The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1903, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PURLIHING CO. nY AFTERNOON RXCHPT GUNDAY, TRLEPHMONES: Rostness Dept, Mata 1088, BK. Hasard Wella, Raitor orric ttle~=1907 and 1309 Teh Ave. 8. Now York. 200 Tem court Ma iding, Kaitortal Dept . Mein tisk : 5 ger | TRAM Chase, Wusinese Manager GRE | nF : } i pica nari ho BB La MOTHER AND DAUGH j =o com eae_c00g: gee vor weahy of Contry canta per month, aeltvered TER KILLED AND Two : er fa changing + Will pleawe hotlty this ettieewt | CHILDREN FATALLY - ° na their as well as thelr new addrema i | INJURED ON TRESTLE PRINGFISLD, 0, Maren b-A { HOBSON'S PLEA “ f 16 and the youngest. « t : Richmond P.M hawhoe remtigned hie oo eaten ee te et, OR ; This n Waa pu from the pedestal on which the people ; placed him by a few silly wom va press correaponionts who i Hut that * enether «tery , Hob a making « new reputation as an orator with « message bined Meets of Burope a We must fieht to maintain the ree doctrir souner oF Besides, he says, the M | ne doctrine has | THE MARKETS | crossed the oowan, and w the Philippines, to say nothing of Ha wait, And how can we prevent the partition of China and the loss of sisal Sa: aa *hahe “Scotian wah those markets, with a fourth-clas navyt tiful, and sella today at T and TM] Since the Spar urave Hobson, the United States has become | a world power, with wo rid questions to settle and a world tafluence eateat soarelty in the mar ae cabbage, whieh is sti! at $2 ones per owt The thunder of the German guns tn Venesuctan waters has taught Aeon Gn: tak Gundeiia eens the least observant the truth of that declaration of it being so wilted that It was Perhaps we do & 4 such & navy as Mobson Wants, but we do 4 into the bay yesterday cnuamiat to ntinue arrive in large need one big enough to back up Uncle Sam's word on any sea 1 [batches "Freshy rane Odjection ation. an advanta, ates responsibility We have the pe Americans never ft But it but a mean pert & leading pact? LR Sy Te he RA CORE NN AN “Thank God, he won't ‘That was the cry of Jennie The Deret inte a reom where, in a pool of bieod, lay Fred Broderson. QGoaded to desperation *y unrequited le lover, shot him. 3 = ie the old story of man’ ‘The girl loved not wivety, but too weil. / @he beaged the man who had ruined her, to redeem her life by mar- riage. He sent her t When she returned, Hrodersan was engaged to another girl. Ot Navies are expensive! are up to the Hinit of expense. Let us make them tired of expense ‘That the best part of it Their subjects will revolt at heavier tas as big as the present industriaitam ove: A large navy would lead to militariem’ Lt it. No navy ever overtur A large navy would a government tendency to We have lived side by @ ower to conquer them save for prine ean no longer be in we the wort’ drama, ed HE GAVE HER NO CHANCE ruin any more girte tust and woman's betrayal. Ruropean powers ow navy it. Swen We could bulld « ait soarcety ki prices are xpayers w militariamn would lead away from go to war? No. Power ere- with Mextco and Canada. dreamed of such a thing? | Who ever Punesbas tple, newer + hermit nation, We may play but we must play, Then why not =t; cabbage wer ewe roken, Go Green Fruit, Ete. Lemons, §LTSGERTS per bos apples, AB CFD var ton. fancy 01 20968 G0; ban *, oranges, $1.08 ~ os Neb. the dead body when the poltce ot her oma of L wane fruit. 