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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
Thestriesi Notes.

Mr. Joseph jefferson viii spend the
winter fishing at his plantation In
Louisiana.
Tho Boston Lyric opera Company.
which was one Of the early season
prgductio ions at the Seattle theater.
has scored big hit In Australia.
In the play Of Human Hearts"
there are many situations 10 gladden.
the spectator. TO cause him 10 laugh
and to bring TO his eyes the tears ~
sympathetic pity This strong and
beautifully varied play Will he given
at the Third Avenue thentcr soon.
and none who attend viii regret the
time thus spent. II iH play for the
young and old. and II affords enter
talnment for all classes uf people.
Its human story deals with emotion
common to all, and never fails TO
move the spectator.
browns In Town, which recently
set san Francisco Wild. viii follow
Human Hearts" at the Third Ave
nue. theater. This viii be followed
by Remember the Maine ana then
comes Gay Coney Island"
Robert Downing. has opened a
school OF acting In Washington
Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott.
as the Cowboy and tho Lady" met
"A chilly frost In Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
SPOKANE is TO
FIGHT PEDDLERS

SPOKANE. Dec Am effort IL 10
be made To secure a permanent pub
lie market FOR Spokane.
The officers % the Retail Growers
Association aud or the Merchants
Association ~ this city have taken
the firsl step Ia the market and tho
two associations may combine in an
EFFORT 10 induce the city council %
take immediate action.
The question has assumed special
Importance by the possible passing
Of an ordinance by the council At itH
meeting neat Tuesday 1ernning the
peddiinE of produce through the
streets There r. Htfaug and very
general sentiment ~ antaEonlHm 90
thls ordinance among the growers
and merchants and the nrst stop
looking toward the securing OF ir-
ultimate marketing q produce In
the cay will be- an traft to have the
pvddiinK ordinance trid IN allegiance
until some more satisfactory cure
for the present state u things can
b. formulated and carried out
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a..
PeCuIiarCase

For some months past We and all
other dealers have found great dif-
neulty In obtaining pianos owing 10
the fact that the factories we're over
crowded with orders. Hence It was
our policy IN ordering TO allow the
manufacturers to choose the style
Of case. etc. Ia order to hasten the
shipments. II We had specified Ger
tain styles II would take months 10
get our orders nilcd, The result has
been that We have a finer line OF
Pianos than We have ever had be
fore, owing 10 the fact that the
cheaper styles always are In largest
demand. the manufacturer when
making up a rush car shipped us the
only goods on hand which we're too
expensive for the ordinary dealer.
New what do We propose 10 do about
it, simply THE. THE ENTIRE
MAGNIFICENT LINE" every In
atrument ~ which retails at above
ta1b 10 will be SOLD At NEARLY
THE PRICE of an ordinary style
Now We Wish Il distinctly under
stood that We do not mean that these
goods are simply PINE CAsBs or
elaborate In carving. some u them
are severely plain. but the Nenccrs
and figures are 81 the very finest.
In fact hiEh grade pianos are 10 thu
hsw styles all NOR. or ieEH plain as
FAR as bracket work and carving f.
concerned Alro these goods ara IN
every particular 81 the very finest.
Keys. action and tone Now IL the
golden opportunity To- get a CHOICE
PIANO for a MODERATE sim
We need second hand Pianos. up
right and squares ga exchange
We have two orders for squares
which We are unable fafill II you
have a square Plano drop ~ line
- Ne may come and look IL over.
Also We could Tee more second hand
organs II you are willing TO dispose
u them at the right priceA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
A NAME Is AT
LAST SECURED
Washington Town at Last Has
Suitable One.

LEWISTON. Idaho. Dec. a=iio-
ginning the first OF the coming year
the town across the river In Wash
lngton Will be know as Charleston, In
honor Of clark, the great explorer.
The two towns Of Lewiston and
Charleston viii perpotuate In hap
~ way the friendship that existed
between Lewis ana clark. The towns
arr now Joined together by one Of the
finest steel Wagon bridges In the Pa
cifie northwest. The whole tract of
nearly four thousand acres OF trri-
gated land viii stlll have the pro-
Vinetal name OF Ninsiand. but the
poHtoftice and town viii be called
Charleston.
This nnal name Of the place finiHh-
80 long series of trials az town
naming First Il was called Lew 4.
iston. Wash The postufiiro depart
ment would not allow that name.
on account OF the confusion "a tho
malls that would result with Lew o.
iEton. Idaho. ~ close by Then u
was decided to call II vlneland. and
the postoffice department again oh
iected. because there was q little
postofiice somewhere In the state BY
the name Of Niniaud. In desperation
the name Concord was applied. ami
will be used until January I. when
the postoftiee department. Wui rceor
the change. The new town. which
has not been Incorporated a. yet,
viii also endsayof 20 organize itself
into a municipality al the same Time
the name OF the postefilce IN changed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
RAILWAY NOTES.

