The Seattle star. [volume], June 16, 1899, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SEATTLE STAR
ItmaMamlama*om*ao*om* Mdw ■■ a naa. — «*.**■*».■. atuweetin
1.1. tnii i m r«>;ifttr-._
laary *H*m*o« .ir.pl ttiu.l**.
K. 11. wg_Lf I K. r. I'll ASK.
I hires ! pnisas* Uiaaeta
Cs* r*sl psi tern "'a e*Bia r*r ".-.a
„ t..nlr fits retail ret mouth aU.liaei.l
try t»*H *l rstil.ts N*free r.|t.a
" Tssl.praa^ra-a l-*lla* inu
•t»e— I.*. I 101 • • iv.li.i (...IS.
tail..s.l si Ita. r-"*t< 1... •■ - stile «...!„
ta*. s, set aa it .1-el a.a s.i *11 st.
I
Oeneral Iks* will have lo win a
derisive staters In the Philippine*
very soon ami end the war, M Ihe
American people will Insist thai more
(seats shall be sent to lh* Islands.
Any dilatory tactics will be strongly
opposed. The question or the final
disposition of th* Philippine* I* In no
way affected by the present war.
The nation demands that th* light,
now that w* ar* in It. shall be press,
ed vigorously to a finish. No on*
tor a moment contemplate* any other
r-.-eall.le action. To surrender to the
Filipinos would be ulterly p-epeitler
cue The only alternative I* l.i fl.ht
aad to settle ".. buaiiMt** a* quickly
as possible.
M Sola speaks very truly when he
cay* he I* fighting a great fight
which I* by bo mean* ended.** Ill* :
ohamploaahip of <". I-'. am I'rcafua Is I
th* Ugh! of his life, but II promises ;
to be a successful one, and he de
serve* all lb* more credit for having
begun It elm est entirely alone, and
with public opinion and the power ot
the government both arrayed against
him. f r
Th* political probabilities of South
Africa are that Oom Paul will not be
Ihe nest President of th* Transvaal,
because there.wilt not be any neat
President.' v-a •«• *
Th* Filipinos. M teem*, have Krupp
gran* *--' It may be In crier to in*
autre, sure did they get them
The French republic I* altll afraid
to wake up at night.' lest It should
Be* th* ghost of a monarchy.
' A good poll!let*n 1* Ilk* a too 1 ma
gician— his only Important movee are
the one* ynu don't see. .
. If Canada lent careful, that Helton
trail wHI become a warpath
Has Cause* Huch Trouble
At*~t*n*s*. Ind..*June It— A novel
reunion bail been called lo meet here
Ausrust IS ami It. at which tins* It
la prrspoeed to fcriag legether tor a
national convention the fa" and odd
eoupiee that nave been married by
St. William L Moo**, a patriarch
al clergy rean _ during a pastorate
toe* three score years.
BRANDED WITH
A HOT IRON
MEW, WAVE-V. Conn . June It-
Mary Burman. S years »M, daughter
eg Keshan Burma.-. Is in a serious
aoedlttoe aa th* result of in assault
which coat her. t*mr>en-sn!f al least.
her —aeon, and has maimed her for
Sf*.:,". As*nee f the chad's beck are
three long stripes, brand**] by a red
hart Iron. --„*..■ •',*■■
- The work was done. the girt said.
by Bdwa-J Sedow. II yean of age.
and a boy named Kali. i In front of
■Mow* house Ihe boys threw their
trait around her. am! Kill held her
wdMie Me* ran Into the house. ll*
reappeared with a hot Iron, tore the
girl's dree* across th* bark and laid
tb* glowing Iron on her flesh three
•man. Inflicting brand* which *h*
—111 carry through lit*. - Her shrl.kt
aad struggle* made It Impossible for
the boys to burn her any more, and
she broke fro—, their grasp. A crowd
of her companions ran toward her
and 'he boys disappeared.
- The girl's parent* consulted th*
my attorney last night- Mary was
•h.n **M» to give a more coherent
aoooont of th* affair aad a warrant
was Issued for th* srreet >>f n*-1..w.
bat he could not be found. Kail Is
wanted aa a.witness, . although a
charge Is likely lo be mad* against
htm. -ggjJlfeßMßlfiasEltslaM
NO DANGER.
