The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1905, Page 3

+ } HUNGARY FIGHTING FOR ITS LIFE AND ITS CONSTITUTION FRANCIS RIAN LEADER LOUIS KOSSUTH, KOSSUTH, HUNGA.- AND SON OF WRITES THE STORY OF THE GRAVE CRIS IN CENTRAL EUROPE WHICH AMY LEAD TO THE SEPARA. TION OF HUNGARY FROM AUSTRIA BY FRANCIS KOSSUTH Written Bs fally for The Star (Francis Kossuth is the leader of the Hungarian nation in its fight against Austria. He is the son of Louis Kossuth, the fa r fan patriot, and { ~oked the coming liberator of } try.-—Editor.) BUDAPEST. Hungary, Aug Hungary ts face p with a graver than any Hungary in 1867 constitutional country Efforts -are being to set aside the laws and ation of the land, and the re faced by a government that, finding itself Without any support in parliament Yet seeks to exercise the right to ejervary, the premier, is not supported by any party, nor by public ion, and is not able to bring fc in parl mt any bill that ¢ passed into law. The| present cabinet is simply an expres sion of the will of the sovereign, King Francis Josef, and is combat ing the basis of all constitutional ism, viz t a country must be ruled by its majority in parliament The government cannot even pass its budget bill, and to all intents and purpo Hungary now is a country without any government recognized by the people as the head of its affairs, Baron Fefervary has attempted to resign office, but th king will not accept his retir ment, knowing that no parliam: ary cabinet to replace the present one could be formed, so that the tragedy of a nation guided by a government on which it has 8} FRANCIS chinery of the government running | Should this be done, time alone can j tell what is in store for the Austro Hungarian m This « about by ration the to the natural and legal de mand of the Hungarian people that its army, which is recruited among the Hungarian — pec main tained by = them dis tinctively Hungarian. At present army ts commanded largely by trians, the la of command is man, and colors are those of imperial Austria. Only per | cent of the people of Hungary speak the Gorman tongue, while the Hun arian language is use 60 per jeent; thus the patriotic feelings of } the Hungarians are insulted. passed The army, such as it is now, is a tinues. & veto of no confidence con standing threat and mena to the @seece etacin shrdl cmtw etao shrdc} #berty of the country. It has the The local authorities of the coun-| *PP@rance of an army of occupa try are bound by iaw to disregard | ao tf Hungary were et Ail andere of tha abvecaant art} quered country, while in fact Hun constitutionally sound and the gary is an independent kingdom Fejervary cabinet is very likely to @mploy force so as to keep the ma HEADACHE. Frequent, or periodical b aches, Weaken the brain, and very often @xtinguish the Hight of reason. Dr Mites’ Anti-Pain Pills will cure headache quickly, by soothing the ir- ritated nerves of the brain. They In if taken when 4 Ais, Prevent p ret #ymptoms of headache appear Never sold in bulk. MONDAY Fancy lowa Butter 28 doses, 25¢. Full Cream Cheese TEA & COFFEE CO. $21 SECOND AVENUE. Near Madison Street Pianos Moving Rapidly ©. S. Johnston Co.'s Big Surplus Steck Sale a Regular Bonanza for Bargain Seekers. Many fine Pia of in os being numb wns, I gton, Belling Eagle Harbor and other points CONDITIONS VERY FAVORABLE. With burr pa through the city recor ing, building a coupled with at such greatly re in vogue at our grea Stock t cuse whate to $5 per month Every inatrument guaranteed to be as represents + DS. Johnston (. TTLE’S LEADING PIANO HOUS 903 SECOND AVE: BURKE BUILDL united to Austria only through the {fact that the sam man is king of Hungary and emperor of Austria There is no law that can support this permanent offense to Hungary's national feeling. Though the Hun garian constitution gives to the king the post of comm: r-in-chief of the army, this right cannot be stretched to mean that the king has cuthority to suppress, by his own will alone, the offictal language of ountry over which he | right to reign as a strictly constitu thopal monarch This abnormal state of affairs has been tolerated by Hungary since 1967, but now a demand Is made on the monarchy for a iderable in crease in the size of the army, and for an enlarged expenditure amount i approximately $90,000,000, and the Hungarian nation ts resolv ed to exercise its Just rights, It will line to authorize th of men and more money unless the Hungarian language and the Hungarian colors for the future are to become « part of the Hungarian army. This was one of the ot the last election, and the people of Hungary returned to parliament @ majority pledged to the platform The