2 NpOR OO per bo ; F @ie per i pas | Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry Washi tom Be abe went ” wnes, age -Prech ranch, ihe: Oregon, ite, Chasee-Mative Wasninaton fall orsem, ae ae ea ompital in Omaha, where her baby vere. |fSLo "mote: tek cole f sm Again and |. Pesiter-Dressed turers pane over. he again the poor girt pleaded with him to keep his marrtage promine. j ; Pinalty, ruined, disgraced, deegerate, Jealous, maddened ehe billed a4 5 him. | g And why not? ‘The man brought It upon himsett He killed all that made ber woman. Me left her what he had made thing for the looking for other worlds to conquer No, though the bullet that was fired Into his fire® through the decalogue Fred Broderson is a defendant to the And the girit Of course she turned the pistol om herself. Jess she dows not want to live No jury will ever convict her. do not hold respenstdie the man who kills the the woman whe avenges the ruin of her virtue. But think what might have been. He gave her no chan «. the little irl a her no chancel part of the state. racy.” The tn the ballets in favor bith, reoety! by a vote wont. Phones he will ruin ne 8 But if she Bhe might have made his life and hers rediant with happiness. Did the world point a finger? They could defy the world But he gave her no chance. ‘That ls why the reereant was worthy of death “a A local paper copies from the Hutte Inter remarkable condensation of misinformation “John Baker, once congressman from an Ilingis district, ts dead. He enjoyed the distinction of being the on!y Democrat who ever defeated Joe Cannon for congress, He war an ol: for the modern Bryan-Populistic teachings of Democracy.” Jehu Baker is not dead, although he was reported to be very ill a few 4 Gays ago. He never defeated nor ran agninet Joe 2 Hits district was tn Sobtherm [linois, while He was repeatedly elected to congress as a Repub lean and was the only Republican who ever defeated William R. Mor rison, which he did tn 16s He was never an old-style Democrat, but went off with the Silver Republicans in 1896, when he was elected to congress on the Democratic ticket. that he had no use for the “modern ‘The decision of the corporation committee of the efty counct! te rec ommend for pamage the amendment to the present franchise of the Se § attle Cataract Company which will permit the company to engage tn = the general lighting and power business in the city, q ‘wards freeing the city and its citizens from the present ee The Star will not assume that the full counell will turn down the rec- ommendation of ite committes, backed by public opinion and with full : assurance of the city’s corporation counsel that the amendment fa in due committee ie to be congratulated upem the wisdom it Rms die. ‘and public opinion voiced through the Star and in of the proposition which were numerously seat ia doubtless entitied to due credit for the satisfactory result of & long GAMBLING r BILL PASSED NATE STRIKE OUT AMEND. MENTS AND ADOPTS MEAS- URE AS PASSED BY HOUSE OLYMPIA, March —By an almost unanimous vote late yesterday after Senate reconsidered the vote mbting bi me when it was properly again th amendments with which the bili wa loaded were withdrawn by ators whe offered them and then the my 90 it passed the house, the approval of the senate of 37 to 4, one being ab- —— Ge to Spinning tor bicycle repalrs, IT IS TRUE sow the sen git acd and Power Company is re- sponsible for 80 getting this rate call on us and ascertain the i why. rd CiiiZENS’ LIGHT & POWER CO. Sunset Main 1186 Independent 75 He first murdered her innocence. F851 tom, ver Eastern Wasdingion clover $1660 = ow-moving finger of scorn to potnt at.” | (58! Feiss iad cence PRICES TO PRODUCERS | (Peer ertese are for gnade delivered at faltrond, freight depots | i thie witty? ywardly heart was also oom the dom May and Grain She may recover. Dowbt- the law, Angto-faxon juries jeapetier of his home or Despite had this man bravely stood by Ab, the pity ef MI He gave Mountain the following style Democrat, and had no time annon for ¢ Dinner Seta, 4 patterns in Fn- 1 «lish Decorated Seni-Porce fain to select from, regula $9.50; Friday - 65.49 the & & H. Special Gas Mantle be anon’ | meron, | is in the northern | Consequently ft cam hardly be nad Bryantetic teachings of Demoo- $248 AN! fleet Velocopede day s toe Kid Rody Doll, 15 tnehes BAB oer coevee -enevers need TO te Game Of Can, 2 gation 21. She House Broom... ..