The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1903, Page 3

i RAILS b OY SPECIALTIES | f She p08 $7.00 Syringes, war 1.30 Jnsvles. $1.00 kinds Medical Natteries, Fountain ber, absolutely thon p Rub a B00 Kirt West Chost Protectors, for tM igenta, $3.00 kinds, @2.00 Cheat TS Protectors, qoeee “ d Ibe Brvanes. 25: kinds, 18¢ ie o kinda, $1.50. and cheaper ones kinda. Supporters, $00 kinds Bee . @8as S| underwortd and that aretDRuGCU ‘SECOND AVENUE. an Phone. Main 503. p for furnitere; siso, Penday trip, te to the vy yar Foate Mo. m, 1:16 and eee LAST EDITION UNDERWORLD IS NOW GUESSING grand jory met out This is a question that both the of the community which lived by other means than ite wits, are asking. Without question the grand jury im devott most of ite time to the mo-called per cent, graft in the bellef, probably, that (t offers the | Most feasible opening for an attack on the police department, and other branches of the eclty adminiatra- ton “all down the ine.” With that end tm view the jurors have held two sessions with Frank Claney, and one lasting an entire jday with John Clancy, who came }back from California the pur- | pose of testifying. Hoth Ee») admit that thoy were asked re \ ing their famous gambling cou [both assert that they answered all }guestions put to them freely and y. ‘Thie ie no doubt true The jury haa, quite fikely, a fairly accurate idea of the subject, and naked many pertinent questions and received many satisfactory anewera Tot John Clancy's statement that hy “made a clean breast of everything the underwortd has a far less ele- gant term for much a course-—may it be received with @ grain of te Had he told “the truth. the whote truth and nothing but the truth’ regarding gambling in Seattle, the foundations of the elty government ~ | iteelf would have rocked. The » ment waa too sweeping. The standing that the youngest Clancy has in the First ward and among politicians of the Tammany stripe, generally, is in iteett is “equare’ his be ded upon them d “ even if temporarily at Jouts with them in cfty polition jmany of Clancys best frien: Ancient History Friends of the Clancys Would Like to Know How Much They Told the Grand Jury--Some suffer were the whole to be told re-} laid the proposition before the Clan- garding the 20 per cent, graft, At that no great rounds the 20 per opincde, There has never been any arlous dispute as to the facts, and the Btar and other Seattic newspapers have at different tines published them fm articles dealing with underworld conditions, The sa-cntiod 20 per cont. araft was really nothing ° leon than a seml-seoret agreement en- tered into by and between the Clancy | brothers and thelr followers and the | potitical managers of Mayor Humes early im the Inst city eampaign whoreby certain gambling privileges ge ed the Gini turn for their support Humes for re-election. the first agreement of ite kind ever made in Seattle, Perhaps, though it was the last—time will tell, The Clancy brothers, John and Frank ot least, were Republicans, had, therefore, supported the but were os a 38 lukewarm in the oampal fist op. ‘The Repudiican party was an- te for mayor in oppo- a to Judge Humes ‘The Paul mon made overtures t ambiing for their support of their candidate, provided he should be nominated elected. ‘The story of this off eare of Mayor FB | "pro nt among whom ree U. Piper. According to the usually aecepted story, Piper nd hie henchmen immediately took ape to head off the ~ b oF Mayor Humes, Pat Mo- Mahon, a well kaown Republican politician, ta credited campalan BILLY FAZON IS UNDER ARREST Organ|Now at Vancouver, B. C., With Dep- uty Sheriff Nelson, His Captor-- Coming Back to Face Charge i ie f i Hi =F i mat names, i : f F tH a ft i ! | FOUND GUIL Jan. U—George sil- night trouble over a wo- North Pactfic Endeavorera and « former imisston- Siam, will nddréns the con- he will dress in the First M. Rev. & M. Randall At 1h a& m., “The Holy Spirit and 7:30 p.m. “How You May Know God.” * ottery Btreet M. B—Rev. F. 1. | Drake. “Firmt Love | What “Open | Shame Trinity K—Rev. ¥. ©. Lee. ‘Short Sermon That her His Head;” 7:26 p.m, “How « Blind Man Recovered * 0 Mite fe Raptist~-Rev, J. ©. Me- m., covenant “The Lord's Prenbyterian—Rev. M.A . D. D, at 11 a, m. “Not sion, But ¢ tency,” 7:30 tread or Beer~-Which ?” vist M. P.