The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1902, Page 5

RIDAT, APRIT. 11, 1908 THE SEATTLE STAR, one more 1 with her and n, | ake she proved obdurat n W t i to kill her " \ h K—~) Miller says he took a hatehet from | she is under me ae | M4 | his home for the purpo n the nigt ' ~~ iw gp ca plac a \ nd je " in which a e that he would Will t out Her threat On her fu _ ‘ Fi A 4 a rg ts ck her with the : Fells at C . | with blood-lust, mutilated her body Pr le a lhe American Clothier Tells of Carrie, fo ees off to 4 emb : t’ Death BL apne WOOOOCOOOO OOOO OO . . notion ——s ik ' t Manos in at ijinniecoene it fed t t! » 1 W. vieltor | nd was emine pati . Mich., April 11 —Prot. | | us eminently mat : " the music Coacher who} | ee A d and chara 1 with hay hi, made onfession this | mu 1 and sulel took 7 nt pon was Pp mit in the aweat ekohama house at Fourth avenue] | Beet hours, and when he| and Jackson street viet Witt GIVE DANCE ps proke down made a complete | we both Japanese, and gave (he reasons A Japanese man, suppowed to t of ‘02, Wileon's Ris criminal intimacy a Nur hik, shot and morta Rusiness ‘a will it girl had extended ove rn unded a woman rt 1 Masu, | ball Sa evening to the ‘ A : : ‘. ; P aoe F A ae and that he waas/ ar «i two bullets into his ow y bal News 1 th Is always treated with marked consideratt and is the object of rod with he Finding that) bo« dying Instantly block reception ‘wintia ention. ‘was to #0 become a mother Miss The woman ts «till tt but her | eor t 1 Cla enviable atter n fed to Miller and he en-/ wounds have be propo 1 fata N ¢ N M * Our business te to keep man well dressed at tt very lowont to bave her submit to a From all ac inta, Nagawa aime jale Ba 1 and Roy arget operation. This the airi| from his own lodging >t * prices compatible with good materials and thorough workman to do, but insiated that he} Tokyo adjoining the ve A 1 estate ad. in ¢ yw desert his fant y and run j house, and entered the lat Star will help sell your property | ship, and to this end + dev ot ALL ¢ time, ALL our talent her, 5 quarre eoming the woman in (he » Past the « finaliy theat ri bitter qu | followed | An instructive Ride and ALL our energy every day in the yea People will always go | gad to expose hi er the state} drew a 38 cs volver and shot bably the plea at and most eee A : perry yy ' ‘etek: , » his being} her tw in the 1. He the : © ride on the Sound is where sty! santo _ pest and 5 A lowest, This tary for a long|tered t oom, shot himself rton Navy Yard and bat store combines all these requisites, and the result ts a rapidly and he made up his mind tolin the neck and once In the bre n. Boats leave Colr .» Sand 10 a, m., 1:15 ar ‘| growing business, Want help? See our offer on Clas sified page . © ~ Ti l ~ av Ss i.e faeces Extra Specia For today and all next week we offer Mue Serge Suita, one of tho | That Our most staple and best wearing fabrica tn the clothing world, the The common sense girl who tries to dreas her feet this season @ fa sensible way will not be in it "he very newest ahoe ia de- 3 a ly frivolous; the sole is thinner heel is much higher Manish shoes are slowly being otten and the dainty and @ famietic affairs are gradually finding their way back to the hearts © ra wonwn. spring the heavy mannish shoe took the girls’ fancy. This the light weight shoe with a thin sole and a higher heel ia © itself popular, This idea is carried out mostly in the walk- @ made for the ankle length skirt Calonial shoe is all the vogue. It ts made of the dull kid te patent leather and has an ornament or a buckle of gold on ‘Wamp. A year ago this shoe would have been consider r : for street wear, but now the well ¢ young tady not be without a pair. The eight or strapped sandal ia © new and pleasing shoe. r The DuBarry slipper with a Louis XV heel three inches high © one of the most extravagant of the new kind, This, however, $ Rot de used much on the hills of Seattle, A pretty and up to to wear with