Lshdsiides on the Great Northern
Coast line neat Mukllteo have de-
layed trains twenty hours. Thurs
days overland got in at slx Iast ev-
eninE
The Canadian Pacific iutends to
put New Westminster on the main
line. b. divsFiinE the lin. 10 that
point from Mission Junction. and
thence going Go Vancouver Citizens
% New Westminster have long
souEh; this alteration.
y. Coyts % the Canadian Pa
cine passed through the city ihis
morning on his way from the koot
enay country % spokane.
Tn. trouble with slides on the
Great Northern Coast line 10 Owe
Tor the present at least Number
four left skykomish last night
twelve hours late Number three
should arrive on tim. this evening
A. L. Andrews. superintendent u
construction az the Cascade tunnel
on the Great Northern. IL In the
city today
q NJ Hogan and y e butter
worth. who have been connected With
the engineering department. % the
Great Northern are in seattle on
their way TO Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

3. Robinson Coaie ct ux. 20 John
Pcre. "a swt. and lots 9 and :. sec 6.
tap % range z. Nov. Z. 81 go.
F3rnrna T. Plurnley 70 John A.
stapf lot 6 block 20. Madison st al.
Nov. -. ti2n
Charles and Aida 4 Greenfield.
to Isaac MciIvsan. Tots and J. block
.. AberfeldY estate ad.. October -.
SIS
Edward o Graves 81 w. 10 Ivan
Iauson. lots 70 2. block 1. Randelrs
ad. Dec a. tsas. sson
Maudc and Waiter westover h
Andres Buckley. lot ebioek q. Rem
ton I'LL al. Nov "a. ISIS
sheriff to Caroline 81 Valentine.
part block 4. Cars al. Nov. IS. "a
o90et
J y Fall 10 Sarah r.. Fall. part
sec .. twp -. range I. oct. 10. q.
q. 4. kinnear to Diamond Ice a
Storage Co. lot S. block =. A. A.
Denuy's frat al. Dec I. - 600
sheriff 20 Philadelphia Mortgage q
Trust Co. lots 9 and T. block .. q.
KinneaF's ad.. Nov. % ss.2ss ~
Mrs O. ". French TO sGofge ".
French. und = lots s and 1s. block
Is. Gilman park. Nov. -. 400.
Alice ~ and Richard winaor. IT,.
20 John Kalinen. lot 3 and 81 lot 4
block D. -. NJ. Crane al. Nov. q.
81 $50
John y Smith ct ux. TO Albert ].
Buhtz. lots q and p. block I. Third
Motor line al. Nov. I. 81.
County Treasurer to John r. Pet.
ersou. lots ~. is. a. ~. block 8, East
Seattle al. under tax sale Of sept.
70. isa9. Dec. /
W y Parker to Nina ~. Qulllln.
lots to .. : 10 10. Woods South
Shore div ~ Green Lake ad. Nov p.
5000
p. ny 90. to y. o Marken. nwn
sch sec H. twp %. range +. oct. ..
800.
Francis Richie TO David Mcdaniel.
lots and .. block Il. Lake Union ad.
Sept -. 500
Alex Prentice % ux, 10 william
Austin. lots - to ~. block 10. River
Park. May -. $3.50.
Emily r. and Charles r. Ie BaI-
lister to Groege w VinluE. lots 8. blk
&c. Bell & Denny's al. oct "a, 81.
Cora y. and l.. W Robbins 10 r
Kueutz. lots and I. blocks 5. Eden
ad. oct ~. $3.50.
Yesier estate inc. TO Manson r.
Backua. lots 3. o, rs. II and part lots
10, II. 10 and II block 3gs. Seattle tide
lands. Nov. -. .. c.. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
SHIPS MISSION
Is A MYSTERY

