The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1904, Page 7

Evy 5 ee, agen, SME x Se c bs ey gee A " , Sk * > o * > i ke Nie : oy 2 Ps io a a Tal i anes TRS pear A tree i t Sica aise ase ss a ee : STAR THE ATTL government, will HOW THE AMERICA MARU === 1S SORE ON IMNIOR OT UEAF MUTE" “scm ne 5 SS eee tat veal rine Furniture = FREDERICK & NELSC Fine Dersler a and 1 they danced O04) WeaTHER MAN WANTS A aug Incorporated an hugged and kissed each C. J. VINCENT FOUND GUILTY . Clk } > / i t fire kers and ° C Store ‘ a joc THE KEEN CAUTION OF HER OFFICERS PROBABLY SAVED HER | ther, they shot off firecrackers and] CHANCE TO READ WAR | OF FORGING CHECK FOR | Store Closes Tomorrow Night at 6 0 } FROM FALLING INTO THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY | hit all they yelled as only; NEWS |! | " an uM ' . | better polloe and fire protects TWENTY DOLLARS By Will H, Brill, Special Commis- [no definite news of w 1 | 1 ning there was a toreh-| ‘phe world is full of kickers, leaving Honolulu ¢? “A for | Nig , hore, &000 men] wae: ts what Weather Observer C. J. Vincent, the aged deaf mute, sioner and War Correspondent of F | i hu lanterns and} «4p was convicted by a supertor rt jur ont atmospt ‘ k ‘Wanted liebury saya, and he is in @ } last night of obtaining money under the Newspaper Enterprise Asso. | handfull of + wre domed ‘ «at the top of their voices, fof) tion to know. While the weather false pr 2 On account of his the possit by the val declaration of war had) man waited for his bowl of twin age and vi'lictions, he was recom-| ciation in the Far East. Russians, but th th N=] been made that day and it W48) Hrother's breakfast food to od to the mercy of the court ° ing jokes of the off t us| doubly a holiday morning he picked up a war extra] Vir biained $20 from Chrin Mil A serious 1 tolook] Capt. Going waa warmly three days old and thought he'd get ler, on a check to which he had forged | Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n, for I. War int b tat} ulated on bringing th ough) @ cha to see what manner of a the name of 4 dead relative, He be- | any 1 1a half r t-| and wher went ashore t . “_ trayed no emotion when the verdict | TOKIO, Japan, Feb, 15.—Now that |lar passenger st r, which was] popular t Men followed him | ————sssemeennncs wan handed to him to rend RHO « this} war is actually on betwen pan | built with onverting her} about the streets and at the hotel it i thought that he will be given! r is actually on betwen Japan wr * @ light jail sentence, as he hae al-| and Russia one of thet most impo: tae, be Treaupaet ~ oe aI oe, beam here 9 i — | ee been imprisoned fog several . he Se . fant potnts for the Japanese to ar-| wrmored tran pe co pe tomer des apron CHEAP LAWYERS MUST ABAN®| weeks, vi From the Housefurnishing Section range for is army transportation, for} But it was not untl! we w hree] Maru was moved down the harbor DON PRACTICE OF HAUNTING! nate ‘ . yall the land fighting t e Willlor four days out of Ho 1 that} and b transformation’ was begun. W. a peter ip tomy > veg roe Tomorrow you can secure two useful household ar- De will take place in Korea and pos-/ that we began to realize } week she will -be fully ry Be eet ean nt pln ticles in guarante { first quality Royal Granite Steel Ware wibly Manchuria. Therefore it is of|the matter was. The wu and will be an candidate for achoot o ee Bt Te mn A ne utmost t e for the Jap-| trem Honolulu to Yokoh a} au witt give al election tomorrow tn I allard, trom} at prices like ese an to hay a straight line northwest. 5 k 1 Police Captain Laubscher has de- pad 7pm. Mr Petes is . pats whips on hand a the course was mapped " H. DRILL red against the lawyers who have) DUsIRESs man an ary me | k P 8 are many sh Iday to day on the bis ve con securing clients by visiting the| Wher and & per réo Megan 4 -Inc e y £ an, xd Japanese flag and 1 social hall we discovered a his was written the jail. The practice had grown | Prominent part in the Interests of the) ahem have been requisitioned for the| course was due went alt =| ie yr thes aoctdnd that certain police eourt attor-| ty be 5B _** 11 A o-Inch Royal Granite Steel Jelly Cake Pan, tomorrow. 