The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1903, Page 5

REI M tom ayggt He lyabe omg ENT TUMBLING bow eat mh LIFE Mammoth Rockslide Said to Have Changed mw Wetnean , h he Whole Contour ots Show Capped © NN 9 sua uray saat pols novice toa (Special to The ) 1 ' OLYMPIA ' ‘ ock marking ner nyed P ' ; +" at ; nak ie ne orming there was @ the fifth ft the ' ; the a oe ge - t : ‘ arth 1 . partie the fire this morning a , “ * ‘ 3 Je, although Ite path from the windows into th ett f f the the Panama wan towed over to the “BUTLER STRIKE, COMBINE we im cael GATON EME ee | " and biee and the trt je ‘ ‘ nufeeppghiee setae. | A grand ball wilt take place ¢ |r ceorementen wilt The Whole tity The — narked, The @ — - low a " ' 1 ot aah net nat |g «of rook hax been! POPULACE DEMANDS THAT THEIR MIKADO AND His CABINET |K. W. VANLIEW 1S KNOCKED " “ ' ; yee ee nT | SHALL FORCE RUSSIA TO BE GOOD DOWN BY A STREET CAR, RE ; eed - kof Mount wa Sout, which for. thet wn CEIVING GRAVE INJURIES Fronel, two end 404 thom 9 cipitated down th . a . it n “ 1 hes been ding Frank My * a tam for a great = ; Re a hes at the Arting pular feclingy Tt is understood that the Jap « Teed : t F ran Aa “y , toe he tocar where. aoe 2 that it put | final eff sala to make |’ XW, ‘Vasilew, 106 Belmont’ avi) cnamteemamemalnet eee teegmeee ie Se, Se 20+ 1 a al ~ Psy ‘ 400 or 600 tone of mis Japan would al-| Man-| nue, who for some tir ast has been ie of Bot trnek of , ‘ The Bhawmut The jer < a, pany Fea Tiny . et - : * eatth tt “ 7 nh ' ’ reo for the dif-|heas, although the pre it te ’ » tk Burope to . . k and knocked : intll conscious } amit his way home .S STOF ED THE DEAD ON WADE INTO THE — 'S DISGRAC. { THE WA y ] 0 THE GRA VE : ound Capitol 4) HARRY OLDT WILL SUE DR. J. EUGENE JORDiIN ~ A \| a kc! bound. FOR DAMAGES ON THE GROUND THAT HE seco poy al od ‘J t f the - » . - al a o 7 > | GTAIKING DRIVERS HOLD UP ONE FUNERAL AND POLICE ARE | y suaht - ALIENATED THE AFFECTIONS OF THE WO. t BALLeD OMT TO PROTECT ANOTWER WHILE ON 4¥0 €OL the the and aully $0 th MAN WHO DROWNED HERSELF IN MID-OCEAN EMN MARCH TO THE CEMETERY SENATORS ASSAIL PRESIDENTS ACTIONS IN COLOMBIAN AF- Sof thy cannetioes span woh cas a ap ‘ FAIR—HOUSE WROUGHT UP OVER POSTAL AFFAIRS Pretthanes nase Jor { this city, w «| alten t CHICAGO, I r - » wage while Re - -- Dy Ghent, aneisted by Dr e of his © . \ . Jor coop arate bee ty. Bustneuiiund the w . eded 1. the —— pared a sult for dameag jenta , te ted up At “ ets a ;* S a “ > GT i . 8. and dectart th ir ae aime that Dr. Jord or . pee wie aympathy. The arty t w " RR. be “1 J - erring wife muatotd Mra. Oldt| fice and @rivy by the liverye ° 2 “ | NEW GRERANA, Deo. 16 —At oltgcere, oft — F'aasalon’ Wi kes ent a a Ba Brew ir yeny ne Met e down | when him his x Dy the business age per - & today the naval parade #tart- | wing 2 " taee in Colemien ne 8°) Hille and Mortorman F. McMannor the | stone her husband's ree Monies in the church ' the celebration of the 100th) pence offered a resoluttc | Fu advocated the bi, mak-| Vanilew ts a nephew of P. D. Farrell ent at Olde in attom the pall-bearers sarte plage the [aunivereary of the Loulnians py the matt [img an appropriation for the Lawis | Presklent . ' et him hearse ey werd then} « chem, wae form SS idk nthe pres » secure the land Clark exposition, which was fe. | Company t is thought by her an t oO * / th w adrivers, navel Meplay wes a gorgeous affair ing Of the Rerlin congress ut |ferred te the committee on indus —-- woman was 4 th ah had refused to precee@ tb thea amting the entire afternoo ren to me that th ovisions ef | trial exhibits plaint. soon to Jordan te rey netery. The bod flpaily it easels mrert ar ¥ are ca ut. It was lock the senate went Into rt. Oldt . a i of craft de ont en offered a renotut t be passed bi dan hed « er her. Oldt Boe » time age. the Lives of Inhabitants in hf her ‘The In 35 Reset we wes writen, put ae Rolta| the Town of Mamritius GOV. NASH WANTS ALL PRIZE-| . 