one's best spring gown {# a patent kid with $ sole and a Louls XV heel. It has a circular fox which the foot a very pretty outline. a patent leather Oxford. which has always been a favorite, @ stil! more popular this season, ® shoes are entirely out of date. Some day they will prob. © worn, but not this summer. There are certain places and } times that are ali right for white canvas shoes and this ts A few of the dressy these the tops are of is being used a great deal in place of Varnished leather leather. hosiery to be worn with these many different shoes is te this season than ever. The stockings must match The new black stockings have a monogram embrotd- on the instep. The black stik ones are particularly attract with the instep embroidered in little ribbon-made roves and WOMAN'S S WORLD | a favorite women at the shor Breakfast A charming summer idea is the Cream. mini nite and a dg . «x sow Pisin Se pale colored ribbon. Lunch.” Slippers of Potato Croquettes. Bronze Cake. Have you played hunt the slipper Téa” Dinner. lately? It might be worth your while some bright morning, only, ley Broth. course, you'll have to play your little | Mushroom Sauce. | game in one of the shops, and listen | Buttered Beets. if you should find a dainty littl bronze slipper, something tike the Coffee. kind you used to wear as a tiny girt ~why. hold it hard and tight and Quickly seek its mate. These bronz slippers are growing tn favor and are all beaded im bronze beads there are the biack velvet a! Then ippers where there are chil- without olive oli, for bie medicine in cer- @& weakly child or ‘Feeovertng from typhoid PG will sometimes work "zee plan is to rub in the whole of the child's body al the upper part, tak- oy sea at a time into the Rand. The nourishment through the skin will mee service in building ® Strength. When a/ from a severe cold Plan to omit the daily Fub the back and chest @. To insure no further ie child should be wrapped = and carefully screened watts while the rubbing is b« ; A threatening of crow ond ina threatening on! I and famphor be applied to a ch The method is to sat - i of flannet, akle it dered camphor andi plana fer the my it to @hest and throat ant inenpalen One pair lately seen might have belle of aga during the reign of the pleasure ving Louis. Biack patent “ro lily ‘ally pers are finished | with a small bow of biack velvet and | a fancifdlly shaped buckle, usually of rhinestones, CAMPAIGN (‘Democratic Congressmen Arrange Pians N. D. C with the looked as If they WASHINGT In compliance April 11 all of Rep- gia the | committee Democratic congressional will meet at the Capitol enauing congressional it can be borne. Cover It is t ral understar « ea on of dry flannel and] that tt ated an execu as it gets cbid. tive mmittee, of which former Representative Ben T. Cable of Iill- nois, probably will be chairman ,and omelet, as made by a|*f 4% finance commi of which is something to remem-| Lewis Nix of New k probably fh fact. plural, for the r will be <hairman fe serves individually, on zo wien l yolk beaten sepa- an omelet. however Aerie FOR PORT One HARD POINTS Don't fai" to route your freight via the Skagit Chief from Colman 4 ition that | t possible al- fn the average iehed it is Want a fot ee cae ffer on ¢ & Well to make « urge ome-| 44 shh MY Of six exes y uaual | ee Des dust before a cover|~ of f With a thin | ie, and D. BUCK & CO. Men’s, Boys.’ Children’s Clothiag « Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoes arm. | '|$404 2d Ave., “i on sprit candied fruits Fold a} 5 @ hot dish. spreading over the ‘ eben ane that have be hed an, hopped lightiy with » hipped ¢ faten in its perte« inte one dg be @ thing to he ‘aiterwa The 7 The sracetul heads of the new Se especialiy beautiful on! a = » x 2 Oiirt waists are on t ihe Norfotk ja ker. ' nr | Green ig 4 GONG? of rest and has a! Site tai ¥ Rao] cut tn carbur form are ; 4 whet for rings fo men a omen, Toe Wis te the flower mt em - Oy thé Workers in the new 5 onda Sailor Wlouses in gingham mak 1 cash and $5 per We Want You to Bring Mus they rat Eyes I near, Freominena 4 en onts hore AOL TELY necessary. We 1 12 and 13 Schewerman Block a to t 1 yne = Bae ts pi) and ur ‘ ASD TALK ry oven|} First Avenue and Cherry St. in SOHGOH AI.) OPTICAL CO | @ Specialiat | an B22, ave., orning dress for} ot} they are #0 quaint and so becoming. | been worn by some fair) resentative James M. Griggs of Geor- | this evening to discuss preliminary} 2.50 and $15.00 qualities, at $10.00 New Spring Styles in Boys’ Wear Hiring the boys to 25c Tooth Brushes | whe better than We ones sold else- where | We Mail Them, j 4, Corner Second ! and Cotumbla. >w Spring Shirts and | BEST QUALITY Furnishings re ea Men's Fine Im- cara aeeet fectm cuts new spring Following Flavors— iota hed, a biack be i Whiskey 81.00" | Manhattan ‘81 mi ae ; meron meee toa Mgt Uae 20.00 Gin spring wear, remular value ~ 0: $20. Por Bottle 150, 400, 760, $1.25 Above pert ar twIsIrs moles eu eee) or Mia = LEADING THEATRE Poor te and Saturday, M { « T 5 areata ARLE VAUDEVILLE tt hy y the mar CYCLE | are prepared by an ex- 1 you w find them the Cooper, & ney Bet. Youtor and ond Westington Streets Y Y) Next week a greater bill than ever, a Te ORPHEUM ACT ZOE MATTHEWS | TEETH EXTRACTED And Her Pickaninny Prices Matine and Sc | | WITHOUT PAIN ct | and without charge when other work is ordered. GRANI HOUSE 178425 | Teeth... 84.00 | Geld Fillings 81.00 John Cort, Manager. Phone Main ¢5 | | Top....@5.00 | Cement Fittings he LAST NIGHTS We tell you exactly what your work will coat you before Matt Saturday, your rk in 4 and guarantee absolute satisfaction a \) hilt wealth spel Wittiam A. Brady's ast” and 25¢ wk mw ee “e-rw sat ® Way Down F EGIONCIG IS USNS RAND ee ° SEATER & C O.; Leading HOUSE rreater ohn Cort ed Phone Main 65. All Grade Furniture xt & ava tees ueaday; Gets ‘adie aa wee Field Greater Minstrels Carpets, Oficioth, Lincleum, Shades THE TWO BIG COMPANIES CoM- Lace Curtaina, Draperies, everything INED | a rich black clay wor o furnish your home complete. T Oldest Mir Organization in |- ; taltan | Shoth Hnings—silk , Estimate % and prices ineortiiay } , ie meee ca nya ; as a sack coat giver i 3 Ok i i rHe ‘1 AGE 0 I on-$ y Seats a 912, 914, 916 FIRST AVEN - = WBHUTCHINSON co. Phone Hut 456 | THIRD AVENUE THEATER _—COR- 2 AVE. & UNION ST Ae OR. JOUN J. KOWALSKI W. M. Russell, Mar. Phone, Main 662, i ay 800 Second Av., bet. eae te bh Prices—20c, 40c, 400, 60c. DRUG NEWS Tomi Night This Vi k— Matinee Seattle Kennel Club in nk ieee cure |B SEVENTH OSTLER JOE » t oldest of the fa 5 0 | . ANNUAL Laugt ¢ igh Tears enough. ? Ar t ral m worth A e storm su ne is i is ag 1 one ie 1 as cures chapped 5 ) NEXT WEEK hands and rough faces. 25 cents ; Home f 2 | OPENING SUNDAY MATINEE tron Tonle B for the Blood ; OPENS AT | oo : ARMORY Fa HOLDEN BROS. y ntend this to be a good dru ‘(hea | : TODAY neation of the Century ‘ ; sucht’ tall PLs be! Uhh thjireat and| 2 Uh ee Ne: eee Care 4 y rest Abe OW aver ve in the The Greatest Scent ‘lay on ne [fins H and secure the best results for N rt est a ' A een re WE ave "the least expense use ne een ee ee ee the Mel’, Sakata ee 1 t viyt x off open rom va. m o 8. E. Co. Pike St. and Second Ave electric light. F ADMISSION 25 CENTS 9 yp " : . ? oo “Telephone, Main 187, ! § eats seven days in advance KA PDOSERED ) The 5 GOL 2nd ===. Cor. Marion ATHLETIC PARK. { } ‘* ig ve | BASE BALL-——— M D 5 i Seattle League Team vs. U. of W,, Roorr ork Bie 10k 4 5 Aa) rhur any Priday ane) iturday at We Take 246 nig Your Money flectric 2 | 4 Specialis: | | day Apri 1th kdrcinats cents. and Give You a Stock Certif- , > 3] In o— FE. ELLIOTT, kate, Value 4. wd , ; Pa a | Refracting oma Steel & Coke Co ; 0) , BI aces Optician $s ] . rd ) ’ } 2 I B , Beet ig ; 907 First Ave, / GOLDMAN S. \ 2 i tor the bie ops tat le . vy, $5,000,000. . | the city to have your eyes cor: GOD 99900869896 9908 | 2O004U NHC 2990 \ 144-12 Lleussy Bldg.