8¢ transport service. Among them are! g0un parallel, about 150 r ph! th she can whip Re a without * hung about the jail like human |” the’ ft liners of the Toya Kisen/ of . th tt merchant vultures, waiting for the arrest a Kaisha, running between San Fran-| days w tt et Meet ae weheee rene viotin who might happen to have uart traig t Sauce Fot, Cc cisco and Hongkong, and of the! were « y N ) 7 i | or valuables that Nippon Yusen Kaisha, running , , mA “ | into sat Rep- jf. An 8-Quart Royal Granite Steel Straight Sauce Pot, tomors tween Seattle and Hongkong 5 ve inebed elmedicdn a . < mea | Jeclared against the iow ; (aa, We traveled from San Fran +) Jando . ion ead b ’ order of Captain] Te ae eee eh ys x ea aera te Yokohama on the mship! had perhaps never be «fore, her is hailed with delight by} een 3 America Marv, belonging. to the} as it is out of any direct to any i t i i sarhoavy that there wan pactculy) “When the rameneere wean 0! ff DE WARD sib Wiihen. 50 vebantt an Coral mine the Complete Lin g ho targo tn the ship and hardly a} realise what the ah sith r an send for him and the attorney d Lo | Bod Bi | i dosen first-class pasnengers, al-|why and when the officers f | | will be allowed to see the prisoner; an we! y brussels 2 though the steerage was cre admitted that ther . “" not .- q with Japenene.on their way he Gcvaraibainennéntahe tu-wet-aaaaul —_——_—— unserupstons Carpetings $ offer thelr services to their co ° Wa Sortan' = been making the pot Up to the time hed Honc 8 ar of HUMANE OFFICER CLARK . oir headquarters. If by the ns 4 Qulu, Jan. 31, there was | po tter they found that a pris. I h S Li f G di H i thought of the war, for the “ : =| WANTS To. KNOW Ww od i had money they would ask to A Gi ti Sal of Hi hi nspect the pring ne o endron when we salled from San Fra = nort . POISONED HIS DOGS him. If the man wanted to get} igan Cc e i twas much leas \ than it had Me . " rress and moat men in fait do, WW Baby Carniages and and Go-Carts been. Even ot Hi ij there was! on tan tonite to ; v be the ‘antes iat the chance of avttine | — Grade Pianos and a ship, even the ma body who witt| he had hardly got fortabl y and turned his money over Sonne an Onset, et own ee oe om that wit lead | tnd before © citina arrived with, GRR Gee NPR uns Organs usiness People Should § See the Displa { t b play nd t Pest ave.—nor joing tox A 1| for taking a minute and a if off.) mofning wateh at the station a fow . . = ahi sy dea ge don't thnk caifthaadh ago he put ca end to the came — of Office Desks on the Main Floor says he ts @ 7] Including Piano Players, |s Now in Se ee ee Progress at the H. & H. Chesbro SWAUNTED —|.s:cS2e..| FREDERICK & NELSON ~ But not a sign of a Russian or ar Z lother sort of for that z.| be }@id we eee. ‘The next day was ; beautiful one and soon after x * : | 3 ow-capped 1 bro's Piano House, 1207 Second Ave- 3 nue, means @ harvest for all thone| Incorporates ee vintahe ahead am b @ Beattie P r ine * Just k ion to purchase an instrument in De you know when you are a ing @ Mocha and Java Coffee 3 that you are being deceived ave riding at { night burgla “ sd apply of occas! the near future, : Buy of an honest house and get| water at Yok h and he de ; r but things got shaken TERMS MADE EASY : straight goods, A few ve ater steam launet ything of value ET a 5 Ot © eee i he spitied » And the prices are cut to quick-sell . wc near it rt name | fos mars ond nda ober ao am wane stn ss S55 1 PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Ic ship. When the firs with. | Soler . and o| ye for tomorrow. pig RANCH NEX HAS can 2 piano oF o an ¥) 1° SEATTLE TEA, COFFEE tp e Firat one caine with | md eh Pre. |for It"om ‘the aay payment plan. a ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS AND BUTTER i wcitleoaap He Bn 3 Poet: howers and touch things| ORIVEN PETER STEEP TO) *mall payment down « natal . : : 16 PIKE STREET” ped an cok a yee as I ha ite Fiest. ave Sait beck nowtl t . . Atl . sierRACTION gerry om nd Wea disiedis Bridges, Structura Iron Work, Piers and Foundations, Dredging Phones—ind Alz46; Sunset Black 492| never heard before, and Im its tri- | postotth i t's wt 1 EL. sak ae psa high-grade! by All Methods. SEATTLE. WASH, —_——_________ ‘ @it a new — piano te your home with a name| that the guarantees of re-| ~ hether it be a thunder st Those boys have a million pigs | abt ther instruments at $15) SHAFER BROS. i Surrléahe ore Sule tmorkian é tae eee thems ethek chad ee eo wn and $8 per month, ete. H turA It loose, He! to trees or running in my yard, The] WEBER PIANOS r 6 sayn b pe up something | dlanking of chains keep me] r} ne { thene days if th awake nights. Bome of the pigs have| Piano stands as the most atic} plano of Amerienn manufactur | erm don’t let up, Just to show two legs, some three and others] Piano of American manta: On All Day Sa . oly i th je the plano famou have just received dy sad domain