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The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14
Labor Unions Report Abuse.

New York, Sept 1O.-Labor leaders
here have reported to the Central Fed 4
Grafton Union that they have received
a letter from more than one hundred
representatives of Porto Rican labor
organizations who have been impris-
oned in the municipal prison at San
Juan.
The letter says that all labor organ
izations known to exist are being sup
pressed by the military authorities.
Those now in prison, it is said, in
clude the presidents, secretaries and
members of the arbitration committee
of nearly all the labor unions of any
consequence in Porto Rico.
The labor leaders in their letter pc
titions the organized workmen of the
United States to appeal to the admins
tration at Washington to obtain the re-
lease Of the labor leaders from prison,
and to allow the organization of labor
unions to proceed without persecution.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14
Mitchell StlIl Fears Strike,

Chicago, Sept. president Mitchell
of the United Mine Workers, who ar
rived to-day, in speaking of the threat
ened strike among the anthracite coal
miners, said:
I'VE have not been able to induce
the Pennsylvania hard coal operators
to meet us in conference. They will
not treat with us or in any way recog-
niZe the union. Time and again we
have invited conference, and it will
be their fault if a strike Of the 100000
miners employed in the anthracite coal
fields of Pennsylvania occurs.
While certain powerful influences
are working to prevent strike, I
have no knowledge that these inf1u-
ences are political. Indeed it is very
doubtful whether it would be wise for
union officials to invite or accept the
mediation of politicians in the present
crisis
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14

One thousand physicians from vari-
GUS parts of the United States and Eu-
rope are going to Chicago the latter
part of August to investigate the mer-
Its of goats lymph as curative agent
In human disease. They will witness a
number of experiments conducted by
Chicago experts who have made a
study Of the lymph. DR.. Joseph R.
Hawley former professor of physical
Diagnosis in the Chicago clinical
school, has been deeply interested in
the lymph since his attention vas
drawn to it two years ago by Dr. B. F.
Roberts OF Green City, Mo-, the dis
ooverer Of the medical virtues of the
lymph. DR.. Hawley has conducted sx-
periments on a wide scale, and claims
that the lymph can be used successful
1y in the treatment OF variety of dis
eases. One preparation is now used
for diseases of the nervous system and
for chronic degenerative diseases, and
smother for thyroid amictions incident
to goitre.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14

The Automobile Club of Paris has
added theater to its house, which IL
shortly to be inangurated by two per-
formances. The interior Of the thea
ter is entirely white, with the excsp-
tion Of the club monogram in gold on
the panels. The electric lighting is in
visible. The club occupies the house
formerly belonging to the Marquise du
Plessis- s-Belliere and numbers two thou
sand members.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14

Students OF the revolutionary epoch
VIII md In the Paris exposition many
relies never before exhibited, private
collectors supplementing the historic
treasures of the Musee Carnavalet. A
souvenir Of Robespierre is a cravat OF
Carlyle's sea green incorruptible"-a
narrow band Of white muslin having
tiny folds, and now yellow with age
Who knows how many times this bit
OF muslin may have been lovingly
starched and ironed by the sisters to
whom Robespierre was so dear? OF
more pathetic interest are some trink-
cts worn by Lucille Desmoulins on her
way to the scaffold.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14

According to letter from Frank
fort-on-Main, the people of Denmark
have resolved to extern,inate the rats
IN that kingdom, the citizens of Cop
snhagen having killed 100000 of these
rodents. or an average of 925 daily.
That pretty nearly equals the exploit
OF the Pied Piper of Hamelin, the
music OF whose pipe led so many
Great rats, small rats, lean rats,
brawny rats, brown rats, black rats,
gray rats. tawny rats" to fatal bath
in the River Weser.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14

The results Of the experiment with
Asoross a. operatives in a Charleston
cotton mill are not encouraging to
date. TAe trouble appears to be not
In tbs inability of the negroes to learn
to run machines. but in their disin-
cHnation to steady and earnest work.
With $4,000 negroes in the city it has
been found necessary to advertise for
operatives.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14

The Prince Of Wales. while abroad
this year will, it is said, always 20
armed As we'll as guarded by the usual
detectives. Since the recent attack
upon his life the prince has awakened
to the necessity Of renewed precaution,
and, as he is first-rate pistol shot, an
encounter with a woNd-be assassin
would not now be SO one-sided as has
hitherto been the case.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14

