The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1905, Page 7

& STAR—-MONDAY, NOV. 20, GLASGOW SCENE OF TERRIBLE FIRE LODGING HOUSE WITH 320 SLE EPING INMATES CATCHES FIRE | AND MEN RUSH NAKEDANT O THE STREET—39 KULES AND) N URED | Slope. The four floors of the build N 1 ng Ww 1 ed Ww whisky mt ven t t from a locomotive, it is ¥ 4 | s bod h hed tate wory and Chief ¢ | 1 yw, Nov Thirty nine were burne death it 0 @ fire yesterday in Wats t and 32 were Injured. It was the most disastrous fire in Great Britain in 25 years The building, in which 320 men were sleeping, took fire at 6 o'clock yesterday morning, and in a fow » minutes the entire structure was a mass of flames. Many men were “ overcome by smoke and caught in the narrow corridors, thus hinder ing the work of the firemen, who at almost every step fell over dying men Many men rushed stark na into the street and the fir to fight their way into q so frantic were the Inmates to es cape the smoke and flaw The majority of the m were workmen # JENT, Ky. 20. —Eastitt- @ small town across the Kentucky border, suffered a severe loss as the result of a disast fire Which swept the town Sunday. The My le hotel, a boarding b and ‘al dry goods stores we oa The loss ts estimated at §7 CONNELLSVILLE, 20, More than $10,000 ot j whisky were fuel for a spectacular i} fire at the A. Overholt i Sunday, entailing a $4,000. H ‘The neighboring town of PB f across the river, and the station bulldings of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, were saved by a favorable wind. ‘The biue alcohol flames leaped hundreds of feet into the afr, white barre's of old rye whisky burst and ran in rivulets of fire. down the LONDON, Nov. te 20.—Ruasia | Unreatening Turkey because th | | ter is strengthening her fo - Hl q tions on the Bosphorus and the f | Black sea, and intimates that ‘s © | Will force the latter to pay the war ry INDIANS OBJECT MARYSVILLE, Cal, Nov. 20. Wilitam H. Sprout, awaiting trial for blowing up the Yuba City bank 30 days ago, escaped from the jal! here Sunday, He has not been re- NEZ PERCE INDIAN AGENCY, captured. Sprout, who was allowed | Lapwal, Idaho, Nov. %.—Not for the freedom of the jail. loosened the | years has such a feeling of unrest bars of his cell by removing the | and uneasiness prevailed in the Net Dricks. He then climbed to the | Perce Indian tribe, and since roof and alid down a drain pipe. ithe memorable time in the early 908 SULTAN MAKES INHU INHUMAN THREAT indemnity of the unpleasantness. Russia has intimated through the sultan that if Russia pursues this course the massacre of Christians in Turkish European provinces will go on undisturbed. TO CITIZENSHIP when the Indians received their $1,000,000 payment from the gow ernment has there been such a dis- play of drunkenness as during the past few weeks, The first matter to bring about such an unsettled Ruseso-Turkish By Pali, — saritR ri] — MORE WORK FOR THE “BIG STICK en oe 6 en MEXICO CITY large num Nov. 20.—Almost Mormons | daily ver from Salt Lake are coming to this | }country and forming onves in| j many of the states throughout the republic. Some of these colonists ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 20--|are contemplating locating*in the this morning the Conserva-| *tate of Tamalpas. council passed a any attempt to ent for an 8-hour Aontd attempt of to pass an having ‘the strike called the proviso that the men work on 8 8-hour basis opposed this ind that any RAID OUTSIDE GAMBLERS hours by| PORTLAND, Nov. 20.