The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1904, Page 8

| QUTRAGES : SEVERAL JEWS KILLED AND b MANY WOUNDED IN BUL GARIA B RERL Dave received a te AnthSemitic riots « ted “palanka, Bulgaria, The mob stormed @d nineteen Jows Many Hebrew L. anes at Baue were Also plundered mod's ex was the usual romor itual murders Passover sact Gommitted for the KILLED BY AVALANCHE (By Scripps News Ass'n) INNSBRUCK, Austria, April 5 ‘A party of tourists were overtaken an avalanche near Peter Ant- chustte on Mount Griskunge! in the Alps. Peter Muller was killed and PF Smother of the party te mining was ‘GWEN $500 Mrs, Emma Puirchild was yester- @ay awarded a verdict of $600 dam- | @ ewes by a fury in Judge Hanford’s 4 court in her suit againat the Great | Northern for personal injuries. She) Awd It was y was injured while getting off a| thet be life train at Stimson’s crossing about and en roa pr Be «two years ago. When she alighted ao - —_ the train there was no railway]! (oe and will be tried sa ploye to assist her. The train) morrow morning and she fell, seri COOK TOOKoA DOLLAR art this = morning Monts | thought that « | | slow and, ‘ \ r| om M Dow t | wadtmade by} r r vm Downey did not f May prosecute Montgom " « him | HE WILL || G60 HOME BANK EMBEZZLER STOLE TO PAY ON HIS HOME MORTGAGE ST. JOSEPIT Clewell, caahle of « Mo. April 6—George Federal Trust ©, whe was says he came niet visit his brother, « © Will be between 04 to deponitors b: He says he was temptett ular methods in ord here direct that his short 0 and $20,000, & guarantee. ee LIFE SAVED BY BEING ARRESTED C. J. Valentine tried engines and freight tracks on Railr b “gtarted suddenly } Va well k j ly injuring her hip and Limb.| tice . brought sult to recover $9,400.| but aw Frank Miller, a tor, has filed a ‘ ea Mbel in the federal court against the} raltron @chooner Abbie F. Morris, now tn) down @Ris city, for wages due him from) while March 7, amounting to $15. metre n order track. , ee ae Heart affections will not get welt of | t eet mov } ives ih-| on tn that wa: neither do they remain re. ¥ contin. to w in number and} organs, 7 Rerre force a : mu anil completely that's the en: the very first indication of heart You can stop all progress and & cure by the uno of Dr. Miles’ Heart Core If the cause is not removed| (By Seripps News Ass'n.) TLWACO, Wa April KA com most ¢ffective heart remedy | died by Supt. Whitman of It builds up, feeds and/ Railway & Navigation thens the nerves and muscles today finally oned a deal the heart, and restores it to perfect Seb aceon, Wtlctr with be made, tey naive irrigation system, into a serious heart trouble; for two my life seemed 2 when = Miles taki: to hang attention was c leart Cure, I com- the Heart Cure, and IRINS, bottle falls to benefit, mon- Honest values and lowest Prices has given us the largest Hat of permanent customers pos- seaved by any other Wholesale Family Liquor House on the Coast, $1.06 per full quart bottle for Keystone Club Whisky Cream of all Ryes. 404 First Ave. South BOTH PHONES—PINK 1751. Free Delivery. Etamine Skirts With or without silk drop skirts, best quality, trimmed Peau de Bote bands and folds. Prices from . $12.50 to $35.00 Our medium-price Skirts are the best values ever shown in the city. Beautiful Plain Broadcloth Skirts, in black and blue, cor- rect cut and style. Price $8.50 to $15.00 Our stock is large and com- plete in every respect, our prices @re reasonable, New York Store JACOB PERL, Prop., $458 Second Ave. Neat Pike St. Saito Par. ae Bios BUSINESS COLLEGE oranberry marab. claim, prove that ties in American in be brown Oregon and Washington marshes DEFEATED an (By Sertops News Ass'n.) DES MOINES, Ia. April 6—Wo- man's suffrage received a death biow In the legisiature here, when it failed to get a constitutional majority in the house, this morning. | HONORED A HERO (By Scripps News Ass'n) TOKIO, April solemnity the remains of Com- Hiro Setakeo, the officer his life during the sixth at Port Arthur, With greatest mander | who lost | bornbardment March 25, while herotcally attempt- | ing to save the life of a satlor, were escorted through the streets today by a guard of honor consisting of | marines in blood-stained uniform The streets were densely crowded. HAVE LEFT WIJU (By Scripps News Ass'n.) TOKIO, April 5.