Chicago, Sept. 1O.-The following
statement of the situation at Galveston
and along the coast was received to-
night:
dallas, Texas, Sept 10.
''To Charles s. Diehl, General Manager
Associated Press:
From the latest reports which are
considered reliable, the disaster at
Galveston and along the coast has not
been exaggerated. The waters of the
gulf and bay met, covering the island
to depth of six to twelve feet. Dur
ing this sudden flood a most terrible
storm was raging, the wind blowing
about eighty miles an hour.
MANY of the dead have been uncov-
cred; others are still under the debris; !;
Others carried out to sea. 1t is not pos
sible to give at this time reliable re-
port as to the number of deaths
From estimates made by reliable per-
sons who have just come from Calves
800, and possibly 5000 people were
drowned. OF course, the wounded are
numerous. The damage to property is
most shocking.
Some of the best public buildings
and private establishments were
wrecked. Thousands of homes are
swept entirely away.
1T is quite safe to set this down as
one of the greatest disasters that has
ever visited the United States. The
loss OF property is irreparable; the loss
of life is appalling.
&c. B. IDEALLY,
Manager Dallas News"
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14

A costly example of building removal
has just been completed at Newcastle.
Pa. John Stevenson, steel and iron
nasnate, took down. stone by stone.
his Hxty-fve thousand dollar mAa-
sion in Newcastle. and had 1t removed
to Sharon. The cost Of moving the dis
tance. 70 miles, was about equal to the
value Of the house.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14
&C. B. DEALY,
Manager Dallas News"

Houston, Texas, Sept 1O.-Thc first
reports from the appalling disaster
which has stricken the city of Calves
ton do not seem to have been magni-
fed. Communication was had with
the island city to-day by boats, and re-
ports received here tonight indicate
that the death list will exceed 1900
while the property loss cannot be esti-
mated, although it will reach several
million dollars.
The list of known dead-given to the
Associated Press tonight by the Gal
weston News-is only a partial one,
and the names of all who perished in
Saturdays great storm will never be
known.
At the army barracks near San An
tonic. report is current that more
than 100 United States soldiers lost
their lives in Galveston. The report
however, lacks confirmation.
To-day mass meeting was held and
liberal contributions were made for
the immediate relief of the destitute.
Governor Sayers appealed to Presi-
dent Mckinley for aid. This appeal
was met by prompt response from
the President, who stated that 1000
tents and $4,000 rations had been or
dered to Galveston. Governor Sayers
also addressed an appeal to each
municipality and state, asking for
prompt assistance in caring for the suf-
ferers.
Telegrams Of inquiry and help have
been pouring in through the day and
night from every state in the Union.
and in almost every instance substan-
tial relief has been offered.
The stricken city is in imminent dan
ger of a water famine, and strenuous
efforts are making here to supply the
sufferers. Relief trains are being or
ganiZcd and will leave here at an early
hour tomorrow.
Reports from the interior confirm the
loss OF life and destruction of property
in these dispatches last night
Houston, Texas, Sept. 1O.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was received from
Galveston by boat to the mainland to-
day:
Galveston, Sept. 10-The loss of life
may run into the thousands The prop
erty loss will run into the millions.
Scenes of desolation and distress are
on every hand. Fully seventy-fiye per
cent. of the buildings in the city are
more or less damaged.
Whole families and communities are
being taken from the debris and each
minute brings the discovery of some
new victims.
On the gulf side Of fremont street
the water has made a clean sweep Of
everything for distance of three
blocks. All the bath houses and resi-
dences along the beach are gone and
the debris has blocked the approaches
of the streets to the gulf.
About 1000 people took refuge in the
fremont hotel and all these escaped
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14
FURTHER DETAILS CONFIRM
HORRORS OF GALVESTON FLOOD

aged to the extent of several thousand
dollars.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-14

