The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1904, Page 3

THE SEATTL CRIMINAL CARELESSNESS Business —_—_——————__————— tance from the blasts In the excava CONTRACTOR ERICKSON AND POWDERMAN DUNCAN TESTIFY fw " though he had istructed en REGARDING DEATH OF LITTLE TERENCE SCOTT—PUBLIC | freman to Koop cuiltien Mute. ‘ SAFETY WAS DISREGARDED ity inapector knew « ve to Jer waa being uned in the cyt tweed and fancy worste 2, ' ' y Fit ts excellent. Priced from ploaion of ¢ pow 1 lay ae 7 , an, th man who had charge a f the powder, was the last witne afternoon, was begun in the Bon-| the ox fivat et a : : fr . 7" 1 b Sahel kett water on & ace _ ‘ Sad a " : nt for the explosion unk the a nw t ' : wal had betled « y in the kettle . . , pein He «a itted that on & previous 4 J. Redelsheimer & Co. . ntractor Rricknon next took the | Hel) gM ered but had Hot . - I his & that/ stand, He stat at he knew lit-| fire and burned us calluses 800-804 First ave. cor, Columbia * w i 1 r the place he ti He said that a boar danme 4 he had It Pays to Trade on First ’ it | Reon cosase. te. bene 90° hay inde owt s work e x 1 t serv it ’ He thek tf five min “a of € ' pa ted that he had net pu ae r i" While he ¥ PROMINENT MUSICIANS Dr. Arthur Crook ‘ wer signe to keep people at pen : y.- RUSSIA BU RAILWAY FOR SUCH A WAR WITH JAPAN DESCRIBES A BUY DURING THIS GREAT CUT- PRICE SALE OF HIGH-GRADE ANOS AND ORGANS AND PIANISTA PIANO PLAYERS. Mrs, Emma Moffatt, one of Seat tle’s most prominent singers, select a beautiful Wheelock Piano in wal nut. Mr. C. Bieber, most prominent eornetist in Seattle, buys an elegant Weber Pian Nine other sales made before the closing hour of Saturday. It paid Mrs. H. Lubbring to make Qpenecial trip trom Port Blakeley, ‘ash. to buy a Kohler & Campbel Piano at sa ices Mr. D. D. Davenport railroad me 504 avenue south, also sele ful Kohler & Campbell Mr, A. Vincent of F an elegant upright K dell Piano, and nan, Anacortes, W ne Weaver Organ walnut. Mr, C. W. Storey, 419 Jefferson treet, preferred an H. @ H. Chesbro ano in mahogany, while J. J. rice, 317 Boren avenue, took a} Beautiful Kohler & Campbell Piano.| Mr. C. W. Chamberlain, promi- nent Western avenue commission Benin TF favored Russian tea. On the train there ts much vodka king, much 5 x of cards among the officers, much hospitality to the stranger, They overfill hi «with wine—for ne pill the ne f JOHN FOSTER FRASER, FAMOUS TRAVELER, SOLDIER'S TRIP THROUGH RUSSIA TO THE FAR EAST Tae t Russian of niggardiine whe by th establishments sk are as finely have in Eng are als ¢ Siberia iuding to 4 of * an proof the «re huge mill barracks at O ae any Parts when the < are a prominent | Twenty-sixth | beauti-| ahogany choose: & Camp * B. Lanter-| procures a solid black the it Irkutek some call frivolity, © other p ferring to WILL MEET i hier hb. in | dervtetcace REVEALED BY INQUEST 4/4 JUMP LT SIBERIAN = | MAKING «THOMAS R. DELANEY TO BE CHIEF OF POLICE |MINERS ARRIVE IN SEATTLE] RO ° x1co TO EN ROUTE FROM MEXICO TO) weit.KNOWN CUSTOMS INSPECTOR, WHO WAS FORMERLY t pe ¢ & man ¥ repli & man who a HEAD OF PORT TOWNSEND DEPARTMENT, SAID TO BE S Rover bao dete os th the Beattle police dey SLATED FOR LIKE POSITION UNDER MAYOR BALLINGER - F Thomas M. | rh fie Const Btoamship com-| STORY COMES FROM GOOD AUTHORITY —ALL GAMBLING “ost " wively "eae , teamer ator arrived in| CLOSED a r : | * ‘ me with 185 p kere a full care bi that ne 1 of pair ae ou é r n may take b f the reins! ob e mt. 1 r f the p rday t \ ryt k Who the & ' {ys ‘ ft Alanh his migt in f beer I of n men ¢ gold fields of a a t ft t J 1 from A r r r a pp « hin ) het . wagen and he belief ¢ wre hat J d vib th ‘ retain off Mex \ b 1 t ' M r k jn of th new r : 1 ke off thera, who are a position t eS SE Ue CIDE congress SU! FOLSOM CONVICTS? | ANOTHER OHIO PROFESSOR TAKES HIS LIFE—THE THIRD IN | THE HOUSE CONTINUES O16 } | EIGHTEEN MONTHS