The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1904, Page 2

ONE CENT and Tyesday—Show rt to Fresh South Winds. x ers; Ligt N —_ TEDITION UoolANG GAIN The Seattle SEATTLE. Inet WASHINGTON, MONDAY, MAY 16 TRAP SHOOTERS |70 HOLD WORLL'S WARMING UP. PRESS CONORESS Qroemreesees oo] THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS \.. tar VOL HE MURDERED HIS BABY 25 CENTS PER MONTH 6, NO Th la nday shoot of tt 8T, Lot May 1 Ginael Seattle Rod and Gun Clut y i « ait war at ed by " 1 4 " | | 4 ¢ y. t ah t Y 1 t it th A na handicap match, and nion, a 1 1 other match made an exception take part tn the Various ¥ t od Wi be held 0 ; The clase A match yesterday was! set amide by the ex 1a won by Hills with 94 out of Bi ment as “Wor ! y | SR clase a Mtewart ne 2 and ¢ ~~ jomions of th ‘ i} BELLINGHAM FATHER THOUGHT HIS CHILD HAD BETTER BE | world 1 have hing more a by Clewly with 20 | Parliame ha teake j tag ovdigr Pe Regier |" "A team of five men will represent] Hall the last thre tt | DEAD THAN BE REARED BY WOMAN WHO PASSED AS HIB | “ne jetter in a tee | the club in the state sportamen's as-| The three days beg @ tod wi lin o fir 5 : without @ jation shoot at Harrington, ve-| be epeupted with 1 s of th wits Vieke ae 4 to p Maen acsasmmmininlinen ginning Wednesday, It will be| N@tlonal Editorial Association and Sy " | Frier f the dead man say he made up of Stewart, Stevens, Steele, | the atate and territ pre rT RMLLINGHAM, M 4 t to hie th r lead © education an@ A TINY NAPHTHA LAUNCH TORPEDOS AND BADLY CRIPPLES bas strese eatelag clations of the entir ' nn t t rical positions tm ONE OF THE BIG JAPANES E ARMORED CRUISERS NEAR | Steerer bieh h 1 He was suffer- DALNY es man not his |t , On a near by ption and unable te 4, kille ' t 1 that the know " s morning through the] between Kerr bay 17 Wan | pte ener 2 suffering tmpeted th J ne pateh boat) besides hastily structing @ fort . i “ = wai ther tk EA | atone ty “oo fron AI a's I n and not a hard vas metal oryna BD h one comp: of soldiers | Winniy r sino will your 4 shown no symp k Russ aed i ee tack Th fying the ' n th erly a policeman ta was pow v by a Ruselar -_> but t2 pera- | have t r has | t two brothers live tion, destroying five mines laid by ne aim ¢ « e and et Vv wuver, B. C. torpe the ene Unfortunately one ex the { , t he woman {# plunged deep tnt big ' 1 sunk our ateh boat ' " s| er er as of her baby, bu® oe Miyako. In this accident six men , ' sh f tot We aay ' « about the man. Meg ane We w ‘ emicte two who 4 nig You mad he r girls, 10 and 19 oo , w killed & the flight betwee f « ‘ and , b . on i r Gifford, whe = * » the flotitia a tt and batteries her hea nd n bay t hen I t A ter “ f the bodies, will PX The Miyako is a dispatch boat of y F : oye i jonater © as the | prot inquest (eanererey ese fleet. {2,800 tong burden | | ) ! Soe | |OLD NORSE HOLIDA LONDON, M Reports have (side. A de roar accompanied | | wan bodiotd 1S CELEBRATED tow by | ¥ 30, ND, May 16.—Withy and the two | | t houses hidde neath athward. The | ; t national colors of wan not able } with ene men attired in the A or ente : turesque mes of the same ppt oor: SUCH AN OFFICIAL WOULD STOP MANY SMALL LEAKS IN THE has more the reached her | MUNICIPAL TREASURY—PRESENT SYSTEM IS WASTEFUL | ores See | | paration the elabo- : atin tion planned for the 17th : R CORWIN, THB Fins? OF THE NOME FLEET ‘ p-ncappagptrripe be! yon TO LEAVE SE: 2 ; The t . jonal holiday, was ushered in today AVE SRATTUR. 8M WILL LEAVE TONIGHT hastng supplies for | and will be concluded tomorrow, The | — — 7 oe BOOS hei Riga |echief feature of the opening day | | | | was the revival of an old-fashioned | jan ag s | Norwegian wedding, including the | | zene well aca wedding con the ceremony } jth " nd the time-honored merrymaking t . in which the old Norse dances an@ is for the employmer ‘ games prevailed / UMGH) torent | AL ETE URG, May 16—Ru- [100,000 reinforcements from Khar- | ot ee | coins ,. | koat a yw before he will en , » yoors today, credited as reliable the ny - ty « pave it that G al Kuropatkin} > aie dae: tae te | | will retreat from Liao Yang to Har- | graphi fle r STEAMER CORWIN WILL LEAD . © sary operations IN THE RACE TO REACH| ul ploy } ett -| 1 t t- | pe News Ang'n NOME AL ne t { iene Matin to- LEGED OIL STOCK Swi ‘ f works, or a | /POWERS SHOULD SWINDLER CREATES HAVOC AMONG |r ' Soir: caliny ters , day prints the first of a series of | } —_————— MASCULINE