The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1904, Page 4

RAVEL HEAVY THE SPRING RUSH TO ALASKA POINTS 1S ON IN EARNEST Travel to southeastern and inte rior points of Alaska is still heavy Many tourists, operators and buat ¥ men are bound for Dawe and | the surrounding districts nm the steamer Humboldt, which sailed for the North this m ning, were 175 passengers, the majority of whom | nd fo Yukon. Of these | dual prospectors who are ying toward the new Alsek die trict. White Horse, the headquar ters for parties going into the dl trict, Is literally filled with ing element, and rooming he 1 rants are reaping , from the r this mornt k the west re bound for the ‘ any one pansage on the ce Tor , one ng Operators of the like, who is returning to Daw Sam Silverman and Pau son, of the Brown-Alaska ¢o at Hadley, bound for that pla J. W. Young, one of the ot neers of Ketchikan, accompanied by his wife, is bound for that city, Mr Young first went to Ketchik years ago and has made his home im that place ever sir He now has two flourishing bu as estab lshmen? Capt on to White Horse to of the Yukon As a At had 450 mining mact nd gen FOR COUNTY SURVE}OR White, A. 1. ree A and the last named being the mbent. didates for Vale ne, an nomination for county ‘or a time Wright had @ dy last few our ethe &0 before the cod con. invention te IN SELF DEFENSE Andrew Lindholm of Snoqualm Acoultted of assault with Intent t murder in the supertor court yeater *. He shot his partner, F. t is a slight £1 it of @ quarrel betw @ ownership of two horses. ls at Lindholm acted in self defense FOR THE CITY’ Franchise Inspector made « ngements today two ducts left for the use of the city in the underground conduits which the Independent Telephone Company is to lay on First avenue south and on Atlantic street. The company’s franchise provides for this use of the conduits by the city. Police and firm alarm wires and the wires which will connect the new fire signal to be placed on street car efoasings will be placed im the con- duits 1. H. Jennings was appointed re- ceiver for. R. A. Weise & Co. in the superior court yesterday on the mo- tion of the Gray Lumber company. Will You Help @ Sick Friend ? Get My Book for Him Now Send me no money. Only tell me which book to send. You certainiy know of some one who| is sick—some sufferer who will be Krateful for the help my book offers. And that book tells of a way to help. Tells of way 20 certain, that I. as | phyvician, offer that help on trial The book tells how for 3 year in hospitals and at bedwides I searched for a way deep-seated and dif- ficult diseases. It tella how f perfected My vreseription—Dr. Shoop's Restore tive. How by scientific experiment I fraced out the causes that bring on chrocic diseases I found invariably that where there was @ weakness, the inside nerves were weak. Where there was a lack of vitality thet the vital nerves lacked Dower. Where weak organs were found, I always found weak nerves. Not the nerves commonly thought of, but the vita! organs’ nerves, the in- side—-the invisible nerves. ‘This was a revelation. Then my real success began. hen I combined Ingredients that would strengthen, that would vit these nerves. That prescription I It is known the y's Restor- all t called a restorative. world over now as Dr. # Gtive. After that I did x one case in each hundred. In the ex- tremely difficult cases my failures for five years were one in each forty treated. I found cancer incurable. Cancer is for surgery. not medicine mm to sant ‘Then how to get thie presert sick ones everywhere was my t 1 must announce It in the public press. But. thought 1, will they realize the tenth of my discovery—the re rwer of Dr. Shoop’s Restorative? Then a way came to me—like an inspiration. | “1 will offer tt to the sick on trial Then they will know I am sincere. I wrote a reflable druggist in each and village In America. They eed to co-operate with me. Now by sick one let you use it entirely Dr. Shoop's Restorative Just write me for When I send it f fruggist near the month's trial Th drugs it reltev ver. month. th He to otter. ¥ thia It you