The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1903, Page 1

y o iy SATURDAY APRIL 14, WASHINGTON, 1904 EATTLE, TAR. TT BETWEEN RUSSIA TURKEY: BANK CLEARINGS FOR WEEK BANK CLEARINGS FOR WEEK A YEAR AGO INCREASE $3,655,496 3,2°6,78) $388,715 No VOL. 5 45. ag CENTS PER DN CENTS PER MONTH DAKER MILLS BANK ROGBER Myas Been Mobilized and Volunteer Vessels Are Being Requisi- tioned as Rapidly as They Arrive in Port---Turkish Capital in a State of Alarm } mobilized along the fronties, th turbane a} tle given through various sour during the past week and mak provinces AM LLETIN.)— DISPATCHES bs. mipaeeane apeuete yin giving an ee for the movement| all but certain that the Caar con- | LATER AN IMMEDIATE ATTACH On of large armed forces and equally | templates an jmmediate deciaration) 0" og AR OPE IF THIG ts DONK, ALL OF THE Bra | large quantities of war equipment, | of war with Turkey. pee, jet AWEES MAY BE DRAWN INTO THE CON | = ' t nF BERLIN, April 18—The Frank VIENNA, Aprii 18—A didpateh | [iy RF nas furter Zeitung in a leader today from Constantinople this merning |), 1a bullet auenCueeasuneneseenecsunenne makes the autheritive statement | anounces that the Sultan yesterday | out J cnchbenemmemneianes th ordere . an Ruseian| tel Th . petent PLE, April 18— Official repo constantly be t the * gaNsTANTING Y deneul at Mitrovites, 1 is seid the oe ey ' bad in official | (ne ed and is now ready for sotion. All Sultan chose this course, which B+ 3 tt ae of n vain cares in disp pn yn set Czar's diple- | ships of the volunteer fleet have been | danger to the present Albanian re ee Soe tat 4 strained rela. | MAUS epresentatives at the Porte forbidden to leave port and an order volution, eather than incur the Rue tr a ‘ seclen here eee Oe continue to make demands that the! b seued that they be placed bie 3 cigtemt ant r Tukey and Russia, Sultan cannot or. will mot comply ona for the use of the gov In government circles the feeling | joins ~ spoke hope na ¢ conceale with All other ships of prevails that the present strained | ants at the ‘test bet aif war is to be declared Turkey r fleet will be requisitioned | relations between the twe countries) pital after # ft th perating atenly « » will mot be unprepared te meet it they arrive in port. will most likely reeult in an armed] bet a weer mere Predadi lity Large bodies of troops have been This news bears out the informa: conflict in the near future. owing 2 soles ane HUBBARD’S oo = “YOU COWARD! I DESPISE — ck * iy fe dares! Che pautand conversa clone» File atyle hal ST LUMBERMEN CALL rr MERCHANTS FOR AID That AW stward Shipp Shipping be Done by Rail in Order That Car Shortage Here M Fae BOPTs. bt? hol Take a Cent From You!"’---Broken Down by Work and Worry, Not Insane, Said Lunacy Commissioner 4 Bhe me i i derisively at her tearful | di he best I could,” she went _—* wife had th poked at her and laughe Bas issued a Maced All rimbt, then, but p The sick « The Wumbermen ray where. | cant care for ber ar Willtam « mult have more care for longer errcanued @f their products, and Have fou no a Mr. Cas. | aplee you them require the ald cf pts. this claimed by the that care are scarce be- re freight te < pertor Jw terion ewe the dum - 2 weatward. and im conse tine, <Gaewel® 4 bes wer ip necearary to haul many | 5 Bigg Fee ee nw the yl celees the re swore to the complaint ageins ~ “a0 . 80 | wife Thureday. When she was take } ingtom merchants are ee eee coghoe ya nan on laughing and hie tee je and wept ae if her heart would steamers. Large | ag bitters Madam, your husband says he! Bresk pee-perishable mer. a cetnn has no money for you,” he # ut Atter Cx i had left the roum, as heavy machinery \ et Inet fo I will have to send you) Sis wife, w tears streaming dow ew come from the tn. be the to the county hospital, although I) her cheeks, sald Veterle. It is clatmed { empioy dieithe very much to do eo. Tet think too hard of hin freight were brought} The William,” the sad-faced wornan| fudee He doren't know what he is Bat ane tranmeantt , eried as she rome from her chair and} @oing. Men are that way. Maybe the latter would be] men