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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14
al-ki ARRIVES.

Steamer Ai-Ki. Captain Sichoi.
son. arrived shortly after Midnight
last night from Alaska. She had CT
passengers and 700 tons Of concen-
trates from the Treadweii mine. val.
ued at 100000. Her passenger list
IN a. follows; Mrs. J H. s.imbauKh
and four children. A. Stacey, A. ].
Mcpherson. y. Roseiii. J. G. Fulton.
Greix Nelson. James Take. a. shnp-
per. W. Rodgers. J. r Gismors. O..
W. Patterson. II. J. Wallace. A. New
ems. wife and two children. Mrs. w.
Zimmerman. Peter Moran. VI. v.
Burns, J. y. Funrick. J. r. Gregory.
g. a. saake. George Metcslf. Mrs.
X. Van Horn. Miss Esdon. Miss A.
Strong, G. l.. Wauter and wife. chas.
SCHUYLER. Mrs. G. u. Rust. Mrs. ".
Rogers and thlrty-threa second class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14
CONVENTION
IN CHICAGO
That City Apparently Favored
by the Republicans.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Dec. IL
The Republican national cornmlttes
viii meet At the Arlington hotel. this
city. tomorrow. to decide upon the
time and place for the next national
convention. Senator Hanna rs
chairman Of the committee, has 10
sued the call. but Mr.. Hanna Il not
member Of the committee. and VIII
have no voiee or vote In deciding
any question which comes under
discussion. He viii simply be the
presiding officer. Chas Kurtz IL
the committeeman from Ohio. and he
will cast the vote Of that state on
al questions which come up for set
tlemeut.
There has been n good deal Of Ir-
responsible talk about deposinR Mr..
Eurfz as a member OF the commit
tee. but a regularly called state Re-
publican convention Of Ohio Ia the
only power that can remove SIR.
kurtz from the COMMITTEES. and there
VIII be no such convention until next
year.
Chairman Hanna and Mr.. Kurtz
are not on intimate terms Of friend
ship. and Il may not be agreeable -
the chairman 10 see hts enemy cast
ing every vote for Ohio. but thar
will be the situation. and II IL said
that Chairman Hanna will take but
small part In the committee DELHI
srations II he should attend and pre-.
side, M he has the right to do. The
Ohio senator's work viii be purely
perfunctory in connection with this
meeting Of the committee. and also
In calling the next convention. for
ne viii DO simply what the commit
toe directs him 70 do ~ It's chair
man.
Half a dozen cities are seeking
the next convention. and the CONS
mittee viii hear the representatives.
vi thsse cities. Tho members Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14

ton II viii save us the trouble NJ
putting you on. aud he turned 10
the opposite seat
Don't do that rtrl For Gods sake
don't put me on" she implored.
hoarsoly rive got TO gol My hun-
band has written Tor mo 90 e0me.
II there was time I would walk. but
hc'n-he'H dying." ana great sob
areae 10 her white lips. hut was res
oluteiy choked back. II tried 20 rails
money" lowering her voice 90 the
other naHsonRera could not hear, hut
I couldn't. We sold everything wa
had 40 ne could SO South. as the
doctor ordered And now he'H=he ''
oh, my God my 0adi" aho raised
her arms deupairinsly and sank
weakly back into her seat
Where de YOU wish t. go7' asked
the conductor. kindly.
'Thomasvllie, Ga" The old ne
gro started.
Why, dats my place, and this
ticket VIII take her" he whispered 70
the young man.
TIN sorry. madam. F." the conductor
said, after a slight hesitation. but
can do nothing We have but one
rule. You must pay ct get N I'm
a poor man myself, and can't risk
breaking the rules. I might lose my
situation. Ticket. please. "
The negro hung hin head
'i'He fear yoll hab ter put me OF,
too. boss, he said humhly. Tee
got sehenty-tWo cents II daril
count for anything
on at the next stntioni" broke In
the conductor. hsrahly Wen BE-
there IN a couple ~ minutes nos, ~
u wasn't 80 near IA atop the train
ana pat you OF Thia paar woman
has some excuse. but you BAH" Tine
Young man wac about 20 make pro-
test. bat something in his eomran-
ions face restrained him.
Before tho conductor reached the
end 81 the car the speed began to
siAcken. The old negro arose
Reckon ~ better BE- leahin." he
naid q the younF man Tank you
as In foe De san witches. an I hopes
yen member me kin1y. Here,
misay." turning to the woman.
who saElns rtanHy fr@n the win
dow. and dropping hls ticket into
her lap. here's ~ ticket. rcrk.
on 20 done drap hit and before che
could realise the meaning Of his acz
ton. he had nhunied halfway 10 the
door. and then b. iinaily reached the
depot platform.
Ths young man rose as though he
would call him back. then he SEEMED
% rhinh better = ~. Tor he sat des a
Hna EnHrd noofily from the window
Perhaps he was thinking % bis
long Journey ard the dear ones ds.
pending on him Possibly he re-
nsfnbs that his nWn ppr textbook
Ras IN nrari5 a. bad condition ah
the ueEras. When THE train hsEa n
70 move slowly from the station he
once more unfaided his neWHpapnr.
but the Noman behind him noticed
That he was holding Il upside down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14
CAN'T GRAB
NOME BEACH
An Important Decision
by Herman.