u tke A weaknens, write me. ssed Dyspepsia. the Heart the Kidneyn lid cases s Restorative | by | t | to the students of the Seattle SHE WILL BURN OL [FROM TACOMA The steamer Sadie, owned and op- - CHAMBER erated by the Northwestern Com mercial company, will wail for Nome TO AUSTRALIA some time during the latter part of niieens - May. She will probably be the seo eiooatk ‘Koen eevee dil ond steamer to leave for the north < monthe Tacoma will be the terminus ern seas and will go out in ¢ nd | of & new steamship route between of Captain P. Rickmers, The aia ory Sadie is now being converted Into oon aealneene a « Ky. h oes an we ite ~ - brig ord A ASK THAT TROOPS BE} cording to the plane a six weeks Sag was} bn “ . vice will be given, The opent Works of San Francisco in 1894 SENT NORTH BY WAY OF 86) eee ee tetwecn Puget mound HUSBAND GOT DIVORCE ATTLE and Australta means the importation In the divorce sult of Mra, Annie stated that the construction of a Rennett againat her husband, Luke! woolen mill will be undertaken to “ seria und of desertion. | meeting of the Chamber of Com-| 3 ne . meary sellrond connection: Mra Bennett felled to appear in the| merce yeeterday to correspond with | Mave been secured cas nse and Bennett succeeded in pre the War department in reward to the croaa complaint » Alaska by way of San Franciaco, Heretofore all troops have gone to | Seattle, which is the shortest and | cheapest route. It appears that political influence 12 000 000 has been brought to bear in Wash-| ga1 (Py 4orlome News Ape'n > 5 5 ate to bring out the change the wife murderer, will be 4 in the and the Washington delegation will! prison yard here tom iw, ‘This be instructed to prevent such action| morning he asked to " of the department If possible | tives of the press, to whom OVER FOURTEEN ACRES OF| | long statement juatitying ¢ | He te full of bravado at ¥ BUSINESS BLOCKS DE. | BLEW UP BANK will dle mame and face the filles with STROYED IN THE TORONTO a ag | PREPARING FOR (By Seripps News Ass'n.) CLAY CITY, Ind., April 21.—The he property los in yesterday's fire,!biown up at 2 o his mornin which devastated the wholesale see = a . pool ve : Pp : ae e ine of the SS canaeiuntteaie building wa almoet demolinhed Applications for the 15 enumera- | placed at $13,060,000, about. two-| a who will be required to take thirds of which is covered by in the school census in Jun » being TRAGEDY is ENDED Tiare Gre baw Jn0t hilicon fire-swept area ie over 14] There are now 15,000 children ¢ acres ¢ from 5,000 to 7,000 per-| rs rolied in the wchoola, The taking of sons Ww thrown out of employ $ | the census is required by state law - 1 number of build-| The funeral of 14-year-old Anna! On ite showing the tax apporti n 122, and the number |OMley, who was killed last Thurs-| ment of the county in made | of firms affected nearly double that | 48¥ In 4 collision between a fire de-} At its next meeting the sct numben partment hose wagon and a Yesler! poard will act upon the report of | Today the work of dynamiting the| %! Was held yesterday afternoon | Superintendent Cooper in regard to sehse os angerous walla was be-|ffom Butterworth @ Son's chapel. | the election of the hers for next gun under the supervision of the| Interment was in Mount Pleasant! year, ‘The board accepts the recom city architect | cemetery | mendations of the superintendent tn —— ~ . <j-ad [the matier | recently sold by the 1 for th Jerection of new builds WASHINGTON, A Senator SENTENCED) w rich are ureentiy needed, in ex er has been by Fish a | pected to be on hand by May 1 Cammisatoner Bowers that re z stg for trout and other ah for | AKR¢ Aprit 21-—Perry| TNE Me Caneel i | of Washington wilt be} TUttie and Elmer Shanks were yes Sake tee covedan filled tn the spring day sentenced to Spite | oe mae ee ti On request of the Washington del- | Ment for the murder of Joseph Mee-| tnty” morning, the ion an additional railway mail|". Their applications for a new easive joy being the arriv w has bee at oO Beat | trial were overrt and sentence : ; m put on the Seatt ‘ |tusty youngster at his home Spokane run, making five crews al- |W" Passed immed The de-| night | together. | fendant, George I was al-| = nan ieee lowed a new trial @ertna Overena 4} Gale this NEW QUARTERS Perry announced bis de week—4i6. | Toki man & ( Tuttle fell prostrate tn art, «@ tnd and Senec bead the services of a physician were re quired to r e him | FOR LABORATORY "3.20.25." 