The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1903, Page 3

1lfvhat It|___ asT Epirion Means AM ADMINISTRATION cir SCANDAL BREWING | President Roosevelt Demands Resiguation of Assistant At- torney General Tyner---Get Rich Quick” Schemes okes. 1 Paid Big Eribe Money qhat simply ey Ae pitti nl Mette vy Her! SHOT HIS ” O N7 THE RO CK ISLA iN D SWEETHEART | IN THE BACK | 417 PIKE STRLET OPTICAL CO. hk bh Lindauer 417" Bale Business Chances & Mall, Tos For Rent For Rent—Purnished Rooms uw ' GRAND PACIFIC HOT Ia 1118 Piret ave ' rary ” we BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auctionvere i eit Architects novaNnt Hiatt Free bottles . : Of the pont- | whose prominen A them tol 1 | - Ni frockings, © moat Separtinent in Indiana, who | be valuable Ih giving maslta nd | Senet | MIC AGO HI. Manon tdeUna i Attorneys: at- Law ; ’ din his prosent capacity | peemlttig e Sib continue buwe| ne a ae Hh, Maroh M4 heb on scan ' Liv WS WEUMLING. gaholion” aitartay oad iyrinaes at early 40 years i as armbar ibeae artar Senet agl vith him could be found; and the y Hud Wag , et A MoME,| notary public. #8 ‘Marion ot rubber, auara a 52K ro he haw been partially par-| frauds iy would bs bent to bury wee irrotnes ' oe peupual cir James HENRY | esos Y “the” Assurance |3. B. QUINN, 408 Arcade t : $1.30 | EBS. aye ago Prealdent Roosevelt |/t Would be beat to bury my brother ; ' ( unusual cir w roundings aud the vrance | 9 reade b , | Bonwe days ago Prea q ‘ : . holesale and Retail Meats, « iliskay, 81.36 bot President belleved that it! gain he Information a {he as he has two children-o« it brok wh and eo C j. A. RWLADO, bie Won et Wh ro re had been @ stronger mai in the | frested) friend thet Atioraey { tle girl 13 yeare of age * boy | fen He waid he had beet 7" 818 Western Ave. | : ~~ ee 3 pertain aleged coandals in con-| bell of New York had tnfornutte Jyounger, in fan Fran by the ». He called her up on| Tekyphones: Indep, 446; Sunset, a M DONALD, ti Warke to BPECIALTY | Rection with the handling of “get.| these matters. Ro ore ee On| would suffer if they | ki oy phone ating the volce of Main 406, ee ery . —— . 8 OUR rich-quick" concerns could not eve | He oun’ esponsibility, summened [father’s fate, Hie moth bitival. He asked her to hold the] AM orders prompiiy. al eR ee cen) oe aaa ees 7 ———— happened [oamobelt, who laid before him the/®® are now nearly prostra Hinge minute and then hurried to| Motel, restauran ° WD. LAMBUTH, gore Ps on le Delleved to be the opening |store ef bribery and-eatartio arte {hg place where the woman trite camp trade solloited. m4 MC ea a © in what may prove to be the| was to the effect that nota: my brot? nat the receiver to her ea? ee | i E SarTeLLDR Reed Fok here ny ttn | ag Sees tare tata aS . thus enabling the tinw ‘ation with - ae Mig SECOND AVENUE: wl It te openly stated that tt way in-| business for such u long tine, ‘They | Gane Sam Humboldt arrived from volve offictals of great prominence! are sald to have paid $25,000 ed that he fever served time » this morning with 28] 1330 na jtogether with a leading senator and|and $3,000 weekly for & considerable | tt ® penitentiary.” mand 248 (ona OF frelBht. | gue 9g ayy or WHITT MAY HANEOND, a relative of a m Of the cab-| perio | Mr. Murray leaves fo: | feet * aes ae shia § “quex 477 inet Ss cieik ith wile oer ka Murray leaves Ser hie home to Millinery + Opening | Belle Ladiew’ Suite, Waists, Separate | Vi Felephone, Main toe. The story ts that the president has | fri Fourth Asal chvecicettinnadlptidsntses At the Curtin Mul Skirts, Itc re } Is told that certain officials have | Ge " ristow pnd ave, tomory “THE RIGHT KIND. — en ne their pontt outer Pueeday and W : _ pos! u tort week, A large lit THO BANDING TIA Amen Sauls Will. be on dis | en A GRAND JURY UP IN THE AIR | Does Not Know Whether It Is Adlourned to Next Monday or the Week Follow- ing--Judge Bell May Have to Decide ‘The grand fury will meet Monday morning paper, Me pays that it le morning at 10 o'clock principally to a matter of grave doubt, if the jury find out “where it ts at.’ The firwt} actually adjourned to « time cortain task of that remarkable body will be | whether even a majority could get an lotrompective examination of it-| together afterward and fa @ differ- elf to See whether it & in seesion| ent time for reassembling. Me sald or not. he would lke to eee the clerk's reo- Youterday evening after the for-| ord of the action of the Jury onthat mal session adjourned and several| point before passing an opinion up- members had taken ther departure, | on tts legallty Poreman announced tha Clerk Mather says there te no ree- he was ob'ged to go to California | ord of the adjournment, and that he on business which would require a/ never maker one. He says that week's abwence on his part, and he| whenever the Jury has closed a #e* asked the fury to take a recess j ston it haw atmply he ti Monday, March 2% There lerstanding the considerable discussion of the sug-| when they will meet agein. gestion and ne two accounts of it! ready stated, his understanding t* agree exactly. However, Mr. Pig-| that the jury will reassemble Mon qott eft for California iaet night. | day morning. The whole things seems to be up| Mr, Heott sald that be hoped to be im the air, It te conceded that the! at the courthouse on Monday morn fury decided to adjourn until next) ing and that if the tangle seemed Monday at 10 o'clock in the morn ikely to create trouble and uncer and that Piggott tainty he might refer the whole ward attempted to carry the ad-| question to Judge Bell, He gave it Journment over ancther week. ae hig opinion, ae did a number of seems probable that he th her lawyers whe were consulted had arcompliahed his and jury base gone to California. ef the country members of went home last night and conse quently could not be seen Proeecuti Attorney Beott ts st confined to & where be was seen this morning. He said he knew nothing of the grand lury comptios- ton except what he had read in tbe BOTH WISH MYSTERY TO QUIT | UNSOLVED T. & Murray, the burgiar who was Albina. Detbovier, © 1S-year-old am girl, filed « petition in the supertor kitied In a Madison street grocery court this mersing to have her mat” | store Sunday aight by Police Detec- riage to Charles Delbovier annulled. =s tives Adama and Lane, went to bis REFORM Des MOLN Gov. Cummins will deliver vone al tari © fore he Republi even SHORT SESSION | ———— WASHING D.C, ays open session lasted less than five minutes. The doors we then closed for further onsideration of the Panama treaty Armory fall Masquerade bail. lm, March 14 another | mM speech be-| vention, th Marsh 16 of the senate oh 17, Ma Grand or yo ¥ An Experiment Here Bevery instrument that comes to Gn to sell fe tested. It must come up to our standard or it is never offered. We believe piano buyers are seeking the ighest joestble value for their money. That is why we have gathered bg | STRIN WAY, tr Joun Davis a & &Co. OND AVENUE rr) RICHMOND Pianos that body and has no more control than ang other Juror ever Ite pro said that he would m iMegal indict ments, leaving the Inference that he would bring the whole case before Judge Belt Tit Geeond Ave. Heating very low 1i-tach Wood Heater Di-tnoh Wood Meater ... i-inch Resta , Bietnch Ruesia . Hite brother, George W. Murray of Ban Franciece, who ar- rived in the city Inet might, wae the reseived to held no inquest in cane, although it has