it « is taday certain | CUSSION OF POSTOFFICE AP t has > county ir | PROPRIATION BILL cai sey k ‘ . tw at F Cal, last summer. The pect n living in Seatt WASH i”, D.C, M \ several 3 gene The House tod A the die ¢ Yoo cae faire reeom “i the f the a e that tin Henry ranch im Calif a per t kep t seclusion fortifWation® appropriation bl T? ufternoon a man whe knew: | “ = | b e latter was at F | for ail and after look- MAY NAME A OR IDE WILL i pie jth right man | Eid ent to Folsom to d@ RT WARDEN oe hsareee ae W OW OBEDIENCE «8 83 7 | ff n Folsom come to identle ty t OutWide 6f the chief of police the} eit pture was made through ant ; : f er whe claims to know thal ly city officer whom Mayor-elect| DIGEST OF NAVIGATION LAWS PREPARED FOR BENEFIT OF | the suspect is Eldridge Hallinger appoint on the ma SHIP OWNERS AND MASTER MARINERS—RULES MUST BE | pitritges capture ne | . ; day he tnker office is a port warden OBSERVED TO THE LETTEK | cane caegan rt Port V Jensen's term expires iia 7 | Humes. Th are numerous can-| » ote gir tts Soe ’ “ -¥ ; Py © Bremerton town councll las] ‘ * wht allow the saloons te| ; ; ft s. A (ifth application was shant, selects an art style Koh vont * & Campbell Piano, while Mra. J.| Sei taken advinement, the applicant } B McCallum, 1516 Twenty-third} - being fer is to await trial on @F) avenue, preferred a Sphoor & Co./ fficial ge of running @ 4 pig.” Other’ Piano in oak, and Mr. Emmerson,| e ses will be granted later lighthouse, Roche Harbor, ry salcsas aah gets in line for a fine Weaver Or- ~ eereet and sone gan. “ , doors within It pays to buy your pianos here. CALL FOR SESSION OF REPUB-|* ethers This is the quality store, and the mf the 2 if tale makes it Pp to buy now. LICAN COUNTY CENTRAL) Melod theen of the i Business Suits made to ore BEAUTIFUL HIGH GRADE B. Y tter, but the mhall be pi ners no PIANOS COMMITTEE ISSUED “ work rooms and in « $30, $35. HERALD, 133%) In all the latest styles and designs, th marin the deck. 4 ave om that sell regularly at $250, $200, $326, ih 3350, $275, $400, $450, $500, $526, $550, th : $600, $450 and $700, will go during ne t have this sale at $176, $2 I. B. Knickerbocker, chaire of | of fines, and thome $282, $317, $361, $419, the King County Republican central! which fined for breaking Qe $560 and $598. A fine cuttin Seok enamien tenet a,.ean | te detall, have se scarf with each instrument. mags me botienene ffloers of the Instrument we sell will be stamped for @ meeting of the committee to be | fy scoming desire with a guarantee from reliable held Sa day @ noon at 1 kin m them, not manufacturers and endorsed by us H ; that the law le ices and Terms on 01 at the Diller hotel The committee! F inte and a tab toa at that time will decide whether board e largest stock of Organs tn k ne or two ventio ‘ Seattle to choose from. We have of the members of ' acd 5 them In all sizes, from the full seven mittee are non-corr ati a and one-third octave style down to their fee er. | Works the smaliest baby design. They There ° nved, b come in solid walnut and oak canes: beers Argh Pesce : rd 2 a fine, deep, rich tone and fully me ne snemnbers have Dp b Guaranteed, "Prices that range ree- & conviction that ¢ aal ress fF abrics ularly at $65, $75, $85, $100, $125, be subordinated to the awe $160 and $175 are now cut down to John Foster Fraser, clever writer, fearless traveler and aw |eenator from King a which are a $48, $57, $68, $72. $99, $112 and $1 “The Rent Siberia,” tells for the N. E. A. of the picturesque « Piles, the leading eand | he ny are negligent A no seh and book with each in-| of _ Uttle known domain of the ‘ om He tells, Se of, the . etortal & m hem exproneel. hake (tt et are seldom New Spring Colorings That . ties of tran#portation over the Trans-Siberian railway, and how self in favor of two conventions, and | 'P* pranap Bae Paha Mw, ¢| sia built this rajiroad for the very purpose to which it is being de thin thot w sably have much | that th son than the Please and Interest ed now, war.