The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1904, Page 3

Di ot Ati Be. He a oa Tak Sahay. 7° ALEXIEFF QUITS SHOT OVER HORSE DEAL Andrew TAndholm ts being tried in the affertor court today on the pala bet only «a commission brokers, Yor the reason that this testimony at the fleeing men and Otto Bauder, & half-grown the «eu killed boy. RED CROSS SOCIETY Roeaki recetved the sentence emil«| wan not controverted the court found ing, both he and counsel and family| the pool room men nog guilty and charge of awsault with intent to appearing relieved that he will not] since then the pool rooms have flour- murder, He shot FH. Morne, Feb- hang. The juror# claimed that ft] ished, with notices posted up in ruary 16, Infileting a painful flesh had not been made clear that Roeskt| them informing gamblers that the wound, The affray was a result of THE RUSSIAN VICEROY WIRES HIS RESIGNATION TO THE CZAR | actually fired the bullet that Killed) proprietors are receiving bets only a dispute about the ownership Bauder, as agents for bookmak at the — two horses. It is thought that t —INTERNAL JEALOUSIES AMONG THOSE IN HIGH AUTHOR. In his trial Marx awore that be] tracks caso-will be Gnished late this after ———— te ITY 18 THE REASON fired the shot an@ that he intended) put the LAW SAYS THAT EVEN CHIEF OF POLICE DELANEY | noon. to kill Roeski, who was in disfavor) THI ROGISTRATION OF ANY Loo | with the car berners, and accident-|per ON A HORSE RACE is A KS AFTER BOXES AND THE PROJECT TO ERECT A COMBINED JAIL, HOSPITAL AND ally killed the youth who wae #iCtIng) MISDEMEANOR, and the police WINE ROOMS IN PERSON HEALTH DEPARTMENT RECEIVES A NEW IMPETUS at w table in th court decision of August 27 has no oanaer bearing whatever on the actual con - - struction of the ordinance. —— TACOMA COMING It is a® good now as on the day it rly every saloon in the city, was signed by Mayor Humes, July | abov dd below the deadline, which The project to establish a combined to be able to co-operate with the metms ~ 8, 1903, has been maintaining boxes and Jail, receiving hospital and health| Yers In entabiishing the hospital If ‘he United tates cruiser Tacoma, nay ata aes mall wine rooms constructed In violation department building on t triangy fe found that the city eannet gm . . y 5 ; Y the . i head thie summer with the erection | recently launched at San Francisco, the city ordinances, was inspect tract of land known ae the Kiser! of combined jail and hospital ] will arrive on Puget sound late Frt LOVE STRUCK A ed by Police Chief Delaney last block at Fifth and Yesler has recetved | b 6. the society will ask ine chy, day night. The cruiser left Ban night. He made the inspection tour| VICTORIA, B. C., Apri WM nce” Gauatus teams tan Gonetle to turn over to it a portion of the Francisco thia morning and will at the request of the sal skeepers | ad en fro Kngiand § at that | or w nociet in f efforts to emtab Kiser block on which to build « separ come here under easy steam, On SHORT CIRCUIT themaelves, who expressed a denire | Messrs. Mate 1 Croft have suc- | lish an emerge pita! in the elty.| rate h ‘al building her arrival on the sound she will to have him personally look over| Ceeded in securing purchasers for] The wociety, at a meeting this morn-| The meeting of the Red Crom sos poceed to Tacoma, where she will theirp remises to point out just what | the Lenora mine, Mount Bicker and | ing @t the Lincoin, was addressed by | clety th norning was in reality @ receive the silver trophy to be pre changes are demanded and to ap-| the Crofton amelter, The price paid | Mayor Ballinger " ted the| meeting of all women in the elty whe sented to bh by the elty whose] ove ¢ an beet ‘ ‘ or. | PYOVe oF reject the alterations an al- | * reported to be several millions of | *tablishment of the hospital and eug-| are interested in t project to start fore ans Genta’ fine ‘wit tepeth| oie o int ba heen bemming sp In| Feady made in a tardy attempt to| dollars. gested that it be placed In the ng | an emergency hospital. A resolution for « day or two at Tacoma, and] the family of Rdward C. Kelloeg, an|'!