OF THE PLAGUE
•—'AWnNVVrryN. V C. June 1.-
Surgeon Oeneral W. K. Van Beypen
ef th* navy said today that th* clim
atic condition of the United Stale*
precluded the possibility of th* bu
bonic pltgu» sv.r reaching 'his con
tinent.
Th* acting turg.on gtn.ral of th*
army, Charle* 11. Aldan, said that
tilth our system of qusrantln* It is
Impostibl* for 'h* plague to get to
Ihe United Stat**.
Present to Mrs. Bryan.
WASHINGTON. I. June 1..—
Th*r* was a large meeting of |t»mo- ;
era's of the district last night to ap
point a commute, to present Mrs
W. J. Bryan with a marble bust at
her husband The presentation will
be made on her birthday, June 17.
An engrossed copy of a presentation
add— will be sent her at the same
time.
SCHURMAN IS j
-JO RESIGN
WA*-arUs-<.T' iN, D. C, June 1«.~
Although many explanations are of
fered to th* contrary, th. proposed
return of President Srhurmtn, M Ih*
Philippine commission. Is generally
rets—eel to h«r. aa "Schurman's re
ran " Assistant Beer- of Stale
Mill does net seem la regret the .11.
uation, snd admits that l. mini's
return probably means his resigna
tion from th* commission.
nut he 1* met r*tvly to admit that
•he disintegration of the commission
win follow. The usefulness of the.
comrril*.l<in la limited, fur there Is
but Hill* In th" way at negallatlnr*
now ia b* done, and Iks policy of
I'rssldent M'K.til'-y seesn. to lie un
dergoing a 'limit. In th* direction of
greater aggressiveness.
ll* I* tired of trie Philippine fight-
Ing hecaua* of Ih* political effect It
may have, and seem* In consider the
army ami navy a belter agency to
obtain a ... la Set 11. in. in t hail the
commute." of conciliatory civilian*.
Bchurman's frlsnds say lb* adnata
l.'ll. haa no reason In he BUI IS
c.l because nf inn man', ratal ■
They intimate lhat when he aciepi
ed 111. position II waa with the pi'
viso that In- should be allowed to re
turn In ths fall and resume hi. du
ties at Cornell university.
Rains Do Much Damage
' MUttXOOKB, IT. .lime It.— It..
heavy rains fur lit. past II hour* l
rauatd a washoul on Hi. Kaly rail
-..1:... lacltnrtia, dedroylng too
feet of irark, damaging crop*, and
causing cotisi.l.i.ii.i.' suffering In the |
•lock neighborhood. Th* flood set)
•red Mini So miles. Tralna at.fa eight
hours late on aacunl of Ih* flood.
ELOPED WITH j
A MILL HAND
rilMiliiri.l., Ark.. Juns It.— Mi"
taeonsrd Wilson wife ..f th.. iii.nl
w».ilth>' ana! prominent real :»!»;.
aiewier In the ,-it), last night eloped
with John Stead, an employe at a
lumber mill In l'*ragould laniard
Wilson and his wife. Delta, were
married only about a year ago. she !
was only II year* old. and It I* said
thai Wllaon was not ... eager far th.
wedding as wer* lh* bride"* parent*
Th. couple Uveal unhappily. Finally
»h» sued for divorce, the case being ,
trie! at the March term of court.
Th* evidence was unprintable and
the court room was uncr.aw.led st
th* trial A man named Jam**
(Irani. it I* charged, found the pa
per* In the .-a** lying on a tabl*
In lh* court house and threw them
into a stove. He I* now under In
dictment In this rlty Mead la an
Industrious and resi*»le.l young fel
low.
CANNOT GET
FRANCHISES
ST. U'l'tei. Mo Jun* 11 am the
authority of a national committee
man II St stated that there will b*
a hitch In the effort ef Mr llrrin'i
friends to .at.tsin control ..f cruras*.
an.) fit. Paul ncw*p*|cr» and make
them I. lo 1 organ*. It I* •at"! lhat
several person* with plenty of means
at their command sltrrd ready to
start such newspapers in Ihe .ill**
named If ther .'an get a press fran
chise, but this. it seems, Ihey have
not been able 1.. do.