HEARTS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT—SHE EXe|the city has grown tos o that |i. Eu eink articles by » London. correspondent, | t . : Brey dei TAKE A HAND) sor Corwin, tne ment PECTS TO BE ACQUITTED a iw vipa Or taeaeneee nts and m Se ee reek ae passenger veasel to sail for Nome Ce A ES a the eit aa © veal the ease ‘° rench fortifica- | a this year, will leave this port at side Praag. vom cathnns ee mid mulcted pate beige the paper 876s é 18 o'clock tonight. She will go out} oe a ttl 1 they are alw ook- | approach reyfus affair propor- (By Scripps News Ass'n) | & M lief In ite usefal ing f hance to do it junder Capt. E. L. West, who has|, ™"™ ‘lod A a }t0 find any jury which will convict | nad been paying 12 "We eat 44.61 . war VIENNA, May 16—Couht Golow-| on nandea her for a numb 9 erage en oe - the board of the cit No act of graft has come to light] ‘Three men went to London witht showskc, minister of foreign affairs, | OMMANIS big ot g Faure’ ot} atts two Heatt me ut of| Mra. Smith m and in| weeks ago the be rae bari bi ey | the papers tobe sold. Two desert~ Jin x speech to delegations from . rousan f I stock | goat spi ne entered the | vertised for bide . a ob ty oo. /04 the third, who being out of | Budapest today, expressed the belief | one of the most trustworthy navi fa r ts gt ror morning ¥ anol on nas we gt F fg cou! aily oc- ; Young Woman Succumbed to} tnut the Russo-Japanese war will |gators of those waters. The Cor- court today, and. fainted Louls P. Board-|* el he atk board wih ee eerugt Gti But even | funds, wrote to the Matin, As que : Ibe localized, As to extended no-|win will take 104 passengers, the ct lawyers in atime the @ bef vel ee eae tae a if act graft is not prevented it is|amination of the papers held by Overcrowding on Green| tions of the contrabandof war now | majority of whom are prospectors | expects to prove her it ingly in 0 br Oo) cheatian % found (hat the i that the employment of | him, it is sald, revealed thelr gems held by the belligerents, he said it : and a brown hat, which | ons payit conte © poune ft man whose sole duty it would be to | uineness. Lake Car was time the powers agreed to and mining men, who tatend try By persuading doxens of persons! she removed. The little widow has a a . Ps =p oe be aka make ¢ ymical purchases for the check to be put on this evil. Sng thet? Jak tu Ube Wome Gistrit ta gavece tm weetelons O@ oteeh Stva,] HIME rants hate With Jost 4 aray lane ones male «ane Gee) nagerie.| city would save ten times the He warned Turkey against the | this year. Soli io: aktd Se: hve: redahind. 6| GRUNER CAAA’ Gerd, Tak tole me-| ciedcn tn uotemaas the weak for, 4] cr ee eon oat suicidal policy of playing into the| As a cargo the Corwin will take|*mall fortune and the courtroom) ranges her tresses low on her neck. | cents « eT te tne Fever ee ee The fainting of a young woman | hands of those who argue that she | 200 tons of perishable freight, con-|'* filed with men and women who! Hee complexion is as fresh and| co, . . . an ae the Sey aepley Same aie: | this morning on a Green lake car! is incapable of reforms. l sisting of o71 ” <p URES pretty as a country school girl's and In this connection it is said that) because of Its overcrowded condition rarerrng id "weaee lemoss, veee aha ean big Irinh bi |} Other demonstrat! of the big|the establishment of a city store-| has once more «roused the patrons esi 25 9t aae! besides a large con- | Fipsides this char has a| saving that be ade on small | house in which the city could keep hs of that Ine to the need of making signment of machinery for the | eweet, well Julat ¢ with| purchases have showr sch | large assortments of goo bought another fight for a better service. Yorke-Alaska Tin Mining company | Just a sugmestion of « and al-| kreater ec aj in large quantities instead of small The means of securing it will be at Cape Yorke | together ate te such attractive | larger tr d to | amounte would affect @ great sav~ discussed at the next meeting of the The vessel will take the outside defendant that. the would-be jury-| $20,000 of supplies are P| tag. for, Ses, Green Lake Improvement club, or passage from Queen Charlotte mon find it hard to keep their eyes | | The committee of olty affairs ape pomibly at 8 mass meeting to be lRoued dein te Saad Ak toe Oe off her long enough to | pointed by the Chamber of Come talled prior to the regular meeting | . thong as-to théir qualif R | merce will hold a meeting tomorrow f that organization. | cific Coal and Transportation com- serve on the cane afternoon at 2 o'clock at the rooms Tt was on car 259, which reaches pany. Mrs, Sith Madame Lucy. as of the chamber fo discuss the ques- Seattle at § o'clock, that the woman, ennai a ummmmarenties she is nome times Jed, does not! TAY BROAD | tion of @ seawall along the water ‘Whose name was not learned, faint- appear to be a day more thar AS / | front. Fi 4. The car, as usual, was jammed (By Serippe News Ass'n.) |= matter of fact, however, she has! | EO sas fe the roof with passengers, there s FIELD, Dl, May 16.