The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1904, Page 8

Ete | DEEPLY INTERESTED IN COUNCIL REORGANIZATION | CORPORATION AND SALOON MEN MUCH CONCERNED OVER 8 OF HE —_——— SEATTL i RUSSIA BUILT BARRACKS FIVE YEARS SERTED MILITARY CAM?S AND CAVALRY STATION®§ IN 8I BERIA COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS—GILL LIKELY TO BE NEW PRESIDENT jt t | to. f | et) Gonsiderat tion ia being) Ninth ward citizens were so foolish thdulged in ax to the members who] 4 to elpet a Demoorat to th | NY JOHN I w “ : 3 en une | po to bleck future improvements Tak ' for the first tir Monday night{.| resentative a nonentity in the The large number of new men ofl | elected has resulted in cutting moat] Accordingly when Gill began his of the present committees to pleces.|chmpaign for president the report A new shuffie and deal have to} Kot ows that if he were successful be made and the ratir ». the #a-| he would place Murphy on unimpor loons and other local ests par-| tant De puld toularly concerned in the reor-|have several ganization of cettain committees ar cou including it te said, wondering what cards they will hold] c Burnett, the new councilman when the @aine begins again at-large, whe is a Ninth ware Mg olitcome will depend largely | called upon Gill and told nim ptainty| r who becomes pres of the| that if it was his intention to snub! council, That honor: will go) Murphy th would not support hir Se mither to Dr. J. B. Crichton, the Gilt then explained} © @@h member of the counct!, who meant all he said | © @irect from the factories in the /@Greeclves and the consumer, and| that the little dealer couldn't | ™*4e 4 4 of. Then the policy of this) | Plano here and avail themseives ot our Fesents the Eighth ward, or to H.C was too} Gi of the Third. The chances fm to shove Wer Gill's election, He has made/to the rear, and wor eat hiv jm active canvass for the position,| rightly. Later he called Murphy While Dr. Crichton, who was ked/into his office and told him the Upon as the logical cand has| same th een indifferent. Mither man would The old counctly Rude, Mul-| Undoubtedly make a first-class pre sad Murpt | siding officer with th cn There have been rumors to the given th os ‘effect that Gill is being supported | important committee chairr { Criehtor railr Dy the gus trust and ¢ ship of the f fe being boosted by th Dut the stories have been gene Miaregarded. The council! pres! oes not wield any great pow Sept in the appointment of com tees. The most interesting feature Gill's fight to become the leader the next council is th ot into on account of threats by made against Murphy ing the Jate campaign. With characteristic || Campaign ardor Gill, when making | amendment @peeches in the Ninth ward, repeat-| such bustne edly made the assertion that if the] park board BILLY GOAT & for bim. A goat of the William persuasion, ’ Which ~ poundma refuses to tm- » i trouble in the nelgh- ‘the goat, like most of his kind, has a Séat-iron stomach, and eats gurden| ORD ON ARCADE ALLEYS—/ ROCOCOS WIN Pampusch, of the Empires, and Swackhammer, of the Chinooks, were substituted on the Rococos bowling tram last night, but notwithstanding the handicap they won two out of three games from the Tasmos Three | of the Recocos were absent and the} two substitutes had to furnish a| makeshift. Rococos ..... = Tasmoe ‘ “ Where are reasons why we can| Tame IT | Eimare you money on Pianos and MU-| gist, 8 ka] Instruments of the larger or-| de from cause of this special | “wale now tn progression ‘Our unique way of bringing pianos Ltexenderg. Hall, Thom: bein and Putnam made on the alleys @ast in the carioad harness system made the remarkable Mis one Way we save money, both for |* w games on Deying at the same time tn large) Quantities