SAN FRASCfsCo. Dec. 2-The
United States ship Ranger now ~
Ing at Mare island. has been quietly
nttef out for some long voyage. and
well founded rumors are current that
she Is bent on some secret mission
The officers % the warahlp refuse Ia
discuss the nature Of the voyage.
Severat six-ineh guns are being pia7-
ed IN position on the vessel. The only
thing the officers will admit il that
the Ranger has been ordered to Pan
ANA and will sail early this month.
Der
Sealed instructions have been re.
ceived from Washington. to be open
ed on arrival at Panama II r. balicv-
ed by naval men here that the ul-
innate destination 81 the Ranger -
Manila. and that she viii be an
ohorcd for shore duty at some of the
new ports recently taken from the
rebels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02

grapheru being one Of them. This Is
the first member al the brotherhood
a. break ranks and Join hands with
tho \. r. Of l., The frcmcn haNF
voted by referendum vote several
times ON the proposition e. affiliate.
but Il requires two-thtrds vote.
The last vote taken gave almost the
required twu-thlrds
Commencing with March of this
year We jumped fully one hundred
per cent as Go the number 81 char
tcrA ISSUED. and there has been y
steady Increase Ia the number issued
until October. when We received fa
applications. against ~ in the same
month In lsaS Sc far this month We
have received 10 applications. and
during the same period last year, :.
We have ~ paid organizers In the
flcid and lis Central bodies ailillat.
ed. with Indications that within nine
months ~ OF % more Will be added
10 the list.
Nearly every national organlEa
ton has been experiencing an in
crease IN membership. and the or
ganlzing of great number OF local
uhinhN All III ait the lAHt 3Naf ms
been one Of great success Tor the
labor movement. and the indications
are that 1890 will show stu better
progress Even the Interest In the
recent elections did not in AMI way
interfere with the organizing % the
workers
At the next convention OF the A.
v % L. viii be formed national
organisation % fathers and oil well
workers. and at very near date a
jewelers. national organization vii
also be formed. This craft has never
been able 10 secure an organization
that viii stick until this year. Unions
have been formed Ia New York.
Newark. y. J., Providence and We
expect 60 issue charters tot hrrc 9TH
rr elites IN the near future.
The printers of Washington are
arranging far fair, and indications
are that they viii clear from s.. ono
a. tin.ooo. They are having good sue
cess the asst ave years, and ! en-
satisfied that within Ave years the
Temple viii be free Of debt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
RIVERS RISING
IN CALIFORNIA

REDDtNG. CAL. bee. 2=Ths
streams Of this region arr rising
fast. $50 feet % the bridge has been
carried away and the WeaVersillc
and either Trinity county malls have
90 be transferred in boats. Heavy
holiday freight tfaffic between Rei
ding and weAVeretile % stopped s1-
giruiy until the Rad by way Of the
Douglas city bridge can be made
pakaable.
The private ferry across the Sac
ramsnto at Hsddins IL stopped on ae-
count ~ high water. IRE water be-
Ing round one cnd % the HesfdinE
free bridge this afternoon. The
creeks are reported dangerously high
throughout Trinity ana Shasta Min
rrs. especially placer workers. sho
have not been able to aork Their
properties 10 any extent fpr three
years are happy over the proapsr;
- a good season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
THE PROMOTION
OF SHAFTER
Report That Congress Will Be
Asked to Authorize II.

WASHINGTON. II, C.. Dec. =
There ia a report TO tho effcct that
the president viii ask cnnRrvss to
Aass an act authorizing the promo
tilon Of Geacral Shaftsr 20 the
grade % major general, and retain
ing him on the active list Of the reg
ular army, Under existing laws.
when an officer reaches the axe ~ 81
years. he Is placed on the retired list
aud this applies 60 all officers, re.
gardlcss of rank, including the gen
erai when that rank h held In the
ease ot the general. however, the
compulsory retirement does not ar
feet his current pay and allowances.
Gen. Shafter was retired few
months ago on account 81 the age
limit. and Il Ia not likely that con-
gross will consider that his services
In cuba during the spanish war
were - exceptionally mcrlteriouS as
o. call for special act continuing
him in the army on the active list.
with the rank ~ major general, the
highest grade that can he attained
without special legislation. The the
ory 81 the act retiring officers who
have reached the aEe 10 "a Is that the
officers arc no longer physically COM
pcteut 20 perform the Important du-
ties required OF them.
Under the compulsory retirement
act Gen. sherman vas placed on the
retired list natWit outstanding his Well
preserved physical condition az the
time of retirement and his exception
ally brilliant services during the war
Of the rebellion. Congress might be
persuaded tu pass an act authorizing
the advancement u Shafter 20 the
grade % Major General on the re-
tired list. but Il - extremely doubs.
ful u IL would distinguish him by IN
acting that he should De- retained IN
the active list with that grade.
The army under Gen shafter Won
notable and glorious victory in Gu
ba. but thar was done Ia spite 81
shafteF. The ore thing made Rppar-
ent in the Santiago campaign was
the fact that Shafter was physically
unequal 20 the requirements ot his
position. and in consequence Nas
unable 20 direct the movements Of
the army with that precision and in.
tclilgenee which was demanded.
The belief Of the greater number q
experienced officers % the army la
that the appointment % shaftcr -
the supreme command % the cuban
army Of Invasion was mistake. and
this idea l. shared ~ the people sen.
orally. and IL based upon Skaters
conduct OF the campaign from is In.
ceptton to its Gloss Gen. shaftsr
was advanced TO the grade 81 major
general % volunteers at the COM
meneefnent q the var with spain.
and Is retained In that grade With
out legislation he will be- iischarE-
"a from the volunteer service on the
s0th 81 June. 1901. the act establish
ing tho volunteer forces being limit
Ell to that date
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The seattle rhestsr.

