The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1904, Page 2

STRANGLED M PRSOW SAILOR CARL ANTONSON, A HANGED HIMSELF AFTER A WILD DEBAUCH COR NRIONT, Carl A a sailor, hanged People ase tn the lly Jail last event was recovering from All Over Loe seeenaes a « led him to end his own} Nag owen : ih dein and We w t « by nan Huff and apprecia vK to jal ¢ yor up. Me had ING BY MAI i 1 1 cavily and was bare convenient. Writ 4 * pay 4 por ! nm he began to re deposits. Joover his # 4 and at 8:50 o'elock DIRECTORS Jin the afternoon waa fed with th J. B. Macbour Ja Hoge, | ott soners, After the evening ar, I yw ryan, i; pier was called away Bohmits, « On Ww yy A. ny atrel wagon. Wr he re Stewart BR. Ager ¥ | turned to the Jail he found Antonson Rosenbers, N. B. Solner, breathing his last | The man had made a slip noose tn} his belt strap and had tied the loose Unioa Savings & Trust Co. 112 CHERRY STREET. end to a hammock hook four feet Seattle Agents: Bank of Cape] from the floor, He had then placed Nome, Nome, Alaska. the noose about his neck and slipped Have You Seen Our Money? See our sign, fascimile of what you will save by owning a home in the down to the floor to strangle. He died immediately after the Jailer cut him down } Deputy Coroner Harry Arnold took | charge of the body and removed it to the Bonney-Watson morgue, USHERED IN HOLY WEEK ons Sin PALM SUNDAY SERVICES WERE goods ar alk ment and are (Overlooking Lake Washington.) HELD IN SEATTLE CHURCHES Slightly Used and Second-Hand Pianos PS Doerner hee tae REED) Goes Beco PIANOS SALE OF holidays we have a te a large number of second-hand pianos which we now offer at third of regular prices when 1 These in nice condition and have horoughly overhauled in repair depart ¢ guarar d for § years. Easy payments if desired YESTERDAY One Upright Chickering ........ 200 | One > The ThompsonC One Upright Weber . ceeeee BEEO | Or ure Meyer & Co 110 One Upright Hallet & Davis 175 | One are Gale & Co.......45++- $2 224 Pike Street Palm Sunday, the last Sunday tn /M} One Upright Sherman & Clay 140 | One Square Mathushek .. 4 90 Tent end the first day of Holy weak. One Upright Monington & Weston 75 | One Square A Gale & Co....... $55 —_—_— was observed tp all the city churches 1 endal On Sx H ot ] yesterday with appropriate cerome: | One Square Marshall & Wendall...$100 | One Square Ew , 7 It nies. The event commemorated te | the entry of Josus into Jerusalem, | Positively oniy stx more days of| when the people cut branches from } D. 8. Johnston Co.'s big cut price} the palm trees and strewed them in a cond-fand Ordéans that any time between now and next} At the Catholic churches the Saturday night enough can be saved| Diessing and distributing of the! on @ Piano or Organ to justify a/| palms was the feature of thte da —- > : "hanst on " : ae Very great effort on the part of|#ervices, The ceremony was fol- Cornish Pipe Top Chapel $75 Weaver Hot wg OP adele every contemplating purchaser to| lowed by regular high mana at Western Cottage with mirror.,.... $50 Mason & Hamlin h top, mirr take advantage of this last week’s|the procathedral the palms were Ph B ie Ch I Inut. $25 | Ree aie au bass .......6. eve wpecial offers. True, there are all|Dlessed by Right Reverend pond hillip Brooks Chapel, walnu' cloubet Pelton / Kinds of so-called bargains offered | Edward J. O'Dea, ansisted by Path- Story & Clark, very fine high top, mirror Century, high top | Nowadays, but we have sufficient | ¢rs O'Brien and Murphy. , ie 1 | Elaborate services were held Trinity Parish church In at the morning Dr, Carl Hoffman sang the) confidence in our many advantages to guarantee bigger values than can be obtained anywhere else In the Northwest. Pianos that we re now Qt $137, $190, $218, $240, $268, $29 to $220 and upward are worth from $75 to $150 