AMUSEMENTS
The engagement or the Wakefield.
Andrew* company In popular opera
at th* Beat!!* Ihesler eat* week 1*
proving * strong attraction. Th*
company be* appeared in several
well known operas, and .*• have
•-en pat on In a splendid manner.
The principal* are all good singers,
snd th. chorus is a w*n balanced
one. Tonight th* opera to be suns
will be "FT* In*vol., "' Tomorrow
•t the matinee the "Ifc-hemUn Girl**
will be the bill, sod la th* evening
' the performance will be changed lo |
"A Night In V.nia'..'" The enjrace*
mem of the opera, company closes
Hun 1a ; *vejnef «. I, « •"■. ; J
■ ;a_W«3«ai.*«ai!r3* *bi—asssMst-——-—assa*M*a*~~~>■-■■ ■* -
TNC RR6US EXCURSION
Thee* will be only on* Sunday ex*
cur.ion to Victoria this summer, and
that on* will be given by lh* Argue
this next Hun-lay. The present in
dications are that every one who ran
attend, will do so, as Messrs Chad
wick * Ambrose, at the Argus, baa.
a reputation Bet successful affair.
The Argus waa exceedingly fortun
st* In securing the palatial steamer!
I'll); <>f Seattle far lh» .lav The
boat ha* srrnmmodailon* for a large
crowd, and besides she I* a speedy
beat. No other boat un th* Sound
could be secured that as so sultslH*
for excursion purposes.
Arrsnctrnent* hay. been made at
Victoria for a ' Healtle Day." and
concerts will be given by the Filth
tteglment liar. I at Gold Slrram dur
in« me afternoon. A programme
has been prepared In honor of th* .
visitors. The blrycl* path* are In |
splendid condition. The Queen City
flood Reads Club has officially
Indorsed the excursion, and th* off!*
cers, a greet many of th* members
and their wive* and friends, will
lake their wheels and Join Ih. parly.
Students Deface Buildings
I I". ii'ti-rvll.l.rv Ind, Jun*
IS.—Last night th* freshmen of th*
-.".abash college mad* a "literary"
demonstration against the sopho
mores which wss discovered by th*
who!* town this morning. A few day*
a*" the 'sophs'' refused a baseball ,
challenge extend*.! by the freshmen
and this the freshmen accepted SB,
a victory. They celebrated th» event
by posting handbill* all over th* :
town, not only on pole* and fences,
hut on th* front* of residence* and
on .how windows The college win*
dow* were papered wllh the** post
ers.
Injured by X-Rays.
Itt'Hl.lN'lT'"N. Vt . Jun. 1»— Ed
ward T. Miller, a sludsnt of Ih. t'nl
veralty of Vermont, ha* brought suit
sgslnst Allison VV. Hlocum. professor
of Mathematics, for .lfi.non damage*. j
Miller says he sustained an Injury of
the leg, as tbs result of X-ray photo,
graphs, tsk.-n at th. Inttan. . of Prof.
Hlocum. I
THIS STORE IS AN * '",V. C.""".„.
—-.._.-..*ai. --ai*. ninriiTA IVMY SOUS* SUIT
ATTRACTION FOR PARENTS... "" ""
...It's a Saving Institution...
The Money Saved Is Proven In the Test of Wearing
Boys' Knee Pants Suits...
$2.00. $2.50, $3.00, $3.80, $*.0() $5.00. Excellent
patterns, all colors and shades, any style.
Washable Suits for Little Fellows...
Ages 3toM at 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. No cannon
given with Wash Suits.
Bost ear-id E3i_r.KO.Bt In trio Stnto
J. REDEI^HEIMER & CO.
»00-802 First Aye., Cor. Columbia.
THE CIRCUS
li\ Wi\
A Brilliant Street
Pageant.
. •**
IMrOSIX« l\ ALL OF ITS FEATI TiLS
Twa srformancsa Wllh Many Not*.
worth, Sp.Li.ltl.a Much
lnisr*tt Shown.
T-i- P.:cs*,lr.k gins* itrru* has «i
rlvtal, and today the young peaapls I
and alto a large number of old. r ones
are In their elemtn. There la some*
thing about a circus that Is very
fascinating to lh* average person*.
