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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
ENGLAND VS..
TRANSVAAl

LONDON. Eng. sept. is.-Thc
South African Blue Book was issued
today giving Enxiand'a side Of the
Transvaaf question
Much Of the space in TIE pubiica-
ton ~ devoted to representations
NJ ade to the Imperial government BY
its high commissioner In South AZ
rica. sir Alfred Aiilner lie says his
position at the Bloemfontein cOnfer-
ence was generally misunderstood
The propose he made 70 Kruger Nas
not a definite one. embracing ell
questions at issue bstwecn England
and the Trausvaal. Instead u was
a mere outline as a basis for dis
cussion on single questions. Including
the proposition that II Outiandcra
possessed a certain amount Of prop
erty after having resided for ave
years In the country. th> should be-
come citizens upon taking an oath u
allegiance, and be given an imme-
date voice in the affairs Of state.
The conference did not fan" saws
Miner because Kruger rejected
any cut and dried scheme covering
the whole ground. but because tie
first discussion revealed 20 complete
a divergence ~ views that u was
useless 70 continue the conference"
The British hiEh commissioner then
refers to the latest Boar proposals.
He says the most Objectionable fea-
ture is that they made no reference
70 the existence Of questions other
than those OF citizenship and arbit-
ration.
Then comes the important despatch
from Miner. under date Of August
81. in which he says. II am receiving
Representations from many quarters
10 urge the imperial government to
terminate the suspense. British
South Africa Is prepared for extreme
measures. and IL ready To suffer
much more In order h. see the vindl-
cation Of British authority. II - the
proIongation of the negotiations that
is dreaded. / fear there will be
strong reaction 81 feeling aRains the
policy OF the imperial government N
matters drag"
Dalziels correspondent AZ Pretoria
teleEraphs an interview with Krug-
or, In which the latter II reported as
saying. II have wanted 10 make n
new seyen-year franchise laH. There
are. roughly speaking, $1,000 aliens
who have been IN the TranHvaal more
than seven years, and who are eiig-
ibls 10 the franchise Immediately. yet
OF all the British subjects who wish
ed 10 avail themselves Of these
rights. the chief applicants we're
Afrikanders. not English born. while
the rest we're subjects 81 other coun-
tries. This shows that the British
in the Transvaai do not want the
electoral franchise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
THE FUNERAL
OF VANDERBILT

NEW YORK. Sept i5.--slmplleity
characterized the funoralof Cornelius
Nanivrhili today. After ptayeru by
Rev. David Greer al the Vanderbilt
mansion. tho body IN plain wood
coffin, WIS takcn 20 St fIarthain-
news church. Half Of the cdince
WAS reserved Tor the Vanderbilt
family and friends. The rest Mas
open 20 the public and packed The
nurai adnrumenta were decidedly
simple. bishop Potter offered uhar,
prayers, but no euipEy. or sermon
was spoken. Relatives and friends
then proceeded 10 the magnificent
Vanderbilt mausoleum on Staten isi-
and The VIII d 10 be read 20 the
family this afternoon. but viii not
BE- made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
BACK FROM
EDMONTON