majority agree that it w political immorality for them to abate one particle from their pro- gram, and they feel bound to con tinue their hostility to the pre the [th raising more scues sent government matter what the outcome be. The present crisis closely re sembles that period through which nearly all other constitutional countries have had to pass, while to malntain t will people is superior to the will $100 Reward, 9100. « 4 One Hundred I f t HENEY & to, Druggiste. Far Pills for conat “RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. |Joke Turned on Him and He Had rald be} KOSSUTHL. years’ sickness. tried to combat the principal of con rtitutional government that kings| PUGET SOUND OYSTERS _ will |reign but do not govern, and that| be shipped to eastern markets. They |their right of veto must be used/@re said to be as good as any constitutionally only on the rarest occasions, and always “a poatertort THE EXCELSIOR CARBIDE & never “a priort Otherwise o|Gas Machinery company, of Spo- | fovernmental business a) be| kane, will move its plant to Beil-| onducted except the king approve! ingham, of it, and th would be no differ ence between an autocracy and a| TIN CAN MAKERS on the sound} nstitutional monarchy Jhave not been able to keep up with The outcome is uselens to predict,|the demand from the salmon can Constitationalism must win, for it|nerie annot be that in the 20th century/ sens an attempt to impose an absolutiat] C. A. MANTZ, ex-state senator sway in one of the great countries|and prosecuting attorney of Stevens of Europe will succeed, How suc-| county, died Friday at his home in “ brought about time! Colville. 1, but it is to be hoped | he sake of the peace and proe-| WHBAT HARVEST is on in the perity of Hangary and for the se-| Palouse country, The farmers are eurity the throne of an elderly | ra tb Devo! th perceive ing the lent garian people. NEWS OF THE: "STATE THE 8ST. ‘MISSION w FRED PRONG, of Snohomish Mzation ATE has a On August 9, seed te ‘ounty Asses monarch that Franz Josef will of his « at he has by unfaithful cc legal cla’ RAILWAY i meet in Walla Walle nell ns of valu > $90,000,000. Last in Seattle alone was $65,674,526, and | 1,583, being re-!it will be increased thia years to} 46 by the board of about $70,000,000. ] Peters it will be'on the board of equalization are F 200,000 ase will be known | H THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, Abi. 5, sve) u uation a) King own VOUUONl a ea kakeehheheee been misled | sin resist-| 2 the Hun com ‘Assessed Valuation of Ki ig “ County Property Is $90,000,000 » of all in King county this year and in the estimation | this year. ° ! struck by a plece of timber in & sawmill and ia in @ critical con dition, FOREST FIRES in the state have not been bad (his year, says George 8. Long, secretary of the Weyer hacuser syndica A CLAM CANNING PLANT will be established | Brenner in Olympia by J. J ABERDEEN wants a Carnegie brary AS MENT INSPECTOR Bur dick in of th inion that Aberdeen owes the state almost $10,000 as its 10 per cent assesument on liquor of the king. Kings have always Hconses since 1888, | ARBRDEEN has a new bridge in prospect acrons the Wishkah river | | THE CHIEF OF POLICE at | Walla Walla declares he will take no action against gambling until the city council forces it | W. H. MILLER, of Payallup, seriously burned by a live wire Fri day | THR PUYALLUP VALLEY | RAILWAY COMPANY has accept ed the franchise granted it by the ity of Puyallup and will begin co struction soon. BE. FITZGERALD, a Pomeroy pioneer, died Friday JACOB H. WALRATH, a Sumas pioneer, died Friday after three 1g & great cry for help. RENO, ® Baker, an Nev., Aug. 5.—Frank old miner of Vir ginia City, who has been a hard working prospector the great er portion of his life, has just # received returns from 15 tons of ore taken from an aban doned claim in the heart of Is the Comstock. The proceeds, & after all the expenses of mill ® ing, amount to $17,000. Baker * took out the ore in a few days. * * eeeeeeeene and is now working taking out more Yor years the claim was thought to be worthleas. Tee eee eee eee es eeeeeee Monday, when the board of equal! ° 3 G-LHolmesFurnitureCo- U01-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. WHEN YOU REALLY SAVE MONE Are you interested in saving money? Most of us are, as it is the SAVING, not the EARNING, which swells penditure deple even the most extensive pure The excellent system which governs our busin nothing to charge to “Profit and Loss)” no dead losse we are enabled to constantly quote regular prices at the same figure ether stores call by any other Seattle hous Rugs 27 in, x 54 in. 36 in, x 7 26 Smyrna 20 Smyrna 36 Bmyrna 18 