The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1904, Page 3

. MW STU | PLUMAGE MISS LENA PORTER WAS OVER HAULED AT UNION DEPOT alias Mrs, Lela New ton, & former resident of Portland Gre, where she has a brother in the real estate business and other Felations, has worried the Seattl Lena Porter lice into premature gray ? ing the past fow days by Strange actions and startling esa s formerly s as a house-| a few! pades, Miss Porter ¥ yed in the suburt . but came to the city @ays ago and ured employment Bt the Curtiss house on Second ave mue, pear Union street, She had worked but an hour caught in her dress down two fiights of when he foot} and she fell] stairs, badly bruising her face and spraining he wrist. A surgeon was called in and patched her up, but it was not thought safe to keep her employed Where the otairs were so steep and “attractive for coasting, so she lost her jod. Then she met Mise Lena Mou Tetta, an actress, on the street and ured forth her tale of woe, Miss joulette. who i# young and ten Ger-hearted, took pity on the Woman and took her home for a few days a had not been there long before she wished to the chief of police, saying that he had geome money for her At the sta tion a telegram had been received by Chief Delaney for Mra. Newton, reading: “Ticket for you at depot If you want money for debts please Rotity us.” ‘This information was given Woman, who lost no time in hasten fag down to the depot, but stor St Miss Moulette’s lodgings long @hough to fill a sat t full of that Woman's stage dresses and Gon what she was unable carry off otherwise The clothing was missed and su» rested on the stranger whom Moulette had befriended. 5 Wisited the offices of the transpor-| tation companies in a vain quest for Missing woman, and finally her at the Union depot ar in the borrowed finery | was something doing In that neighborhood for a few mo Tents and the result was that the ‘Woman was compelled to return the Glothes she had on. The valise bad Been checked, so the police were at. The officials at pot would not release tt | Miss Moulette and her mother) no charges against the the “girl, but allege that she carried off Several pleces of feminine raiment Of value. as w i as a few dollars For 2-Ib. Brick. We guaran- tee Adame’ Best Creamery Bat- ter the best butter tn Seattle This coffee guarantee Detter than most 4c coffees on the market. Stay out of society for lack of preper clothes, if money be the ques tion. Our to priced mults are the same p the bigh vou lack style or Suits From $12.50 to $30.00 est J. Redelsheimer & Co. Strongest Topcoat House in the Btat 00-804 First ave., cor. Columbis YUKON IS RISING she had found at their lodgings, Chief Delaney says that he loaned the girl a dollar, but says she may keep it if she will only Slay away from Seatile. POPULATION DF PHILIPPINES WASHINGTON, D. ©, June A detailed report of the census taken in the Philippines which has just been published shows a popula of 7,835,426, The popula ¢ Ma jimed tribes, of whom the Hoegitos re believed to be the Pt SMALL B W/L MOURN COUNCIL DRAFTING oro! NANCE AGAINST FIRECRACK ERS AND TOY PISTOLS tbe a t Fourth of | | oughfares of the city July if an w being > st time ancilman Job taken the matter up with! © committee. At present} ance governing the matter | w ordin will probit f firecrackers, b t tge platole and f Firs Second and Third avenues and Pike street I think that such an inar would be a good of Fire Marshal Kellogg this rt of fireworks on the * has always t aln Invariably results i fires, which have en ble ¢ in this Fourth of Juty | t te 12 rune SKAGWAY, Alaska, May 28 Advices received here today from) White Horse state that great hopes| are entertained there that th steamer Quick, which has left lower La Barge in an atte force her way arcess the lake, will make the passage in safety. The advice further states that the tee has gone away from the edges of the lake In places and the vessel may be able to break through with jout much trouble. The dispatch further the river is rising and seven inches above low water mark The steamer Columbia was at Tan talus last night and was to have left there thi morning. The steamer Canadian. bound up Stream. passed Tantalus at noon preereey. WILL HONOR The annual memortal services of the Woodmen of the World of Seat He and vicinity will be held next Sunday afternoon at the First M. E church. The following program has