enables ux to procure wied from the very beginning has| house ‘been “FAIR TO YOU AND PAIR| TO US,” and so the prices and termes| mre made easy at this store. Cr aimost every one can purchase eusy payment plan. OUR LIST OF PIANOS The Sale Includes No better pianos ever produced wan than the famous Weber, (By Scripps News Ass'n. SAN. FRANCISCO, March 19 Fourteen hundred members of the canmakers’ union, employed by the ler & Campbell, Wheelock,| American Can Company, struck this] Boren Stuyvedent and H. ‘@| Morning. The trouble is due to the Chesbro Pianos; also the cele-| company’s fusal to abide| ited Weaver Organ and Pianista| by an agr Piano Players. $10 DOWN AND $7 PER MONTH! yring Ol ade with the] union several months ago. of Mor BOWLING garb except th THURSTON MAKES FINE REC-| fitting, whieh ™ night. Away down the Ar Blagoveatchensk preparation roms in leigh, arty good. In th te hast On tat a a Hat wv th the Siberian ' ne th Japan PRAREL f hin driver n the tempo ribed as p f the day he has ble soup with ack bread. clothing ther addition of a he ting In each port vening he gets more ein e between summer at the soldi y STUMBLING UPON HUGE DE troops, It in one of the few pretty ties in Biberta, A copple of miles Mt I found a deverted town, There atreet# of houses newly built but uncoupled, The huge There was stabling for thousands f hordes, but not an anime At places were huge army kitchens, but <a} ==. [= ee then there is metaling, but usual ' uetion a stretch —< ky) he} no which one asionally meen alongeide our great vee af a biagiket at | ra ye j Travel te #le ur river, at/yiting. If ther I have seen the| winter biting . for ° housing] there | mak ‘The land te unin- © im not the « ou ihe a w in tn the summerthe hot *. STAR DUST 1 +15 15 0 | degraded and shot. 1 1 4a | it were, A CABLE TO T OF 8 HE TAT ‘The New York weather bureau re EMBODIED IN THIS GREAT STANDING OF THE CLUDS ports there is a deficter ¥ of 490 jn SALE OF ARTISTIC INSTRU- | Beat this winter, Evidently Tam MENTS AT THE H. & H./ Empires oe. on : | many has failed to make goo SEESORO PIANO HOUSE, 1207 Comes bs oe 4 tz| Major Inockoff has been caught SECOND AVENUE Rococwe gg gag | felling Russian secrets and has been Arcades knock off, as WAR GROWS WORSE Will place a piano in your home.| trea) Q MHOCKING LOSSES TO HOTH re are big sav | the Youn {USHIAN AND JAPANESE $176 for a beautiful plano, Instead | “tion for Important mail, wh | pence Of $250, $229 inatead of $200, $244 | Waiting for her. Her address is not — Instead of $226, ete. As for organs, known. ST. PETERSBURG, March 19.—A We have absolutely the largest stock Lillie O'Brien was arrested lant] Private message to the czar from a _— The prices run from|night by Patrolman King « isdia's famous dip: charge of loitering about saloons lost his power of | the northern part of the cit | Alex McDonald, who sa ,| TOKIO, March 19. veral of the VO |: driver, an James Claw a| mikado's most truste pbassedors $1.00 PER WEEK will 422-424 Pike Street, Corner Fifth. Russian #0 ers meet the fisherman, were arrested this n-| in ign ris ha asked that] ing on a charge of fighting, Patrol-| they be relieved from duty at once en Ryan and Damm made the ar.| They are suffering from writers Piano Dealers, S Ye Mier ramp, The government nev ordered - sw typewriter operators for its diplomatic agents to take the places of strikers. N M 0 N D A Y , PO LOW, Korea, March 19,—Rus- |nian and Kore troops have Make a point of visiting us. Our SPRING LINE of LADIFS’ and clashed, The Russians were the GENTS’ SUITS is well worth inspection and the very latest novel- aggressors, starting the trouble by ties in HEADGEAR are on display in our MILLINDRY DEPART- [fl yeilin the Koreans, “Whe MENT. | you get that hat?” ¥v } r grea When