¥e up to the law. ee ~ that the et contemplates erecting | was passed which pledged tho then nd to the navy yard at! electrician, for the past fourteen years, | ‘The chief inmued his orders for the pg em ge cer a ont te SN ee een ae ether pe bekige it aye eng Ange Thong 7 psn satel iors. ned | present time working on yp thorities for the establishment of the eT. the He-thahel wale Ere to Gir thet #9, giving the proprietors unt! next bull K which if, erected am pr t al. Dr. Ghent, Dr wand Dre » ee eee merc are SY Wee ie Spterday to mple h the elternsions GOES TO JAIL 1. ¥ t about 125,00, He ts| Sharpless were called in to aoe Mire. ello = pe an. whic on B o av ine r placer ¢ v for the tructure | speeches on the subject tach of er) WILL INSPECT THE ni Kellona’s petition, which was) up, Bice then there has been & Bia sce ratte | ooeeees the movement, statieg aa pe chan been ithe hahit of spend. | MUreying and akurrying among the -— mmitte 1. The im-| the physicians of the city realized the PeRS @ebauchery, gambling and riotous con The boxes in the notorious Ken-| whose sentence to two in the sa & ya Memt to take the place of the Wayside Mise duet.” tucky saloon, at the southwest cor-| county Ja s been suntained b bind Cth rt i rane "os yr scored mate many practieal Denyed Reltinger win mole an in-| af 'ns sane fer © Reever, os ee renee I ee of: Yesler way and Oseidsotal | thhe supreme court, was arrested! interested in the erection of the bulld- | evsmentions relative | to the maintee Ggutileh: Gf ten Sila dapnnenith 40] Gece Totes o4.bts Puctap-etes om lube Ooi cheaené tote aan le eS 4 brought to the s eee of such & heopital. He eald th the city in @ Gay Ortwo. Fire Chief! nus. en changed to meet require-|to begin serving his wentence. He f the city had anything to do with It, ments, The partition that formerly | was out on appeal bond it whould be run on the same plan affi- | as the library, to keep it out of pole Cook, it ts expected, will be -_ eat off the t r jet lctently recovered from his ilinesa to aff the boxes from the barroom — ++ ‘ accompany him on the tour, ‘The DAMA E. m cut down, but the masked | . th ities, and added that the medical mem see ay ered inepectd net witrance trom asier way han wot | SAP GETS TWO YEARS] ‘<0 20 wey nn bee, Dingo hte Mary srety other Cerne of the city tains if the bewes have bean yemov - - of the em hospital. If all of| connection with it. He explained ¢ Last night the store of A. P ed, #0 that all of them are fairly] A. Kameko pleaded guilty to th ei such élepens jes are ae be ge ‘= Peterson, at Pike street, was well open to view. charge of grand larceny in the su- ie furniahing | elt ete’ being tesveren te iar’ G broken into and all the pennies ‘The changes, however, were made! perior court thin morning and was chat the| on that account taken from the cash register, The Es ee without. the authority of the build- | sent 4 by Superior Judge Tall-| pre vicei w by inet the | of reasurer Ratan of the Seattle Galle burglar alao took a plug of tobacce ing inspector, in that permite were| man to two years in the peniten-| A committee of the society fs to ad-| eral hospital explained the manner im to keep his mouth moist, and a hand (By Gorigns Mews Aan) Not secured to make the alterations, | tiary. He stole « revolver and some! dreas the city council next Monday| which charitable work te done thersg axe for future operations, Fm toad whe In this © many similar cases| jewelry from A. B& Barber, January| evening about the matter, urging the | and endorsed the movement also, Mras The Pequod club will hold a soctal MIDEN, April 20.—The big storm | Buliding Inspector Place has refused | ¢ ration of that body. Mayor Bal-| J. H. Sanderson presided at the meet= VICE ADMIRAL ALEXIEFF eession Saturday evening, April 23, | 0% “reat Salt Inke for the past three | to grant a permit until the boxes r. in his address before * ing. Mre. Marion B. Baxter, who has in Germania hall. days has damaged th ade the | were entirely torn out, as permite this morning, called atte to| charge of the Wayside Mission hose aes —— ow Lucin cut-off of the Southern Pa-| fer the construction of the boxes V/iC UNION fact that a new jail | pital, spoke in favor of the org 4 4 . } 6 honp Du ked t ST. PETERSBURG, April ®.