—Ftev. BE. B. Sutton, 11 m., “The Character and Preach ing of John the Bapti 30 p.m. Why Was It Necessary for the id's Redeemer to Be Born of ‘oman ?” West Green Lake Baptiat—Rev. B. |. Sutton, 3 p.m, “Hatan Looking for a Kingdom.” Rev, Le le wregational The Spirits y Pariah Lis “Hidden Well: and the You 780 = Man.” jclples That Be.” First Unitarian—Rev, W. D. Si- manda, At 11 a m, “The Sunny f Religion.” gellcal Assoctation—Rev, H ik At 11 a. m. Gor- an sermon, “The Difference Be- on Serving God or Man;" 7:30 m., English services, “The Light In In Thee.” P.W. Merrick r tw 4 saniet his friends who were with him. Nelaon refuses, to ‘ted Interviewed. & g i in i : uk + 93 Hi g 4 i it > 3 f i H 4 3 H Se wf ie ze . ; rT ii i i iH Judge eighth judicial circutt, | FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. 31.~The arand jory w ried today without returning any indictments in the Govbei case. WASHINGTON, Jan. %.—Con- ees. of Wireonsin has ® resolution house proposing an the ~— tution to bit polyg: amy perpetually preventi: sone guilty of the offense From hota. tng government positions of honor or An Error Owing to « printer's error in RB. T. —— Soe de ad. Vriday, me . txhum jotamens, which a BSc, should Immanuel Lutheran— Rev. ©. Mack of Whatcom will occupy the pulpit in the morning. Roman Catholic Meetings c sy at ad Lady of Good Héip —Rey. F. X. Prefontatne, pastor. Low mass, § 4. m.; high masa, 10:30 & mm; Sunday school, 3 p. m, and |. pastor. Ds junday Mans; Vespers, sermons and benedic tion at 7:30 p.m New Parish—Rev. W. J. Mets, pas Services corner Twenticth av nue and Jackson street, Low mans, 6a. m.; bleh magn, 10:39 a. m. Church of Immaculate Conception Rev, A. Sweere, pastor. Low mai 7:0 and 8:30 a. m; igh mas and sermon, 10:30 a. m.; Bunday sche 2:0 p. m.; rosary and benediction, 7:00 p.m ‘ Church Notes Rev, J. M. Webb, pastor of the Church of God (colored), will hold baptismal services In Lake Wash- ington at Madrona park at 2 p, m. ¥. MC. A-=-At 2:40 p. m., the first of a series of “Pleasant Sunday Af ternoons” will be given. After the services a Bible class and fellow- ship lunch will take place, Rev. F. ©. Lee will give a short talk on "The Loat Word.” ¥. W. GC. AThe services at p.m. will be led by Rev. J. M. Wil f the Westminster Presbyter h. Mra. J. R. Hager, con- the choir of the church, tralto in will wing. Special services will be held at the Lane Street Presbyterian church to- morrow. The church has recently been improve allation of new pews and pet. At ii Welovk a Ce union service will be h new members will be ty into the congremation. At lock Dr. Matthews, principal ot the State normal at Whatcom, wirt address the ¢ jan Kndeavorers of the clty. Bpecial evangelistic nervices will be held at night, Spe- clal music has been arranged for the occasion. Special Meetin, on City Theosophical society neet im Pioneer block at & Dp. mM» “The Higher Life,” ©. W. Kuhne. Theosophical society, Ananda lodge, meets at 1118 Third avenue, ut & Pp ms BUbje Reincarnation.” TO CURE a Golo IN ONE DAY e q The American Clothier, 703 First Ave. Agent for the Celebrated John B Bietson Hat, 64 and 6. iM Tne m1 ebury’* Union barbers, Shrew! vot Yesler (basement. fe some question as whether ali of Mayor Humes’ man agers knew of the offer, Howev hat may be, it was made and ax vepted, and the “goods were deliv- dom, Part of the agreement iv an story. In the primaries in tl convention, and lastly at the p Maroh 1902, he did all (Wat he had argained to do for the Humes man« fancy Hentar fumes wu tood in the door of the ~ueht votes for vp all the) placed in hie Mayor Humes at the pe Mayor Humes was re-elected and then the Cts reward. jullivan and Were notified that it open until they “had Tn the end thee gam did dq Claney-—not for the which would have about $12,000 a month, but mmpromise payment of $3000 « month This sur paid to Clancy through the Puget Bound National bank each month as te » houses put up th Who besides John Clancy, who Grew it out, shared in tte distritu- tion, never been divulged. And this le what the grand fury wikhes to It ie sate netther John or Frank ¢ the grand jurors, bray: a © FREE Peter Wooley, « with mur- RP ey as lata, a are ae Gross, omterda, charged tre by Fustioe Cann. ‘The stimony showed that Wooley acted in self de- fonme, Largest Stove House in the North. ff, W. Main Gtore, First Ave. & Gpring Ot. GAS AND ELECTRIC (OMAPNY Original Incorporators, 1873 TRUSTEES, 4903 Horace C. Henry, President/National Bank of Commerce. Jas. S. GOLDSMITH, Vice Pes, Schwabacher Bros, &Co, E. P. WeLLS, Treasurer, + SAMUEL HILL, President, J. D: PARRELL, President Northern Steamship Company, PARTNER «| secure city water in the near future land, Hows bpcoches, ort amassNGTON, | } hy wauned Uh nlor pt and Depew delivered Jan. 1 Jeminiative ho in leading th ne probute aime The point threatened to do lame Hila to whieh he had ne were allowed to paw, whieh he opposed were laid ’ The Only for Payne amare da }auerun, ax Night. AU objections Hie Jamtide rhe taken made t ty wore vont right | on hot APPLIES DDENS GARGORY ASKS AP POINTMENT AS F. 6 KHOADS’ ADMINISTRATOR Kddens Gregory Med « petition in the probate departinent of the su. |t porior court this morning, asking to | provide be appointe ministrator of the | phew ewtate of bY he the | Bena Young real extat wan | Kr anphyxiated by weneral staff bill up. Two ainendne it pane idem that bt Auguet 15, 100: for the retire with the consent 4 any offieer below ujor general with pay the next ite were an it house ot the the wan in bie of » lant was & partner n of whieh Hhe 1 won ale Tuemday, |! in y asked unanimous de Vebruary 17 for a vote on the ompibus bill, Beveridge objected Throughout the entire seanbon forelan ¢ We committon this ning Morgan oocupled the floor Was the sole taller In opposition Panama Ot : » tee friend of Whates that Rh property in Meattie and Valued at $5000, He seems t Jt_no will, as ft ie hit Offects or in the office. Hhoada is known to have relatives living in Bh nite, Pa. but t and the relationship exist ing between them and thé dand i Mr. Gregory says, he has net yet! ancortalned that tt wideration 4 against the jon presented by question the ran'h oredentiais several other BOARD OF WORKS Orle of the largest street grading contracts ever let in the cit this morning awarded to C.J Fort won the board of public works, ‘The contract is for th at a and other at = large improvernent Queen Anne hill, = The contract |} price it $47,011, which was about 400 under the next lowest bid. Hide were opened for the struction of water maip teenth avenue and on a Morgan an The senate took act pod bill nendment to the agricultural d by Quay. It t* be uny’s setiog wilt either |neoure & direct vote on the statehood uention oF cause an extra fe 220-222 First Ave. cor, Main MEN'S ALL-WOOL aunt 74 ‘The New Britain and § pecting to will have only temporary and per-/| tial relief until the latter part of