52°%.. csorn. oc» FORCED OUT OF BUSINESS range feud and the Tuttles are ion among the wealthiest cattlemen The city inborntory has found | te hetttn. "hicmant snes’ wsmest [Well Known Local Jeweler and quarters in room 414 of the ( man Optician Will Auction } uilding. The, bactertological appa | te already been brought trem | Ot Oy Sock the Stewart & Holmes building to ‘The jocation. Dr, Laaelle, who | HIT HUSBAND cago taken charge of that department | chard for the King County Medical society, WITH HAND AXE jBecond avenue, apying the has made severa! analyses for th - lieork in connection with MH. & HH. health board. H business is to de- Chesebro, piano desiers, have been ct the presence of disease germa| MTS a en jl ple Phe Pog wing |S to vacate May Ist. Not in milk and water and to identity | {® This fact and many previous |edeceeding in findin ther store mi a of disease, javarrels led to a violent ercation h short notice, they have de Dr, Smith, who has charge of the | iast night, in which the nd, D. | cided to close out their entire stock | chemical department, has also made | T. Lewis, was severely cut about the lof fine Jewelry, High grade watch: | a few analy but none of them | head with & hand-axe in tb ne of les, diamonds, silverware, clocks, um compléte. His work fs to detect the | bit spouse, Patrotman | breliag, purses, ete, at public auc Presence of poisons, preservatives | Tived at the ve | tien, without reser The public and other extraneous substances in | Serious sults, and took both combat- should not me this opportunity to food products. His laboratory wii! | 2"t% to the police station. where the) ciesin fine high «rad de att je goods at their woman was charged with asnac not be completed for 10 days yet, as rag a rieet ave [OWN pricés, Ladies are espectally he has not received the apparatus| or srg rion meta Viet 8° | invited. Seats provided, Bale will he has ordered from the East. povonte* begin Saturday, April 2%, at 10. m oe ee ar mm Coate—Special Sale-$i5. Toklas, [and will continue until 3. Auction A FIGHT BETWEEN Bingerman & Co., Ind and Beneca. leach day. owe UNDERTAKERS ‘The race for the Republican nom- ination for coroner has narrowed down to Dr. F. M. Carroil, who is tar in the lead, and Dr. J, C. Snyder. Dr. C. E. Cummings withdrew | some time ago and Dr. J. A. Gent | announced his withdrawal this | morning. Dr. Carroll is backed by jthe Bonney-Watson Undertaking | company and Dr. Snyder is recelv- ing his support from the Butter- worth Undertaking establishment, MARRIAGE LICENSES nd “Beon't Worry, Watoh Us Grow” TEALE-Hf4LS CARPET & FURNITURE OO. A Friday Special On Each Three Floors Every floor except the ground floor will offer a bargain for Friday—a satisfactory quality underpriced. This is our plan to get you to look through the complete stock—to in Cash Credit Edwin Hazel, % Henry, ™, both of Seattle; Robert Juares, 2 and | C 1 to go to y f 7 a iaiie Bello Jonen, ta, hoch “both of Beattie. | duce you to go to the upper floors and sec what a really —_—_—- jf satisfactory trading place this is: LITTLE HAPPENINGS Come in tomorrow—if not to buy, come to look, | | | Frida, Spootal, 2nd Mayor Ballinger, City Engineer | Thomson and other city officials A Folding Go-Cart That is will leave this afternoon on an in spection taip to the municipal power a fe 4 | plant at Cedar Fails. Onn ‘ortah e The Republicans of the Seventh Frame is made of selected, well-seasoned white maple, neatly precinct of the Seventh ward will wrapped in weave rattan; wheels set far apart, which adda hold a general meeting tonight, at § to the sticity of and are mounted on heavy, solid rubber springs, to any reclining or lo’clock, at the Renton Mull club | tires; back adjustab | house for Friday, $4.60. upright position, Special | Divorce suits were filed in the su- | | perior court this morning by Max || THE MOST COMPLETE AND BEST LINE OF GO-CARTS AND Weingratf against bis wife, Annie} CARRIAGES IN SBATTL Weingraff, on ground of cruelty, | and by Robert Zim against Mre.