About 20 men who started for the
klOudike. several years ago. oyer
the Edmonton trail. arrived here this
morning on the steamer Al-Ki Many
Of them only reached Doaae lake.
whore they spent last winter. They
belonged 10 a party 81 so who were
helped out Of the country by the Do
minlon government. The steamer
stratheona brought them down TO
wranEcl from olenora. taking six
days for the trip.
The Ai-ki brought down III pas
senKera She brought very little
gold. The following came down on
her l.. u. Pike. J NJ. Maxwell. a. IL.
Cameron, ID. II Mcdowell. Geo Hy-
an. Thos. McSauiey. A. ~. Kiahar.
a. y. Fuller. J, Mills, Mra. J. Habler
and iva children. Mrn. 4. G. uirard.
N II. Thompson. J. NJ Mcciaren.
n, wllderr. NJ. q. Phipps. C. Cam
erun. W c. Rurchctt. A. Mccormack.
l.. u. Dole. Chew t.ung. and ~ SEE
apd class.
From Edmonton Trails. l.. Land
strotn. A. w. Swift. c. &. Hanson.
y weliman. J. Ute. J. W. Tiiimer.
W. q. Hanson. W. g. Dart. J. -.
Kuhn. 9. Granireap. A. l.. Maitin.
A. irnatrem. J Kenyon. H. c. Buk.
man. H. Southwark. c, uciairs. !. &.
Burke. n. Ray. A. NJ Reid. II. Me
Donald. J. W. Burton. NJ. \. Mont
gomefy. J. NJ. stnh-r. G. ". viii
nama. J =, Gov. ". ". Davis. Il.
Ross. J. Htabtvf0rd. J. Wells. r.
Wells, Il. Cummings. y, H. Crane. z.
F. owe. J. &. Fontaina. j. Green. J.
Z Meulil. W. Ferguson. Il W. West
over y. standsfer. y, HE'LL. W. Y.
ellis. %. ~ Parker. !. Stoneman.
IS. II. Best. J. y. Holm. 7. Hutton.
J.. h.. iioWen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
new CARS FOR
THE COAST

Five hundred new Hat ears and 100
new coal ears ordered by the North
ern Pacific for this division have
boen received on the coast They
have been coming West gradually
daring the past month and II II now
announced the order has been entire
~ hlled or the ak new locomotives.
but two have been received, They
are both "Kiondlkerr and have been
on the division for several days. The
other four new engines are being
gradually worked westward aud
should be here soon The last fout
engines are larger and mere power
ful than the two kiondikcrH. aud
are expected % be able 60 haul long
sr trains, All Of the new equipment
II OF tn. latest pattern and was or
derrt especially Tor the work u u
Expected 10 do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
JUDGE HUGHES
SON is SHOT

NATION. III. sept. is.--charles
Wilder. who seems "a have been =
student Of dime novel heraasm and 4
smoker u cigarettes. followed ans
pho, Arlington Hughes. Hou ~ Judge
Hughes. last night. INJECTING = 49,
rions wound In the abdomen which
viii gsove fatal pespits fls wounds
Hughes held Wilder until hrlp game,
.iilAiiSk-l<lnr4e1 kr. - nxzt< 7 ss<<
FtisE Tor foIIowfns ffuEhts - Tor thA
shooting. other than that he wanted
90 kno~ where Hughes was going.
judge Hughes went to Chicago yea
terday and IL supposed 20 be on a
lake vessel. unapprised Vt the seri.
Oua condition Of his son.
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THEIR CONGRESS
Is DISRUPTED

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE Suns
Manila cable. dated Friday. says
The latest report received by OTIS
regarding the Filipino congress Il
70 the effect that that bpig has be.
come disrupted ana that iis mem-
bers are scattered.
several members are said to have
aba ndoned hope ~ success q the In
surreetion. for otis' intormanis state
they are remaining IN farlae. the
rebel capital. waiting the expected
capture % that town BY the Amer.
lean forces.
Gen Echwan denies she report that
the rebel congress has replied u the
offer II autonomy made b the Unit
ed states.
Authorities here have received no
communication from the congress
recently. and have sent none Of ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

At the Seattle Mining exchange to-
day there was q sensation when
Golden Tunnel Development was Of
Tered at &c. and 10000 shares were
sold. These stocks once before went
as low az &c. bu, have been Arm at
isc for some time. 10000 more OF the
same stocks were sold on a 60-day
option at iac. 10 per cent. cash. II
IL thought the price Of &c isdue 10
someone having to raise money. 1000
ouilp were sold on a To-day option at
i2c. 10 per cent. cash. The following
sales were made; a.0oo Deer Trail No.
at Csc. 1000 Princess Maud at iSc.
and i.OOe more at lie, 1000 Ilucklc-
berry ut 7ac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
.FILIPIN0S
IN EUROPE

LONDON Eng Sept 1.-THE FIT.
lpiua Iuuta u working quietly IN
European capitals II has only made
Roadway. however. In Vienna. where
it hss secured an offer ffom tsr Aur-
srlsn government q usr ia good
offices feF peace hstWfHu NRuiuailn
and the gnileA States IRE maaIa-
tinn. 10 - asserted. Aeulnaldn haH
rejected fearing that acceptance
would ensciaeliy ualfY American
sentiment a. regards tbs Philippines.
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National Democratic Platform.