18, 190: revives on record before the business Peter ulinndets "Sutlor Hotel, men of thie city againat moh ts vine = FIGHTERS, PROMOTERS AND Seattle. ian; and, be it further WASHINGTON, D.C, Deo. 18 . aye ‘ Under the cond sof the a send a copy of Camphetl, at Fort Lous, Mam SCTATORS PUMIGHED | Pine Furniture FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Purniters Butler hotel strike, as told by im to the Weatern ¢ ris & terrible outbreak of - —_—— | Incorporated Seattle papers, y > billions of rate which!) eGtismntca. 0. Dee. tt Oe aa iS tagene | Sehsd seh th and ce cnt ae arabes af teers se omens “f Mlake Every Dollar of Your Week's Salary i Sec.- Treas, Painters’ Bist. feectuttons unasimeusly tirade, 2s than the rote Ree privet Rubia "1 1 DO BE. SPEAR Green, pulled off at Akron last night Sianed) WALDO BE. SPEARMAN lred speetatora were present ** Prone nit | As Far As Possible *" je ozo GESRESRESELSeEssenoasE aL Preaitent Wve tu ctatorn were: = ‘aco ae OS | KNOCKED Saturday is pay-day for thousands of Seattle folks, and nmuch of this money will go we Painters De orators Lox att ae ont « Antrew Hem towards the.purchase of Christmas gifts This seems a good time to call attention to the maioers G6ab uhton wilt not @o | Malting company, the eonsumpt ¢ the many bargains that may be had at this store in Is which are practical and service H able—goods which will not cause a mere fleeting st of pleasure, but which will give comfort and satisfaction for months anckyears. In addition to the reductions on Keather Chairs and Rockers, which are told of below, Every Mission Rocker, Chair, Seat and Clock Is Reduced boca! orgn nization he declared statement of the amount of t | Back to Work én the Butler Job, 16! painter beer In Seattle has an | Matter what Gbiemswo people MEY | since the boyeott on It was declared say. ast Friday night by the Western ¢ “The matter ts. by our national) tra: ra nion and th dullding constitution left ih, the hands of the + p= lg = an aa | i @nions on Manager Sweeney of the thers, however, Which are patronized not on & od man, and we will stand a oes ae ee id — th .- aha _* Frage dn nd : ; - : fin Grea coe werine of wate] ah “5, goa rng he eevee sng and shah avon een ig'Giion.|Louisiana wowan cers tHe fF All Medium and High Grade Dining Suites Are Underpriced Sey Depattuseate ge well Just abe re 23 Bem al ane | Practical Presents ‘and Malting Com- | i agers of the St. Loule exposition Seattle Brews union decorators re-|t0 4 very latge extent by wnion men, | BAe he Dr. | nounced, precautionary pra Apeestrne Taner pany, but if the union deco BIT ices the Gonos t the bopeot,| Buckley, after dressing his wounda, | ROWNOM: JV ee of the ble re eee Se See Sore an ted beverage has fallen off 2 per eon: | Permitted him to procwed to his home. | opening of hostilities by Colombia - ance with the Chicago telegram, but POPE'S LEGACY Leo LEFT $7,000,000 IN SECURI- TIES TO HI8 SUCCESSOR Who Wouldn’t Appreciate a Luxurious Turkish Leather Chair ot Rocker? All Are Specially Priced We started the week with 6o patterns of Turkish Leather Chairs and Reckers, Many excellent bargains are yet to be had, VIENNA, Dec. 1k—Reports have been received here to the effect that large quantities of arma and ammunt have been aafully amugaied into Armenian dimtricts In nt, mpany for the p ern Russian by Armentans, and all is aeking that extra small care) now in readiness for a general insur- do not consider the strike itself ju been out. The increased eonew IL IN RRECTION theh big Chicago firm « zers of the brewing company are = ST. L NEED SU wean declared these unten men and|to drink any beer that ie furnished] 3 Z a Armenians Preparing for a Re- govern! telegrams to the Chicagw | thetr oar The iocal Retail Clerks? union went | wendy holy A ‘The contract of dec then { Rainier beer ts probab Nelson “& Co. Peter Ulander, | now drinking Rainier to the ex "| 4 Sther union men employed by Ui-| by the breweries in the Northwestern The members of the Green Lake Im- volt in the ri inion advising it of the situation and | provement club exprem Spring esking for instructions, Tais morn | the Improvement ing’s telegram allows him to aie serv the regular meeting on record tast night being opposed | com rs to the bereott of the Seattle Brewing ot a 3 & Maiting company’s beer by the teak Pe! ROME, le reported Wemacy of Pope Leo to hts or more, although the beer has inot| Butter was let by Manag plained by the fact that the the work, bringing with him rail ‘The more ardent unto men | union ansiatants When the strike | over, have resolutely dete wwithy t fander here quit. Ullander then sent | Brewers’ association, 4 thetr joy} with the work agh wgene Westetn Central Labor unten. A spe- MORE TALK cia! meeting unanimously passed a res. he Ra ae olution condemning the boycott. The} enter of the etty to the western leaders in the Western Central affirm| The home of Hermann Quandt was) ) 0°) O° he ba red bn tern that the action of the clerks war not entered by burglars carly thie r j the tha ties ietatioemevd wnexpected, Since the time when W.| ing, and $41 in money taken, bexides oy coitiaaean C. Lynch, who represented this union |several valuable gold ore specimens, | 4) veer to and trom ya on the committee In charge of the | valued ed $26. # effected by \prying| i? Fesidents of which must une ether ] Street cag men's strike, opposed the) Entrance was effected by PrvINE] the Reemont-Mallard, Green Lake or radical notion taken by the committee | OP kites . The Jact | coaer Street cars. By running three in charge of the strike, Lyncl and the| that the house was searched from | iris amall cars ae far an the W NATIONAL CIVIC FEDERATION coat inten have boon none too pop. {top t@ bottom without awnkening Pp ; ‘Cher the inmates, proves that the bar-|°T? mill, it ts believed that all perso Giar with the lahor tenders een, ONES I Oe arte gets Berther accommodate, ESCAPEO BANDITS BAFFLE THE! 18 AGAIN DISCUSSING LABOR Cc: k ry D pa a I Pl The clerks oppened Whe, torcett| Enon ofthe nftatr until the fam. [°4 without taking the” hig thrown | Oe Opnceme leans cide The Crocke: epartment Is an Interesting Place rem e ml _ aro = nor n a 4) care. « « n ——, er cuseting at te ae es thie morning ge Ng ie stihine tale In addition to the splendid showings of Christmas Goods in this main floor sec- orn Central inst Wednesday night and |") vnchen wind tion, there are a number of new arrivals on display for the first time. Among them is-— passed the resolutions last night to pat | yoeed after the mM sting accompanying the t carefully |) sing} ‘TUCSON, Arts. Deo, 18.--Alvera left, and no[and letting off of passengers NEW YORK, Dec, 1&—The an- . . '° . themselves on public reoord as bYME|ligw wave the footmarks on the #ill|only this far, so that through passen- jand Stiles, the escaped bandits, are| ia; meeting of the National Civic A Beautiful I ine of Fine | Cake Plates, each out of sympathy with it wore left to show the means of en-| Kets could get home with m minimum | still at large. They have not been |inderation began here today, Sen- | Cigar Trays, each ‘The Brewery Workers’ union is ger-|tramce, A report was > police | of debay, seen at Happy Valley, where they orally atknowledged to be one of the| headquarters, thie me — —a made their headquarters when they xtrongent Iabor