—Confirmation has reached here of the report that |the Japanese have retired from Wiju. Only small parties of Rus sians are on the upper reaches of | the Yalu. | Ses VIRGINIA KNOWS NOW Virginia Johnson failed to learn that &@ new chief of police was in power and walked the strects in the upper " part of the city when she should hav been in the restricted district. She in @ “street walker,” in the langunge of the police, one of those we are not allowed on the streets, the district beiow wan tanks BRITISH EXPELLEO | PORT ARTHUR, April 5.—All the] English workmen making repatrs| on the Russian battleships have been expelled. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP - Cea a See Mss | colle, aod {i sofas the oh HONEST LADIES’ AND GENTS’ sPprRIN the best and latest designs and ¢ LECTED line of SPRING WEARI and easy terms aro what we offer you. $1 PER WEEK IS OUR WATCHWORD We have the MOST EXCLUSIV REMEMBER-61.00 PER W Eastern Outfitting Co. 422-424 Pike Streot, Corner Fifth, VALUES SUITS, MILLINERY, eto,—ir nicest fabrics: & and MOST NG APPAR CAREFULLY In the City. Vs 8E- WILL RAISE ieee | ground of Infidelity | oli, BLAMES BOOZE SUICIDES SUES GA LOON MEN AND THEIR LAND widow LORD FOR BIG DAMAGES North Bea ley tm atte damages f and M. Mt bullding by the aa Mra. Bta Februar band drank in the Collier aa loon and brought his long de bauch to a met tting his ows thre » March ®, of that year. Mer sult ix based on a state law which makes the proprietor of any saloon and the owner of the « in which it tm altuated, r naible for the death of any person caused direct ly Indirectly by Hauer purchased there. The case is on trial before Supertor | Judge Griffin | DANGER | SHIPLOAD oF EXPLOSIVES) THREATENS PORT ARTHUR (By Serty IRKUTSK April y® Port REINFORCEMENTS | (By Scripps RERLIN, Ap $—fhe Fmperor has t M | ranean reir Afr Herrere \PA IMASTE. R IN TROUBLE (By Bertyps News Ass'n. WASHINGTON, D. C Paymaster John Mor t 1 States navy has beer y of violating regulation > the necretary of the n with charged eul and negtect of duty by « tial convéned In the Philippines wan sentenced to a lone of ten nu bers in hie ars STILL 8 SHOOTING Shooting te ati heard tm the Italian colony on Sixteenth avenue south. In} @ large Mat ho ot ries ave een fired. When tal- | are not ab @ at each other, are practicing ship on barrels and thelr markaman ther artich neighbors’ back yards. Several shy ft ts said, have narrowly missed dren. BAD FOR TYNER | (By Scripps News Aea'n) | WASHINGTON, D. C.. Apri! &- istrict court of appeals today ulead the demurrer to the Indictme at The rmer attorney f the postoffice department. Harris Barret, his nephew and an- ant. MERELY AS STRANGE RS 1 deposition was filed in rt this morning in the eune of John E. Schober, wh suing his wife, Minnie, for a divorce on the Fred Mears, a traveling man who lives in Minneap prevented and busine him from remaining tn Seattle to at tend the trial, gave the testimony be fore a notary on Sechober's behalf. Mears says, in the deposition, that he is intimately acquainted with the Schobers and knew them for many | years in Milwaukee and Minneap: prior to their separation. He swears that the last me he met Mrs Schober was durfng a slumming tour | of Milwaw when he