LONDON Eng sept Ex-senator Jones % Arkansas. the
National Democratic committee
officially outlining the plans %
Democratic party and clearing away disputed points Of the next
pr
J1ues m October I shall
participation committee.
"a
conflicts within absurd Of
Democratic
platform q anti Imperialism free silver anti
viii
personally Fipnos absolute
pendsace ia hands
ippneH. bryan surely b. the Democratic nominee"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
MISHAPS AT
A HANGING

MOBILE. Ala sept it -iisary
GadHnHr Naa hauf tha morning
foe eHtrsn'nF " hlis SRI Whfn the
trap Nas spruHe tbs rope broke aud
iadduer fell q the ground uniniar-
ed. fHW minutes later he again
mounted the aeaffa.d and dropped
IRIS time tkf czsFht On h.s
arms. u wise ahea auae - dcpu-
Ties and his ueek hrpken - the
ahssrk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. sept IS. - Games In
tHe National league yesterday result
81 as follpwns At brooklyn girsi
kame-iTttsburx .. Brooklyn !. see
and firookiyn !. Pittsburg /.
AZ Hsston--nrKt game Boston 1. ~.
Louis II second wame-isoHtan a. ~.
Louis Z. - Philadelphia Cleveland
q. Phiizfeiphia =. a, New York chi.
reFo s. New York !, game called In
ninth on account - darkness. at
washinEtan--e Cincinnati :. Washing
ton Z; at Baislrnnre-LauisYille 9.
baltimore :
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ATTEMPTED MURDER

A complaint was made out today
against J. H. CLARK. who II II alleged
shot his wife early yesterday morn
ing. The complaint charges him with
assault with intent to commit muir
der. Mrs Clark In sinking rapidly.
and her death II expected at any
time.
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hopes OF advancement, II not OF for-
tune Now tho opportunities are
closed and the irld mon0pollHed,
The clerk must remain a clerk. with.
out hope Of the future. except such
an Increase in his pi,iful wages as
the master may IN maEnimity allow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
STAGE HELD UP
IN CALIFORNIA

NAPA. Cal, Sept. IA lone high
wayman help up the Callatoga and
stage yesterday while pass
ing desperate Bend" and got away
with the express box. after looting
the passengers. The box contain
ing the United states mail. was left
unmoleated The booty consisted OF
considerable money, besides various
kinds Of watches and jewery Wells,
Fargo a CO, state that the contents
OF the box were considerable. a
sherln's posse IL now securing the
country In search of the bandit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
Their Work Finished.

wAsiitN0ToN. u. 9. SEPT is--
Il Il stated that the recall % prnby
and Worcester. the rhiiippins come
missinncfn has no particular siaal 4.
frEnee II dues nor mean any al
teration IN the Philippine policy. The
commissioners have had full flnsp
ana opportunity 60 canvass the aisu-
alton. and their iaharH here viii be
more valuahl. than in Manila.
Therr ara t.aaa acres % sugar beets
In onaniaRa county. y. Y,
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ouEEHsTOwN. Sept. 1J.-Pugil-
fst Jenries sailed for America today.
The champion was Kissed a. Cork last
night because he refused 10 spar with
a local boxer. on the ground that Il
would be inadvisabie to do 10 In
view 81 his approaching battle With
sharksy.
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Henry J. Bradley. age 90, was kill
ed at Sultan last night while work.
ing on a Great Northern freight
train. Bradley was operating a
switch. and he started TO cross In
front OF the train, He was struck
by the engine and died shortly after
OF internal injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
BACK FROM
THE NORTH