—Be cause the caar tenored bim in naming cific, the waves dashing over the | were not seoured in the first place station was even more necensary at| ment of the hospital. but adsed & 201 " r f r ped oadbed, and whedules have} * nae ” er r oment than a recetvin, ‘ore attention be given to the Waye & succemsor to Vice Admiral Makar off, Viceroy Alexleff has asked for his LAW NOT ENFORCED _ | :onsheo. 208 feoiant scheduler ts All the owners of saloons con- 0 t moment than & recy ar | aide Mission in the meantime. Mime Teaignation a viceroy, and desires to be relieved at once bese abandoned, There is a rumor |talning boxes,” wad Chief Delaney | A committer appointed to investigate | me one $ Nem Ot | ecatus Brainerd, Dr. Annie Russell t is expected that his request will be plied with forthwith, al- that a gang of men on steam launch-| this morning, “and most of the ea-|th* record of Prosecuting Attorney | the society cx areatly ne | Erantun Brainerd, | hae e though no official statement has been given out AGAINST POOLROOMS | ox. catnering up timbers, have per | icone do contain. boxes, have bx. | Bett and candidates for justice of the | pec reige ay ann ve yee wu sehey es prety Py pe My eter ae siesta ; he resignation of Alexieff is the direct result of Internal jealountes ished. nin r | peace by the Civic union, is expected | Cour n establishing the hospital and| clubs of the among those high in the cell of war. tadientions of © gok. poeeramarne eee ened, ar prembd a willingness to comply with | peace By We fe eas topline a re uree of pleasure to him! vein ’ “ out from time to time since the war bees . ” Continued From Page One the Feguiations and are now doing | union tonight at Masonic ha ” cotuer Alexieff resigus, it ts stated. -because his bitterest enemy and the | —— ————~- ———-——= | DAVENPORT A dding so. They have been aking | of Becond avenie and Pike street sharpest critic of his war policy, Admiral Skrydloft, hi t nied | Were running—that they put money me fo make an inepection of their! Reuben W. Jones will deliver an ad successor to the late Vice Admiral Makaroff, ta command of the Rum into ctreulation, The mone: a places to nee that the mee are | drese oF e cot Pi ome savy Inthe Par. Wast, and he was uot consulted. Cee Sl laeee ep ly tes devel gael. cou ta WITTY TALKER |'282% sccoraing to my wish and ihe hae te ee On the eve of the war, Alexieff apparently had the ex e of | not disbursed among @ thousand or that is the reason IT made the In-| — — the caar, but the lack of preparedness of th t Arthur fle own leas quntapes es was & bien oor aw aie setae speetion trip Inet night | im the cases of the batties! etviaan and Czarevitch ealled the atten contage of the money lost in th ¢ order which I Ismued several 3 tion of the emperor to the slackness of the naval edministration tn the Far | - of caus Me] Homer Davenport's lecture tant - “ East | gambling houses, ntafit at Rankere ball © ne ot Gays ano wan directed against every | — ‘The antl-Alexieff party In St. Petersburg held t Admirat Stark, | TR tunning expenses of the pool | most entertaining enjoyed for many | rivvey te pacetus tn nederts have| CLEVELAND, April 20.—Friends III se who was the vicetoy'’s representative, was respon ander him for the |TOomM# are paltry, outside of the tel-] day in Seattle. played no favorites in ordering the | of Bankwrecker George F. Clewell, feet reverse at Port Arthur, jegraph charges, and th ome The famous cartoonist, as a speak vm “They have been made un- | who embeasied $19,000 from the Fea- od eng Ajes eff recomunended the appointment of elther Vice Admiral | MOUS WINNINGS ARH DIVIDED | o¢, ig most pleasing. While unpre | der the Girections of the pelice ner | Trust Company and then fled,| NOVEL GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE RAISED BY A WOMAN WHOSE 3 joubasoft or Vice Admiral Makaroff to command the (leet In suce UP