Whether It I* th* smell of the saw.
dust. th* music .f the hands the
team* of th. animal*. Hi* red
lemonade, or th* flash of th. llnsrl.
! nearly 'every one I* antlous to be
around the tents and wttnes* the
exhibition, "on th* Intld*."
' Th* circus arrived In the Northern
Pacific yards ihl* morning from Ta-
..ma. about I *' o'clock. Small l.'.s
w»r* thicker than file*, but neither
th* men nor the horses seemed to
mind.' II was realty a sight worth
erring when the unloading; began.
Pour, sis and eight ho-i»e teams of
tin* gray .horses, pulled th* heavy
' wagons away.
By I o'clock a tented city had
I sprung up t^apait* th* Y. M '" A.
sprung up opposite th* Y. M. C A.
everything was In readme** tor Ih*
big parade. Such a parade Seattle
never saw before.. Everything sdt.i
used on th* billboard* waa there.
The *lr**l were crowded, and every.
one declared the parade was a win
ner. There were the hand, eatasa I
Irian*, dins of animals. chariot* and
riders, cam*;*, and Ihe big herd of
11 elephants Th* cavalry band a*
lone of the leading features. A* th*
steam calliope, with it* uproar died
laaray. the small boy waa In lb* .1
.nth heaven of delight.
This afternoon the big tent I*
crowded lo' witness | the sghlblllen.
Th* performance is wonderful Thai
th* Htngllng Bros, have a big show
Is demonstrated by Ihe fact lhat all
th* acta are given In triplicate. Many
people thought they were on a go
ing to see part of the Ms Kaslern
•how. but Hinging Bros, brought it
entire to the coast. There are three j
ring*, and In every ring at the same j
time are Ihre* similar performances. I
There are three bsrebsrfc riders. five
trained elephants In each ring, clues- '
mans gad acrobats. , ; , i .mk
•her. are "our apectat t t-alurts* *f
th. performane* o°llrlen'e act wllh
hi* horse*. t_ockhsrt's train*.! el*-- '
phants, lbs Da OaSMI family. and th*
trap*** work of Mis* MH!i- Tumour.
The i menagerie* I* fin* Uealde*
th* 51 elephant., there are lions,
tigers, camel*, a s*br*. bear*, but
falo."*. yaks gnu* sn ostrich, mon
keys, parrots, dogs and) many others,
Th* horse* ihemselv.* are no small
! part or th* *h.w for they are masnl
n.eni animals.
! Illngllng Br©*.* circus Is perhaps
th. first one thai baa performed In
H.attl*. sad that haa given every*
thing advertised. Th* performance
■ 111 be given again tonight, th. men*
as.rl. being open st 7 o'clock, lbs
show in tht main lent commenetßg
at . o'clock.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Articles of Incorporation w»r* filed
today by the Meattle * Northwestern
Mining* Slock Eiehsnge. The In
corporators ar* r'harle* Pro*ch.
Prederlck VV Sparling an! Kben
Smith, and the capital stock Is le
'.. IV. 00* The business will he that
of buying *nd selling mining slocks.
To Combine Farmers,
TEIUIA HAUTE. Iml., June IS.-A
gigantic agrlcullursl combination,
the arrangrments for which hay*
been making for th. last three years
ha* come to light In Sullivan ami
Vigo count!** in this slate. The
headquarter* of the eomblnallon are
In Philadelphia, and th* work I* car
tied on through th* local gran- of
lh* "armors' Protective aaa* aslon
A rojir**entatlvw Is al present argan-
Itlng Sullivan county The plan la I"
hold wheat am! other train Indefin
itely In common elevators , In Ihla
manner th* tarmera of th* country
I will eventually rontrol the marktl.
The organisation, II I* said, bus been
Introduced through the Farmers
Protective Association Into every
i stale In th. Union.
INCORPORATIONS.
A marriage Been** was Issued in*
day lo Peter C Selfoura. sge "'. of
, Mallard, and Jennie Ols.n, age IS. of
Ballard.