Hair a dozen victims OF the Ed
monitor trail arrived here this morn
ing and registered at the Alaska
Commercial hotel They have very
utu. money. but fortunately are In
fairly good health. The men were
sent down by the Dominion govern
ment, and are about the last 10 come
out.
J. Southwark. Of Chicago. one Of
the number. SAYS that he and two
companions we're on the trail for
nearly two years. They. Of course.
failed to reach Kioudlke. and lost
everything The party arrived ut
wrangol last Sunday and came down
herslun the steamer Al-kt
Mr.. Southwark gays that man nam
ed George Fraser, ~ Victoria, while
working on the Cnasiar railway At
GIennra. cut hts right foot nearly
Off. He was brought down on the
AI.Ki Work on the CnEsiar railway
has been stopped for the time being.
Ida Quade and Charles Quade
could not agree. The wife prayed
for divorce on the ground ~ incom-
patlmHty She asked the custody Of
two children. boy md girl aged
three yenrB ana 10 months respoe-
lively. The court granted the 81
voree. ~ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15

The New Zealand budget shows
that the year closed with a surplus Of
fz,2t0.00o.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia.-In the matter OF James A. Gibbs.
bankrupt; in bankruptcy No. 63.-To the creditors
of JAMES A. GIBBS of Washington. D-C--Notice
is hereby given that on the 2lst day OF August,
1899 the said James A. Gibbs duly adjudi-
ca ted bankrupt and that the first meeting of his
creditors will be held at my office, Room No. 16.
No 4T2 Louisiana avenue. Washington DC. on the
FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1899. AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN, at which time the said creditors
NAV attend prove their claims appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt and transact such other bus
mess as may properly come before said meeting
EDWARD s. McCAI.MONT
Referee in Bankruptcy.
r. E. DOAN. Attorney for Bankrupt it
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LOST AND FOUND.
PERSONAL.

WHILE HUNTING DAISIES IN THE DELL HE
thought Of .Iusths Old Stand well, and home
he went with his fair bride, for to call his
clothes TO prize; send card and will call for
all gents discarded garments. JUSTHS OLD
STAND, 613 ID ST. NV. au24 -5tf
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MEDICAL
DIR. LeatH1ermian.

Expert specialist In the cure of all special dis
cases Of men and women. Consultation free.
Daily to il. to 8; Tues, Thurs. and Sat.
evenings, to 8. coz NV. Closed on SUNDAY.
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ATTORNEYS.

Webster Law building. sos ID st. NV, Washing
ton D. C. Residence. No. 8 Mount Vernon Flats.
New York ave. and 9th Ut. NV. sells
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AN AUX
Hilary Heating Plant for the Administration Build
ing, Smallpox Hospital Reservation 10, D.C.-Of-
flee of the Commissioners. DC. Washington Au-
gust "A. 1S39.-Sealed proposals will he received at
this office until TWELVE NJ. SEPTEMBER SEC
OND 1892 for SOnstfActing an Auxiliary Heating
Plant for the Administration Building SmaIIpox
Hospital. ResefSntion,-10 10, DC. Blank forms OF
proposals and ape elf. together with all
plicatiOn therefor at te Office of the Inspector Of
buildings Of they District Of Columbia and bids
right is ed to reject any or all bids. Pro-
pOsal, must be inclosed In envelope sealed
and for Con
ministration Building Smallpox Hospital Reser-
y i1 10. d. Cis, J0MS W. ROSS, W. E. CRAIG
MI aetlnse; f s;1 ass.. % an24-6t
propSsas for furnishing angst usa IL a.
hs B aSSa sss ss & White ss
PM MONDAY. sEPTEMBER TWENTY fSn Z FIFTH FIFTH
general Instructions and blank forms Of nronossi
may be obtained ,, on application to this Office
BERNARD r: GREEN, Superintendent.
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT, 272s
Pa. ave, Washington DC, August "a istsf~
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
ton Aqueduct tunnel will be received here ,mfiI
TWELVE NJ SEPTEMBER TWELFTH. 1870. and
then publicly opened Information on application.
A. NJ. MILLER. Lieutenant Colonel Engineers
au24 p, 20. e, se9,11
PROPOSALS FOR MEAT AT q. s JAU--PR0-
posals will be received at the office OF the t,eneraI
dssnt MoS 8 Y2a'f hs nHF TWExE
EIGHTH. 1859. and then opened for furnishing at
the U. s; JAN during the remainder Of the iscai
year ending June 80, 1900, supplies Of Fresh md
Salt Beef. which must be Of good QUALITY and ds.
livered from time to time In such omantities =.
bas E Issfs and al
au2SS&
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FOR RENT
Stora cellar&stahlp

