The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1904, Page 3

4 ” RPE Ee RS I SRREEIEAEE THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 30, 1904 RUSSIANS "KANSAS RIVERS. """scurnn— ROUTED " om ON NG RANPAGE SEee Es. NEW YORK, Ma TWO THOUSAND CAVALRYMEN| now BRIDGES WASHED OUT, TOWNS ARE SUBMERGED AND GEV-| The I PUT TO FLIGHT BY VAPANES Katine ‘orrespondent at of SUMMER DRAPERIES. mention« newhat at WRAPANRSE 1 ERAL PERSONS ARE MISSING rn ay pare “LITTLE TALES ength it p t eae | ve site. baat Fan the vithage of Pall | TERSELY Vols) LACE CURTAINS $1.50 to $30 MNCs Wie acdadie bade tone | ween te A in the Hat of cities AS CITY, May fecha 4 e rol os ge 4 ARABIAN NET B5¢ to COE ed 2,000 Russian cavairy near Yang | hold hearings and tn other a owing to wash: t killed, 1 : i re Cheng, 20 miles northwest of earl vectigate Giiping : en the ! bridge t ' ' | Bellingham were clone wor SILKOLINE ; ‘ 15¢ cupid eh Pm afterwa | th ote h . F eu again to-! north of ka WILL MEE T mr. Menioriat ein area ART MUSLINS pel 1... 20¢, 25¢ van Tien is about 60 les | porta t . i yes! . a rpc i » or northeast of Feng Wang Cheng. and the itinerary at the Fairhaven Presbyterian ART BURLAI er eburch in the morning and at Beck's c | a Ey oat the : | theater in the afternoon | MADRAS ........ 75¢ to $1.50 | Jyleld will be a failure th year Also the f ' c arrived goods: VICTIMS BEE Ri | | Bartlett pears, Royal Anne chérries LIGHT PLANT REPORT TO/#Hd Italian prunes, three of the 650 VARIETIES CHAIRS al i county's best yield usually, are all alee nm, at ob t aver ‘ =| BODY OF JOE TOOME, A WELL KNWN SEA-FARING MAN COME BEFORE COUNCIL }failures. The © crop, however 150 VARIETIES EXTENSION DINING TABLES spettly beta Norn COMES TO SURFACE OF BAY NEAR PIER NO. 2—HE HAD | saad Is better than, ever beators COSTING FROM $5 UP TO $50. ing and the t ‘ $20. The bi an BEEN MISSING A MONTH | Aw todny tn a tegat holiday the| JOHN BEUCHADBUT, an old Hur || 6 NEW PATTERNS MANTEL FOLDING BEDS trance at the , . : Nay the) carian miner, was suffocate crawling thre dow which | — ] itm, Council will meet tomorrow |Cerbonado Saturday. He went 125 STYLES PARLOR TABLES. ‘ ) p with a “jimmy | / og hel The 1 for the regredi a shaft without first investigating “s ee a their time and re- | - anrecosnisa e | the/ect . p exe. rd and our enue 5 oy{and was stifled by the black damp. with severa (By fer of Joe T aring . si" ti ka, | . glasses of be emoving the ’ - ed to bh e 8 be # tt ; P 1 .FRANI TEHLE, aged 5, wa cash, FORT WORTH b mor wo.) 7 vs ‘ 4 to the street t eee 0 mes urn ure 0 << ie 6k tk th pant the further end) resort of aan cago ie yrother at Black Hear, I », Sat . e e m4 pe shortly af t the a Bui. : ance and ” n the $1 gas|Urday. The gun was accidentally AN OLD SINNER rue F dott woe fos chet the man moat with an| ‘Tanchiae are expected io be made | decharsed H101-1103-1105 Second Avenue - ’ s fit of ” psp may have a 2 th ’ ked of b ZT MI JAMES PENLAND was Pretty Elsie Love pare of age, At R arene ght-|erushed to death between two r from Ta a with Frank | denees we to the. F ue freight cars yesterday, while re total to something over $1,000. He y whisk rr ning from h alem, Ore a plasterer man five times her age. Fhey were in a lodg A COMPANY of Spokane mining img house on Main street when aj cig Ba Rey cla ne of the main et by Patrolmen Ryan and