more than our cut Sale price. But the above samples are onty a small portion of the big full of genuine snaps that we to show. We can also surprise tm the extraordinary prices at dur- For instance, fine Bew parlor styles, with eleven stops, @ividing couplers, mirror and all the latest improvements, only $58 this 4 Worth $80. Second-hand or- We have from $22, $90, $37, $40, eto, po? such well known makes as the Kimball, Story & Clark, Mason & Hamitn, Burdett, Western Cot- tage, Clough & Warren, Ithaca, ete. All instruments sold om very easy Just a Few Words it the SIMPLEX PIANO PLAY- BR If you have a piano and no} one to play for you, you cannot realize what a great musical treat you are missing by not having » Simplex to play for you. It only coats $250, including one year's wub- seription to the circulating !brary Of 2% rolis exch month, or 28 year. Large stock of player to from. Columbia Daniel F, “Penlme” as offertery and the) pastor preached on the subject, “The Repentance of Peter.” In the eve- ning the “Seven Words,” « beautiful! entata by T. DuBois, was sung in Latin. The solo parts were taken | by Master Robert Adair, Miss Mar guerite Fry, William B. Wescott, W. Cc. Chariton, W. A. J. Bates, Dr. J.) W. Peoples and Dr. Carl Hoffman. I ance. Services at Trinity rish church will continue throughout Holy week, Solemn services tn observance of} alin Sunday were also held yester- day in St. Mark's and the other) Episcopal churches. At St. Mark's services will be conducted during Holy woek They will be at 10:30) a. m. and 4:30 p.m The Methodist Protestant church will hold services every night thie week and thé Plymouth Congrema- tional chureh will hold dally services until Friday LITTLE TALES TERSELY TOLD A FRANCHISE FOR the opera- tion of an electric street raflway through the streets of Lewiston, Idaho, has been asked for by Judson Spofford and associates, the fran chise to cover a period of 25 years. Hi DAVENPORT HIGH SCHOOL Talki Machi gave @ concert Jast night in the n MCS | crmory hati at Davenport. Still lead in favor with all who wish CEN me ok iii ‘anything in the small musica! inetra- | ‘SENATOR GEORGE TUR- fment line. Thousands of recorda to| NER of Spokane ts to be the guest choose from. We also carry 4 large fAassortrnent of violins, guitars, ban- mandolins, accordions and all kinds of strings and supplies. D.S. JOHNSTON (0. 003 Second Ave. Burke Bidg. of honor at the Jefferson banquet to be given by the Democrats of Watla Walla April 14. STAR BREWERY COMPANY at Vancouver, Wash., Is to institute & system of ofl fuel. The Vancouve Electric Light Company is also con- templating the use of of] for fuel, THOMAS A. BOYER, the well known lecturer, will begin a series of lectures at Davenport, Tuesday | night. NT OF THE numerous inst the city of Vancouver defective sidewalks, the city passed an ordinance for council has providing that the sidewalks In front of all buildings in process of con | struction shall be fenced in. A| SCIENTISTS BE Seattle, - - - - - Wash. sURY near bY OF THE Culdesac, FUQUA druggist, Second | THE s Idaho, hea ler, We have also in stock some very fine used pianos whicl ing Kingsbury, are nearly new, compris Franklin (made by Fischer), Hamilton and Ludwig. We will give pur chaser the benefit of the payments made by former customer and easy terms on the bal ALLEN & GILBERT-RAMAKER CO. 1406 Second Avenue......Nearly Opposite Bon Marche self player, ‘free musi $150 | Large Symphony, Jeatty tan mus 27 stop ” ree | ore will meet in institute at Monte- [eano today and continue in session until Friday ever MACCABEES WILL HONOR COMMANDER | oe The local Knights of the Macon-| bees will hold a grand reception this evening at Christensen's hall, Ar- cade = bulldin, tm honor of D. P. | Markey, « ine commander of the order, who is in Seattle on his