Chicago, Sept 1O.-The following
statement of the situation at Galveston
and along the coast was received to-
night:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tbs following deeds fled IN the county au-
difor's Office yesterday:
Scandinavian American Bank 10 Miss Ellen AcGh-
hcsiddy. lots and g. block lp Gilman Park, $50
Henry Van Asset IT 70 Walter Sherlock. 10
acres Ia Henry Wan Asseits ID &, secs Y, =, ~
and y. tp u n. e, N,oo.
Roland II. Denny e. al. 20 executors AuT'iste kie
gen, iou and 2. block u. Mercsrs III add, sl.ln
David Mangie at nx 10 J. NJ. Totten. lot and
rxt of svi sec H. Up a u, e. $500
Roland III. Denny Il AL, executors. TO Charles
r. Jones. los and .. block ". MERGERS "a add.
tu4.
The Standardization Mortgage Company, Lin.
to Thomas H. Haetstt. vi lot >. block .. Home
stead Association add, sg5
The Seattle and Eastern Trust Co. to Mrs Fran
go v. Ferguson. lot g. block 81. Sarah A. Bells
ID add. 81 or
STATE Of Washington to NJ II Young, fractional
lot 7, block Ma Seattle Tide Lands ti2ia3.
state N Washington to Fidety Trust Co lot l..
biock III b. n lot g. lot 7. block i7s, seattle Tide
Lands. sS.B
Peter miller 70 Hsry NJ Deal. lot 10. block n.
Gilman pArk. to1
william Mcintyre 10 1sshei Rand. lot :, block ",
d. r. Deunys "a add. H.00
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MAYER--In this city. August "a 1900 at the fam
lily residence, st2 Twtnty-ninth avenue south, In
FAINT Mayer. a whooping cough. aged weeks
The funeral will take pisce Friday afternoon At
D. N. from the family residence futermeut Al Lake
View cemetery.
eORExsEN-A. zf2 Sixteenth srenue north. August
a. 1900 Ms. r. sorensen. wife Of soren soren-
sen, native Of Denmark. aged 81 years. Of rheu.
mxtism.
The funeral services win take place today Thurs
day At D. m. from her lats residence. Iuternsnt
at Mount Pleasant.
COSRAD-At the family home In this cfsy, August
2. 1900. Elliott. the smonthsold son a Mr.. and
Mn. r. NJ. Conrad, 81 stomach trouble
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~ psstrstsllipsncsv hes established brncA sesa-
- WAew eiassldsd Advertisements viii b. rsrelveA
on111 u p n each day The sstss charged q the
0saesr bnsissss ofice Cash sds only WI b taksn
q ansh aesacss rollouine 10 ~ iist q sssasss.
Seske Dassinstoa's Assg stere,
Second avenue and Pike.
broadway Pharmacy, r. u. Fisher.
broadway asa Jamss.
aeassn Hill Pharmacy, Maainsn
street anA FiftseatA avenue.
WalIa Wa1le PhavnaGy. twenty
asss anA East Je0esssa.
nrewn's Pharmacy. corner ysslss
SD Broadway.
ehtst1sGs Dpum store. Twenty.
third avenue south and Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy, 1929 How
ell, csPne- n0rea.
nesth Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
aDa First avenue.
4. u. Gny's Pharmacy. Denny way
aDa ftfth avenue north.
=. =. CestiEans Pharmacy. Queen
Anns avenue aaa Roy street.
mALLARD.
Psssten's Phasnacs. BALLARD ave.
FREMONT.
Fremont usug Company. Lake
strses ana Ewtns avenue.
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PUBLisHERs KorIcE.-Trsvelfns agents are 4.
y. Burnett. ,. A. Mcclellan. o. b. Loomia and r.
ulnuehard. City coileetou r. r. HawIsy, John
p. ehsehsn, J. A. Goodfeilcw. A. n. Mills and
4s6ert Akin. Postmasters evesywhsrs are our
eesnts. PAY meney onIy 10 these and 70 our ress-
lsnt agents in the various cities and towns Of tbs
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WANT ADS.

advertisements under say
hseAsng In cuass1Asa colunns,
Sc . weird each lpsertionp pnsn-
smun charge, 16e. CIassined
ADVERTISEMENT runatng one
month without change Of COPY.
Ql.so per Iine (seven words
sount 70 line). On three
neuths' order, el.8S per Iins
per nsnths - ssh month"; cP-
der. Q1.1O Der ltns per months ,
- yearly order. u Dor Iias
Dss nsenth.
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cRnw NOTICES.

ARETltt'SA German ship Capt Me-
meyer. sg0m Hamhurg Neither the cap
tain nof taT unasralsned eNnsignees *
fhe 8hUNfsnAmed vessel viii he fcspoA.
sshls FOR any debts that nAy be con.
trActcd ~ the erew " ~ cainR
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PERSONAL.

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN-F ben
cot 90 those suffering from skin diseases
AID facial hismishes. supesfiucus hair.
ualea warts. btFthmArke. scars. red
vVius, etc, removed ry electric needles
no MARKS. ahSAlute.~ painless; also
wrinkles. pimpies moths, rlnEwuruls,
blackjack peck mark8 eczema and
eases OF women and nervousness treat
cd hY electFicltY. regular graduate ana
registered lady doctor post graduate %
DIT Iscianehss Institute Dermato-
laglque Paris. and Dr. John III Wood
tury's Dermatoiogieai Institute New
York. Largest electrical apparatus on
coast Permanent cure guaranteed
The Paris and New YORK Medical F.Iec-
trulysis institute 3e-1i0 Washington
block. FIRST avenue. charges haf price
thls month Free trial treatment
CITY DYE wORKS-0arments cleaned.
new process. work guaranteed In
First Telephone, Main 7Ss.
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srnelAL ANNorNcranNr..