Axminster . Bath Rug Mall Re Hall Rugs Fiber Rugs the bank account. Rash ex- Asa s is done in many establishments. ns an ever watchful eye over even the smallest expense. result we have THAT'S why can't he touched whieh the next customer must pay, special prices;” why our “out pric Cut Prices Moday and Tue 16e RUG FRINGE, in axsorted colors of a ol fringe CRYSTAL VASES, aii CHINA CAKE PLATE, } ut to MILK JUG, china rately decorated BERRY SET of 7 $60.00 Wilton $10.00 Wilton of hea regular 6 pleces—bowl and ix ors and highly decorated in floral desig CARPET SAMPLES, suitable for rugs $1.2 ir eth 22% t inches wide, cut fror > Wilton and Velvet piece $2.50 | TEA SET CABINET of 815.00 has cup (Thene taken by and ©. 0 2 in. ith re hanger two. pureb D. orders s1150 | Ne. 4304 DINING TABLE (nee quarter sawed golden oak, handsomely fir hed and polished. Shows beautiful « No. 164 TURKISH ROCKER No. 516 CHEVAL is a co Has 42-inch round top; 6-fo: » is of genu ther lonial model, holding 20x Legs are shaped and fluted, an vy oak fr full 4s-inch beveled French massive patterns. Price fringed, hea arms 4 plate mirror; price We have exclusive Seattle sal back and b 826-00 brated Lents Exten Tables ed; price * only we will allow ount on Lady's Desks of 20 PER CENT $65.00 WHY IT’S THE I BEST other ranre in the world is made of malleab’ ir which has been especially pre- pared for its manufacture. 8 f MONARCH NICKEL is made on copper, au ? « to it @ satin finish, which will neither ta ish nor weer off. This is the only range made which has this especially prepared nickel MONARCH buckle, being rive leable iron frame 19 and 2 ir A FEW REASONS THE TOP of the Monarch Range i# an- healed all through and polish d the body Jn blued steel, therefore it needs no blacking. ‘This range is the ONLY which has o \potiahed top that has proved a comple cons. THE DUPLEX DAMPER Is so arranged As to admit draft back and front, resulting in An equal combustion of fuel and even heat in the oven. This is why bread need not be turned in a Monareh oven; it is sure to be baked perfectly, OVENS will not warp or front and back to a mal- Monarch 15, 17, This allows plenty of space for 7 two T-inch tins could not be held in @ 14-inch o e being no allow- ance for the flare. REPAIRS for the Monarch are never need- ed nor called for, so we carry no parts for repairs, MALLEAILE IRON used in the Monarch Range i« made especially for it. The peculiar conditions to which a range is subjected re- quire this. 85 CASH, $5 A MONTH | And we take your old yment, allowing every WE OFFER $30.00 For any Monarch Range ever sold by us, ran part jation begins its labors. Last year | the assessed valuation of property The counciimen who will servve | |H. Mullen Burnett Arnold Zbinden and C.| | Hugh A city, is now Seattle El absence is at the Tait aalstant cc comp: Don worth tric ot George head of gal department city xa of point abil ‘Octopus Is Robbing City Of Its for many years as sistant corporation counsel for this |the ablest attorneys that ever gave | f b he {is in charge. Tait’s apy ment that of his chief, Mr big salaries secure when the p them. Tait was Gilliam the office t Baggage, Furniture, Storage | Office and storage room, 1216 First avenue, Postoffice buliding. Phones Sunset Independent, Turkish Bath 50c INCLUDING BED ALL NIGHT. Heady’s Barber Shop First and Washington Bargains in Furniture THE Red Front Furniture Go. 220 PIKE STREET. They all say you do the best at THE CARLSON DENTAL CO.'s who have the latest in methods and appliances used in modern dentistry. SECOND AND YESLER, rest ublic a be istant <¢ insel until the time from th ome a supert to Buy the Drinks com now as Don ome pi and by their tha sel for the In the who pany’s le out of the well worth as are ples of the manner ‘r k up # offering rvices dof corporation t Mitchell e head of or court Ablest Legal Talent judge. He was considered one ot| bia services to the city Donworth held the position of corporation counsel for this city for | several terma, and served with con splcuous ability, He no sooner left |the position than he went to work | for the Seattle trie company, in| which he also has an interest. As} the city's legal advis it was the] uty of both men to see that the was amply protected from legal standpoint in all nohises | granted to the electric company and others, and they did so. | ‘ow they are Just as carefully seeing to it that every franchise the octopus accepts is legally bullet | proof. no matter how long it may have been used. | Buys « new rang | cont it is worth. | GLASSWARE BERRY BOWLS WATER JUGS Fe csesdee 87-75 | FRUIT SETS, cut glass pattern $8-90 | GLASS WATER SETS, coration St b! 7+ gold $16.00 | 4-PIECE GLASS TEA SETS . ALSO A LARGE VARIETY OF TABLE CUTLERY. The Alaska wei angi In constructed with TOILET SETS 10-PIRCE TOILET SET, DIN NER SETS 85-10 thor plain white £0-pie bs 52-plece x shape, « Mt. Ve BB¢ .. 