unions tn the United! Quandt was formerly a dance -hall excaped two years ago. A telephone Btates. Tt ix now corresponding with |weeper of this city Mmenuage ways they ure surrounded ty fts national mittesmen to decide negmmec ds mere the foothilie of the Ban Jose moun whether or not it would be fostified tn ta but it ts fier ‘ wiindrawing from the Western Com] WIDOW DEMANDS ro dnc 4 — tral. era had reckoned the hoyentt would be effeotty nfriendly fedling shown, As foreedated in a Star spe- nO PM eta a tual Gtepatch trom Olympia yesterday | MIF Minnie Btevick, the widow of : p afternoon, the Olympia tredes counci! i pn red was killed in @! Loaded do comprising representatives from every | Prilway Moslem My ranch of organized labor In the eap- | Tice will we x i su ggemadtn | raftway company y Mat city, Bt a special meeting last) ee court, to recover 82% ator Hanna presided. Veiney Poa ter, A Chicago manufacturer, ad- dresied the meeting this afternoon on the industrial question, thone prenent iMahop Petter, Harvard, Seattle Souvenir China | 4-in, Fruit Dishes, | Odd Shaped Jugs ........80@ to $1, Dainty Decorated Austrian Totem Pole Vase , mn Snoqualmie Falls Vase .60¢ | ina Ash Trays, each .. Card Trays, each Olive Dishes, each . Comports, each Which includes many very appropriate ar- ticles— : ie 3B5e¢ and 65e¢ | This is a very pretty linen -B0¢@ | Plates, with heavy gold e¢ s, each. .Ti¢ Cup and Saucer to match ....00.... $1.1 ing from (Special to The Star.) LYMPIA, Deo, 18.—The death o the Japanese found de this morning, and sailed with 40/ C1 °, in wtill a mystery, the avengers, mostly citizens of the|some light was thrown upon it at thy different towns of Alanka, returning | inquest. It seems that after thi {to their homes to spend the holidays | fight with tramps, In which Vane in the Mmidet of their families, land others of his nationality partict WKOWEN WILL | Among the passengers were Col.| pated, Yano and two friends started John Schoendar and wife, Mr. | out to ex minate the hoboes. tera MILLIONS Report Shows Maatoious Ex- penditure on the Trans-Si- berian Railway gerolutions condemning | pout and calling for ite removal ‘Dame of organized inbor, fw the text of the resole passed by the retail clerks is, The Weatern Contral La union of this city has seen fit ef rules and weuges of bate brakeman tn the em wae killed a | Stewick wan play of the company by the erating of a See Our Display of Rich| || Don't Overlook Our 256) American Cut Glass BY on 50c os Counters : > “ . hoendar is « minin ngineer from| Inatead finding the trampa tn Uy dectaring @ boycott on the PLEAD GUILTY: ston, Mass, and it on hit way to| en old abandoned bullding, as they eas pro of ution labor over the pro Von ntend a new mine that ha . they found W. H, Block wend the labor unlons that produce t opened in the immediate | son, who had also had trouble with} BT. PETERSBURG, Dec, 18,—Re- therefore, be it |i inity of Ketchikan. M. G. Rog-|the trampa, so when he heard the|porta of the trans-Siberian railway, |, That we enter our protest RKELEY, Cal, Deo, 18.—Wi-jers, representative of the Frye | Japanese prowl nd the shed, | published today, show the total comt such action and tender to the| brewery workers and brewery on, the defautting sec. /Hrahn company of this city, at|he t 1 of regenta of |Juneau, Alaska, was abeo @ pagsen- fug_moxt hearty support in | ¢y university, will|wer on the Cottage Cit \a Bt against the action of the|make no He will throw! In all, the Gptthed C Ny had a cate Central Labor unton; and, be nimmnseif on the mercy of the court. go of 300 torn, uKht they and fire up he Jap- ran, Yan ards the ‘That was the last seen of him dis body was found tn the Incorporated. 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