Manager Howe made no mistake
In booking a Stranger IN New
York" for return engagement. Th'
house that greeted the Hayt Per
formers las evening vas a. enthn'
siastic as any that Witnessed u last
week The play has been called th'
best % Hoyt's comedies. and u Ger
talniy serula that Seattle people ars
In with the general opinion. A god
matinee audience il witnessing thi.
afternoons production. and there
viii be a big house at this evening
performance u the advance sale Is q
good criterion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02

beach and Bowsrs ministries open
at the Seattle Theatre tomorrow ev-
cntnK for a four nights engagement.
Thi. strong attraction will DO played
Al populafs prices. ranging from ibr
10 7sc This combination il undoub'-
eaiy the best minstrel show Of it,
price on the road
Bobby Reach and otis Brown arc
such veteran minstrel mon that
they need no introduction 20 the
theatre going public The company
has mot with a cordial reception
from tho press and public through
out the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02

Of its three acts. but the cnterprislnR
MANAGEMENT has adopted the policy
Of constantly improving 1t. keeping It
up-to-dnte IN the best sense of the
term. Introducing new material as
often az possible. and disreRurdlnR
that lazy mans bit 81 philosophy 70
leave good enough alone" by max
lnR good enough better. and better
best
This ls the third year Of - Hot
old Time" and without single ex-
ception. night In and night out. the
audiences have been larger and
more enthusiastic that ever before.
AZ the present rate II seems a. II the
popular farce would equal In lon
Rcvity many Of those plays whose
names have become household
words.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
LABOR NOTES.

The sandon Miners Union report
the trouble with the mine owners
still unsettled. Notwithstanding con
trary statements.
The bakers 81 Seattle have recent
" organized a union.
The next meeting Of the W. c. L.
u. vii be an open one for union men
only. The subject Of discussion Ia
Trades Unions, New and Old"
The Tailors' Union IL having cards
printed giving "A list Of the union
tailOrs IN the city.
The Building Laborers' and the
CarpenterE' Unions report great in
creases In membership.
The cigar makers have doubled
their membership since April last.
The healthy growth Of the Amerl-
can Federation Of Labor during the
past year " set forth in the following
EXTRACTS from a letter recently re-
Alved here:
We have u national organiza.
the Order OF Railroad Tcle-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
WILL WORK FOR
THE CANAL

WASHINGTON. - 9. Dec .
The lines are being laid Cor an early
ana vigorous nFhi for action on th1
Nicaragua canal bit Friends ~
the project form majority In con
Errxa They feel that they were only
defeated last spring BY lack ~ a H.
tie time Whrthar the bill viii ~
passed saan viii drpend upon the
number II conservative canal adVo-
Gates opposed ta immediate action.
The number % these conservative
have held that ne action should 10
taken until ihc latest canal commits
slan has presented iis report ami tho
necessary diplomatic nvKotiafipnH
have been completed. That viii DO
about next January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02

SSS. ...AMUSEMENTS... .sSS
S$SSS9SSSSsS.SSSSSSSSSsSe

son - seven months IN Minneapolis
and 81 Paul. wfth occasional runs
% WinnipsK. on December ? The
season haa been prosperous. nud f,in-
ciuusti friends - the organization
that formerly relKnrd AZ the Pa
vii De- pleased So knaw thas Nr.
NeIu has booked n far western tour.
including the leading cities between
Minneapolis and tae FaelAc coast.
and long run in Kan Franchise.
After this the compary will PLAY a =
engagement IN Honolulu. returning
In time to open the summer season
In the Minnssotl tn cities"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
Fillpinos at tho Third.