way back to his home in Port Huron, Mich., from the state vention of the order at Everett. A s of 2 candidates will be initiated during the evening by the local tents, and| Commander Markey will speak, | | LITTLE BOY KILLED Mm, @ 5-yeag-old boy, | | died at the Seattle General Hospital aturday afternoon from injuries re- | ved in an ace nt at Ballard last Boys in a neighboring yard ling a tree for fuel. It di ped into the yard where the Ol child was playing and {nflicted fatal Injurien, | SAY HE'S A BAD ONE Vi Johnson Jordan, an alleged bad man, was arrested in the lower part | uifage Belle * of the city last night by City De- tectives Adams and Carr. Jordan wa ¢ of the colored men who was] closely associated with Will Bent- Jey, the desperado who was kille & week ago by Steve Brod It ta! LIEVE THAT TH E AINOS ARE THE JAPS’ FORE- | H pavement of fir plants in also to re- FATHERS | | kane and’ Portiand. ged pees: tee an pereent ae Siete These hairy dwarfs, found in Hakk Northern Japan, are $$$ street, rapidly becoming extinct. The territory they live in is almost Captain John A. O'Brien has re commen frigid, | cov ] m his recent serious 1))-| . THRE PROPLE OF COLFAX are j ness and was able to leave Provi- | to vote on the proposed plan of add-| === ; os dence hospital yesterday, . orn af- || 1%e a $15,000 filter to the waterworks| been completed untry, died near Wilbur > ab Ai itu ni ta ter ok ae ie be | em for the filtering of the Pa-| soon commer 1. & a cnyouae t vgn foie t an Copy or imitate, || louse river water, which is now be-| will make it - ile thin tras ~ vd 4 oor ae ane originate. §| '9e used. grain from pr | ‘ THE QCICKSILVER 87 yoo tr z > that ares ren my: = Pree yo to. merynee ariier than he 7 cite county has proven authen- | 4 1g RN Oongigg, rocortnang Te you have any trouble with f| bigh in the neighborhood of Cul-| sins, 0. K, THOMPSON, wife ry encouraging fiw ob RAR ete Your Kidneys, Bladder or Or. {| 2#9¢, Idaho, over 4 big strike re-| one of the oldest pioneers of the sone . LeaeiG, memaon 2nd howe: arcane gans, consult Syndicate Doctor. |ported to have been made tn the} ————_— - - THE CENSUS BUREAU report} gestion, stomach and bowel srouble Phe only true epecialist in the §| “ent Friend group, ves hat, Lnropbing Headache FS en te Coenen -Sowee Te) Oetes Sores eens reed ey Meraeets "ent eaaee caspean panos Would quickly leave you If you used) trrigatior m there to be greatly | tors and all remedies failed. At A STRIKE ON TH® Northern Pa-|Dr, King’s New Life Pills. Thou-! above the average. Better methods | length I was induced to try Electric] cific extension through the govern-| sands of sufferers have proved thetr| of manag economical | Bitters, and the result was miracu |ment reservation near Vancouver,|matchlens merit for Sick and Ner-| use of water « we |ious, I improved at once, and now Ss ndicate Doctor | Wash. is soon to begin. The ex-| vous He hes. They make pure - Im completely recovered.” — For ry’ | tefifed line will be along the river| blood and build up your health WILLIAM F. BRYANT, a pioneer! Lv mténay, Stomach and Bowel! on a trestle over a mile lonfg. Only % ) money back If not coast, aged 81, died at his| troubles Blectric Bitters is the only 108 Marion St. for oes cured. Sold by @ 0. GUY, Inc, ¢ in Kettle } aturda | medicine, Only 0c | It's guaranteed | |by G. 0. GUY, Inc, druggist, Second | avenue and Yosler, Avenue and Y ‘ one THE CHEHALIS COUNTY teach mee cane pent Houre #:30 to 6; Sunday, 0 te Lady attendant. HARVARD DENTISTS— 518 fr LADIES’ WATCHES FROM $6.50 UP | thew 704 First Avenue Union Bakery and Cafe WE HAVE THE BEST OF EVERY- THING IN THE BAKERY LINE. you get Marquette—tell your dealer you must have the best whiskey demand purity and quality when you drink whiskey~Marquette costs you no more. GROMMES & ULLRICH, THE