11l i: REATTT.H ST AH.
dr^a - THOUGH the weather ami the almanac man have been
§ 4\i\i\ "at outs" tor a lon time --—"——°
r " This Has Been a Lovely Day
V -tCIII aaa * And lor tomorrow we have priced sonic of the things that
are in meat demand at ver\ -mucii-helow -Ihe-iiMia! pi ices
-: ' ....
Never There Will Be Two Days Ii One
/", _r-v-rm-. /-. At this store tomorrow. lirst V sale, or rather many
v__ Oili C-e sales, will IK-in at 8 oeloek. and will last all i.ay. At
Xrw . " Six o'clock in tie Evening
i if I
-■- ™ "* " • • !__ The first -sale will he joined In the second, and the two
will make the big store
I^UIC... Hum Like a Bee Hive
J-s/Ce-av
Those who know the store will come. These price
—Lowell hints will tempt the stranger— i
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THE GREAT SHOE SALE CONTINUES
More boxes opened yesterday, and you may be sure of ;
finding all sizes. You had better briny along the family
for at these prices shoes
ARE A SAVING INVESTMENT.
Women's Shoes , ..I, j Men's Shoes * „.. •
Women's Shoes Men's Shoes
At 95c m$ ml t~i •■sltil g_m if — inir*. Tin At $1.25 S ' m,"k _______! *. !, a'J m "*!
Mhn '' • .Hon, or U Al O ._. J IBhlaat. II tad durable and
Ml C7-JU m „ yl .. w »h r a,tnl.--.llppe«l»lih|«..*nite.iher "fc V"--*-' ,_. „*e**«-tl„o of .rtyl* and :.",. worth fair
or hid. military brel*. either medium, draw* ... aaalklis sole*. Com- ** * <-°»«»' an! ..-a-„... „a. „„i. There are all alsea ?*"___* ■**__
pared with our re«uiar low prices, they're worth a dollar and a half. Ing slsrls. aad all lh* wanted widths are here. rh.«-e al a dollar and
There ere all alsra and wlalihs, Hi. price WW fee Me. a quarter.
MO*"! f\f\ '"'' '' " *■*•"■" af Tan llussla fair and Mark H.tin
a . £I / f"t SWIMKWS Wfeusa '.r BJarS "r Tan Vtel KM, "r lb- |At tS/ II '**-'. '■•■*'• _* 'ir»* "•ft"" the »•>•<'•»• perforated toe,
A' _„ _._. .......... sllti-r la- ". Lull .ii ihe lilt la lace unlr. ~*l yi-it_»w rvrrr p,!,. I* new an IMS la fats worth by any
"* v „7T W Mask or las wllh silk vesilnc or cloth top*, newest known measure, three Sellai a pair. Over a thousand pair*. all lbs
srtjri coin lo*. talent leather. lac* slay* and loe cap*, best M Hi* wanted sites and widths, al two dollars a pair.
cobblers' art, worth regularly I! W and lI.SS a pair. price, ths* sale. _.._,__-,, _-. _, a—*_
"one-forty." MISSES i_> 1~1 \J I—-53
At CI OC "' lilark Virl or Tin Kid Shin. son... with mi'.Y. vest-
MAi -—1 WOMEN* «hi--s of llll*eetl KH-l-kln. <*alr. • r llla'k AT NI XJj Inff cloth and hid lop*, lac* aad buttoned, newest
/if NI hi) Vlcl. newest ipsa, Military.'" "Ilull'liw." "Col».** ! 1 * v"*"*' •■Colo," ' Hulldn*.." "Military-' and "Opera," toes.
sew Vi« wV/ (Ut4 •"i^jisr** Toe*, data resting- and kid lope, la.c stars IIS („ J. fairly worth a dollar and seventy-live cents at pair. the
or button lib* lea shoe* tn lace only), sole of osk un leather, I'll a- j price will be a dollar and a quarter.