TO matarmen We are MAKING fo9 yoar
special use. xloyes Montpelier style re.
tnfarced PALM. ~ asbestos tanned horse
hiie, AlAAka mtttx. with or without ~.
GAsNahle ilainE~. leather zusFR aaefS, IL
san tty them ven VIII have no ether.
FAeife hrokersse CO Lose First avvpae
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

NEW opening. dancing classes. Monday
snd Friday evenings. ~ $50. at Prof
WiilNyne dancing school Ranke hall
pisr street and Firth avenue, private
lessons daily, Ball room ana dancing
guide sent free.
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The following letters await advertisers
q this once
LODGE NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES.
ORIENTAL Chapter No 49, Royal Arch
Maaons Special convocatiou this
tfhutsdayl evening. August y, at
o'clock. at Masonic Temple. Royal
Ions INVITED
RICHARD = NICHOLS. High Priest
~ LIMERICK. Secr.tary.
ORDER OF UNITED ARTISANS with
open an assembly Ia seattle Charter
calling 81 addressing Mrs. Owens III
Main street city near Maynard ave
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THE DENNY-BLAINE LAKE PARK
Is a picturesque tract fnclining to the
ing the unobstructed view Of Lake
Washington in Its whole expanse Of n
miles, with the Cascades and mountain
peaks in the background. from Oregon
to British Columbia
The avenues are laid out in true parked
style, conforming to tho artistic topo.
graphy OF the landscape.
They Are Graded.
They Have City Water.
They Have Cement Walks
The tract Is midway between Madison
and Madrona parks.
1t is but twenty-five minutes from the
business center of the city on one
of the best car lines, having service
every twelve minutes.
This park recently plated and put on
the market, surpasses the banks OF tho
Hudson I'm beauty and grandeur.
1t is without rival as location tor
pleasant homes.
See our plats.
Go with one OF our men to see the
Property.
1t will pay you.
DENNy-BLAINE LAND CO.,
Dexter Horton Bank Building.
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ESTABLISHED 1856; resident OF Seattle
for 20 years.
For sale-we are selling the old Dunlap
farm In tracts 70 suit the purchaser.
IL IL on the Seattle a. Renton car line
at Dunlap postofflce: cheaper than any
other land on scent car line out OF
the city.
Lake Washington water front, near
brighton Beach.
81 .co-Foor-story and basement brick
building
SO 5oo-Income property; fun size lot mar
proposed new anton depot.
Three houses on one lot; rents for 800 per
month. price 1900.
Lots eoxi2s, near Madison street. SEQ 10
iisxlso, In Lake Union addition, close 10
car line; $50
good orchard: two dwelling houses and
outbuildings. improvements on property
alone cost S2.0o0. Our bargain price only
n.eoo. Improved farms In all parts OF the
GEORGE w. DUNLAP.
Entrance * Union block.
WILLIAM p. HARPER.
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance.
HOME BUYERS.
RENT FREE AND
10 per cent on investment or
81 per cent.
Investment. new handsome
residence bgilt with two separate
suites Of and rooms. Each
suite nov renting for $500 per
hnnutn. IL can be bought on easy terms
Yer 500 Rent guaranteed fer one year
Tor one or both apartments. Separate
bath rooms, each vita porcelain tubs;
patent closet. marble wash stand n0iled
ci-heg Snd medicine ehasts. handsome
side boards IN each dining foam. Double
noor. shesied and sided Brick piers. Cam
not be Duplicated for the price
WILLIAM II HARPER
Dexter Horton Bank Building
slssa--Sew ard thoroughly modern room
cotiASei location Broadway district;
corner lot loxico. basement under entire
81 60 Modern cottage ~ roons on.
block from Madison street walking dis-
lance iot se1i3S
sL6so-For fwo iotB. each 91xiz on Broad.
way. near Pike street This - Ana
property on which 20 huii8 three bo,ts@a.
only two blocks from Madison street
AID one block from new high school
30 90 fsss-l19ts D3xizs IN SaxIe'a nSst.
ton On Tenth. Eleventh add Tygeifth
avenues. uefWeen Denny way and IIarrf
son street; This q within reasonable
walking distance. no similar property
being offered at such prices.
$50 eAeh--Singie acre tracts at Brighton
beach station, on the Renton car lire.
nery easy terms. abstract with each
GEORGE w. DILI.ING.
50 Ney York Block
cHEAP-tS. "a: beautiful Kenwood .y-
enue city lots. two blocks car. schoof.
new sidewalks; S7a sold since March: u
CFtrT s4ra ls.r4. -
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wANrrp-rra,In,