March. ‘The Puget found Pipe han the contract for putt service mains, tn an application to the board todsy fer an extention of | time ih which to complete the con- ompany tell luck story of unavoidable delays and agrees to let the city use that of the system already completed. The board will recommend to the city council that the extension of time asked for be granted, CONGRESS Day of Small Things in Both Houses WASHINGTON, Jan. %—In the sahate the credentials of Matt C February Mt, Valentin the day when Cupid is Supposed to get down to work. The practice of sending loving misaives is becoming more ge eral cach your, as ie proven by the tn- creased trade in Valentines. We stand at the head of the list of dealers, showing 4 distinet lines, M12 FIRST AVENUE. <= CLOSING OUT PRICES OF THESE DEPARTMENTS ARE MOVING THE SHEET MUSIC AND BOOKS RAPIDLY ported toe situtlar amendment to the civil eun- dfy appropriation Dit On objection I og) a ‘idge the reports, under ra and icclte coptcthy temreee enEET music ha Marylanders were] All regular 00 and Thc muste now T beste f 2 2 Ss 2k Sta Seses FSF S as TUCtOr ..« Whitney Rapid Method Urbach Piano hod S 28S asss5 8 2S S SEs : Fa ; H of cents for postage on 4nd 1 cent per copy for music, VIOLIN SPECIAL In order to reduce stock, we wilt NM dur this week our reqular 7.45, with extra set cane complete. very attractive on our large stock of Guitars, fdoltins, Banjos, Music Boxes, raphophones, Records, ete. ANOTHER CARLOAD Of Pianos arrived today, giving us an unusually large stock of Chicker- ing & Sons, Kimball, Hobart M. Cable, Pease, D. 8. Johnaton Co, and other Pianos and Kimball Organs for intending purehasera to select terms. S. JOHNSTON CO. from, at attractive prices on pany |e Pacific Coast Clothing Comp’y. Clothing * Wholesale and Retail |g0o First Ave,, Cor. Marion St | Classified Ads , Wanted—Femaie Help | \ @ lady woli HOTERE “und, oonta. ‘Bend me outa aod I will & 9 Lost and Found TINK cose Booth dow teat white breast Rooms by Use Tn ings FIneT A GRAND PACIFIG HOT: nue; house newly furni br te Keeping fore TWO pretty turniahed ena Kighen phone bath, Ble . Office 212 and bide. Beattie, Wash. Owing: Sect constiorebty” ret Public ‘bar im our ine site Chemt wriil Prise an exacting ranges, ant for driving of work. ADAME & NICHOL, 1414 Beoond avenve, ranges, co a eo! houne comp leteiy $100 per month. s well all prices 5 on © vu 24 Paciic BARGAINS ONLY Deaatitul cott car, one block from Denny Park; $1000; Dill; easy terme. toot & &O,, ro cottages, on car line, & min- Mites Fide from Recond avenue, best heighborbosd. on Rill, for $000, terme, eat ital hore Ps ing Bound, one block to ear; for rt cottage, 2 lant, for 6428, Meautiful house at Groen Lake, high and Tear car, schoot and stores; for @000; TATLOR COOK CO. “ia-hD Arcade, Diowks from car at Dale ACRRAGH, ice land, only Ae car and 30 minutes } tmady to schoo! Tw TS--Five acres af minutes walle res Of fine soll General Music Dealers. D. INCORPORATED ad UNDER THE LAWS OF WASHINGTON . Reduced THE NEW LIGHTING RATE 200 per kilowatt hour for the first 30 hours per month use of the lights, and Se for all addl~ tional consumption, subject to a discount of 10 per cent. for Prompt payment. THE NEW POWER RATE 100 per kilowatt hour for the fret 60 hours per month use of the maximum, and 80 for all ad. @) Gitopal consumption, subject to @ | @ following schedule of din- 8) counte for Hone Mont! {office 14 Chery St. Dexter HorTON A. A. DENNY JOUN COLLINS ( CHARLES E. BURROWS ay payment. up to discounts are ¥ Interpolation, In order to secure the reduced reek TEs" pectenry to oon at joe at anew l= WE FIT Glasses. |B Sin" ak ss you to see things as they not magnified or minitied rfeotly fitted @lanses will ruin the eyes. o une only