The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1904, Page 8

-age One.) MPS. DESTROYED HER (By Scripps News Ass'n.) TOKIO, April 14.—Accord & dimpat om Admiral Urtu, to @ay, the K K was sunk by the Japanese » that Admiral J struck her wi Russian torpede oe oh Gnd not by a tp av of the m at the that the J atroyers tc me Urtu engagement @ sustained no losses during the NEARLY 800 LOST (My Scripps News Ass'n) ST. PE to bring as he is a ‘The defini Joss of 41 of the Pet GLUIM HANGS HEAVY OVER ST. TEAS Scripps News Ass'n) Grand Duke Boris ERSHt > D uke Cyril, to St. Pet » Official rep r drowned in the de ime weal eee oe a ee a By ST. PETER 7 Pearance this | a b - Gepict the u In official circles the hope is ex; - he 1 Feact to benefit the Russian fighters by adding mee " The createst animosity ts felt tow ard Admiral Urtu wh the F sian cruiser Variag at Che ! officers have taken a so) er mn, A mass for Admtra! Makaro was 4 at the @amiralty chapel at noon today ded by the all government officials. The offictals stilt jeve that the Petropay @ mine instead of being sunk by Jap fated in the above dispatch in the reference to | @own affair. whieh was atter cear and wak was blown up by os. This i« indi- the Vict ia-Can ict, where he re. Armatrongs reaker, the Ye and social qualitie n Very popular, and the ed the morning newspaper © his loxs with genuine sym The ed sympathy t the series of misfortunes which hav sued the navy, and « t up n the enormous advantage this tastrophe gives to Japan, ev believed, the an disaster ts than reported in the ie hes. WHAT THE CZAR SAID ST. PETERSBURG, April —When the emperor read @ispatch announcing the loss o the Petropaviovek, he ssian nation empress, who burst into tears. His majesty said “God has willed that the Yen ese should perish by touching Mine and that the Hoyari should be damaged. Now Prov dence, whose serutable, has wi prive us of the Pet and the brave men aboard he ze KNOWN WASHINGTON, miral Makaroffs April feath profound sensation | Itary circles ably b POPULAR IN ENGLAND LONDON, April 14.—The |! Aé@miral Makaroff spoke fluently and ell kno ee —— _ WINES, CORDIALS AND EXTRACTS |: at cod liver oil act sot ry" ' about the same on al }2"0."™ weakened system as a cocktail does on an empty | stomach. If any good is} +; _ accomplished in either | case the medical world) von. a wan iste a has yet to find it out. I Seve ond expressing his sorrow _ Scott's Emulsion! affords effective and per-| | Russian te Vice | the Ur ish | also corr: ot conta AL verican ports of Sor, his _meth- at Port Arthur. news, bu manent relief and cure. in all wasting diseases | because it restores health _ through nourishment, not through alcoholic| sr. rm stimulation. anes ot; the | mand of th: SBURG, April 14 {f's successor in com- To Please Our Patrons Mis our continual aim. We cannot fall to do so with the SPLENDID F LINE of LADIES’ and GENTS’ SPRING SU! which we are dis Playing. Our MILLINERY showing i* oily SURE TO PLEASE. Our easy terms—§1.00 PER WE HONEST VALUES make it to your advantage to trade BUY HERE ONCE, AND WE'LL SELL TO YOU AGAIN. Eastern Outfitting Co. 422-424 Pike Street, Corner Fifth. reece y in the Newcas- were | rmak. sino extend in] en if, am) omnes ot} The Russlen offictal MAKAROFF’S SUCCESSOR Vice | al operations In the : ie tosis sya THE SERATTLE STAR ener’ ote AUS C@®AAAAAAAY RASA”? 7 v i in command of the Baltic ~ Makaae TOKO GEIS <THE MEWS JAPS EXPRESS MAKAROFF'S DEATH (iy Boripps News As Scripps’ News Ass ROME, Aprit 14 | | | . 3 CAPT. ROUNDNEFF. aaa at Che maulpo. Feb, 9, by the Japa being rf d She is commanded | Capt Roundnett |BOYS HAVE THE MUMPS | WASHIN N. D. April 14. MAD MULLAH FLED LONDON, April 14.