—A peculiar methods would bring |!egal entanglement is likely, it is OR & lockout against the great | said, to result from a raid made last of workment at the bogin-|night by Portland police on the of winter. Milwaukee Country cinb, a gam- Na eennree= arson and many persons were { |] Killed .] MORMONS EMIGRATE }3 ALLEGED HOLD-UP Theodore De Jasserand, alias John leged hold-up man. afternoon by and Roberts on sun « the man who held | Mra, Benjamin Ban- | nick, of Silverdale, Oct On that Mrs, Bannick waa held up and relieved of $21. She as- verte that De Jausserand, an em- ploye on her farm, i# gullty. Jailer Corning claims to know De Ja serand and identified him night, was De ny ap date THIEVES BUSY u who lives in the San Franciseo hotel, reports that some entered his room early Sunday morning and stole an overcoat, sult of clothes, a pair of snow shoes and some jewelr William Hanson, rooming in the Stewart house, says he was robbed one — biing resort operated in the city of PETERSBURG, Nov. 20.—|Milwaukes, Clackamas county, a where are returning ying on the Willamette river ‘positions this morning. a Ghuple of miles south of the city —— limits of Portland. According to Nov. 20, — The} the charter of the city of Portland, tailed for|which is in Multnomah county, thie morning. granted by the state legislature, the police power of Portland to sup- GAT KISHINERY” | press gambling extends « distance , 20.—The Bucha-| of four miles outside the Boundaries of the Datlyjof the city. iy in If you can't write an ad, see page and 6 e of some clothing Sunday morning, LONDON,” Nov. 20.—Another re- markable demonstration of the un- employed poor showing their dissat- infaction at the attitude assumed by the government toward the demands for relief were Ley =6GEYBOLD (A TRIO OF THE ATHLETIC’S STAR eat aks etn xaasiscte the decision of the in the Hoff case, per- ft liquor to In condition supreme co mitting the sale dians, This was immediately fol- lowed by a debauch among the lower element of the tribe. Then came the decision in the Dick case, allowing the sale of li- quor on the reservation, Ten at a | time the wild-eyed red men flocked to the agency, and It became unsafe at times fe woman to venting upon the highway Dew, the agent, ordered all drank ards arrested. HE'S NOW HOSKON Vil (By Seripps News Aswad PENHAGEN, Nov. 20.—There an enthusiastic demonstradien this morning when Prince Charles and his consort accepted the cro@n as king and queen of Norway. Prince Charles became King Haskon VII SAT * RANG BING! HOT FIGHT, * THIS. * MILWAUKEE, Win, Nov. 20. # Alderman Rittelat and J. Me- w Hell, y of the voters # dieody fiat Nant during the gre Inquiry. Mayor aldermen watched It to a finish inside the city hall, MoBell tried to go with the aldermen on a trip of tnepection, having been detafied to watch ry action of the council, Rittelat shoved him out of a carriage. McBell pounded Rittelat almost to unconselousnesa. See ee ee eee eee ee eee, tee teeeeeeeee TER REGEL LEADER DIES OF HIS WOUNDS BERLIN, Nov. 20.—A cable to- day from Lieutenant General Von Trotha, commanding the German forees In German Southwest Africa. announces the death Withbot, leader of the Hottentot re- volt. His death was a reanit of wounds recetved in attacking the German force October He succeeded by hie son, Isaak MORE BUILDING SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 20.— Senator W. A. Clark ts hare to at tend a meeting of the stockholders of the Salt Lake route this after- noon. He announces the contract for a branch to Bullfrog, Nev. The grading commences December 1, and the steel and ties have been or dered. The line is to run from the main line at Las Vegas and may ultimately be extended to Tonopah Bids for the paving of Third av enue will be opened by the board of public works on December 2 Charges have not been file! as yet against Captain Carr and Fire man Cunningham of the fire de partment, who are accuse? of drunkenness while on duty, It is probable, however, that the charges will