BETWEE? v3 N wf ~ | wean’ 6 reimbursed ° ution and 4 to Vice Admiral Stari.” The emperor selected Makarott Snd'tt'the came [A FRW OF WHOM ARE NON- proce ef nity hegre [oie Shasba taat tee” seatene MARRIED LIFE I8 FAR FROM PLEASANT «¥ me nec ul x peolutel de penden The | 3 » - . ee eae woe tts tee on Gece 1 ee ity and a native wit that gives ys” against Clewell will now be dropped meus ef General Rourepathin to eommandet-in-chief of the army to Man- || 1a, ewe the community 18 | rebiahs to the Guendnalon, Of Attocdotes oe PARIS, April 20 ee ay churia. Kourepathin sided with Count Lamedorff, the foreign minister, | Oe: however, le of trifling conse- | that for the main fact made up his h April 20-—St. Petersburg 9 and M. Witte against the policy of Manchuran ann S. and stated to the | auence compared to speech. advices say that Prince Khilkoff, svery time my husband finds me charges, with spending too mucit Chinese minister to Russia, Mr, Hoo Wel Teh, that the whole trouble orig- THE HIDROUS EFFECTS Mr, Davenport carefully avoids aE a Russian mintater of ways and com-yreading my Bible he pinches my nose|money, although she says she inated with Alexieft. Of the pool mn on the morals of | being personal and assumes that hie _ (Special to The Star.) munications, left the Russian cap-| and then if I refuse to close up the; Scrimps and saves and is just aa ‘That there might be no doubt of Kouropatkin's exact furiatiction, the | the city, It No exaggeration to| audience ie more interested in the} TACOMA, April 20.—Wiiliam 9D. |!tal for the seat of war, yesterday.| noly book he gets awful mad and | thrifty as it is possible for any wif Weck oe aeeead ab semmeorecenene pe former minister of | say that En CENT OP THR | peope with whow be has had ex-| Léttlefield, for more than thirty | He will go to Viediveston, beats me terribly. Iam in the habit|to be. Mrs. Keene demands liberal Neriien, the. Peerdaaviowsls porte gy vem Dino wast | MBE: AND DEFAULT. | perience than in himectf. He told| 7&8" & telegraph operator, and one ~ ——senpene of reading a few verses in the Bible | @limony and the custody of her 4 Peck Aethun teheareohten to the converoe cn bis entival there that’ bn can | ERS discovered in responsible post. | many uniqhe. stories about the s | 0f the mont widely known on the Pa-| | = , April 20.—The huge] every night before retiring, but he | year-old boy. She secured an ordedt hoteted his flag om the battleship Sevastopol, and would direct the epera- | tne in Seattle are TURNED OUT | tion's famous men and incidents in cific coast, died yesterday morning | frelghter Agamenon | juat before] Sonics me even that comfort, and|this morning restraining her huss tions of the fleet until a new commander was sent out BY THE POOL ROOMS. connection with sketches he had|@t bis home here. For a long time | ered ain ie ae lise neg Re ond fs if I don’t quit it he will punch | band from annoying her while the Tt ie eaid that no answer to this was sent by the emperor. Without | The case of John McDonald is stil! | made of them. Mr. Littiefield had been suffering | '#red the harbor of Hakodate during] my eyes out.” divorce sult ts pending. consulting Aleieffe wishes, and without coneidering Admiral Doubascsr | fresh in the memory of Beattie news-| Ranke's hall was well crowded | form # complication of incase, but | ® bam tee a running] \¢r. Bertha Keene, well known in| Keene fs engaged fn a draying ang whens he ned ortaton ly ees mentee the emperor telegraphed Vice Ad- | paper readers. In one short year| with those who were interested in|'t Wa# not until Teeresay afternoon | !Bto some sunken mines, church circles, makes this startling | trucking bufiness in the city. cydlott to proceed to Port Arthur via Bt. Petersburg ond aasume | McDonald, who for nearly half his | the Oregon, artist, and none of them| thst he left his office for his bed. accusation against her husband, comand of the fleet. It te said that not even thin fact > » . ! throw nh Shia Aecopatsdhdoad 42/3 e jonal di- BURNED T ssc tb Alecia: aha WAN itoriah We Senee eo ti mena Commmunt- | iife had been the trusted employe of | was disappointed. a co = = Lngouen Little. Robert Keene, in a sensational di dispatches. Alexteff o wed the tmatter for three days, a press [a large Eastern firm and had han- acest \e eld important positions, Ar YOU GOT, MR. POSTMASTER?! vorce sult which she filed against Which he ta tad to Dave reached @ Gectslon to apply for leave. "| died millions of Goltare of its money for bok a0 ee he oe Boerne | eareae . hin thin morning, cn greyed et Xt Ie aed edge tery Ronen Teg Foe oO MO BY EO Ye aa 2 TRUST LOST ent of telegraph for the Bt. Louis & | .