In takir stretched out her thin, be my hande he doren't ans to be crust, One eh Adina tne a io her husband “After all these | morning when I was sick an are Sater, © remeve the oe Years that | have loved you and / not get up he brought me my break i Vietor H. Heckman haw lower freight r worked for you, are you going to! fast in bed were stand the time. In the] winning score by reason of Fetters eat inn or Hulen had worked | Boor work In the box hie © 4 to Trendway |. The score: Spokane 9, Portland 3 came * aiebraied | Miterivs. Carney and Zalusky, Fet wallop and the sun appeared from | ter and Anderson. Umpire. Mahaf | behind the clouds. Games will be | fey Played todey and tomorrow et Ath- | loth Park between Meattie and Ta-| SAN FRANCIOCO 12, BUTTE 9 jn Attack on Constantinople Is Contemplated---Black Sea Squadron ‘CUTS BULLET FROM BRAIN Shot By Her Husband, and She Will “1 Will Go to the Poor Farm and Die Before I Ever sa iN AND WOMAN LIVES Shirts Delicate Operation se tir. De Jasserand, Who Was mont ; th bs fous Prohably Recover j White, Colored, Laundered and | Negligee, at Mra 1 1 75c, $1.00 : tor and Up the Workir Shirts, soc and up. 1 We carry the Monarch, Cluett, 4 Emperor and Princely, and ' i other good makes, Fast colors es : ee and perfect fitting, eae , ‘Adams @ Blanchard OUTFITTED . ; 719 Second RbaAtin Hinckley Block : ' "|| «+ + Largest Stove House in the Northwest oo 00 00 | = | _ SHADES We carry ck many different f shades in paper, glass, porcine or metal for oflices or pub- nll! lic buildings. These come at the most reasonable pric les of st 1" Re pe and Gag” Case THE TENDERLOIN: Be Bi sctrics 313 Ist Av. 8. ARRESTED FOR FIGHTING arre p Pike stre 2 MYSTERY UNSOL VED With the largeet stove plant the world, equipped with all in Y April 18—More than modern appliances that money - have been taken to ean buy brains devise, . © have not re skilled hands evid n to the belief nted mec that possibly the man came from ought to bring forth ¢ Duftate stoves and ranges, in ile world. ‘The reat skill artietio tempe to designers ho stand highest in their partic line, are evident in every aoe JEWEL stove and range. The Jewel Stove or Range Is an ornament to any home. Further than that designed to meet all requirements, and does meet them su: There is many @ steel range on the market today price, which « with the JEWEL BEAUTY OF DE 3 of equipment atever QUALITY and fuel Ex for of casting. a JEWEL range you run no When you bu~ rink wh Now im the time to lay « foundation ONOMY are insured by the crown trade- come BAN FRANCIBC( Apri’ 18 $10 cash and « email monthly pay mark. There are over 3500,000 JEWEL steel ranges in use today. wes | Governor Van Sant Has Been a Relentless Enemy soe vy Henvy hitting was the feature of the| tent will de it, Cun you start f TBAt I one of the strangest proofs that this range stands seound to was deciared iliegal i i? Parific National Jeague game yer wits Mae? 38 cateuber s0ts ext the none in the market, so be sure and call to see them op AS of the Great Railroad Merger---His foment 43s “The score: Hutte 9, Ban Francieco| Renton car line will take you to rp aan Mite Bonttic 51 it Batteries: Dowling, Kelly and| Within one block of these desirable itis cero Seatt F nd Stor " Zearfows « ron't te * oppertul nampa Political Career | wrrore—Seatta NGeee re = ie poe ioe ove coooreney | TROMPSON Furniture Company, Inc. jorthers post AM. | oD pater rou rthern |POSTPONED GAME ame| STANDING OF THE cLUBB | and let us show you this property 1427-1429 First Avenue, Cor. Pike é vane Won, lot. PC ante under the North- | ne | Seattle i 1 1801 ews ase: biol hat! ition gpones e+ se 4 : 760 oye but rather a Het 1 i Bee herest.” did not Lot Angeles 1 1 * Our and he ordered bis at SPOKANE 8, PORTLAND 8 Butte 1 3 ave We take steps to have PORTLAND, April 18.