be filed late Monday, and in vestigated Monday night SHELLING THA PHAS. NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—All grades of refined sugar were advanced 10 cents per 100 pounds today, Pe HY * CHICAGO, Nov. 20—Sarah * *® Bernhardt is expected at about * *® 4:10. Railroad offic’ are *® sands of men march® through t) streets to Hyde Park, where they held a meeting. Violomt speeches and resolutions were presented, a claring “unending war on the cap italist system.” There was no dis- “+ orden ® exertiug every offort to get her * * here in time for the perform- * & ance, rrr. Creer errr ys penne ln Borrow money? Read page 6. *** of Hendrick | is} of its » butld antage CITY LIGHT PLANT IS Av BUSINESS BUNGLE = of FOR LACK OF SOLICITORS PRIVATE COMPANIES ARE GETTING CONSUMERS THAT CITY BHOULD HAVE—RADICAL RE- | FORMS NEEDED , A radical reform in the business that the elty has no solicitors in| " | ,the field, The stringing of city é ‘ om| management of the city Nght plant! wires throughout the city have beer . must be made if it Is to be run on| remarkably but even where | them with new or no Gant cee ian “ om |@ paying basis | they have been placed, the oetopur | jen, * t That is the opinion expressed to] is securing customers that the city CITY'S LIGHT CHEAPER ty now f é Th r by local business men who| should have, Many residents who ‘ = business,and d |have had dealings with the city! w tan opportunity to| In every case whore the élty han | (nnn! lighting department, who assert | take are unaware of the | obtain ustomers, it has not been that the management of the city | fw run past their | by rea | plant is so poor that, other things | homes nen, t “ being equal, it would not be able| In other cases the residents know | octopu ‘ | to in in the field with the Se-|{t, but the city ts losing their cus ff 4 att ectric and Seattle-Tacoma | tom because of agents it The Power companies the employ ¢ rie company | cheaper NO SOLICITORS has been thrown in advance of the! est ser « The chief source of complaint | — | Before The Pilgrims Came Ss sara «a fitting fi ul Mberty, and fin setting in the composite fabrie of = iberty ‘They participated in the war of | the rev and gave in propor- BY THE HON, OSCAR 8. STRAUS of the Dutch West India company,| ion to ors more than a which Peter Stuyvesant was the ore and Former Minister to Turkey and Member of the Permanent Court of | covernor . Ate rm Arbitration at The Hague It is the 250th annivers No less than 7 Jews, officers - ae in ¢| this event that will be celebr and men, participated in the efvil oe = wrthes the ss nl ~ 7 Raa acount eee oy mB Ol be deen theonmbent the United! war and som 100 in the late War fully a century the ment of} It known bey — ben "= ox pone wee re al i mn ty have onaret Hu ha ete ihaeer bcm nadianad bond metgfe poem "the doc. |J6ws were not only among the first| fullest extent the blessings of ib |Pithe world’s history ie linked to-| tor and geon of th white settlers in inrge numbers on| erty under the Stars and Stripes, gether far closer than appears upon| lesides two satlors American continent, but also| they have, not a6 Jews, but as the surface. Emilio Castellar, the ing within the) Americans and lovers of thelr yen When the crows supplanted the] of modern & and her States was only| try, been very ready to make all am creacent on tho glittering cupolas| during the 100 days of her r arrival of the Ptl-| every sacrifice that true patriotism of Grenada, the same month that] in regime, as well as the historian) stim fath om the shores of } demanded Lee their Catholic majestios issued from | Kayserling, certify that the closing | ~~ _ - —_—_—_—__— the Alhambra the decree for the}chapter of the professors of Judaism AUTHORIZED AND PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS’ PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, MORTGAG o HEYWOOD BROS. SUCCESSORS TO THE MONARCH SHOE & CLOTHING CO. 1317-1319 FIRST AVE. 1317-1319 Half Block North of Postoffice Between University and Union FAILURE! HEYWOOD BROS, U TO PAY THE $17,000 MORTGAGE GIVEN BY THEM IN THE sa 1ASE THE BIG MONA! STORE AND THE N. Y. MANUFACTURERS’ PROTECTIVE A: HAVE FORECLOSED. STOCK IS NOW BEING SOLD TO SATISFY THE CLAIM— MORTGAGOR’S PRICES IMPORTANT—Customers are | SUSPENDERS, SOCKS AND requested to bring this list with HANDKERCHIEF: them for their own protection, as | 1 lot fancy %4-strand Suspenders, well ours. Select what you worth 350, a! want, and pay according to these [1 lot of genuine President | official prices penders, at MEN’S SUITS 1 lot of 10-cent Handkerchie! 1 lot of regular $7.50 fine Cassl- more Suits, all sizes, at $3.96 1 Jot of fine dark winter weight Worsted, worth $10.00, all nines, at. $4.85 1 lot of aplendia Scotch Tweed and Cheviots, worth $12.59, all sizes, at 85-80 YOUTHS’ SUITS pulsion of the Jews from Spain,!on the Iberian peninsula was the they commissioned Columbus on beginning of their history upon the his first voyage of discovery | American continent. The treasurer general of Aragon. In 1654 Brazil was captured by the Lain Santangel, whose uncle was Portuguese from the Dutch. The burned at the stake and whom the (nquisition was reachi out its i historian styled the Beaconafield of arme across the Atlantic, and the his time, was the patron of Colum- fugitive Jews who bad taken refuge bus, and it was he who tntereeded in the Dutch colony of Brazil again for him with the queen, and when took up their wanderer's staff. Of this number 23 landed in September of that year in New Amsterdam which was under the administration she protested that her treasury was empty, he sald he would supply the money. That he did so is proven at 1 jot ‘of reguiar iSc’ fast black, and tan socks, at BLANKETS AND COMFO! lot Comforts, at ... lot extra heavy © omtarta, at.. lot lot fancy Blankets, at extra heavy (hy Scrippe News Ass'n.) | WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 38. house making such provision, and|§ 1 jot Strong Tweeds, at..8285 | 1 tot of Men's extra good weer- | President Roosevelt te contemplat~ | the administration will back It. The 1 jot of Cheviots, at $315 ing Shoes, worth $2.75, at. | ing a new deal on the Panama canal.| president ia said to be disgusted |— 1 lot of Worsteds, at $3-75 P - S135 lot Calf Shoes, The canal commission is to be abol- | with the sea-level plan of the engi- CHILDREN’S SUITS 1 Men's Box ished and the entire work placed un-} neers. 4 tot Bane Malte, at $1.25 |, int Men's Viet ia iioeg wont s “ 1 lot extra good heavy Wool S125 « Suits, at Kid Suits, at co BEDS naval aecuae MEN'S OVERCOATS AND 1 lot of fine School Shoes, worth CRAVENETTES. $2.00, at oe } Kid She lot of good s, worth lL. Lake, a guest of the Diller / Juliet goodbye, a investigation | Overcoats and Cravenettes of va- 5 t : $2.50, at $1.19 hotel, mourns the loss of $110 be-| of his pock aled only a few rious styles and materials and Fs jot Boys’ Fancy Dreas Shoem jcause he got within “touching” dis-| matches, an empty wallet and a few ee Pe een ey i708 worth $2.75, at $135 | tance of a peroxide blonde, Sunday | buttons. ’ MEN’ 8 HATS — LADIES’ SHOES night, after leaving church. Lake recently arrived here from 1 lot Women's Fane: According to a report of the affair) New Castle, Colo, but intimated a Shoes, Shoes, worth |eiven the police by Lake, his fair! strong desire to j acquaintance took him by the hand} and after using every persuasion in her power, at last landed him at her| room in the Vega house, or, rather, | 1y transportation Liot of $ at lot Patent Sole Shoes, Leather Extension worth $3.00, at... $1.45 to that point for a return trip. Joh B. Stetson and Columbia shapes, at 83-45 MEN'S UNDERWEAR MEN'S SHIRTS e room picked out by ber for doing LAN DRUG 1 lot Medicated Fleeced S 1 lot Men's Double-breasted Cal- the steight ot hand trick. i Shirts and Drawers, at fornia Flannel Shirts, woe ake displayed the usual amount| 1 lot extra 2.00, at ; s of affection upon his new found | COLMAN BUILDING. and Drawers, at p | Jot Men's "lack | and "White . 