—-Editor influence ting the matt ing axe tera conform LL re saves ventions will also be fixed at the|'"* * hers, has decided | BY JOHN FOSTER FRASER stationed good-conduct prisoners.| meeting and the apportionment | °* be secure : 5 . f br matter, oe — (Author of “The Real Siberia.”) | As the train comes rumbling along | made es ry eggs iw sa and peeve Complete assortments in every new and Pode 4 Russia is now using the trans-|@ man emerges ar « that the os parts . oy es | popular weave s, Etamines, Wire Cloth, Pretty siberian railway as was originally| line ts clear for a verst. When the The Book Tells You How rene tech age oom Bourette Mixtures, Fancy and Plain Mohairs, Fancy Best intended. Russia built the ‘eighth/ train passes, then the man in the } thie « Tweeds, Fancy Mixed Suitings suitable for Shirt lowa Creamery wonder of the world” to carry #0l-|next box can be seen. | | To Get Well at My Risk the attent Waist Suits, New Silks for Shirt Waist Suits and Silk diers. So the signal goes roiling east wank esate ‘Saitek Wathen vearels and e 4e Chines for Waists—beautiful new materials er ‘oun ‘The line ts over 6,060 miles long.| wards over the Ural mounta na, | If you wapt more strength navigatl < ed Btates to sult every taste and within the reach of every It originally cost 0,000,000 pounds] across the wastes day r day uns| If you nay amt relating t rn ele, coples of purse—prices all the way from 50c to $4.00 a yard. and another 20,000,0000 pounds has|til the Pacific reache | leat you campt do things ik sed which can t btalned by applying at Best been spent within the last two years| I have traveled with Russian! | it four Merver—your age—ia | She cust house-at Port Towssend nc 88s on improvements. There is not mach | tro in Siberia ter-natured, | | leny «A . Fiche . attends aes |in the way of engineering. When a|kinder-hearted men I never wish to} ee | if you lock vim. vigor, vitality, -| chief Taio ys oa ° ° 20c Dozen | hitl 1# approached the track makes a| meet. ‘The men, whenever there !# a| | 18 Dmething ie cating ‘awa ; a ee winery | hate cfrele around it. In the course| halt, delight to get out on the plat-/CZAR CAN HAVE A BIG LOAN IF) “ suchas ted Waal boek the Nike. | } of my travels from end to end I re-| forms, and while one of thetr num-) j rg *- Let ane t 1 PY 1 from We desire to thank all Seattle ladies for the many \eeit having passed through only one| ber plays an alr, not unusually on a| ME NEEOS IT, SAYS A GER- é - office, and to a each of. high compliments paid to our display of Spring Mil- |alight tunnel. Siberia is the Iand of| wheezy mccordion, the others #ing| MAN PAPER A frumeiat near tense, to be sue » action for linery. We are doubly proud of our Millinery Show AT THE many rivers, and from Moscow to/and dance. m8 ths | Decause we believe it to be deservedly popular. Such F | viadivostok there are 30 miles of| Whatever a Russian has to 4o| oe for yourself rules ca! ticular attention to a queenly array 6f Hats has seldom graced any mil- bridges. | wit he mast have toa, and oven | aie ae. “thon a, aed linery parlor. Its a good thing to It is a single line, laid with ve lim time of war each company car ‘ aie et it to the ern indéers or step New Butter Store ing degrees of excellence. Between| ries a samovar or tea urn. Huge By Scripps News Ass'n.) might be prongheecrmengpive yt Choose Your Easter nation . | Moscow and Irkutsk I have been|samovare are erected at the sta-| COLOG March The Gazette ‘ints elas a ntdineh: Sante vanasa Wave Sek Ge 1311 SECOND AVE! JE. able to shave every morning, but) tions and when a train stops the quotes « St. Petersburg financtal pa pay r nothing, The|stairway for p neers to get from Hat Now Arcade Block. east of the great Lake Baikal I have| soldiers rush to fill their