still m that has made great artists We — the proximity of a hog ranch to his] are honored with the repre from New York 300 Black little farm, made this odd statery rentation of this famous old instru Silk Petticoats. These Pet- Weather REPUBLICAN RALLIES |'%, S07 tee Petre court Tat] ment and have them to, artistic aU IH coats were bought from of an injunction suit which he|‘ the largest concert grand, and by | firm that was retiring from W FOR TONIGHT | vrovgnt to restrain 8. L. Kdmunds| (aking advantage of oe ouey can |f business, and we bought heels a ea | and the latter's brother from raising | S°S0¥ dang low terma obtained in| them. for half the original s he ¢ Slip a wai nsignment of anything ex p to the citizen,| Peter Steep, who lives near Hill- 7 he ie) man City and s to have been! {riven nearly dixtracted, because of | porkers in the vicinity of his home.| payment for o Weter Plans. | es| Steep's nerves have given way un- |" sspnsinen: cost price, and we are going es eo spnepen oe ' Sale Includes Our Entire List of sel em 2 e reduce tlh be hel fer thy annoy at to which he | Slightly Used. an aa jp te ll them at the reduced , - aime to have subjected, ir | Poser oe Sue price These. Skirts are mee. hem, | ¢ wet ‘counts fi hh pectul barnold Z an pe ot _ . of second-hand an tly use 1 \ ite — A " reuaded him t -| of — pee, polis ces gre Pe na ity of silk, with wide ac- will be 3 erated stor) ‘| players. Read on \f cordion-pleated ruffles, nice © gett Soa Se eer Ninth thanks’ hall, in| admitted se ¢t Pyeoryedhe: -,| Hobart M. Cable Piano. is dust st riffles, wide pon or ee Staices | Ria ri mn Feiplings w. calta thei, did not hi on asked $400 regularly, on sale t 1, * ; ma we tak ; advantage of the H.C, ¢ apenkers. Tho BR He persite in claiming, however, | will take It to your hom his in+ pre this cilbardingsy sale. t totte will " that the Edmunds boys chain up the| struments put up £ ny and! These Petticoats are worth tb th ward, M®errick’s hall—-R. A ls. The defendants deny that] is full concert size ment nthe. || from $9.50 to $12.50. in fancy OUR SPECIAL ALD nd init DAY SATURDAY, $5.50. «than tw put Bur | they have even gone to such lengths, | haw W. K) phe judge did not ation Steep aa| Kimbali Piano, Hilppine | tg the legs of the hogs under dig-| oak case, full cussion. geod condition. We tt, Jr, George H. Walk Suits and Overcoats at potty de, Georas i Baltes Truly Remarkable juartetto will sing epunite m+ 1 be he rut ascertain th Don’t forget the place. Prices Powe ey aay 8. et The hearing will be continued pends By ty oe & ¢ place, t FEA Crest ai Montag aight Our sale price $277; $10 per month. The New York Store ‘ and $7 per month, er “ERUPTION 03! | = eee . -| Spring Style island cratere have continued In | " and. Our stock h STATE CHAMPION ROLLED 230) “ruption for two weeks with great Until there's only. eight | $3.50 long, of Ife to nativ he prices are cut to @ wren PINS IN THE EMPIRE SiWASH | a sentation of more than fifty x? SERIES | Levinson’s Quality Store, All " » Bot ure. n iwines state that the great Comoro iano Players on Sale | In all the - ts iano player seems to | that $360, 1 2 | ‘The Siwashes came to life strong} Levinsoa's, 1209 Second Avenue lin ‘ond with the cham-$ | pionship chasers, otherwise known poe | Opening Days for the Famous Impertal Hat. Five as the Hmpires, on the Arcade al hie’ wale. at. Dollars’ Worth of Style and Service $3 etore the Empires knew where} PORT or SHERRY |$ie0\ nnd’ '098.". A’ fine’ gtool ‘and } Oxford lines for the com- ing season are all here— the finest and best showing in the Northwest. Modish French heels, thin flexible soles and tops soft as a glove--shoes that are the | inatromer j with a ntee fi For iene, Prise and Terms on Organs, | cvereat’ fo high mee re : and ee 65c, 90c, $1.25 Down and.$5 Per Month venty first-class Organs ina in the first ™ 1 averaging from. We have them in first and third games went jeague leaders by large mar pa to th xine. Mahnken, the state champion, Second Be yin sot . According to the quality of the fll one-third octave Paen ty ae acme of perfection and oe See goods. We refund 10c for the re- | smatiest baby come In comfort. Ave. Shinchordl 701 turn of ntire bottle. |golld walnut and 4 = versity Mt. SSS] pa | Priced $1.50 Up yo | Nike 10 nt en nat 1327 Second Avene, Near Union and book with each instrument, b The ear ts} tf, and te finest_on the oe a) Bankrupt Sale Ladies’ Shoes | Monarch Shoe & Clothing Co., iat }1g19 First ave.—% block north 1 flee yhoT 8 YO 1207 Second Avenue