POSITION rs sspsrieaced lads. as as
stsiRnt IN gvnefal ostict, coii~ctlus copy
ing. typeWftiinN of IS saieSjsdS ia con
teCtionefY AaA cigars. Hhops or senta
Fgsl vinteihkfncer
POSITION - csok 10 private family aF
SrnrrAt hoHsewnFk 81 family ~ tVyas
rsfcreHrcs EXCHANGED, Address Y ls.
ware Post infeiiixenctr
LADY would like ohili ~ taku care q,
rot yonpEv~ than three, Nftis Eiri pee
ferFnd Address "a care Post-Iut~l-
ftNeNgaF
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AucTIoNEEuss.

ACC11ONEEItS.
-
AZ. J. WAIVER. general auctionesr. Of
hce, l2i2 western avenue, Phone. Bun
BUSINESS CHANCES.
wANTED-poslslonsb by married man Nth
mining copofatton. am capable Of taking
eharge OF secretary's office, either IS
eccretary or assistant. would purchase
stock IN company " satisfied as 80 fti-
tere. also. can dispose II al least Sc go
OF stock after thorough personal in
Ntatgatson. Address n II. care Poet
lnteiliEencer.
FOR r.EAsE-Piant for manufaetyrsnr
site. buildings 10" square feet nooY
space 'ocatioa on hn First avenue
south. ta-horse power boiler and -
horse power engine HoE Ia use Ia plan,
for sale. Inquire At seattle Mattress *
Uphoisierlng Co, - first avenue su9th.
MONEY f. made quickly b. farminx stock
companies. The best and cheapest char
ters are from South Dakota good in
any state; al cvfnplets by return mail
s11Sl our Easterh Office vii sell yot.r
stock or bonds, Fiscal Agency Huran
south DAKOTA.
INVEST safely. a. per GEN. iniercs. naia.
let yoar money work for you, bay re-.
tlfcAss rev payments made every fifteen
Gays. satisfied clients In al secfleas .,
the country. write for particuiara q
y Aaekey 4 Co. q Brua9wEy, New
York.
FOR SAf-E-One half interest IN q pa5lng.
established Wholesale and retail busi-
ness. VIII bear strict tuvestfgation. & alo
required. Address q H. care post-Infel-
NgenCHr.
WANTED or gentleman with gs-J
20 8-a~ 20 Join advertiser in special
safe and profitable business. large psof-
its Address u, care rost-intelH-
EeDcer.
q u
I location: rent $40. Address l. II. care
Post-Iuteiligencer.
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cHEAF-tS. ~: beautiful Kenwood Az
enue city lots. two blocka ca,. s,sh<'e,.
rev sidewalks; so sold since March: ~
Pew houses; 81 down. balance easy
man. Ksawooc avenue. Green Lake car.
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YOUNG lady OF 10 wants room and board
In private family where there are some
young folks. terms to be reasonable.
Address II IA. care Post-InteIllgeneer.
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mrlr MANrRp-rrA,1r..

ANY iaaY San easth' make SIS d. sS
weekly by representing IS 81 Der loCal-
tty, and a. the position D. both ptcasant
0nN Hfnntaelc the YEAR round. I viii
glAalN send run particulars so AN even
NANr slarc time d valuable. and if Seu
really want 20 make money address.
MHEEi.EB n Washington a.. Chi
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wANTED-ROoMs WITH BOARD.

room with board in private
family: terms moderate. 1914 Sixth ave.
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-------~---~~-~~--~-~--~~--
AZ. J. WALKER. general auctionesr Of
nee. l2i2 western avenue. Phone. Bun
1881
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AUCTION SAi.E-Monday. August 9th.
at 1870 a. m. sol Yesier way corner
Ninth south. contents OF 7-room house.
all elegantly furnished. Consisting ~ the
following. -Four fine oak bed room sets
Eideooard. dining chairs. rockers, oak
extension table. bookcase. sewing ma,
chine, gas range. pictures, bedding
blankets. shceiing, pillows. Mattress
springs, touches, tine carpets por,iernS.
~ pairs iine lace curtains. parI0r set
fine range. dishes. glassware. everything
IN a first-ciaes house. everything goes
nothing reserved; take Yeslar cars.
joseph Martin. Auctionser