WARRINGTON. u. c.. Dec. ia
Commissioner Herman. OF the sen.
eral land Once. has Jus, rendered an
important decision regarding placer
mining on the beach OF nerins Sea.
The decision efectf mining localities,
embracing tide lands below the line
OF ordinary hisa tide, Part Of THE
beach has been found to be very
rich.
The commissioner decides that tide
lands IN Alaska are not public lsnds,
subject 10 the disposal To individuals
when territory is acquired by the
United States. accordlng 90 law. the
tide lands are held In trust by the
United States for the eenefit Of and
disposition by the state. which grows
out ~ the territory thereafter This
prevents any individual rights be-
Ing acquired on the Nome beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14
The olrmpie uhes,sr.

The Lyric Company. supported by
It's own solo orchestra. Is a winner In
Seattle. TINS u the second and last
week ~ lts engagement here and the
members are making fost Of
friends. Artistic work always meets
with success and certainly the COM
pany deserves a. Every member %
The company came vest from some
% TIRE hest theatanS In the states
The Misses Crosier and Reydea and
Mr., Proctor. supported Harold Nell
son during bis lans stock run In
Winnipeg. Maa-. besides the pFinei-
pal elites % the Eastern states. AMI
Mr.. Webb was lsadlnE support for
Edwin Turner during his famous
tour in DR.. Jekyli and Mr.. Hyde.
running torty-sight weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14
IN HONOR OF
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. p. G.. Dec. IA
IRE in0th anniversary % the death
Of Washington was celebrated herr
and NJ Nt. Vernon today with i'm
presslve Masonic ceremonies. Pres
dent Mckinley and his cabinet took
part In the exercises. The president
made a brief address At Mount Yer
non. Delegations from about 50
lodges throughout the United States.
Canada. England. Nova Scotia. and
New Zealand were In attendance.
Preceding the ceremonies the Mason.
rsraded through Mt vernon's
streeta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14
BIRDCONVICTeD
OF MURDER

J. Homer BIRD has been eonvic.ed
Of murder In the diatstc, court Of
Alaska. Bird murdered AIS two min
ina partners. ,. W. Herring and r.
III. Patterson. on the Yukon. As mite.
above Anvil. Thl. vas over a , ear
ago. lie was tried before Judge
Johnson. in Juneau. The jury re-
turned = verdict Of guilty on To-
cemb~r s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14
ADJUSTMENTS.


Human Hearts" continues 20 al
the Third avenue theater even AZ this
season u the year when many are
engaged IN preparing for the holt
days Mere family parties have
been seen az the Tairt Avenue the
alter this week than at any other
performance this season and all are
alike loud in their praise u both the
play and the company producing IL.
Browns In Town" viii be the at.
traction next week and this roilick.
inE comedy will no doubt al the
house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Dec. IA
The text Of the treaty between the
United States and the Jolo archlpel-
ago is made public. II provides for
American sovereignty free trade
in the Islands. and the usual sec
lions relative 20 law and order. The
sultan will be paid t125 gold per
month and his ministers In proper
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14
saxER's SIDE.

State Horticultural Commissioner
Baker has published his answer 20
the recently made statement Of
Fruit Inspector Brown. lie diners
from the Inspector In not believing
that entire shipments should be fs.
stroyed because q portion Of the
fruit, trees are infected.
He further states that he eanno,
act In the matter OF infected ship
msnts unless appealed 10 either BY
the shipper Of by a county inspec-
tar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14
AMUSEMENT BULLETIN.