—~An i ~ GRAZED BY APRIL DAY and of eccentric cullarities were the hi Atxposition t weather of summer. Tuesday was a day heat that kept alr warm hour. About 1 o'clock Bo the hoph: climbed ¢ | | the ladder by which he his improvised scaft | PIONEERS A rT TACOMA | TACOMA, | quarterly meeting of | County Pioneers’ As | held yesterday in the | with about 7 | program of the day « April 14 Ferry mu members present naisted of a resses, readings and songs, anquet at the close. + Read A. Bridge & Co.'s big vertisement in I'riday's Btar, REGRET AT | TOKIO, April 14—The first news Flower Vases, Stand Bowls the sinking of the Russian bat-| ang. Sad Dosen Siliines T ely Dia « when aviovek in the harbor private telegrams this Glassware, #0 nearly ike out posneenearamanneeneny WANT THE CZAR ad cruiser Variag, sunk | st OREGON FARMER HUNG HIM- | | ELF AT THE CLOE OF HOT he had of the most marked during | of great summer until @ late | ad. oe THe PROPLE'S GREAT The STORE THAT'S FAST BARGAIN STORE GOING AHEAD Articles To Be Given Away Tomorrow Absolutely Free SOLE OBJECT IN LUNE pause in the mad rush of business, and for a wh unselfish in this “cold world of ours’—«lve away morrow, not for an hour, but for all day, or We Don’t a to Make Money To- morrow, But We Hope to Make Friends MONEY NOT THE Thin store makes it a pra unselfishly our profits to our pater as long as 3,000 beautiful #0 at leant Will Be A Res Lotter ed glans that tell the article Free TEACHER BURNED TACOMA, A 14M FATHER AND! CHILD BURNED TO DEATH lw. H. NESBIT LOST HIS LIFE AT NEWPORT IN VAINLY TRYING TO SAVE HIS INFANT GON FROM AWFUL DEATH—WIFE 16 DRIVEN INSANE BY SHOCK cw rs Landing, t and hiv Syear-| arned to death. After Nesbit lost ber|and wai on | an boy was cremated in| finally brok ° BELL A o father was fatally] out, but left t 4 on S pt to rescue him. | He gone to one of the ving the boy n the was @ fire in the] came but as the husband was we It in is|ing near by she had no thought of] ed the fire by play! ~~ [ee | | RIVERS RISING PORTLAND, A 4-—The mett-| TACOMA | of th win the mountains in os i with t ing AT MONROE -- of Oregon, Wash mbin e ‘ age height | and the Wil- EVERE Apr {Monks nd hardware # Monroe, was . uurglarized ta r andrea Jand fifty jackk 15 razors and three revolvers were stolen. ist IS SNOWBOUND al to The Star.) 14.—Wh starts Batarday } (Speci Between Vine VERETT, Apr the sald to b aw state edented w has FIVE SPECIALS FOR FRI- DAY’S SELLING Money “a > roots A tow ve n with the weight Saver ash Toweling. alue, for.,.@%e red Jap Wash Sttke = © @LADY’ $ TOOK for ed ¢ Pita kinaw mine tity of nicke mething entirely ne in this section In this era of com: Hquor hous oring to o per cent di ways take our @ eat their face value. They cannot be dupiieat ed at the price Royal Crown Port, Sherry, Angelica and Muscatel Wine $1.50 Per Gal. One of companies opens to |Grand a four ment of Slipper.” To night, tomorrow nis nd Saturday matinee and evening the bill will | continue. | “At the White Horse 1 of the Bak f the week © engage Tavern mpany The por n of Mystery entered § is charg t Lind 104 Fiest Ave. South NOTH PHONES-—PINK 1751 Free Delivery th Third Ave ontinue until Sunday evening, lothes. HERALD, 1 Stylish « HEARING CLEVER SWINOLER AND BANK ROBBER FACES CHARGES AT FRENCH LEAVE dgment 4 with Stone, Fisher & Lane . Stamped Linens, Spachtel] Work, Drawn Work and Battenberg Linens On Bargain Square Tomorrow } Jay's selling and a final clean-up of the recent big ¢ « goods we will sell tomorrow 1 1 Hemstitched Liner hi ' Lace of Mexican Drawn Work | Worth up to 75¢ ‘iad $1.00, 16 E h ; at, choice Cc AC New Stock Laceand Linen Turn Overs, just in, choice, each : Crepe De| |Shirt Chine Waists : CENTS ‘ 17 Instead ’ of 25c 4 y n ; ft t r t r ® ORIENTAL QUAIL ARRIVE FROM CHINA not fa n rel VAN SANT’S STATEMENT about half) gant ed @ state * that no eal in on the fie j with the feathers worn hrough their habit of ule heads through the t T time the cages The Naked Truth About the Piano Business Time was when the piano dealer asked all he could get. Some do it even today! There’s many a piano sold for four hundred that ought to be one hundred and seventy-fivel Safe place to buy is Ramaker’s. Pianos of the highest quality are sold at fair prices. We have the the Hardman, Hamilton. _ A little child can get as good a bar- gain as an expert. Ask about the new little-payment plan. Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co. 1406 Second Avenue 1406 Second Avenue Knabe, the Fischer, the Ludwig and the