ble. *«*y wearing, durable, values in the M up lot:'*) ami I'M. | *—» . .. . __ __ __. ... ,—. —» _, fa. _—■<•_-
Th- i.rhe will It* a dollar and a half per pair, all width* and sites, V_e *—I Il_ l__» l"-< C"_ l>i •_> -3 r~l v-l CL-**_>
of course, a , _\ laa "Th* sites rare, from '% to 11. They are made of
_ r . —_. . •>........« M i„ ,i»,.ii 'AT NI Ml J Haiti *•''•' Kid or Tan Kid Shin, vesting cloth or kid
$1.50 Oxfords at 98c PSTS^;!.**. Hl uu -.-,/- ""'"" ■-?.-* -
01.JU UAIUIUO 01 C7OU , , „,„„.-.„ v „, ,„. tartce-uib... traaasr.
fords.'all wtßea and wMlh. newrat to. mllllsry beets, Islest .hspts ii l-Q CUILsDRCN*B Bnoe* of Waeb or Tan \*lcl Kid. sprlna
and styles of lh* year "Blnety-nlne." value VKItT ... >|i value too, lIT JAG heels, slae* 7to 11. value one dollar. Three hundred and
at a dollar and a half a pair, and th. price will be nlntly-elahl rent. | *** w*-* nfty pair* ,_ sell M fifty eight rail a pair. , _
This Concerns the "After Six" Sale
THESE RULES WILL. APPLY
r* iNo aood* will be sold lo dealers, noes sent C. O. D., and no r-,, r iL we promi** you every facility to examine the roo-Ja,
F. r*«.T mall order* can possibly be Blled. .ne am! 00 H. and no r_,,,-0\ * l,r'>m lb* absenc* of crowds. Competent fe-wja.
irCT -slbly be t rOUrin ■ i' "* lb* ab*eno* of are.* Is Competent floor-
I II Wl " a*-■■ ■*»« walhers will direct you to the different departments.
._ __ -. . , J ... „...__ T'TaL Ooods ughi Bslurdty btfore six o'clock, will be delivered
C-.C.-.-.CI "•* ,"*l* *'" "' * T_*, lX °5 I-*:,C,C »"-*-W. r»on. klttfl In th.-. sty the same evening w* cannot promts, to deliver
OBCOIIQ *'"** gawd- t.n •*■'• before thai time. 111 111 ,-_ _^**_ road* afler ---.-. ... befora Monday
. " forenoon. i««eaa».
XL' J We have learned much by past grest sales, and for this O • Y*U °** * trsnsfer, II will facilitate shofaplng and Inaurc your
I nirU' events •*• have dslalled .aire aalespa-oi.le and wrappers, __lAlll < -*t** he'"* v ered all stone*.
"'"-. .ndm.d. W ver.l.ub-c..h.,.Uona. w
i.V- Wool Knee Panta. all IMITATION CM Olsss Dishes. t_aSHaV Whits Kid li. is. I TIVTi CMNT Nail Brushes,
sites, 110 11, vslu* Sale to lor, «"*l»ry l-'*'», llerry Howls and value JSc, on* lo a cua- If!-, I "rush**, after « o'clock, ft
one pair to a cutlo-er if-_ Cske llates lln lh* bssement), tomrr. tea* IUL ****** *_U
after I O'clock, per OH value li,-. not more than r~
«,-,r two i. a customer, a, _)L MM.A M ,:!„„.*'. Hair Curl- TRN CENT Cskes of Bulter
" .r*. value lc. arier . r_ MHfe.CSS.lte. and It v.al nov.
o'clock, three packaces rjC quel Soap.not more than r _
IIAMCS' Wash tlonnels, . **"-" two to one customer, at nf! '
el„htlv soiled, formerly See TWKMTT-riVE CRNT tloxes esch . ... ,-M*'
an 1 '■■ . one 1" a cue- of li '■'" ' . lloraletl Talcum <!• « ' Toolh lTu-h. s. regular
tomer C _ I'owdtr. only en* i,, a |-|_, lie ones, after . o'clock, ft _ JEN-I KM Itoxe* Albert's r _
At each DC euslomcr, at per Li l/Q each QIJ Ibc* Powder lllrth or HfJ
Ay **vca U- ' ' I#U **"-*" a_#U while) one to customer, ea. UU
TEN CENT Card i-.is.-s (of real gIXTT CBNT IHsfees nails, Rtrlpes I******** CENT Handkerchief* (Ladle*),
plasklnl. arier * o'clock, rath Be and Checks. I and IH Inches wide. if._., l . ._,_.„....„.
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