NORTHERN LIQUOR CO, 212 First Ave, 8., Seattle. Adhestve Pliable Plate eof Elasticity. of Simp! Ever-Ph elt. fection Suction Plates thie Pla Geld Fillings é Silver Fillings Bridge Work . Gold Crown ... ° All Work Guaranteed 16 Teeth extracted free, without pain and replaced with new ones the same Gay. —518 mu a | watentnnsta Co Re “Bases ec or] lose that yi! pax. yee 5 fav {nvestignte, Louis Klodt Jewelry Co. New Location Avenes ‘THIRD | 1013 First ; Only Dentivts in the West making | 6 ~ AVENUE Theater TONIGHT Mahara’s Be Minstrel Jubile jood I y night A Famous Remedy for Sick Headache f price. Rosanko ( The Quaker avenue, Seattle Fine California TOKAY 25c PER QUART BOTTLE Brunner & Co. 403 Pike St. Telephone Main 1060 BONNEY-WATBON CO. Per RE ga Contracted Disorders Te sure your cure ts thorough. Not one of my patients has ever had « relapse after being die charged as curéd, and { cure in teas time than the ordinary forme of treatment require, Specific Blood Polsion No @angerous minerals to @ the virus to the tntertor, but harmless, dlood-cleanaing remedies, that remove the last polscnous taint. \\ gg BS 0/212 Judge My/ Ability %| SS Success I Go not wish people to judge my work merely upon what I say about it. I want them to ences to prove my rect. The proof of « physician's ability te to be dound In the results he obtains, and though I am pot at liberty to supply individual ames of patients as references, the marks of superior skill and service are so prominent and com eploucus as to render my Going 90 unnecessary. Forty years of suc- cess and constant growth ef prac tiee is certainly « practical dem- onstration that argues the merit of my work Bstimate for yourself my volume of practice as compared with the practice of other western specialists. Im there the slightest probability that ff, unable to back up all my claims, I would have won and retained the foremost place among physicians treating men? Could I fail to cure and yet sue ceed as I have? Have you ever heard of a promise of mine remain- ing unfilled, or of one of my pa- tients being dissatisfied with the treatment recetved? Consider these things and then come and talk with me in regard to your case. Men’s Diseases Only is isand How | Cure It le merely a sympton of chronic inflammation in the gland, brought on by early dissipation or by the Improper treatment of some con- tracted Gisease. A complete and rad- foal cure is, therefore, a question of nd to ite normal @ I accomplish promply and completely without the use of in- ternal remedies. My treatment is a loeal one entirely. It ie original and aclentitic, and has been proved abso- y effective by thousands of teste. nvineed that bi ods can full and perm tion of strength and v plished. My Cures Are Perma- nent ; I have permanently cured more men than any other spe- clalist treating the same dis- eases. The methods I employ are original with me and are not practiced by any other physicians or fatitutes, § Our Offices occupy the entire upper floor, and our offices are especiall ar- ranged for privacy. Colored chart sent securely sealed free on application ” My Treatment May Be imitated, But Not Equalled. CONSULTATION FREE In comultation I am alwa: affileted men to consult me free at CERTAINTY OF € money. TRE te STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Inc., What we have done for others, we can do ble and no more than you will be w iting to pay for benefits conferred. ed will be sent closely sealed, free by mail to all who oa: jad to render such helpful « any time, either in person What you want. for you. ¢ or write. D. T. RICHARDS, M. D. ivice as I may be able to offer, at my office or by mail. We give @ Legal Guarantee to cure you ar charg e@ for permanent oure will be r Free Book. 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