THIRD AVENUE THEATER
Human Hearts"
OLYMPIC THEATER - vaude-
willie and moving pictures.
Miniature Dawson Clty--l322A
second avenue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14

why Smith Left Home" closed a
very succsssfui two Nights engage
ment las, evening AZ TIRE Seattle
thsatsr. The shaw proved in every
way satisfactory. and we'll deserved
the good patronage II enjoyed
The house will be dark until
Thursday. December 81. when Eu-
genie Blair viii open 4 four nights
engagement in a LADY Of Quality"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14

Boys three-piece Suit Of splendid
quality mixed ohsyiot pretty braid
trimmed. perfect hitting. $50
value. per huit. only..........t.ss
Boys three piece Suits of heavy
Wool Navy Serge. sllk braid
throughout. tailor made; t2.sb
value. our price. per $500
Boys three-piece Suits OF all wool
English cheytot; nplendidly lined.
silk braid on coat. patent waist
band man tailored. Sass value.
per suit, only. :. .. ..........ta. ss
Boys Knee Pants. splendidly made
all slzes. a pair. ..,.............1se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-14

Boys All Wool Chsviot Pants. par
entS' friend. no rip or tear here;
400 value. a pair, only. ..sSc
Boys three piece Suit Of fine all
wool English Tweed mixed with
silk. finest Innings. broeaded silk
vest. Handsomely tailored SVEN
suits these, $3.50 value. our prices.
per suit. .. - o.. ss.....' ste'p
Boys two piece Suits, . 20 II years.
OF nne all wool domestic cheyiot;
put together for kesps substan-
tisi Innings. the IDEAL school suits;
$3.50 value. per suit, only sass
Boys Knee Pants OF heavy mixed
tweed. good wear. 7sc value. each
only. .. .....s.s.....s.....
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-31
Continued ON Page 6.
seattle Bser.

This ever popular Rainier beer
is becoming a household word
and will You have a glsss of
Seattle" is more often heard than
anything else. The Criterion
Saloon have the beer on tap or in
bottles,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-31

There is only one jesse Moore
Whiskey in the world and that is
cold and pure. Lovejoy & Co.,
are distributors for the Hawaiian
Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-31
Notice of Assessment.

Notice is hereby given that the fourth
assessment of ten (Io) per cent on the
capital stock of the HONOLULU RAPID
TRANSIT & LAND CO., will be due
and PAYABLE to ]. H. Fisher, at Bishop 4
Co.'s Bank, Honolulu, on the Ist day OF
October, proximo. The shares upon
which any assessment NAV remain unpaid
after thirty DAYS from said date Will be
declared delinquent.
Honolulu, 10th September, 1900.
CHAS. H. ATHERTON,
400 Secretary H. r 7 u / Co,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-31
Removal Notice.

On and after Monday, Oct. 10Th, DR..
Cooper will occupy his new office on Ala
kea street, three doors above the Masonic
Temple: Office Hours: 8:3o to 10 a. M; 2
to and to Sp. m; Sunday $50 to 10
a. m. Telephone 1874 Residence adjoln.
ing office. I,ao
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18
Los. Loui.ian. Min. Pound.

Hot Springs, Ark. July IA consid.
cradle stir was created in this city by
the announcement that the Lost Louisi.
ana" mine had been discovered eight
miles from here. and gold ore found in
It Of a very high grade. The discovery
was made by Kit Carson, an old miner,
who located the mine by means Of maps
and charts furnished him by the Spanish
consul in the City Of Mexico. The mine
shows signs Of having been extensively
worked The ore taken from IL assays
from 80 to sl96 per ton The Lost Lou.
isiana is traditional mine, relinquished
by the spaniards when driven from this
country by the Inaians early in the
present century. The mine has been
searched for almost constantly since
then by various parties in this and ad.
joining counties
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18
IndIanapelI. rI.e.rI. Lln. soIa.

indianapolis, Ind, July II. - The
Broad Ripple Rapid Transit company, a
subui ban electric line. was sold at auc-
tion by the receiver here for $500 900.
The only one who wanted the road was
the indianapolis Street Railway COM
pany, which controls all the lines in the
city. The owners Of this company had
organized a straw company to buy in
the Broad Ripple line. There was some
misunderstar ling by which Ferdinand
Winter. attorney for the indianapolis
company. bid for the road. against
young man named Brown. whom nobody
knew After they had run the price up
to 500, OoO, Mr.. Winter discovered that
Brown was a New York attorney. who
had been employed and furnished money
by officers Of the straw company. which
his own company had organized. and
there was no further competition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18
KILLED HI. NsIThbor.