f y a pat REVISI jo . sate Qu a sae ‘Pea Oita Hbrick, who arrested them both reli He 7 Queen t ar Grant's ws &nd sent them to he. adquar ters . Po | AL PRIZE of and wil n work immediately, yc. B Sim Universit aho. the college students | A FOREST of fine cedar timber fire which is vicinity of Three in the Maj. W. R, Abercrombie, build THE CITIZENS of Sedro the Alanka ary tran) presented the local G post slegraph line, has come the! with @ large silk flag yesterday aft on a visit to Spokane. He himself ten days before, his body had not been discov~- the house was in am THE BELLINGHAM chamt f The report of REDDIN( Jes to the commerce to build a tw - committee on the . éeaaa Dell : rae Madrona pa e is t w sprang inte Pros . held saved Alvina an De ett; P. ninety ew a ” ng in the turt t taken off al Mx 3 age a ee 3 , SOCIALISTS NAME D. U Prag H dane IM = . sil OF TACOMA FOR GOVERNOR th, T 1-2 Mud * = ———™ the run wil <n qiPone lie ” | STATE CONVENTION IN SE-| Max Vetter, I I $ Standard 5 } eo the June with the nece of building a poka ' «, Lynde { Patterns 5 ) Jesigner Tr ms os | d ) ? 4 oe UMBRINA oe ne, of 3 ~ COR. SECOND AVE. 4*° MADISON ST. « eee II TDS, RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Great Sale of Dress Goods 4 PROVED AN ALIBI MISSING SEALING SCHOONER — het e ' : M i ee gvvernor, Wi 1 a in Altaville the. me oft Two More Days of Bargains in Peerless Wool Fabrics : " ean : Thousands of yards--in every popular and desirable weave, including a y = eco ap hag er etsabe ool supe Bytve ° { all the new shades of Voile, Etamine, Mohair and Sicilian--not cheap nor ICTORIA, B. C., May ning’s , ani apa dnbihe ~ . Chi trashy goods bought purposely for a sale, but our own splend jid stock and sold with our positive guarantee for satisfaction. Don’t miss this oppor- tunity--the sale ends Wednesday night. Butter — “Skea” | Seow ——or head gear w gether with b Three-Day Sale of RD E® DRESS ODES, 26 Ticket ide, 5 fal ee |r monand ight Vina; vary sooeel ee t fabrics ever ALI ETAMINE, in cream color, 44 inches Lace eet cae arr me Curtains ENGLIEG Mowat cts em | EH Gi ed te gg ORDERED | eae en |S OR eg | hea one ; nt wean and eal Yering | te Arabian Lacon, per India Linons Leather Pillow Tops e la or ie seep phous , eah.ts be . Laces, 5 2 a On Special Sale Tuesday | ‘$5. oo = at — 50 O es ‘ martes ie th “ o Sa $15.00 | 5 A , , npangy IMPORTED 1 1A LINO t . ergy ning May 1, t “Po : pers ; $16.00 ‘ A La r pip M ual and Childre Dresse ne is Aa fe Seneca _ re o h at weDoner Made to Fit and Jf that the compe ms & saat oT oe ae ee er th e wi ey tapt at; Gach. ckss «smaiae $3.50 be ordered & Wear Right =. $14.00 Brussel ee | wid a 6b POLICE WOULD $12.00 Bruss 11 wink oe ore 800 Mcrae rT ppc tah Pnhentiesiad A Wednesday Bargain--The Best i i Le per ¥ $7.75 | 4.50 . Business Suits NOT WINK AT $10.00 Brussels and Arablan trteh | ge juny tares Ladies’ Hose We've Ever Had $12.50 up cowso) TRICK css NG, EE |e 1000 Pairs Tuesday at 19 0 Pate | (SEE COVER ENERODERIES 7 2s aaa nce ned t aries ee ns ae ni : A( HOSE, f red ! oa t t ovards ta lot ‘ $7.50 up an en ee Teale-Hills aa "| Furniture and Carpet Company Second Avenue and Union Street “THE LIBERAL OREDIT STORE"’ McCarthy Dry Goods Co Second Avenue and Madison St. J. Redelsheimer & Co. Strongest Topeoat House tn the State. 900-204 First ave., cor. Columbia eS Ee ee Re