—O two boys nearly wh at @ board Sele cishty persons aboard. The| ng school in San Francisco ge aged ay —_——— WILL GET TITLE car's senting capacity Is between|the surface of the Republican sit- Bhould Mra. Bmith be acquitted of mn services of & new Big forty-five and fifty. There was! 1. tnig morning it did not the charge of g Miss| today, the kaleer reaftired v and|_ John Carlson, jovial sailor man, only the door in the rear by which | U@tion here this m is it did no Daugherty she will be tried ne nt val be pnt | ton arith Bishop | Was granted a leave of absence from| The citizens of Nome will be en- alr could enter, the three ventilators | jook any more probable that a nom- ohamwe of . fs nt » Bi T ‘uphod letous| his ship, the Snow & Burgess, yee-/*bled to call the property on whicks fm the top of the r being clomed $2,000 from Mre. M. J. I " " 4 - r" but terday afternod and wandered they have settled their own by thé he woman had stood in the ination for governor would be made Smith has been out » ar ams 3 o Pay fret ay recun, end of the present season. A step ear all the w from Green Lake] at the state convention this after- ing her trial | man Cathetion . | own into the resticted district 1m | in the issuance of patents has been and the strain, coupled with the bad | noon than at any time last week. | | George Meade Emory and John B.| Ne ee ee ‘b-}eearch of amusement. During the | taken in the appointment of Judge air, finally exhausted her. She| Governor ¥. tod . : . Age berty of cons evening he went into the Aloah| P. J. Coston, who has arrived in the nor Yates today created a ‘ a : Hart « M ith | dropped to the f of the car| sensation by confirming the story | 50 Says a Russian Prince in while Wilmon js anwiet of erib how at the corner of Fifth | city with an appointment as trustee —_ po pom an4| printed in a local paper that he had| Talking of the Present Crisi ating Attornéy Scott in the! Javenue and King street. He had of Bo Myon ot mond pst aken Int ‘* drug store, n approached In the interest of n isis ution,. Mra, Smith's de-| |not been in the place long when |? — po stremrmiggtioe ie where she was sone Perot | - A ihe p & 435 acres, but although the city ta ll eee eS peealere be that Sel SWEDISH BAPTIST ——|¥**niceca'nvatuae tie pin. com | Stohtrtot na sne Wha ert foathes which are cal alii add Guid. oat ob anne of thei “4 “ ting of a cluster of pearls and | title to real estate within the limita care by those who are obliged to| Mexican ministership with a salary| (By Beripps News Ass’n.d CONFERENCE ENDS | rubies valued at & | enna a They are provided with) of $14,000 if he would throw the Peat eet He reported the matter to the po-| 46 ” Ti ” MUEiiia, <r at cach corner, ali] nomination to Lowden ST. LOUIS, May 16.—Prince Ouk- roway ia he coud eats) “BILL” AND “E The annual meeting of the Swed-; lice, saying that he could {dentity | Dut one of which are kept closed| Both Speaker Cannon and Senator | tomeky, editor of the St eraburg WANIED MAMMA a Ba t conference of Western the girl who could not control her | for fear that passengers may be! Hopkins deny that the alleged meet-| Weldomostt, is here to represent the |aenshineton, which esuvened at (held See dmekeantels dt bie jetebes.| crowded off. The lar with | ing occurred. | Russia press congress, In discussing | | swedish Dagtiot mh, Thuseday s ‘| BERLIN, May 16.