saw her in a h of i) repute kept by one Rose! Parker, On cron examination Mears testified that he was not drinking that night and never drank, but that he couldn't say as much for Mra. Schober. He further testified that he did not speak to Nas and that she did not renew her equaintance wie him during his} Visit to the F \COSS SAYS IT IS A MISTAKE, Judge Tallman cleared hia court | room this morning when a jury had been red and the trial of the case of the state against Willie Coss be gan. Coss te accused of criminal aw sault by Mary Finnoll, a widow of about double his years, who lives near Maple Valley. Ho looks to be about 19 years of age. | His defense fe mistaken identity, Mra. { Finnell testified that she had known him for many years. The alleged a» sault was committed last Deo ember. W. N. Mack told the pe tte | morning that a pair of solid gold cuff pad pen stolen from a closet 0 Log Cabin saloon. THE BEATTL TAR Dee ces ie nts New Idea Patterns | All Patterns roc | Each SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS FABRICS One of the Progressive sda: leading departments in thi tion hable prices for Wedne 1otes unmate The Underwear Department Will Have Many Buyers Wednesday Witt b ibbed allowed on all Women's und fat goods Hacount ttken from our regular small profits makes this right days, together with thene wonderful bargains, wilt m: 7 i for ny Dress and Apron 10¢ IBe « shue yard for o quality 156 ford 1 for Pan Walstings yn y White Ox. y Dotted Swine. Spee Linens 25e for b46-inch m D 3 neh ard for $e a yar { Ben Damask 8 Damask ached Dan i Damask mk for @ f 7] 68-inch Cream I q ak He : $i. ‘25 ‘tor inch 90 Bleached Dare Black Goods 45¢ for ile Hiack Cheviot ! Q3e yard for $1.26 ite OBe yard for $1.26 Black Chev 4% inches wide, eponged 1 shrunk 6\e yard for Mohaire lot of Fancy Black Gran- {| Be for I 45e 6 450 for Black Storr ree ack Zibetine. Wednesday Specials For the Men Silk, Neck we -Hanes. ey Ble t wear Ge Men's Fi periale and Four-tr for Men's F alfek Kuwpendr Vala tore and Children's all wool or part woo 106 « yard for 250 « yard for Batin Damask Remnants half Hie: Ee GOODS.--SOME BARGAIN HINTS b Black Goods the Dre Ce ec 25 Per Cent Discount 1 underwear, including jersey the biggest Underwear Bargain ake the wash goods go rapidly in Cttambre 4 Striped Mercerized Btripe Ro- binas, Underpricings for Frogal Housekeepers Heavy Cotton Cramh. @ for All Linen Ginse All Linen h Toweling r Turkish Toweling Mleached ‘or Hath Towels, size Bleached Sheeta. price O3e yard for mare $1.40 yard for our $2.00 qual ity $1.26 Black Ar- Black French Broad Colored Good ard for The Colored M r ite Fr haire for school ard t6-inch uting skirts IN THE BIG BARGAIN BASEMENT CENTS tal Tea Spoon} 1 FOR 5 CENTS Am Picture Hooks. Se FOR 2. each Ro} nned Steet Shelf 1 Wire Egg Beaters, each... M80) min Gravy Mtratnes Nutmeg Graters, each Ze! Large W Mixing Sp TBA Se ‘ ation Apple < Bp it Tea Btraine each ae Parer Kettle Cover K each eo) Antiseptic Toothpicks, 2 Hard Wood Mustard Spoon, ¢ pei “elave Shee package Be ne Pot Serub, ath Ze) Tin Choker Mouse Traps... 6e ~ i dow jothes Pina be Package Carpet Task Ze see Bot Gham bog Can Openers, each Re) Wood Han aters Be Nickie Te ners be Stove ver Lifter Be Clase Salt Pepper Shakers. Drinking Cups, each Ze) en | ass Toothpick Holders, Tin Fufinels, each ae o tae Japanese Pepper Boxes, each Be Dishes, each hop. Begs ton; shorts, | " By ton! oll meal. Sa d ie, rt et tom: | alfalts. te | SALE PRICES ton, Peanuta, re to any buyer ie Chee genall purchaee per Ib; Eastern | storage, 1934 | tee dom; Eastern, Bo dom % Native, @ibc per Ib; Bast | ern, 140 per Ib W ve ranch, Ore- | eecon, 160 Ib: ites Chrlckens, hens and tng 1Seb 1s Ducks, live, Me ~ AY ec per Vegetable Ito "per Squebe, scarce