656 $1.00 white and SL25 $1.50 white le és os oral decor EK TOILET SET, Leno: Mt. Vern pink rose ¢ SET, pink de 112-plece plain white SET, in pink and white | 2 $4-25 | 100-plece, # anada 10-PIBCE TOIL 10-PICE TOILE plece, en and 12-PIRCE TOIL rose decoration ‘T SET The « case is made of thor is machined by skilled mech led by thoroughly pract branch of constructon, Th matched wood and the apace be LINED WITH CHARCOAL SHEATHING with ground charcoal, which ir name time is a perfect onducto} insulation. The inter tructi culation of air, insuring a i times ‘EXCLUSIVE mely low price ber, which ing perf a consta in the pro n that the most sanitary LY WITH US. this year The qualitie able food and meats and the exp AND t sought for n economic ORM TEMPERATURE | tion, These results can only be | alr a refrigerator nd the | x, a well known localfand lots and another torm as chief | THIS REFRIGERATOR (nee cut) | femperature ond dryness of alr ate naturally PRICE $16.00 ' dealer, who enjoys play-| were offered the officer if he would Width. Depth. Height, | 8 the ALASK ” am , THIS REFRIGERATOR (see cut.) pranks and making the other|release the prisoner, but the chief Dimensions In. In In Width. Depth Height Gok’ faddans Soarmlag sek [chap eettck Gadenien tee cover LEM ads ous ANY ALASKA REFRIGERATOR | | Ise chamber. 16 108 fle engaging him in ation,|ed article. The identification was | PRICE $11.50 Ch er lipped his pet ruler up his sleeve| complete, so there was a clear case} while b was looking up some|against (he prisoner | ater taxes, thinking, as usual,to get | ice Schneider was notified, | - ~ the joke on the city official and/and the trial held immediately! poUND H BODY THROUGH A) was not heard of again. He was a bis body found near where she} BASTIAN, Aug. 4.—The h the cigars come his w at the city hall, where Cox defend wealthy lawyer of this city | had seen re following her hus- | Mark looked wise and 1 noth-|¢d himself and Mark acted as city DREAM, jband in th eam Infante Mercedes, heir presumptive ing, but within ten minute after} attorne The defendant pleaded re Andrews had gone to a gravel pit} | : Cox left the office a mock John Doe] guilty as charged and recommended| OMAHA, Neb., Aug. Through] to pay off the employes aturday | ek kw RK KR RR we ee w/o Che throne, died this morning or warrant had been sworn out and| himself to the mercy of the court,|the ald of a dream, in which she| morning he was missing. A tele-|* ape EE Nae an officer dispatched to serve it.| whereupon he was kangarooed to| saya muffled figure following her|&ram was sent to his wife, but be|* SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, * mmpwon, The chief of police went in person, | buy the drinks the crowd | husband, Mrs. I. R. Andrews, presi-| cause of the strange dream of the| * Aug ~Ove 12,000 registra 9 | caren as the land dispenser was known| Cox Jed the way with a hositat-|4ent of the Omaha Woman's club,| night before she had already started | # tions In the Uintah reservation * SLEEPLESSNESS. be a da character, and|ing stop, for he had been searched | ‘thursday night succeeded in locat-|ON & search when the * have been recorded, Prospect *| You will have no difficulty in pro= the risk was too great to risk the/at his office and all his money! ing the body of her husband on the| Fived |* ors are making @ rush to post * nd steep If yon will ie life of an inexperienced policeman, | taken away from him by the chief,| hank of the Platto river. | _ On arriving at the gravel pit sho) x location notices covering min- * ervine soothe | and running down the alley the|who left it with the stenographer |was informed Andrews had 9] eral bodies which they have * Hive: aattalee, cea came face to face with the|but a proprietor was found who| The dream occurred last Friday} down the river the night before * complication promises inter- #) °! ST aatent. don ae he was about to enter| would stand him off for the neces-| fight when Andrews was at Cedar| insisted that in the dream he had) * esting developments before the ¥ | py Irritable, melancholy 1d, flashing the warrant,|sary amount. Mark has the ruler|creek, 100 miles from Omaha, An- gone up the stream. Parties search-]# rush ends. * me to your money commanded him to halt. Houses' back and Cox is out for the treat drews disappeared that night and ed In both directions and last night RAK KKKKARKKAEK KKH ottle di not help, es eee cesT Swat RE TONE OTS WOT HT AW NORS. UUM SITE FP Slee