\ AS rnc TON, D. C.. April 20.—| trame cruelty. THE JAP. with responsibility for the disasters to the Pacific squadron, by his divi. | ROOMS OF SEATTLE AND NOW fen Brancieco railroad. changing tn | 128 5) Duele one an a beat Maru. Keene alleges that it Ene be- sion of the fleet, which segregated four armored cruisers at Viadivostok | HAS A TERM IN THE PENITEN: IK to that of assistant euperintend- | Hon BY a Sane: ae the ~lcome a case of either giving up her is and stationed the Variag and Kortetz at Chemu! TIARY STARING . ent of telegraph for the Missouri | ster general to ascertain whether on or her husband and she pre- stationed the Vi aK st Chemulpo. TAR HIM IN THE i ae Jany postmestere In Idaho are living} Custom or her ¥ : By Scripps News Ass'n} * & eroy Alexieff is expect © come directly to St. Petersburg, and his | FACE. acific at St. Law } . — fers to dispense with the latter. He RB eg ne fat Winti Kan. ne pac | Pe finn mye permit yet | LONDON, ‘Anat 3—The Conta eee ee Pee tes emearen van vee ol end postition come to light In business houses in| ‘Tne board of works at ite meoting | 10? he was train dispeecher at! opp POR MANCHURIA her friends to visit her and is try- | News correspondent at Tokio states Ghidwace of 5.800 per cunem. meee and an | this city and have been HUSHED| yesterday morning threw down the| Denver for the Denver, Texas & ing to cut her off from all religious | that @ telegram has been received UP will never be known. trust that has been furnt nre Fort Worth railway, and for the NEWCHWANG, April 2. A] consolation, seeming to feel that she | from Seoul that 36 Cossacks have aking fr —— = = — - ————- ‘Trusted employes of banks and | paratus to the efty, by awarding the past three yeare he has been in the|corps of Enalish and American| ought to devote her time to him in-|arrived at Yong Chin, on the east business houses, who would not| contract for furnishing two chemical | Tacoma office of the chief dispatch- | newspaper correspondents proceed | stead of reading the Scriptures, coast of Korea, and burned all the @4LOONIST BUNCOED DARE BE SEEN IN A PUBLIC | ¢rmines to the Beagrave company of | ¢F of the Northern Pacific raiiroad | for Mukden today. | Keene also accuses her, she Japanese houses in the city. GAMBLING HOUSE, are often to| Columbus, O. Ite bid was $1.29), two] aa dispatcher aes: seape Se AEE SR oa 4 ‘ae ei on be seen in the pool roeme, which by throchorse Bechet being furnished for| He leaves a widow and a daughter. 8 an addith ae other bi = - ner ervice , C | 4 J. Van Denavter, who owns a sa- some false conception of the pubile baedn. ment mw Aor @ other bid was) The fw - nervices will be held at , Joon in the southern part of the clty, Gxt Chouatt to be tn come manter| “shs heart hae for some tune tem eee Joined the ranks of the bunkoed yes- MORE RESPECTABLE THAN OR-| making a qulet investigation of the a ae —y a 4 terday when he was induced by the DINARY GAMBLING HOUSES fire apparatus question, being in s a convincing argument of a stranger to Husiness’ men who would not| pressed by the fact that there w | / part with the sum of $6.22 as payment - dream of fitting down to a faro| only one bid for a combination chem- New / New in advance for two barrels of whisky, game send money to the pool rooms | ical hose wagon last January. when It eet teee Infants’ Wear Hosiery “yar ces ge ga the | FOURTH CAR BARN BANDIT / of the old tenderioin district. to be | wun nascar to pay $1880 for it. In-| ST. PETERSBURG, April 20. Pn a cae