White River bb per ton Yakim salmon trout ye carrots te per Ib; solen 4 ver ib; ameita | ~ . ' rad hee, Ie xf) ber how letter er Walia Walla} Srione dase per owt: greet onion | The Steamship com ioc per dozen bunches: Hubbard) pany's steamer City of Seattle te Squash 24o per Ib; pumpkin, IGING | scheduled to mall for Skagway and per Ib. y cana. tor “6 cooking, eGSi.w box: Bolt. Pb gge > Soest. a por vox, Buidwing| ® JArK® number prompectors and Spies ste.” $i dem | miners bound for the Klondike, as well FauBtaing | aw a number for the now diggings in care and | tric Winter Nel. | the . + Bena ntoers Vicgra ‘and | 1 mining centers promise few to be active this season. As a cai gas Beai| the City ot Meattlo will take a0 tons 6, $13 ot general merchandien u gs 8 = Pt) Dancing Sehoot, Prof. Willeon’s, Hay, Grain and Feed Ranke ball, Oats, 27G% per_tor Clothing For the Particular Dresser sortment of Men’s Sults for in particular that SHORT barley, $25 ton; nue Pike street and | oe Can be found in our large spring. In Top Coats we will appease the most fastidious. have one It is a BLOCK THIBET BOX COAT. It is something that 18 all by itself for style and make-up, Come around and let us show it to you Fs Just received, a large wtment of Fancy Handker- chiefs for Pillows, Kimonos, etc Men's Suits from $10.00 to $30.00. H.Lewisé First Ave., Cor. Cherry as FOR 10 CENTS Japanned Tea Pe 106 Patent Nutmeg Graters 10¢ Copper Clothes Hooks, 1 doxen for Wire Covered Mats Raratoga Potato Slicers 100 Nickle Nut Crackers 106 Pretty Decorated Procelain Cups and Saucers 100 yw Mixing Bowls..10¢ T lane Jelly Dishes, pretty patterns 106 Heavy Tin Sauce Pans 100 Heavy Tin Collanders 106 Long Nickie Stove Pokers...10¢ MARRIAGE Lice NSES Joneph Liol #. and Emma Perry, %, both of TB lard. Business suits, $25. 1329 ana. Herald, offer you so complete niture, siore—as we The now ¢ is satisfaction ing made serve you than ever before Stone, Fisher & Lane Time to Buy Children’s Spring Coats TOMORROW ON BARGAIN SQUARE We will offer for one day only @ large lir coats for children, all new spring sty Dive, tan, brown and black, some elaborately trimmed with braid and gold, others plain with beautiful buttons of pearl, gold and gunmetal; each garment of worth and style—ages from 3 years up to 6 years. Bring the Children---Choose Tomor- row From Four Great Lots Lot No. f Lot No. 3 ‘Agen from 3 to 6 years, nix years, atyles, worth regular $2.2 ¥ jaunty tomorrow . tomorrow $1.50 Lot No. 2 ars, seven | nso regular of sample len # of red, four worth Lot “ 4 0 6 years worth elaborate 45.75, to~ styles, morrow $3.95, DON’T MISS THIS SALE Che dnnex Home of Quality and Worth—Second and University LAWN MOWERS 12-inch Columbia Brass Bearings. . 14-inch Columbia Brass Bearings... 16-inch Columbia Brass Bearings.. A WARRANTED MOWER AT A LOW ERNST BROS, ireot Phones John 2831 Ind. 1158 PRICE. _TEALE-HILLS FURNITURE & CARPET CO. The New Store Is Now Ready It is very satisfying to us to be able to | an assortment of fur- carpets and draperies—in a daylight greatly when we realize that the beginning is just be- | that each,day we will improve, | get new goods and be in a better position to | This is to be a stére of progress. The new things are coming in every day Improvements will be store's policy—should it | Certainly the CREDIT | most liberal and fair that any | store has to offer. , With a stock that satisfacte?> choose from (and becoming more compe: each day) and a liberal policy toward you, there ought to be enough to interest you sufficiently to have you come and look through the store Come in tomorrow, made in fhe seem to ne SYSTEM a8 Northyyere walt increasec Teale-Hills Furniture & Carpet Co. Second Avenue and Union Strect “Part Down and Balance as You Can” a « 4 3