Manager Russell Of the Third av-
enue theatre has Rad an excellent at
traction this week The work - tho
Filipino entertainers has been first
class Many 81 the acrpbaiic turns
are better than ever seen ia this
city.
A. an attraction the company has
not nncd tho house. There are rcr-
tain akcptiea who say that these Ell
ipiuos are not natives ~ the philip
pines. but are Japanese. There was
never a greater mistake made. Man
aRer Russell h. not the man to put on
u fake show under false prctenses.
The engagement will close this ev-
enluE.
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"A Not Old rims. i"

IL j. an exception 10 md a must
cal farce comedy playing to in
creased receipts On a return enEaEs -
ment Much Of the run IN pieces u
this kind IL derived from surprises
In the situations and lines. while few
people care 20 look at any particular
speciality more than once
An exception - this rule. however.
may be observed In the Rays Ito,
old Time" which opens a weeks en-
EnRement At tho Third Avenue the
alter.
\ reason for this 10 not hard 70
find. Not only IL the farce continu
ousiy snappy throughout the length
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
SHIELDS RESIGNS.

SPOKANE. Dec &C Shields. as.
slstant general superintendent 81 the
Great Northern. In charge Of the
western end. resigned from the road
on his recent 1t Paul trip. he .eavca
next Tuesday Ca become vice pres
ltsnt and general manager uf the
Virginia and Pan American railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
A SMALLPOX CASE
APPEARS AT PANA

citeiment was caused here this morn
ing by the announcement made by
DR. ! ~ Miller. attending physician.
that Paul Hackney. n -. & o. rail-.
road mail agent, had developed n
genuine case Of small pox. Hackney
has been confined To his bed for sew
cral days, and many people have
been exposed. a strict quarantine
has been established.
r.
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7-- - ----sa-s=-----==-
BOOM
FOR CONGRESS

The announcement in Yesterday
Star that VIII n pArry's name IN
being mentioned a. a Republican
congressional candidate occasion
ed much comment Mr. Parry has
been the city.s f,naneerr for many
years. During his connection with
municipal affairs. he has ohtained
a vide acquaintance.
The movement among members
Of his party 20 run him for con
gresa IL not 81 recent origin. hav-
ina been quietly talked ever Tor
some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
CLAIM s ALLOWED.

Between $4,000 and tsa.noo worth
u claims. ny the Nrrekinz of the
steamer I.ausssa. most all Of which
10 held b. Seattle merchants. has
been approved and allowed bg the
receiver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02

The council will probably plank
Madison street from Firut 10 Twen-
ty-nfth avenues The street com
mittse which VAS evidently IN favor
~ macadAm ia places. WAS handt-
capped ~ the absence ~ a petition
from property holders. which - nee
caaary according to the charter. be-
fore matchmaking can be done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
JOHN J. BLAIR
PASSES AWAY

BLAIRsTowfS. N. J.. Dec.
John J. Blair. one 81 Americas wsaI.
thicst men. died al home here this
morning. His career vas remark
able one. From a pennlless boy ~
became one uf Americas financial
kiuss. achieving success as a msr-
chant. banker. railroad builder and
owner. and also as coal and iron
magnate. lie said that he himself
hardly knew the extent ~ fis wealth.
In 50 he said on the witness stand
that he thought he was worth be.
tween forty and nifty millions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
A Season Of stock

The Nen Stock Company is 10 h.
an early attraction at the Seattle
theater The following Is clipping
from the Cincinnati Enquirer. THE
NELL Stock company Will close "A sea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02
. >s>~~s~sss~S~~s~'

D FRANKFORT. Ky. Dec. p
. The official canvass Of Ken
, tucky'a gubstuatariai results
, IL postponed an Monday
, There will he NO trouble until 4
b then at least Every one ~
, confident that the commission
era vii settle the matter GOV
D ernur bradley ~ ready To
, move. lie eEproHnsa his belief
IA TnYior'n election. and anti
, eipaten no disturbance. The
commianlunetH VIII not nniHh I
, however. until Tuesday after
enoon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-02

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