1 lot fine Jamb's wool Shirts an Stripe Shirts, double front am sweetheart, but after he bid hin lot fine Jam Stripe shirt » ot |MAN PROPOSES—WOMAN DIS | POSES H.W. the old Puget Sound laundry, Third, into a livery stable. Next to the building Is a vacant lot owned jointly by a man and his wife. Thirty feet farther is the house in which said man and wife For Your Benefit We have prepared this list of out-rate bargains, good for tonight and all day Tuesday Brush up TODAY. i] Roberts wanted to remodel | 1 live and have their being, Hkewise _ NAIL BRUSHES their meals. The 26e kind for Oe ent to Roberts told the board of healt), Monday noon Your eyes bother you? Your head « ? that the man said be | T5e eut to vue could go ahead and start his livery TOOTH BRUSE We are going to retire, from You cannot read or sew as you stable, and gave him a written per 25e quality for the Grocery business. used to? mit to that effect CLOTHES BRUSH The print is blurred? 4 5 8 ere is a chance for families 4 But the wife felt she couldn't! 4 $100 brush for We. So trowtns = Sante of ehrecarten We make glasses: to correct stand the smells—o she « to the BATH BRUSHES Tens and Coffee at cost price, as these defects at lowest prices. city hall and files a remonstrance Me awit ngepranas we are going to close out our Call and see us. against the permit of her husband $1.25 variety 13s ++ IDE stock at Cost That's the reason Roberts came _ HAIR BRUSHES cis a chance here for BRADT OPTICAL before the board of health with his |[y $1.50 regular somebody to get an established troubles, Ask for Waterman's Cash very and Mail-Order COMPANY wifa's consent. : Our Motto: Weak eyes mage Roberts shook his head rather |% All kinds of store fixtures for atrong saldy, sald he'd try, and walked | sale. out, a sadder and a wiser man |] STEAMSHIP ALAMEDA SAL. There grand oppor- J) ——_ RES = —_~ VAGE SALE cn, Delpy megiemenk mp ip Do you want a fine At the Novelty Cloak and Suit sagt omar? cae gota Umbrella, cheap? Come Hot Prices on Mechanics’ Tool if, Co. SIRROTe ONE COOK, SOE! Steet S and see Us, department store w grow big. 723 Pike Street. 1207 SECOND AVE. Opp Pantages Theater. e riving hot prices on Bishop hand saws, 8, Houghton & Hunter — oa end . yy chisels, F. R. YERXA & SONS, Jowelers Stanley try bevel squares, One door’ from 8th Ave. sliding T bevels, awls, drills, etc : 104 First Aves We are starting on screw All our winter goods have been drivers, Those who want some- thing useful and reliable — for Christmas presents are buying now, ag these prices do not pre- vail nearer the holidays. 506 ral marked down, An extra spectal that we have ts a double breasted black unfinished worsted that we are selling for $15.00, You nnot match it anywhere else for $20.00, “WE CORRECT All errors of refraction which cause eyestrain, headache, ete. Satisfaction guaranteed. tesee ares os 40) amiths, electricians and me- chanics’ short, very hei vy ratchet, used Fight or left rigid «se. ‘ Yankee ‘magazine screw #1 with 4 forged steel blades 0c ratchet screw driver ,. BSc ratchet screw driver .. 45ogratchet screw driver ,. $210 Indian Motocycle Spinning’s Cash Store 1310 Secon, a ¢ ie AND CAFE, 1413 SECOND AVENUB. on teas aes ae Sa TRY SOME. «« are yh