—The Spo- ortignd (>) -4 : 10, 11 and 12 ray - under the state | kane team yesterday batted out @) Taood 1 ry Block Sunday the combination ines 4 to intereat the | Comoe Montana. and Waah- plan to fight the} f | WEST SEATTLE LINE NOW FULLY ASSURED kK the Sherman Te suit which was sected governor of years ago. Last tandidale fc Increases Ca o Stock Be $206, 000 In Street Car ate ‘Seattle Electric Compan | and Wili Mi tene'ae ing Extention The tmmediate construction of the.’ prévethents in the street ear ser jer platform, ol West Beattie street car the city the Wont? ; - siden the sever sions be saat bar been at | of the Seattle Bectt mpany vernents ar on the up Is said to be indieated by the ac- the company i# planning fe ati owns jtion of that corporation in increas | on « additional tracks and apital stock from $800 palin « other improvementa on th 0, Notice of the ¢ University line, which will enable filed in the ounty we to give a much better service on * yerterday that line than ts possible to be given to thet - Jacot How The detatle of the ime ve es from) GOVERNOR VAN SANT OF MINNESOTA he company ment, however, are not yet In #uch hen be} be io wilh thape as to be made publi nt, he} with political annthilation, but he! county, and Judge W. 1. Kelly de- pany’ systein at once Among the extensions which the 4 dis-| stood firm. The result is that the | cided that the proposed merger w * b= Ap oot ree Boat tte mpany build Rohe became al fight which he started has ended in| illegal, A new hearing was granted ne full amount of the increase the nr t Union street line Pte Republican nomi-| the breaking of the greatest railroad | and the cabs Wh® rein t $200,000," said Mr. Purth, “will be! fhe company ured the franchise jor, but was de- | combination the world has ever seen. | Unjted States circuit « fome time hiro, and according to Mr Years ater he was| Six of seven years ro a9 an attempt | peals. The point war i Furth the werk of constructing the and was again|to merge these Riirkad com-| addition to ite being a vi a t| ling will he rushed through with all | panies waa made. "ned the proposed | the state law, the merger " in making gen ire oasible speed time meen wan ated| hierger was Aecthred filegal by the| straint of trad | seseputementaintepeslsiounnnansmneniibitedtGiliiehiaisiikiitaie aiinaiaassn and defeated | courts. At that time Hill, president| who concurred tr oe, be the strong-|of the Great Northern, obtained | claring the merger under th | “as | eontrot ef & jority of the| ern Securit mpany flea EM “ began his fight} stock in the rn Pacific, A] dered a decision in which he it Merger, every pon-| close community of Interest was de-| that the merger was legal. The ° t to bear! clared, but legal steps were taken to| was appealed to the supreme cour va ake ip. He prohibit the merg case wan| of the t a where Judge mimey and the im the district courts of thie | Banborn's decteion wast raed { Tigers yesterday may be summed up, LE FANS SEE THE 22 | erp, Joe McCarthy, Facoma's! mie aemurrers to the | saree eee, tae Ke gome ia} The demorrers t th indictments (court this morning, were passed on| oe iret! mes [against Chief of Police Sullivan, |the calendar because of the Reyn-| u Justice T. H. Cann, George U. Pinag |9}48 murder trial, which is now in dumb play . La Piper Progress in that department. (ated to knock 4 " Kinne Arguments upon the denturrers| | shat resulted In @ three argued be- | will come up before Judge Bell ne Hurlburt, and he was slow | tc Gomer a we Bell next ninth Inning | negotiated hin} TROUBLE WILL PROBABLY BE AVOIDED Fisher and that i Recoup snes by Winning | Another Ball. usual error, | Game From Tigers fog! period for his team, | 1 | saints Sucle retired the Tiger n . - = dl ————- Lg A... craigs after he had thrown @ DIGGATIGFACTION AMONG STREET CAR EMPLOYES SUBJECT : p half-dozen balls Beattic fared no OF CONFERENCE wire scabiny robay om 2 ‘ better, In the second inning, how-| * ae the migh the clouds) selves with glee __ |better inbon's men promed by| phe sas ans yesterday | tuele was the idol of the hour af@ © ball on the part of the Colts . $ “ys | The th tened dufficuit “A uring the first part! ter it wan seen that he wae game all le walked three men, and two ufficuity between of John Clark, A. M. Mortensen and| ; tame game at Ath-| through, He is w man in the| more got to first on errors. That,| the Beattie Biectric Company and] @. 