| soniny Goeemt 3rd Nellie Zim, on ground of desertion. | Mra. Mame Kellogg -was grar | Couch, 29 in« wide, 6 feet 2 inches Strong, well-made uphoistered in cotton fla Your choice Friday Spoctal, 4th me” floor Carpet and Drapery Dep’t long. throw hee rel, Just the thing to either with or without head, | divorce in the # day from her hus | lone, or rior and court Edw apring seat, loose cover over. a rd Kel- ground of drunkenness. She was given $30 a month alfmony. | Prof. Edmund 8. Meany, of the state university, delivered an in | structive lecture yesterday morning high | school. His subject was ‘Shrubs | We show Couch Covers in heavy Oriental Novelties, ranging in and Trees.” \f price from $2.00 to $20.00 each FE arch ag hed aon ai tae meek FRIDAY SPECIAL—F « ular $2.00 Couch Cover, fringed on all hg arene “se om y= mo enta. ‘or one day on! rid each, 2 | Washington yesterday morning, will | "4s, good Oriental strip r one day only, Friday, each, $1.2 be shipped to his former home in Teale-Hills Furniture and Carpet Company Hel today. | | Insanity complaints were sworn to In the superior court teday againat rad. police Horace Crickmore and Pat Fit The men were picked up by the in @ demented condition The American ship William Aabtls Souek ports,” he apars are tame Second Avenue and Union Street it anteekt se anaes. ay Nein bench | ‘investigate the Liberal Oredit System”’ of Bath, Me | ithe, Friday fico Do not forget that there are just two more days of the Housekeeping Sale—Bargains in Table Linens, Bed all this week will conti Towels, Crashes, Cathartic kind words said have created a sa It Is easy to protect infants again rile have their beginniag in a child’ le mach and b« oa eases. All druggiats, 100, 25: Ne stamped C C C. Sample and bookiet free. Address STERLING KEM. ling and Draperies nue until Saturday night. 1 We've been selli to $8 cach score « trimming, come in brow to let you Embroideries Another of Those gain Events The hundreds of ladies wh ery rales have ye be We have never had a co wete not large enough. pretty and quite extens nd Insert from 1 to ly valued at i6e to 2 shown in the windo ual are Ladies Under: wear Ladies’ Fancy Vests, white, with lace yoken, low necks and no sleeves, a full line of sizes, splendid values Friday, each 15c McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Second Ave. and Madison Street »brot s «i ¢ attended our special ¢ with the valu ve that the quar offering shows a of Fdgings, Beadt aalities such your cholce @ yard © hay en satisfied mplaint, NOTrOW's ortrn 4 inches wide, a yard, Take at the one price, w Boys’ Clothing Our Whole Stock on Special Sale Friday and Saturday, and a Nice Box of Paint Free With Each Suit. assortment of Boys’ All-Wool Suits, Our splendid and black ¢ mixtures, in re and N Ik styler, handsome ents these—the ar pri Saturday, 4 ze, 3 to wel re A Nice Box of Paints Free With Each Suit Boys’ Bi Ww ern ouse To Know the Latest Shirt Waist Styles, Ge the May Designer Extra Bar- as the omorrow n, blue, a. ly and Se | the serges, hand: ple made b s prices stre ar 15, nists, of pret any, which la a heavy editor of this resort. has asked the eritta office to protect itm interesta and to take | charge of the plac nw rume f on the street _ night that the Arcade would be re- | cpened May 1. Uhder the management ot J, Conmidine who been making proposals for the purchase of re Kuley was driven out of Everett a, FIERCE STORM SWePt. AWAY, MIKE RILEY LEAVES SEATTLE FOR SEATTLE'S | wyoot over the city, It is now claime PART OF BRIDGE OVE! GOOD AND RETURNS TO EVERETT — CREDIT- | menis win ur nell in the| @RBAT SALT LAKE \ -ORS IN POSSESSION OF HIS REDLIGHT DISTRICT | perous tuture vetore nim Peter Reardon, a collector for the RESORT Beatle Brewing & Maiting company, | OGDEN, Utah, April 21 Pepe called at police udquarters thin ” raging bh wed | 40 help him locate the