-.:TBe 11.55 Russian Food Chopper B00 Tho Sobter Seta $1.0 Hoye Ax, Handed 4.5 Kell Tarred Paper The Roll Bultding Paper Ihe Child's Garden Beta... Spelger & Hurlbut 1333 to 1357 Seeond Avenue Corner Union. GO SLOW! in & long step to- monopoly of 100 the gambitr, ed by John J. Maloney of i who has been here for severs! days | working to defeat the Le When the | and are now wondering how it hap- pened. hinsom Co., ohd amd Union street, offer for to- | More hante often leat morrow’s apectal a Boyw We Trouser . and one mae marry in for Ve, One that is heavy wetght ot letwore, = In and strongly made. Jmagine it y does not 138. ‘These are the kind of Friday speciale we shall offer aft thie spring. ay any Dr. Kibbe has resumed practice. ore will naturalty be ox ercised. We supply most of the music teachers and all the expert planiate im the North. weat Anybety who knows plano» will acknowledge the superior ity of theme: Steinway, A. B. Chane, Eatey, person, Ktarr, Richmend and oath Pianos. SHERMAN, CLAY & (0, TI Becond Avenue. BENINGHAUSEN JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Moved to 713-215 First Ave. Union Block Next to the MacDougall & Southwick Co, If you are not RAAADAAAAAAALA AMER KAAEA ALASKA PETROLEUM AND COAL The shares of this company advance: cents on Mareh int, t fi we made it a point to secure nor close to the old price, we will ive our cuntemers the | benef fit. | Mhere ie but a few thousand shares, | and you cannot afford to delay If you want any of tt We are headquarters for all leading stocks, and It will be to 1425 FIRST AVENUE the interest to ad te oy — . ONE BLOCK FROM |". SHOPPING CENTER THURSTON & HERRIN ‘Pol, Main 291, 109 Cherry Bt. |pard, Maret 2 MAY TIE UP “| THE LINE | Strike at Van Canadian Pacific Vegetable and Green Fruite couver, B. C., Assumes Seri elareanh nae 00 ous Proportions EASY FOR HIM |icic*seran ie HERLIN, March Within a few [the F ' ie . ony Une | sy in pathy th the atrik Adriatic to Alexandria looks and pave tr 1 the strike and hey price of which ranges from $7 to 7 ‘ | t as the lowal unions are com with Assorted Tapestries wl n from $ Adent of winning without furth ° BUCKLEY, Wash, Marol6.—(Spe pee yee Bi hs a around with a heavy tassel frir . . tal)—Negotiations have just teen of the beard ef tre te to act tomer, none to rs, and for cash completed by the White Kive ‘ t a4 cons portance, an it gives the p pany final and complete the water rights ht & announced that the water company Will now proceed with the | construction of te bie diteh, which * to b eo material factor tn the tim |mense power plant to be built ‘| PROOF LACKI act March §.—For four sailors who the | a4 mediator H Mothers, attention! german @ Co., corner fe and Heneca street, will well, t nly, 000 patra of Bde knee <. Hee corner show window, — **/ ome control of LIVERPOOL charged with piracy on beard the bark Veronica, were again remand oda y The prosecution 2 patterns of our regular 7 4 that 1( was looking f room only to cach customer, a made, laid and lined ‘MusT HANG KANSAS CITY, Mo, Mareh § Unioas there is unexpected interven~ | m the part of the executive power, “Rud” Taytor, formerly a well known ball ayer, will be executed | arrow. ‘Taylor's crime was the} murder of his sweetheart, Ruth Not i 1901. ‘The deed waa! one of the most cold Diooded crimes Without Extra New Pretty Pink and Girdie Corsets, ince and ever committed te Kaneab chy ben trimmed, The value....4 soto Beara New 19% Model Tape Girdle Corset, pink, blue and white, DANCING CLASSES 1130 value i a Zigtensor Wilson at Ranke Matt Mee Ses Meee Pee, oe a jouday and Friday evenings. Pri- = i vate lexsone deity oo oan. ‘ques ates, hese pporting tab: i ribbon tr alue 1903 Model French Arabian . 