developed that one of the two shots which killed Murray was fram the revolver which was found near bis dead body when . Deputy Coroner Wiltsie arrived on , the scene. The brother of the dead man told the coroner that no good could result from an Investigation, and requested that the matter be al- lowed to drop. The true facts tn the case bid fair nieve soe meet 2OU cocks, Usk ts a0, Sap Mra. Peart Bennett was made Bar Sn erase widow by Superior Judge Tall- that the advice gtven me man this morning, after she had [by my attorney,” anid G. W. Murray, been striving for ® year to obtain a| this morning, was good. It would divorcee, be unelews to try to Od out anything ‘The case was heard by Jodge Tall-| more about the case than ts already man lant October, at ich time| known, unless the man who was Peart maid whe <ieiyaleetion ply with her ‘To Cure « Cold in One Day beet married but a few months, and|_ZSk?, Jaxative-Bromo Quinine * | Tablets, This signature the judge eas “eae Jude "eu an axeen tons al = MAISON BARBERIS DINNER MENU MARCH 55, 1903 Dinner will be served tn the main dining hall from 11 a. m. unth 9 p. m. for The, including wine, or a special cooked dinner served in priv | lors for $1.50 per pinte. It is expected that thousands been put on the market for ten know though. or net. Kou havens ks built, Lots will tried connubtal bliss long enough.’ - Selatan Mr. Bennet implored and Stason’ but finally, at the judge's Journeyed forth to find her hor batons and make up. This morning she entered the courtroom with a happy smile, and demanded her decree. She said she had been looking for her Husband for month, but couldn't find him any- where. t was plain that a reconciliation could net occur when the defendant Had vanished, so the judge awarded the decree, with a “runaway and be happy now” amie. ildiliienteree #OUPS. RIVERS ARE Hyams ite. ene into it immediately, te: pay oes i STILL RISING Tendertin of Bole a achieras. and rent it readilythe rent wi! Chicken Fricasee a ia Royale, oN Ravioli Genovaine. Oyster Patites « la Dumas. ROASTS. fipring Lamb, Mint Bauce. Prime Hibs of Kee au Jus VEGETABLES. Cauliflower « la Florentine. String Heans. Mashed or Baked Potatoes, DEASHRTS, Rice Custard, tila Sauce, Toe Cream and Cakes, Cottee. F. W. MERRICK The American Clothier, 703 tet ave. Agent for “Keystone” union- made Working Pants and Over- alls. Account DOWNING & LEIGH Bailey Butlding. Tel. John FREE RIDE , From First Ave, and Washington. To Claremont Good Sunday or Monday, March 15 or 16, 1903, Present to conductor, Cara leave Sunday every 15 thin- utes, Monday every half hour, MPMPHIS, March 14.—The Mise sissippi is rising more rapidly than at any time since the flood became imminent, A number of atr in the northern portion of the city are now under water to such a depth that boats are used In crossing them, Refugees are pouring in rapidly, many being in a starving condition when picked up. VICKSBURG, Miss, March 14. ‘The flood situation here t# so acute that a shotgun patrol was estab- lished along 240 miles of the north ern = lLoulsiana levee today. The patrol was ordered on account of ‘Tumors that people in the lowlands opposite the Red river threaten to out the levee to relieve the situation CAL CO. * Becond ave, Hinckley Mg, is the largent inati- ) Millon of ite kind in this _ Sly or mate, Satisfactory at most reesonable Byes examined | I do jewelry jepaiview; Hennett, 7 Colonial, oe - March 417, Grand Masquerade ball baad An Easy Pull These are the only lors in Be $100—Reward—$100 ‘The renders of this paper will be to learn that th Wo have Just recetved from U. &. Government Navy Depot 4000 Finest Navy Bive All-Wool Flannel Shirts and Drawers Indigo’ bye, We aro