Store. cellar6stable,
1918 Pa av NV $100. 90
725 10th NV. 10r&b. 10. 90
22d&P, sto&dwg. +. so. 90
Fit 1918 Pa az .Sr. b. 40. 80
1917 G, 10r&b. -. 40. 90
800 H ne. sto&dw 35. 80
62S Sd ne, sto&dw. IS. 90
1915 II NV, Or. b.
eel, large yard. .35. 90
1874 I'D, Sr. b. eel, sta 20. 90
200. L. sto&dw. :. %. 70
SIS 18th, store. 800
I'll Goth. 7r&ba. .$22. 30
Good. cheap houses for
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822 Sd ne, Sr&b. :. .22.5O
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622 21st, 1r&b. 20. 30
2310 r. 6r&ba. 20. 40
626 G Sc, Crib. 1880
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1909 E. 6r&ba. 90
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T.
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE &
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1410 Pa av, sto. eel 100
1903 18th, lIr&b. . rs. so
1851 . NV, Sr&b. .D. 80
1905 Il ! av, Grab 81. so
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428 n Y ay, 6r&b, st .. so
GIT 2. 6r&b lcop ..21.OO
81 Elm, Id II, Or, .1S.30
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LIZ.

W ANTEI-TWO FIRST-CLAsSS CARPET SALES
rcn vino tIrp,,3.igaly understand tne bus mess
JULitS IaaNsi: I,tii T. AID e. % au2f-'t
WANTEIl- RI iISTEa.f5D pHTG CLERK; STATE
last place cllp!oy, ii. Address W. H. ID. Star
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30 nrcc hogan ~ LEAhl, $40 tth st. NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE FARM HALF MILE
from railroad station. at Laurel. Nd
+. c. PHILPITT
au1e-ims 1865 c st NV
FOR SAI.E-A FINE STOCK OR DAIRY FARM OF
ZIG acres: one mile fiom Mt. Vernon estate Va.
one inile and half from Il. L. station: thirteen
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well fenced; each accessible to a never-faiing
stream Of water running through the farm; ball
So acres in wood; large house and barn aud
other necessary Outbulldngs In excellent repair:
or Will trade for unincumbered city property hay.
ing clear title. D. W. BALIIS(,E:R
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SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES,
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u. Az rE.p- BOOM EEPER. ADDI,E>SS. STATING
H-e. experience AID references {. j. H. star Of
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
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acquaintance preferred, liberal pay FtLItN
l. t,DKpO\ I1,t u NV auiY-6t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED BY ADULTS. OR 4 2D-FLOOR
unfuTDished rooms; pref. in house, with
owner ref exchanged Address l.. X. H.. Star
uf.icc. au2t-3ts
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FOR RENT-1202 n CAPITOL ST.; LARGE
rooms and bath; all improvements; electric light
ing; cabinet mantels; stationary tubs, &c. Rent,
So. so. Apply OWNER, 512 18th st. NV.
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MALE.

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Advertisements under the ciasslh-
cation OF Wanted Help will be in
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-HOUSE AND LOT CLEAR OF
incumbranc-: will trade for city house. and
sumo trust. W. s. MINNIX,
au2f-tf 1927 st.
FOR EXCHANGE-S1. 800 EQUITY IN 81 900 OC-
cuped lexington house for lot X ne. Ad-
dress OWNER r., Star office. au24 St.
FOR EXCIAN6iE-ElUITIES AMOUNTING; TO
81, $50 In fine house a few blocks from Conn.,
and in a large lot near 14th st. and Whitney
ave-; will trade for st. 900 unincumbered prop
erty. Address Box 2, Star office. aus St