4 Union bieck. oe n> Dunlap. real estat N Cloth Corset, ext long over |'CHEAP .-.. - - - - ONLY hips, hose supporting tabs, 1. value c Children’s Heavy Jean Waists, all buttons taped on, special tomorrow , 19¢ ETERSO 206.208 PIKE STREET. 921 Becond Ave, Near Madison street. The makers of parlor pieces have brought forth artistio reations than ever this season, We ed so furniture WE have re many parlor pieces that are both new and pretty that we have given the entire top floor for their $25 down, 819 monthly; large cleared lots #9 up; 1500 lots wold tn the last eight woe bith. iman City, Seattle's fn display, You can fix up the par- Take Menten car on lor—make it attractive as It street, fare § com should be—and pay for the fur- Think we have the best value in Coffees in the city We ask you to give our Windsor Mend Coffee « trial, price 28 cents per pound. and see if you don't think we do. risk, we guarentes you. Your money back if not satiefactory. CO | EVER KNOWN Our Offers for This Week Only Are Unquestionably the Greatest Val- wee Ever Known in the North- west. Read the Subjoinéd Prices | and Premiums on Pianos, Organs, | Small Musical Instruments and Sheet Music niture by the month, ff your cash in busy. Some price hints— $3.50 to $100 $35 to $100 to 9600 Parlor Chairs Davenports Parice Sults O44 Setters Moved to 1406 ad Ave. LAWN LAWN LAWN LAWN LAWN LAWN LAWN We set) the kind that gives service for Tn order to make our “great gen eral clean-up sale” productive of the Kreatest possible reduction in all Hines, for which purpose it was in- augurated, prior to making a num- ty booght the WAT! DISH of aks Fros, Bi Offer Premiums as Follows: ON PIANOS To anyone PURCHASING A NEW PIANO we will give from $12.50 to | $25.00 worth of sheet mustc or munte | books, a cording to price of instru. Mont selected ing to keep in repair, COON BROS 1412 First Avenue yesterday. ANOTHER [TEM AM BST was the SALE ON ORGANS ‘To the purchaser of ANY NEW ORGAN we will allow from $5.00 to 310 worth of sheet music or mrusic books, according to price of organ. ON SMALL INSTRUMENTS SOTLED. WATER. Ce jars uninjured. CROWDS, 4000 Finest Navy Bive All-Wool Flannel Shirts and Drawers Indigo Dye, We are asking $1.26 each for them. KIRK’S msi”ave. me and well. agvorted stock of Violins, Guitars, Hanjom, Mandolins, Music Boxes, Graphophones, Records, Strings an: Musical Suppl all kinds, With ali purchases in the SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT LIN + natare, amountin 9, $10, 816, $20, $25 and give sheet mubiec or im to the value of The, $1.40, $2.50, 34.0, 95.00, $7.50 and $10, re spectively. NOTICE! Notwithatanding the offer of the The) above premiums, the following re-| markable prices on sheet music will| Best | pfevall thie week All regular New Lumber Exchange Buliding, ' Comfort and Convenience seo: USE come lectric je music now only... 10 en for All regular 60 ‘Or three All regular . lhe 7 exceptions all in. * $1.00, $1.60 and $2.00 are! now going at 26e, B60, 500, he and how only now straight | With but few struction books for 5@e GREAT SCHIRMER GUARANTEED TO GIVE LIBRARY SATISFACTIC | Ie inetuded fn our closing out aale of | the Bheet Kuste and Music Hook De- yore ogniaod brary | POINTS OF St RLORITY— volee and i. Universal cylinder box mod by the heat teachers We stil have this lib. arly complete, and are now selling the mame at 70 PER CENT. OFF ALL THIS weeKk PIANOS “Peneral clean-up on ting Intending purchasers ant 2. Symplicity of cylinder adjust- mont, requiring but four screwa to adjust the whole mower ~ a. Patent springing attachment for dead knife cast back, by means of two net screws, Dead knives always wear most in center, This w can be taken up by the two set screws, under the cast back, It Assures You |) | up the same (both e Seer Whe Marte the follow- | Cylinder touchen eV aClean Health jin special cut prices will be in|.) 