1..Bean ‘conferred with Mr & little niugging, « ee bes » Heattle, but WO shaken up and diluted with two| the union car men bide fair to Kempster for more than an hour hing busier heken up ot *Aetda and the Dug 4e when Manager! clean hits, resulted in four runs.| adjusted without further frioti The latter is said to have admitted | ed the work. Seattle! him During the| There was nothing doing in the next | Superintendent Kempater haw p } that In ¢ cases the u mon at to the bad, but | inning except a terrifi smash wey | lded to do the be the oan by th ed unfairly mat stand ; - sightetied wp and! “pud Fryers that sent the ba men whose runs have} ult the joe re Wt ite, “Hel over the fence for two bases. He wed, and ts conferring with | oldadle ne on . t : cond, however, when ortensen of the Mtreet| ‘ ided to pr he came up to the) was ieft on & . ’ t the protew me de @ bit with thé] bis side was retired. In the fourth, | Rafiwey Men Employes’ Union this} Rm Bc loavoe Wa Yanko eat 1 inning he smash “coma got another run. ] afternocs | int are eee © INOES SF hort was badly | tn the atth the Colle took the bite The two Into infactory mark-up ain in the ninth he came |in thelr teeth and mtarted around th WITH DISREPU ued thy nt wi Stee Dre existing between the nwon A te . te by Mulen an ‘ I tae wot even McCarthy, the star niger pan Hite by Babbitt, and any and the union men. Mor aed aad Joe Rogers and Mabe FS 80 Joytus that they wan on the slab for the vis- | hase on balla for Babbitt, nny © proteats against nestgni | Yanoy, both White, were arrented in| Wy takioe et Fe ee wink of condition | double, ad k. made by the then Will be looked a room inn lodging h in ey had intend mit 1 With an error another run wae broweht and. an effort will be made jetthern part of the chy this m It took tal hit by his oppon-| the seventh shit : Bene " rr the runs #0 as to give more| ing. T? men were charge Gale of | heart, and that ie] Hurlbure es een ted, ‘That tied It. | satisfaction \vakvancy and the men with living Wing the at happened to him yenter ase wae eee vemth inning, the fani} Yesterday a committee constating| from the earnings of fallen women the The loss of the game for |First Ave. and Cherry Str Suits $15 Saturday Night After 6 and Monday Morning Notion Sale From 8 to 12 be had es herewith quoted The bet the hours following: bargains can or ween med at the pr ly ab | 12 Sheets of Colored Shelf Pa- ISe Misses’ and Children’s Hose per, | Supporters, 81 18e Viol Crepe Paper, 41 de Pins, ic P Pp * 8 kinette Dress Shields, oO. N. T. Sansitk or Laster's Cotton, 8% Sates be Paper Needles, assorted sizes, 1¢ k Safety or Black+ 8 1-80, Ibe Scrubbing Brush ing Brosh, with dauber Clothes Brushes, 12% The Hygela Co. at 358 Arcade Bldg. oft A most extensive Line of SPRING SUITS in hand- somest of color- ings. TW. B. Hutchinson Co Cor. 2d Ave. and Union St. Employ New Methods in the Treatment Rheumatism Sc, Kidney and Blood Diseases phere, Our method involves the use Ry meons of super-heated atm of Dry, Hot Air, varying in temperature from 240 to 280 degrees Fahrenheit, where the aratus required for the treatment of the y is used, and 860 degrees or thereabouts where the leg or arm aratus is used, according to the needs of the case, The head is never exp i to the heat. The supertority of our machines Hes tn . a the ¢ t ther are harfectty vent! 1 thus dotng away with all 43-4 Aores 41-2 Miles molsture and impure air, Treatments are administered by trained nurses, and are followed after a brief interval by massage, skilled From Yeslor Way perators being In attendance, Our work should be measured by | resuite, which in many cases are most emphatic We invite you to Platted ut into 68 lots, Price $80 », 9400 balance to $200. H0 An firat payment puts call and investigate. HYGEIA COMPANY Bullding Independent Phone A2372 jown f new 4-r6 ) cottage on Queen Anne hill, balance can be] nid Hike rent \P } Amatour PIPH Ot HTORTS, CR AND GOLD 8¢ i und let us talk to you about It. | | Crause-Johnston | Investment Co., Inc., Room 29 Roxwell Block art & Holmes Drug Company G27 Firet Avenue