asking $1.26 each for them. KIRK’S mzs?”ave. irenaind Y geires ‘a constitutional treatment Catach Cure ia taken internally, direotly upon the ‘ot the syst wpectatty of ox- tracting Tooth without pain. Vitale Fal alr Pr. extracting Tooth been used in 600,000 canen, and ae one bad remult. Dr. E. J. Drown. Painless Dentist, 3 First Ave., Aone eeaertt days ti 2. i aa Pa if i va € mj Union bik. woe CHEN Rito, m.; BUR) gotd by Drugwist, ‘Tho Mail's Pamily The eyes any ithe right glass at We have @ few of our heaters left which we are closing out br ioe. ERNST BROS.°_P!KE_sT. SaleOpensTomorrow broad and impressive avenues, right on the Rainier Boule perb view of mountains, lakes and city is afforded. But Claremont is not a mere excuse for selling lots. Claremont on the most liberal terms and in the most generous manner, “TARE A kesT” That's the first advice from the | “ARPENTE ON " ON oo Rainier Mor when the busy, Dustling | UNE ia, AT TON ~ Goo ¥ tan fecle approaching | There Will be a spect ting Tues a tases Cathe 2, Prominent meres | day evening, March i7th, A full attendance is required, Import n of the city; ener pay once said to be & patient “Chest Tour Kyes fer 30 Day v take # trip to the sea shore” If of cannot take a rest, take a gincw, | need & rest more than organ of the human system ‘Ou can rest them by quitting your | ‘ork or using « glass, You can get the right price “ om Us. Schachard Optical Co. Eye Specialists 1387 Becond Avenue, Beattic. (Next we Btene, Figher & Lane's Store. BONNEY @ STEWART Imsectore ang Embaimers Par. ied pre, and Colveahie ctrest, Telephone, Main 18 Beattie. Pacific Coast Clothing Comp’y. | Wholesale SHERMAN, CLAY & (0. age . Clothing “<- Stoves a0 weene 97.50 506 PIKE ST. years ha Ced be sold on easy payments— WaNnrets Mine BARA That your montniy pocreey ’ 410 Kipher biook, Ave. Classified Ads Wanted ant business FARRINGTON cording Be w W. Wilkins, Tece Financial new yy ot tne by put ome "7 ated 10 per exnt { Your savings at a Improved will sent you full my 5-room yn nothing to cottage, now rents for $16; will rent oF | for $20; a few blocks from my coal Se FE ore: pex-| office, 1411 Third avenue, near “gentile Pike, J. M. Ripley im 40 pri Sid Racond avenue a easy, [Tow initrene RELIAULE piace to THT WEAR Revhoyment Oitice, 20 be cogr " ress | FOR SALE— of people will avail themselves of this opportunity to go to Claremont. s created, the comment that this section has aroused. vard, destined to be the finest speedway in the Northwest. lar River water will be piped to every lot. Lots are being cleared, on the Car Line at the rate of $12.50 a month. | make it cost you nothing. A young To the thousands who are weary of paying rent, fClaremont is a mecea indeed. "Nhe property. jomorrow. et off at Claremont, » lots sold till Sunday. choosing. start. Act tomorrow. It will be New York Conservatory and of Musio most up-to-date. state, Pupil e graduated in one-third any other A Fine $25 Instrument given to each pupil FREE. m0 to i; ade build D. H. LEE, Principal, Phone, Red 641. R778 Cut out the tickets and You are invited to visit use them ake the car at First avenue and Washington street. First to come get first Ten dollars cash is all that’s necessary to make a a GREAT SALE. Downing&Leighton..... Albert Hansen Rich Jewelry 706 First Ave. Pres werty y y for six times 304 Boston Mock. Hoth Phones 18 YOUR CHANCE nde t NOW can * uy Interest at 7 per DAMS & NICHOLS, Hox We have & house near @ oo in walking sterfront ranches at @ Hee! Ue ATO Arcade we can to $400 two blocks from electric at Cobumbia: easy terme. ¢ one block from school « Hw Jumbia. HEAP tou «1 6 we, SLi t1_migater ride am. std Renton in, town. J. SPRENOLE, Room 300 Aveade