4 . | Vogue this week on |. Pianos that retatl regs 4. Know patent g dead knite, Atmos here Some, Ware, 9¢ which 4 a the poaltively Pp ee ee ff sharpening and adjuata itself = - eS Aung a utomatioally to the revolving ey! ne in * Ress moll plinder, ‘This mower Is compact, easy See eee running, easily adjusted, attractive, on jand ft OUTH LIKE A RAZOR Bene that retatl regularly! Don't forget the name, B00 ana il go now at Many oth at in fully war nteed to be an reps Geo. H. Woodhouse Compan 1409 —_ venue The Seattle | Electric Company || 907 First Avenue 'D.S. JOHNSTON CO, | 903 Geoond ave. Burke Building Only $3.00 A Strong Offer From the Carpet Dep’t Room measurements must Second Ave., R-DAMAGED THE GREAT FIRE SALE OF ou 300 PAIRS of Men's and Boys’ Finger (loves, We Fleece Fur and Hair Lined Gloves and Mite of all kinds brought « GREAT CROWD to the NEW STORE YESTRRDAY continues today and as jong as they last, © FRIDAY’S SPECIAL sc Brussels Carpets, all nd for cash only accompany Granite Tea Kettle, No. 8 size, regular $1.25, special for Friday Frederick & Nelson Incorporated COMPLETE QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING CO., Starnce Parlor Pieces, New and Pretty without borders; one ee 50c} each order at the time of purchase, , HOUSEFURNISHERS Madison and Spring Sts. ured at oy the reguly “27 im, wide is thoroughly 18 covered 910 93-50 a finished yy n sale Frida 10 each ty tp Wildy & Godastein, Corner First Ave. and Tel, Mois 19m Evenings 8.20 | Matines Every Day Only Vaudeviiie | Ladies and THIS WERK—T Prices No ii | 28, Gc; matinets, Phones—Sunset. Main ent. S41. The Great Fire Sale RECORD BREAKER in the HISTORY of Seattle We recent- & STOCK of FINE MPRCHAN- mingham, Ala. and have placed the same on wale in our beautiful new quarters at ONE-HALF, and in some cases at ONE-TENTH" lis real value. years, They coat lit- of important changes In our ‘The stock was that of a DEPARTMENT STORE, and almost tie to buy and Noth. B) Atom: We Will, during this week EVERY DEPARTMENT in the store is représented. In other words, these RIDICULOUS PRIC prevail throughout the store, king The OF MEN'S AND BOYS BEST + PLY LINEN COLLARS, LATEST STYLES, ALL SIZIB at Se BACH. NOT EVEN BOXES only SLIGHTLY We dred other ttems Just as good as this, SALE SEATTLE HAS EVER SHEN PORTUNITY and comets, the forenoon if possible and AVOID SMOKED or DAMAGED can only mention two of a hun- FIRE EMBRACE THIBRARE OP- THE GREATEST The Leader The People’s Bary ain Store 1113-15-17 Beeond Ave. Choosing the Drink FOR AN EVENING PARTY 16 A . Seneca VERY IMPORTANT 1T@M. DRINK THAT 18 AS @C BEST—AND BETTER BEER. ONE-FOURTH, KS crested a SENSATION Cloves, Sale PER PATR. AS THE 18 A GOOD ER nY the ~ =eans — - i. mee ee ao Humorous O Rrightest_ of Prices—t1.00, Thc, 0m now on sale, GRAND tou & John Cort, Sunday and Two the Young American aye: Company, THE Tuesday Prices—Divans, $1.50) 38% balloon Seats on sale Friday PLUMBING Ane 6 tit Water ¢. M. SHAY Bouth side Colman umbia AND WILL LESS NIGH" TELMEPHE in any eneh aw taught third u time. ing, Second ave. ) Phone, Ret 641, IT 18 PURE AND WHOLRSOME YT CAUSE A 81.1 i evr. Dental AS DO 8UCH- PRAGHS AS TEA AND COPPIY 2 dozen half-pint bottles, 90 centa. )NF RAINIER 30, her consery- ind Spantah lan- D. H. LEE, Principal, 612 2nd ave. Golline Teeth exte acted oe “ew 8 and replaced Gala ‘Srewes 231; A Fine $25 Instrument’ given to each pupil FR Conservatory, 219 t officer, 218 Aroade build. R778 ours 8 Boye ae