—It has been the Beattie Fie company be-| Several dark horsés”tiave been| the Russo-Japanese war, he de-| Robert Boys, aged 5 years, and) (\/ 1 ‘ore than 160 : ‘officially announced that King Ed- fause althe th have little! mentioned, including F 1 Judge| Clared that the sent war was n hia brother Willie, aged were hi beta 08 ward has ckDr ‘i t have b a ward as expressed des to vist seating capa there ia plenty of soup, Graeme Stewart, late can ular in his country becaus MRS. LLOYD A, SMITH fouhd wandering aimlessly about assten, ‘wi ° DEMOCRATS W/LL the Kaden’ Guring ,Oh¢ Kiet ak 24 Toom in wh to st |didate for mayor of Chicago, and) fe peor outside of the ke n- the streets at ar hour tht ¥ A a AKO, an Resi eae SS ai eets at an early ho | sucee ef week in June. The kaiser will ar- cae aurvice 0 mf lake | Cor prenmmen news Sriveannientas - “ ; ny weed n ’ 7% ig op ik ene tin Je morning by a police officer, On be Officers we elected to serve ELECT DELEGATES range grand festivities at Kiel in ‘Worse lately, although an agitation |egates frorh Chicago, are as far| War many refused to p at me que ned, they admitted that! Sur! ae - Be Fy Mount sigan ese. en se begun some months ago resulted in |apart as esis and F A we of Russian reverses will| The charge on which she they were lost and wanted to get F. Linden| SANTA CRUZ, Cal, May 16.—The & temporar eeent Coun-lareat many of the delegates are|#0oner or later reach the general|tried today in that of } ».| “hack to mamma” very badly. Not Fis, th. ch, | Dersocbitio etate -convention ie’ ie ¢iman Murphy introduced an ord! { the deadlock and Hable| populace when the war will become|tained $1,000 f M we | long after they were taken to head- nquist; cor-! session t Gear te Mas pareeel ‘IT LOOKED YELLOW Tanee compelling the pany to|to vote any way to settle affairs. | popular | Daugherty under f pretense by| quarters, anxious inquiries for two| re a1 cy, P, Beneon of : : burp Provide a » e service, and the| Senator Hopkins i# of the opinion| Russia will send millions of troops| selling her the worthless stock in| ttle lost boys began to come in A. Lovegren ot % ™* write delegates at large 7 the | company w ‘orced to put on addi-|the convention will not jast much| {nto the field when the necessity) the Gray nder O11 Company of * R And t nationa vention at St. Louls. . . on wit " ba rmpany Of) over the telephone. The ove! i ndrews Sworts, r » ‘ PH BLP ’ é.—"Kia" Cee eee ne eet oe aac lionger, The 28th ballot was taken|arises, ‘The prince said that talk|San Francisco. Mra. Smith was ar-| 0" Behe telephone, ‘Then an over trom lows, wah appointed | 1eere, 1 ®. predominance 6 Tegarety } Mec. get PRIA. May 16 fee's Rumber of cars on the line still, but | shortly after 2 o'clock, lof peace was idle. There will be|rested nearly a year ago in San} foyed father came as fast as his 1688) state missionary. sentiment among the delegates, but | + elle i a 0 ja jac! the travel has tr ed to auch an| Speaker Cannon cailed the con-|none until Russia asserts her supre-| Francisco and was brought here to! would carry him and there was @ in deference to the wishes of Sono-} i Uns ote Teenie to 9: Ges @ttent that the we fs again In-| vention to order at 2 o'clock this |macy in the territory at stake. stand trial joyful reunion ey Te aT ma and several other counties the| 8t the ! er, "hes denice ated 4 ¢ a " se convention may forego explicit tn ne juate. afternoon. Despite the downpour of cides i, Mra. Smith is probably the hand wih NEW YORK, My 16.—The Ward! steels a Mag aa vs thee Note e ott fast all the way through, but the eh |rain a big crowd was present. The| pent woman € tried in the |liner Seneca today brought etx » -prestgential candidate blows of both men seemed to lack i tw fifth ballot showed no| The Puget Sound Schoolmasters nal courts of this county. N t] CALLED EAST AGAIN |shipwrecked fishermen — « aac | force, and there was some tall URZON SAW THE KING sa trom tte predecessor and no|elub met Saturday in the High|only f# she beautiful, but she is] Congressman Will 1, Humphrey |» er I hich was run| DESTROY RAILROAD j among the sports of the affairs be« - LONDON, May 16~-1 n sign of a break school bullding. ne responsibility | dainty and refined and possessed t| hus gone N York to attend a|down and sunk by the Ward liner| ST. PETERSBURG, May 16 | tn fixed McCoy had the better leeroy of India, arr , th r t 1 t, Yates lost Slof a public system of education in| such winning ways that the state’s| meeting tal ¢ nal | M t Ne York for H ficial advices today that f the third and fourth rounds ahs and ir it Jer The Yates men are! regard to the moral training of chil- | attorney feel that ¢ should her | committee a hant marine, ap- | vana turday night off Absecom | Japan have destroyed 50 r O'R had his man worned nm aud nfere € dren was the subject dat ussed, guilt » p it Hfficult ed during a recent » Nght } of railroad north of Kinch i in the fifth d also tn the sixth, |