bathing, Best Near the Car Line niture, also lots and houses at Drives. C. B. KITTREDGE Universit Phone A No addition ‘that has It is ideally situated, with A su- $10 Cash and $5 a Month Will Buy a Splendid Home Site But Se Minutes Ride We are prepared to advance money for building homes in You can own your own house for $90 cash, move man with a very few dollars can build a cottage ! Account DOWNING & LEIGHTON Bailey Building. Tel, John 3631, RETURN TICKET Claremont to 1s Ave and Washington St Good Sunday or Monday, March 15 or 16, 1908, Present to conductor on any car, OFFICES mon & Balley Bidg Wood anaCoal ALL GRADES You get an honest load of best wood when you order here, Tel phend, Main 93. Inde pendent @: SEATTLE COAL & WOOD CO. GEO. &. HALL, Manager. Firat ave. south and King st. weil ftew | "EW $20 Gp. eany terme: secondhand, all the} . $26 $1¢ per month until paid. sistance WHY pay $209 for 30-foot lots when you one acre for $360 ar line, nee Stettengren @ Arnell, 18 Rox- well blocks corner First and Co- at siiman Clty. Funera $3--Low neat new house with fur-| steTERWORTH pres net. PROPLIG BAY, Second avenue and | Pik oe cauhler NOR BANK svliat pose NATIONAL DANK OF sephum aernith, one the Tuten of | ng | ‘|The viner JATIONSL tank OF | Paid up capital heeinoms tran pre Maenickes ony, ving shenge og princioal ® ae and Europe. Business Colleges. waar 2 md ant Lan Becond and aught, sold or exchanged. Nex ash Register Co, 61 Wann bide. Dancin, aN se” ened i Conger: BN, teachers of society and body culture af {Tacioroneen’o atepenient 2181 Indies cotnen f Sir Dre Works Premium veceived jm Col. ise? S__ Miers. Pus Svang Drsieg and Cleaning works: phone, John 216; 1 __Miner avenue. PARISIAN, Dye Works We call fer clean actives erenee: a Move yale. Engineers and . rear, SOUND PRIDE y DREN SINS - Reandinavian American — ine: ratlwey and MahWwoy,Widewe ana vt steel and tren work for bulldings: hor improvements pile nd} nd Dramatic School | BGAN DRAMATIC SCHOO tiers th course, March 16 to clames three nights a », Wednewday . for $ for the month, or week: an exceptional offer. Call at Studie, % Holyoke Biock. Telephone Biue 964. Directors es all] 1408. AINa in we! JOR LOAN _ dunk i Junk Coy Mechanic: . £1 WALLASTER— 00-4 Pi Millinery. SA MAINO ing lings oS A __ nny nn Qauliate ond Auricte __ BETA MACKINNON, Beso Araas bulbdting. oS DR. FONDA NADEAU~ tye, ear, nose and rest. BM} Burke Butiting et SEATTLE ry at Ont iokart, TOF Wf Vs COR 408 Cotton L LT yy Institute of et —¥ ‘tn Seattle. Safe tre ant Cherry. Se Patent Attorney SARS ee 2 CO. 14-75 Starr Boyd Puig FB ADAMS—Drafting, Colman Bull eT eh 2 RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO. ‘and Binding ee ncotet Pristine Co Rubber Sta: + sian, mola ‘Mes. Show Cases SEATTLE ROW CARE CO. TOTTI “ton, 210 Transfer BYRES FRANSPER CO — Main CH eT ee Repaling hve ead conaral repairing. 80) Second ave Wire, Iron and Plating BREE ea TPisting Works—e2t0 a | U. 8. Navy Yards and Battleships STEAMERS ATHLON INLAND FLYER PORT ORCHARD jor 2 NEW TIME CARD Daily Service Leave Seattic: 6:20, 9:00 and 16:00 a. m.; 1:18, 2:30 and 4:38 in m (Saturday only, extra trip 11:30 p. mo Leave Bremerton: $16 and 11:48 ®& mp2: 50, 3:00, 6:90 and 6:15 p.m, Leave Sidney: 7:50 and 11:30 & m.; 6:00 p.m. Leave Charleston: 8:00 and 11:38 & m.; 6:06 p. m. For Pleasant Beach, take steamers arms en any trip except at a. For Bremerton onl FAR. 500 ROUND TRIP. ATTLE, DMUNDS AND EVERETT ag? Steamer, CITY OF Three round trips daily, m, 12m, and § tt $15 am. 290 The | Aen Colman Dock. 5 p.m Phone, James (84! %. BSCOTT, Mer. M1 and 202 Pioneer Boliding, Phone, Union $1, SEATTLE. STEAMERS FOR NOME AND TELLER, ALASKA General merchants at above points,