Middlesboro, Ky. July I7.-At Len
wills Springs Henry Payne killed Will
liam Hignite with a stone They were
neighhoring farmers. and have been on
good terms but few days ago some Of
Paynes cows got into Hignite's corn
and Hagnite ran them out with dog.
This enraged Payne and he went 10
Hignite's house armed with a winches.
Ter. They talked over the matter for
some time when Hignite made a remark
that displeased Payne At this Payne
secured a stone and hurled II az Hignite.
his Winchester still in his hand. The
stone struck Hignite In the temple. kill
ing him instantly. Payne has not vet
been arrested. but the officers are after
him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18
Petroleum At Marble rall. r,,...

Marble Falls, July 1.-THE first well
ever drilled in Marble Falls OF any con.
siderable depth Is being sunk by Turner
q Evans A depth Of 5O-feet was reached
and oil signs were easily perceptible.
AZ depth of 6O-feet the output is very
black. aud closely resembles coal dust
OIL comes to the surface in few sec.
onds after each bucketfull Is emptied.
No expert Is az hand 90 determine the
exact character Of the deposit The
original intention was to bore sOO-feet
for artesian water
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18

Chicago, July T. 7ond special to Tho
,, nsvo'u irom Nichr as. last night
save gathered a. iail M IA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18

Santa Fe, July i7.-octaviano Torres
completed five-years' stay in the PEN
itentiary on the charge Of bigamy, and
was released Saturday. That afternoon
he was married by Judge McFie to Ma.
ria Villegos He was welded TO the
same woman once before. when a wife
m Mexico was still living. which caused
his conviction. He claims to have been
under the belief that he had a divorce.
The muchly-married man was Presby.
terian mission preacher from FL Paso.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18
coLUMBlA'S TOPMAsT,
Ne" One Of Washington Pine Put on tn.
racer Nenport Cnntsst.

-" W " aHftth stnu Tine Fut ON the
Racer Newport Contest.
Bristol. r l. Julyi7.-Captain Rhodes
Of the Columbia. received orders satur.
day to sail for Newport as soon as pos.
sible, and will not delay his departure
beyond Tuesday. The new topmast Of
Washington pine, which was sent up
last Thursday is slightly taller than the
old spar and the better fitting sails are
expected 10 make their influence felt in
the coming races off Newport.
The Columbias new iO7 foot steel
mast cannot be completed before Tues.
day aud may not be ready in time for
the hrst Newport contest. II is taller.
thicker and stronger than the Defend.
er's steel cylinder which has withstood
the most severe strains and weighs 1000
pounds less than the big pine spar IL
viii supplant When this mast Is
stepped the Columbia is not expected to
heel 70 much In a stiff breeze. as the
present weight above the deck line will
BE- materially decreased
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18

aeno, o T., tonight with tp, .,,.-
intention ii Of lynching a negro prisoner
named n Brown, who seriously wounded
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock al King.
n,, nsnsi Yesterday. The officials are un.
aole 70 secure deputies and have 70.
ported The matter 10 Governor Barnes
,, wno may call out the militia Deputy
narshai Hitchcock attempted 70 arre.,
brown brown Tor horsestealing. The negro
resisted re-, and shot Hitchcock twice one
in the thigh. 0'"e'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18
Night walehman arnrdersh.

Pensacola, Fla, July i7.-MPAthev.
night watchman at the Peridido wharf
was murdered while on duty II is
supposed the murderers crept up behind
him aud stuck him on the head with
an iron bar His skull was crushed In
aud death must have been almost in.
Simultaneous Athey had been close ON
the trail Of agang who had been robhing
the cars and stealing brasses from the
locomotives III Is Thought one Of these
murdered him to get him out Of the way.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18
Nsgro osn,Iel Mnraer, Annlh.r.

Leavenworth, Kas.. July i7.-.walter
"itchell, negro convict at the Kansas
'enitentiary, killed d. Reynolds. anoth.
sr negro convict in brutal manner
Mitchell was bathing with squad. when
he jumped from his bathtub. ran TO tho
stone house and seized an iron bar
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18

struck Reyonids three times, crusninE
his skull in two places Mitchell bad a
grudge against Reynolds. The convicts
working with Reynolds tried to get hold
Of Mitchell TO kill him Mitchell has q
bad racord
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18

Jacksonville. Fla. July i7.-United
States district attorney here has been
warned from Washington TO beware Of
nlioustering expeditions from the Flori-
da coast against Honduras, Nicaragua
and other Central American oountries
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-18
Created a Sensation.