pannikins 20 Me phous Mad ise 2 = ee pet! ice eae | ee o the upper, and that | When asortments are complete, exclusive styles avall~ been jerked from one end of the| with the beverage. Then they arnuse | OA oun, | nal s Pe gy a oe cont tos nt. RE Poy" which would prevent | able aid cur trimm have plenty of time to adorn me carriage to the other. themselves with ge and dances | er ouid Russia desire it risk, Not @ if it fails, use In case of fire, Attention te cal it according to your fancy The ordinary passenger traffic in| until the train starts. pee a ati | It's o tw nt atamp—or a postal—|toe the fact that vessels carrying pas- " ER Butterworth & Sons now suspended. The blue first-clasa| Every station, great and small, aE eee ett f my Restorative | sengors must be provided with extra * ndertabs a4 Rute! |carriages, the yellow second, the) has its buffet. And when the cold MAY bE A ‘ P, begin to belleve the Restorative can se ., app a, CO ery f et * Py 7 jertakers a mers 0c 4, and the gray fou has frozen one’s limbs it ts plensant| | do nome mual for the wick? {| Heving tack ete metallic E fan ea eet as frees third, and the gray fourth, are] has frosen ones limes A Deneen| | de eomecntpe, caval *2E the SIGE lite Wests hereafter built suet be Bre= Coming Events all packed with Muscovite troops|to seek the shelter of these refresh ‘ ¢ ‘ 1921 FIRST VENUE P Abe P in, how seldom it fa vided with automatle plugs. Both Telephones, 68. hastening to Manchuria ment bare—though usually over-| poniet Rogers, believed to be | "vit risk my reputation on it. And)" gscction 1% of Rule 3 requires that A Sale of Wash Goods Friday—a Sale of Lace Waists 2 aeons Ngee ate Siberia, which in early aummer in| heated and impregnated with an| partner of James Blackwood, the| nnd T'want you to know. “Tb 9 KPOW| ati wooden life boats shall be cut or| Saturday. See our windows. Olas liberty to call and t@ Bla garden of flowers, is now a region| Odor that is not appetizing—throw |). war arrested and sent to the pen-| Way of gaining your Interest. Others | branded with the net cublo feet con- Gf snow. The cold is down to 40] off one's furs, and thaw oneself bY|iurtiary this morning, was taken| 29m that way. It's pay anyway | tents, and that me fe boats shall | a degrees below zero, The wind blow-|the drinking of innumerable cups! iit, custody by the police this afte tn} with them. Ask me for the book You/ have the net cuble fect measurements | H ing off the steppes makes the cheek| of the delightful amber-hued lemon-| 100), ‘ Write 1 today painted on the stem in letters not less | M Cc h D G d Notice to Subscriberfh | 226 oF incur it ere being sanbea ae an ae Bete aeese Mook ton Dyapepaia, [than three-fourthy of an Inch high, | cCarthy Dry Goods If, any evening, your copy ot The| with @ thousand needles. Call for a “Smooth Mike’ at Tom| Fire broke out about the chimney | whieh book k2on the Heart. | OF ® whit rface | Second Ave. and % Bint had Hot artivcd ut Geo cuiocke | It is a lone land with towns hun-| witams, 614 Firat avenue, Have) of the Post street power house of the |{ttetm* ‘tr Foe ea Reeeve. | Aneta eee eto ion melas toe Company Madison Street telephone—Sunset, Main 1060, or In- | dreds of miles apart, and then often) you seen the moone? |Seattle Blectric Company at 1 o'clock for Men (seale® | master of the vessel shall have drawn +A) dependent 1128, any time between|#ix or eight miles from a stasion. ps allies” « + thia afternoon, The fire department took Gon Rheumatism |W vor Ms own department wna that | 6:00 and 6:80—and @ copy will be sent| But every verst (three-quarters of a! Who's your tailor? HERALD, 1329! was called and the fire put out with 7 % not chront Ripe, f the engin Once ery week! i you at once, by special messenger. mile) is @ little signal wut. Here are Second *** very small damage. ee oS bottles, At| >... drilie*shall be held, in order to