the beat material attainable for our glasses, and guarantee ® PERFECT FIT Giganes $1.00 and up Schuchard Optical Co. EYE SPECIALISTS 1207 Second Avi Seattle. (Next to Stone, Fisher & Lane's Store.) The Seattle Electrio Co. 907 First Ave. ch on balance. ADAMS & NICHOLS, SCIAL BARGA corner, 100x100, $600, ner, Hear cars, Fremont Dx100, $220. pe level lot, 50x100, $290 lot near Madison c 2 QUALHETM & HOLMAN 204 New York Biock. CHEAP lots at $25 wp, at Mijman City, only tT mat ry monthiy. nce on etound For Sale—Farme and La HEGRE TART 100 acres. Foon. ROBERT MAUPBY, 410 New York block sols t w0Y f Aine hind, with cken howe; han aE than -rutle from the electri Only 80 minutos eid: oh | a.m. University ol and car line $100—House and lot, 2 roo tered, Heights publi Lot unfinished, C. B. KITTREDGE University Station, Independent "Phone A 7143. with house and barn; at am righer than | colored hee, } " Beoon te the bursting of & damaged our tmmense we are offering to the Tpein, leather | Piret show cases, van be hoaght on easy Houses and vacant lots al parts city at Anne hi, 8 roome {)UMBRELLAS — manu and & one mite trom | ra, 40x100, | plas. | Muah logue tree, 1. M. Bro wn, Hegistrar, .| Bt Holyoke BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auctioneers Wik First ave Arohitects HOGG TON, EAT CONN | Attorneyn-at- Law ) | MOORE BWI 4 PARK Korey | jaw, "G20, 480, O31 New York viork W. 3. WTERLING, » botury pubis, i us QUINN, 40 Ar tho A. KELLOGG, 1% Washington Build M'DONALD, 400 Burke Building LYMAN i |= |w KNAPP, 1 D. LAMBUTH, 204-5 Pacitte f O WARD KEMP, 49% Burke Bulla heated Ma Abstractor ie TREMP et 6 CO. 4 ine WAMVORD Abe Lisa ini Tage SAVIAN-AMERT A general banking business , pital, 7s bere. ¥ Geo. fh, Fiena PROPLY'® BAVINGS BAN Boron’ avenue and Pike » Sono Te N BANK OF O¢ a Pin PO ete Qollars); orphan, $2,560,000; lowed oo time deposits, «gener Ing bustnens trancasted. “Remtthe forner of Jemen street ant Ben hus. GV. HOLT, Manager THe Vinet NATIONAL BANK OF Pel4 op it I ido aon: oapita Dusinens ts pres: ove Business Colleges ant teac’ rae Bat Ora KGRN DWAMATIC BOHOOL will open Tow ‘ent wilt bonemt ven by Dew thew, calatague empiat z ‘matted “trea 40 and 4) Wstyoke Dresemaking 2. MADAME A & exetTH te Winekiey. _—— Syston pnd Cleening_ Pee ctesning and’ ronerattan ont teAiow reser caine _Sy_ bre wen FIRGT premium received Col. 1987-8. cM Drew pa Minot avenue PARISIAN Dre Works—We call Lf bern Genver lot hes avenge; Fa” sasin sone P Been i “ay CARN CRS Mey Cormiahed, only & Photes nan Bros, HBG Cae PINE pists Pikeman maiern Improvements: will always rent one year, nee eee GRO. MH. WOODHOUSE CO. Tel, Main 64 5 rooms, lot 30n190, near Rubber whe, COMMA CAL FT AMP WORKS Boheaer man Bock, 110 Cherry. Sho aeee RATER ATA LAR ROTI TS St = mc. Jacobs, ‘Tresholme & Co. Transfer Companies RVR TRaNsrRn co 30. iri, ectered: toca Umbrella eneral repairing 900 ve Robeson Prose Wire, ron and Plating 201 and 202 Pioneer Building, Phone, Union $1. SEATTLE. STEAMERS FOR NOME AND TELLER, ALASKA merchants at above PORT ORCHARD ROUTE Yor U. & Navy Yard and Battleships STREAMERS ATHLON Pp veral INLAND FLYER ‘ORT ORCHARD Pier 2 NEW TIMB CARD Daily Service “6:90, Leave Seattle 10:0 a my; lh p.m (Saturday only, @: }11)80 pmo Leave Hremerton . 12:30, 3:00, 6: Leave Sidney a m.; 6:00 p.m. Leave Charleston: 6:05 p.m. For Pleasant Beach, take steamers leaving Seattle any trip except at 0 A. mM. **For Bremerton onty. FAR. 50c ROUND TRIP. SEATTLE, EDMUNDS AND BVERETT The Palatial Steame CITY OF EVERE Three Round Trips Daily, Leaves Seattle 7 a. m. 12m. and *9,00 “and and 4:80 a trip de and 11:45 Spm 7:60 11:39 8:00 and 11:95 a, rat nd PM roaves Rverett 9:18 a m, 2:20 and 7:16 p.m, Ph James, 1841, Colman Ddock, erg ‘mB SCOTT, Man