Boston.July II Miss Lillian CLAYTON
Jewett young white woman. address.
ed meeting Of oolored people Ia St
Pauls Baptist church Sunday evening
on Lynohing in the South. and
offered 10 go TO Charleston. 5. C.. and
bring 70 Boston the family Of the nur.
dered Postmaster, H. NJ. Baker. who
was lynched some time ago. for the
purpose Of creating sentiment in ,he
north in favor Of the Southern negro
The church was packed 10 the doors ana
all the principal colored organizations
Of the city We're present
There was the greatest enthusiasm
and IN the speeches that followed tho
young woman was referred 10 n the
new Harriet Beocher stowe "a one
who had been sent in answer 10 the
prayers OF the colornd race, aud enlo.
gized as the FIRST white woman who had
come out publicly as the defender of the
oolored people Of the south who are b..
ing made the victims Of "Jndge LYNCH
After the meeting almost half az thos.
In the church went 20 ahe front tn me.,
her aud thank her. andlit Is a long time
since there has been suAh A demonsfr..
uoh a'nohg the colored Heople Of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-18

Of the London situation The retention or
The Bank Of England rate, the increase IN
the weekly statement OF the reserve rise
~ consOls and the strength in American
Railways generally Were unexpecte1
favorable developments over night. The
bears attempted to check the general
tendency by attacking Sugar but the
general market held firm in spite Of thls
RAID IL, +. II. however was under
pressure. and a. s. n W. lacked buoy.
anc'. feature " the market was lie
4tfehS n in l.. x y. and the room thought
IL SdW Indications Of organized support
ah5 traders. IN consequence, were incllnpl
~ take the long side OF the list Nam.
points are current ais To advances likely
M bc mad" by various cliques and com
blhdbons. and the shorts were uneasv
ana they attempted covering I'm MANI
cases IL was said that the Morgan in
icfests were openly working for an al
There was sharp reaction IN Tobacco
SOCKS, today, on profit taking: we under
siahd mat part Of the selling Of the local
traction stocks was due 10 the fact thai
me TAX commissioners were to meet ~
apply inc Ford bill, about Oct 1: the cow
ring ~ l.. IL n. Of large short Interest
quickly ran prices to 3d. Commission
mouse business was a little larger; the AL
iiYity IN X. i. Il g. was the result ar
huying by Philadelphia interests Wa
learn that sale OF r. X o. preferred
involving ~ 90 shares, was recently bri
Vatrly made at around 10. Money cnn-
Times easy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-18
GLEN FILLS. N. T.. RACES.
Sensational Work by Eingen Ace. The Abbott
and Coney Win.

Glong Falls. y. y. Aug. 17.-Todays
events At the Grand Circuit meet fur
nshod the most exciting races ana
closest finishes of the meet The tract,
is remarkably fast. as is shown by tho
result II the second heat in the free
fur-an trnt, when EinEcn. driven BY
otter. went the mil. in 2.06i4. lettering
his own record by 4 seconds. and go
ing the fastest mile any horse has trot-
ted this season on any track. The Alb
Eott MAS hut i head ana shoulders be-
hind.
Jus; prior To the start of the 30 pace.
the faVorite. Hal b. WAS drawn. on &C
count nf lamcness. and all bets were
declared of. III the last heat Ambu-
iatOr threw shoe ana broke his hoh-
bles. soon after getting the word, and
was Obliged to leave the track.
Crncy won in the 2.2S pace as he
pleased i'll straight heats with speed
left over. The summary:
The 30 class, pace. purse $500. Ace.
irst: Flirt. second; Sclavonic. third
.;ylvanway. fourth; Ambulator fifth.
Time. 2.1@il, 20S. 2.13.
Free-for-Jii trot. purse $1,000, The
Abbott. first; Ringen, second; Mon
terey. third; Kentucky Union, fourth:
Eagle Flanagan: Directum Kelly; John
Nolan. Time, 2.o9, 206A, 2.09A 2.OSA
The 2.2S class. pace. purse $4,000.
Coney. first; Toboggan. second: Lizzie
Wilkes. third: Annie Thornton. fourth
Fire Gilt; Eagle Medium: Mace:
Wandering jew. Time, 2.O1al. 2.09A
9 OSIL