m is stated that a mile and « half Riley's notorious Arcade variety; Little speeches were made, and of the now defunet Arcade th the outherr J fie cut-off theater and dance hall is a thing of| one of rit rr) wel re seome that & teuckman carted it os Great Sait Lake has been af- the bast. Mike Miley, the proprietor! to hay wan leaving the| eitebaodh - iy brewing | fected and that over half @ mile of f the vilest plague spot in the offi-| slums of Be r @ church . . ie trestle has been swept out of clally recognized red-light district mouse and ¢ the | Comp A 1 further seems thet ne, All trains are being sent Sue Heattle, bag and baggage, yeuterday | laws ogainet raney L the bs me apreniy gente ORB peso and returned to ver to reopen his | caune the er in off « in the tents of the strong box. pine ” dance 1 that city, le 4“ the| stronger than The ice tol urdon that they - - Arcade in the hands of his creditors. | Last evening at 7:90 ¢ H 11d make y effort to find out Who's your tailor? HE the Blacket ike wild fire that barred « an x a , there war * hing doing atp « of the » © surge Riley's." ‘Those who flocked to the| the door, demanding DETECTIVE “SUED live met a big truck coming out of | talked foolish stuff about porta Pick Mic figures aboard. [a whole barrel full of soot Mimer Lee Chitt through his I the theater high finks were ad the effect of ming to» an 1 t the reckteas! erked. Ghow.shep clgare| the pls The 1 point of hia lit! AG, Lar r rf | tiley'e® employes and. friends, while| would be mad 4 this afternoon. | that March 12 he was take rod whiskey w spilled around | wore allowed to ent dark 1| with no charge p 1 againet bin A Topeoat over a Sack the floor, Just to make things home-| ab i take charge of thelr effects, | Me wan releas he claims, after be R . ; - Che Seattle Brewing & Mailting com-ling imorisoned six hours. Coat is never out of CANDY CATHARTIC THEY WORK WHiLE.YOU SL ANNUAL SALE—TEN MILLION BOXES Greatest in the World A MILLION AMERICAN BOUNCING BABIES are kept crowin Ught of living because their mamas have learned to use CASC. Neighborly neighbors tell each other of CASCARETS and the {over A MILLION BOXES A MONTH. children's complaints, because al) these w RETS a perfect medicine that will always keep body clean, regular and in working order dy tablet, and are kept safe from all stomach, bowel, blood and skin dis- ver sold in bulk. '¥ CO., Chicago or NeW York. nomy Our window shows much of the goods we have—-read on— A Hat Feast nd scores of pretty There's one line that has been neglected. Shaped Street Hats and Misses’ School Hats, nicely finished with straw and quill tan, values that are regularly sold at $1.75 take your choice of these tomorrow at, each... A Splendid Assortment of Rib- New fancy Ribbons, numbers 60 and 89, ombra shades’ and stripe s, purple, et in most stores at 2c a yard bon department, city. ¢, sailor bi 3 proud of your 00 to $8.00 ty a a place and always looks smart. This season's are short, broad shoulders, , comfortable and stylish; made in covert cloths, in tan and olives, also in black, Priced from— ith the de- | oTS Candy hit 6, and we have in CAS- the delicate machinery in Children like the little J. Redelsheimer & Co. Strongest Topcoat House In the Slate. 000-804 First ave., cor, Columbla Genulpe tablet Standard Pa- per Patterns ints The low prices quoted street hats for many days past at $2 A lot of Ladies’ Prettily black each and white, We are going coax’ GLBS Ribbons bons Underpriced in assorted patterns, shaded biue, pink, red, orange, The same sort of ribbons that are sold constant- your choice of shade, width row, Friday, at the one price, a yard..150 Neckwear Novelties, also found in our Rib- make the most attractive showing seen in @ look at them. ttern tor yur new Hav Boys’ Hose Boys’ Ribbed ssicycle Hose, with double heel, toe and knee, and fast black; most stores seh hose like these at 15¢ and 18e, and they are certainly most post- tively the best article anywhere at our price, a pair— 123c of fine blue me brown and gray use, Russian blouse durable, neat and boy tn one of tomorrow and $6.50 shown pere