winter The «rand « EDITH JORH 18 PARIS, Ma f the foreign ambassador @ meonin to be hely ident was clored. March 1% that a Thal spring THORNTON, GETTIN ON us us are because . lights, but I'v wurn't more Kottin’ © nent literar walk for the berefit | w the wt the American whut wv Far East ther. Pi 1 fault * will bring * have passed 1 tert Am m kh maid bout at fe |FREDDY GOOZLEMAN Ar VLADIVOSTOK short be bard men moer re of “ifs tooth, ay for your PASTER SUIT and HAT, §| PORT ARTHUR, March 19—A] At Viadivontok, March 19, sno You certainly cannot afforg to be badly dressed when you can get Russian cruiser went out of the har ownd, and willing two chang two Buch terms as these, YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD with us ALWAYS bor today to look for Japanese boats. !a warmur klimelght and FOR ANYTHING. |The commander saw tw 1 re-| Deer Editure: Every ware J ac | | turned to the harbor uninjured, The| seam two find Jap knees, ‘Thare is| Eastern Outfitting Co | Russians are mueh elated |eum hear, Kvree mornen thay thro|1 s ST, PETERS March 19. $2 milyun dolars’ wurth off shell | “God help the Ja e when thelintwo the town. 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References—Best banks and leading business men of the city SYNDICATE DOCTORS cific disease. of ugh hes oie WRIT DENIED wr by th FIRE IN A CHIMNEY Fire In the chimney of a residence | ar Twelfth avenue and Yesier way ¢ 9 o'clock thie morning | led out the fire department. The blaze did damage | Brown, w for the} been a mis and under the Chrint will lecture in the Free Methodist chureh Sunday on her work. She will appear in na tive costume. | es Cargo Sold The insurance adjusters in the mat of the burned steamer Queen mpleted thelr work yesterday tia taseel ot ee" "Hl Southeast Corner First Avenue and Marion Str (109 Marton Street) ts wold to the Outlet Clothing SEATTLE, WASHINGTON ¥ ‘« AGO, PREPARING FOR as WAR RETURN TO HER HOME 0506008 tes et the. - aA pene PONE Town Up Ex job! MARS. ADDIE DOWNS, WIFE OF A WINLOCK PREACHER, roar tgs Pang on ac and villager, all grunt CHANGES HER MIND AND WILL LEAVE HER PARAMOUR ' » the he seen. There are no Mongol be (Gpecial to The Star) | drugged, 1 think she either wide of the Hine the native! aie py ite of..the Wisiock| vara. Het S ations infive have been driven away, This ‘| preacher, who eloped with Cart Al er hi | opporsunity of destroying the line attitude teday fe bi ning. Bhe r Md ‘ Be ‘ommack stations—rude wattle) 4, 1 it now peer ertain that! tarn to her b t the | teed buildings with affolding t OFM, HO) M Downs and his truant wife|siy of ting t Ib eh that that the Cossacka may keep wateh! wit have a reconcitiation, |iieve that after she gets away from | resider n the w ™ For the wake of the children and] Alvord she be all right again, | t f the wtate t tread of all, my wife is going back home,”| Yeu, there are stories that she was! poll tax said Ke Mr. Downs today jrugged by Alvord, but I have no} nv on The people at Winlock do not blame| dled thin cane mynelf k of her so much 4o Alvord, 1| will be pr ted to the believe my wife was drugged, as whe f the law eral has always been such a good woman try an CalZ that she would not do anything ik Alvord. tire th | I left there 1 ; Tam told that Alvord gave candy| not to bring him back to some members of the chotr out of | che 5 phat I we Ponte one pocket and then took candy out! first ho attempt this of « different pocket and gave it ba: "1 wal ADMIR FL TOKI Rhrew « fone of Mo da Wn cane’ Mut nor Bost six while © MINER wn s0UT * eerie lew Yo" Wocked | rious | Ther stre to Plym “aAmpton. Mamage: part of | Her | Cape i Where 5 Rime it Deaten ¢ ter ir Mision w: Miner A: With be She g1 ‘morning Bpproac floated bait. When of Hur Anto the More ag The o