nallyrore quiry developed that in the Kast there! Vice-Admiral Skrydioff, who in to be REUABLE ky was smuggled seross the wagered on horse races, and thereby | 7 i ‘ GOODS ONLY. comers Une and could be sold dirt SENTENCED TO LIFE IM-| set an example in law breaking to} oro _—— oy but that on] Viee-Admiral Makaroff's succes: | Cheap for thie reason. Van Denavter| PRISONMENT TA Ga. Week Cepia: Whe | Sar ores, he Ss, Nae Seek StSy I atigs BO ORE rae: OM eae Oe oe reported to the police. tnd Nee an “thin Bodink Oth cine | Corretes cre, thee Pantin edine ot (oe we ee plan of | e e nope: Kisco apparatus from the Portland agent of | campaign for the fleet. He said to- ouse eepin ale 3 Topeoats, swell and up-to-date, on a as MeL AdieG sikh.gowina* the. west If good apparates 16 to be] aay special sale by Toklas, Singe' (By Scripps News Asin’ Not even the knowledge that the ore than $900 aplece was * on} "I shall arrive at Port Arthur 4 Co. at $15. Second and Seneca. CHICAGO, April 20—Emi1 Roesk! odds are so fixed that IT 18 IM two wagons contracted for Satur. | Without « myremge plan, avin clr- Table Linen . Towels, Toweling, Crashes, Bed- CHICAGO, —E pemkl, | | day ¢ the January figure cumstances to dictate the activity j - POSSIBLE FOR THE POOL ROOM ELEN OED cna’ ot) the’ tour'eas ‘barn banaita,| TO LOSE serves to stay the viction| _2- P. O'Donnell, whose bid was S.ui8, /of the squadron T shall commend spreads, Comforts, Curtains and of the race horse gambling microbe, | Wa# awarded the contract for furnish-|1 shall bein by minutely Inspecting Curtain Materials was today found guilty of the mur-| It ia within the power of the pren- | 1%, the poles which will carry the|the warehips which we still hay pon dataset ens Ltn a 4 prem | wires from the manictpal light plantland which we must keep at all costs. ° . " ait shy steaianatradion $0. sone te | ws Genttis » The S Mater worlea lt are aaterenmned te-ourround myselt | Hundreds of Useful Articles at Prices Away Less Than Ordinary vee once and for all time and | made a bid of $2,218 for laying the - et, That | put a stop to the enormous drain | pive that will carry the water from amr ie ak ee on feseo l md Cream Table Linen, extra heavy quality, 64 1) Bleached Rath Towels , exact size 22x46 upon the city’s wealth and moral | Cedar lake to the water wheels at the| "*%e { ecics “y inches wide, now priced at, a yard..24%e || inches, with hemstitched ends, splendid Stamina. In Going so, moreover, the| Dower house with the provision tna} | Mere Commander, Stetnke, and have Full Bleached Table Linen. Inches wide || quality, each....... sesee ...23¢ authorities would do more to rid the | the elty furnish the board and bunk-| Mot heeded the tradition of selecting And good quality; housekeeping sale price. || Diaper Huck Towels, size 16x34 inches, with city of criminals and vagrants than | houses for the working crew J. T.| @ fgar-adspirhh PEPTIC * roe | eS TY % 55e¢ || hemmed ends and red borders; special sale could be done by a ten-fold increase Retts and E. ¢ McClanahan alsd Die no rs wwe! In a th P mes oat | price ... eae ann ar» T° : do bie ying the ‘pipe plenched and all linen, ed this week a ‘ - et oe fre Doe the san | a” Hae er nine te JEFFERSON ARRIVES bleached and ail Tinen, priced this weet | crochet Tiedapreadn, large, size, Marseile istration intend to do it? 3 73 | finish, with hemmed e housekeepin a ss Irish Satin Damask, in cream, 72 Inches ping \ Like the ‘brothels above the Jack- wide and all linen; special housekeeping sale price . + steers BBO won street deadline, the pool room Tye Alaska Steamship company's sale price, a yard : 790 mmer forts, 10 cases just tn, Oncet the mcet stylish of the old tenderloin district are an new steamer Jefferson, which was avy Crash wellng, 18 inches wide, un- || covered with good silkoline and filled with heirloom from the adminstration jaWfched April 3 at Tacoma, arrived bleached and all linen; now on special eale || fine white batting, at, each ........ naa cee pee Sean abdod acmanth ado OH pipat At A Valo elt macnn, sa at, a yard oe rape © Sa aces $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 met tech ded ‘ HAVE EXISTED since the passage Ail the necessary materials for the! SCORES OF OTHER IAL VALUE SEE OUR WINDOW. js short and loose fit- rd the ordinance pen a, on July ip - wi cofttipletion of the veasel, including the | —— Cee eee . * € of last year, ONLY BY SUFFER WASHINGTON, April 20.—The | ene lo ah her at| ‘ tne: made im cover aster ros. 2, ae pore e SOME NEW ARRIVALS Guinea, in eaten of nb The only reason that nee report on the agricultural ap- | tken to Pier i The re ahe will remain “4 hs INNING wntih completed sperviaing Engine a. THEY ARE NOW RUNNING | propriation, and then took up the |} Crm Rap yy emg Rem seo 70d Ask to See the New Styles in Silks and Olive, also in black. In that In a COOKED UP TEST | conference report on the naval J. B Lent, of the Alaska Steamship ) CASE In the police court the city | pr re) tion. , NAVAL @&P- | company, nnounced this morning | ashion” Silk—a brand you see advertised in the Ladies’ Home Journal and other magazines a Sait eg Dae propria ties that the Jefferson would be In readt —a superior quality with Nessaline finish, comes in black and hades, p va Prices Range From EMIL ROESK1. attorney, DeBruler, obtdined a de») In the senate Deiliver, of Tews, | ness to make har trial epin ebout the ai inate a radi, BRIE EE 3 Daeeer eI er of Otto Bauder and was sen-|THE WILL OF THI Powis | eoctaces by hin nee fg ee ines eee See ee anon “ See the New Street Hats | tenced to life imprisonment. BEHIND THE THRONE that the|retary of commerce for information | alaska mn i abet Our large and tastefully selected collection of Women’s headwear makes hat-choosing easy | Roesk! was the cowardly too! of| ordinance which wam passed for the | relative to the Incorporations other | —_——_————— here. A superb array of Gage Hats and new French Sailors, which arrived, today, hes 7 boo —— Rated 4 adoes and| express purpose of closing the pool| than trusts since 1890. He described | ow evening an entertain added greatly to the already lavish display, Prices on the new hats...$2.00 to $8.00 . they took him into their confidence] rooms did not apply to ther oe ¢ ‘ " n followed by @ soctal and re- | > r = sandpeh spun chtiaats Of teak |< tue court Word that under the ave | Credited’ teatrthe Nontiontion ar |fresbmnents, Will: be iven at the-Utt ‘There will be a special Low Price Sale of Street Hate, Friday—Watch for It, a | He carried their weapons and} idence submitted David Argyle and Prec cmaat tatural. lene. including | trian church, on Seventh street to | - —$ |tools and did everything they told] Frank Clancy, the two pool room | competition of Independent compa- | t benefi of the loan collection and | ito proprietors, who were atrented for| mien’ eventually woud drive the Inai| traveling brary of occult and new McCarthy Dry Goods edelsheimer & Co, f The murder ot which he has fust| the purpose of testing the law, were |of them out of business. thought literature. Pkiresiies to y Je Hl been convicted occurred at midnight| not guilty, BUT THE CITY AT. : : The annual dinner of the Manu Com be Strongest Topcont House tm the Honan tenet! of July 9, 1908. ‘The/TORNEY NEVER APPEALED] , Sang Wo, another Chinese laun-| facturere association of Seattle will | PANY Mastoon Steet p " eo B) gang held up a onion, Roeski went) FROM THE DECISION, and during dryman, pleaded guilty in the munt-| be given at the Washington hotel ‘ {in Lod eng glass of b His} the farcteal trial introduced no ten-|elpal court today to the charge of| Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock The ° $00-404 First aven sor. Columble | Comtederaten followed | pistoln in] timony whatever to disprove the un- | st aling electrictty from the Beattie | dinner will be informal The annual Sh Crewtprimmcne J a and ne joonist and patrons ofl corroborated statement of the de-| Electrie ‘© Dann Ys C ned e » held » dir 3 ig Abia Margery oe M ogriban: ov bad atement 1 r pany, and was fined| meeting will be held after the din io nae ere an a ener, 7 fendants that they accepted and $30 and cont ner,