been arranged Munto— Organist. Hymn—Quartet Opening service—Consul Com- mander A. J. T. Edwards. Hymn—Quartet Poem-—Reader B. F. Conner. Unvetiing of monument—M. ot Gleason. Hyme Quartet n of monument Judge Milo A. Root service Consul Com ora to Departed Neigh bors—Members of the Order The committee te that all neighb: ny Cut Mowers as posatb Committees appointed to the graves in the tories will leave at the cb xercines ENGINEERS WILL MEET SATURDA} Method for © will be the decorate various ceme mt the ank If sub 1 before the Pa c Engineers by Frank W. Hibbs, naval architect of Moran Bros. Come the Saturday ¢ Thin a to of great tn embers. The meeting 1 be held at the Chamb: ot he J meeting will be the ar 1 and will be held in eat land 2. The head aw have beer er building LIGHT PLAN | Wisch, a private TWO MORE HOR NOME ‘ rok ing to tr tock she w away befor O'Rrien, £ steamship F MISSING | WIFE OF “PETER THE GREEK" WANTS TO FIND HIM . . t § that t b an been bu morning } . . but gave 5 t what he was » to Gras quar at bh bis wife, » We ha 1 tome ther for three years, but he is of me He Joesn’t understand A an we en, 1 have r given him aay nuse to treat me as he has done 1 love him and I want the police ¢ find him and bring hiv me,” she walled as ab police station yesterday lay th atter before thy 1 leaves his tn for some t long ago and kely take a hand in the man hunt TELEGRAPH BRIEFS The re of the the to BEDFORD, Ind., June 2 ward for the apprehension murderer of Miss Sarah Shafer school teacher, was increased $5,000 this morning iT. PAUL, Mina. 2 Juae Tony in the Thirtieth U. & battery, stationed at Fort Snelling, was shot and killed this morning by a sentinel, while he was attempting to escape from serv ing @ three months’ sentence. AD other prisoner was captured PORTLAND, Ore., June 2B. M Sargeant, one of the most promt nent of Northwestern bankers, drop ped dead on the street of heart dis- ease today NEW HAVEN, Conn Douglas H. Smith, teller of the Nw tlonal Tradesmen's bank, has con fessed that large sum, probably $26,000. rant was issued for his arrest Smith was not found. money in stock speculation. WASHINGTON, D. C,, June 2— Willard Meyer, assistant note teller for the National Savings Deposit company, has disappeared, taking. #o the concern charges, $17,000 In negotiable certificates, He was last seen Saturday. The bond company is endeavoring to locate him WASHI TON, D. C,, June 2— Gen Wade cables from the Philip pines a notice of the return of Gen Wood from an expedition to Lake Liguasan. He gives list of names of the men killed on May § in an engacement with Datto All's band All the wounded are doing well PORTLAND, Ore., June A d- vores case here brought out the novel fact that a # statute ox- iste which provides that all divorce sults must be given ten days’ ad- vance notice to the district attor ney, who is then supposed to repre- sent the missing party, The law has been ignored for years. A case brought on these grounds and sus tained would invalidate all the di- A war but |vorees granted in Oregon for the past five years, including alimony provisions and property distribu- ona. | WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2 Acting Chairman Payne of the Re- publican national committee today appointed Senator Penrose as & member of the committee to fill the vacancy caused by Senator Quay's death TACOMA MEN HAVE HOPES anday afternoon at 2 o'clock the ttle and Tacoma lacrosse teams will cross sticks at Recreation park in the third game of the Northwest Lacrosse Association serie The Gime will be a fast one, as Seatt set Tacoma last Sunday by the lose score of only six gi to feur, The Tacoma boys say that they would won that game only they played themselves out by rushing too much at the start ot City ¥ T? n.|the «a mT r iT rr Both teams will be strengthened ue at f th it ur yj next Sunday and as they re h ity’s ing plant at Cedar|evenly matched some fine lacrosse e4 in the ete” Gow of las: your's Seattle 1 the ques-|team will line up next Sunday on formation|the defense field, and “Bob” Kd plant the|monds, who has played with some » taking of tae British Columbia t will be 4 pow man On the x FRANCE WILL HELP FRENCH MINISTER JOINS IN NEGOTIATIONS FOR RELEASE OF PERDICARDIS AND VARLEY-—MOROCCANS TO PLEAD WITH THE SEATTL gr STAR_THUREDAY TUNE a, 1904 n, did not like t lad thrown among the Ot the city Jatl, and ind Gordon to suspend the sentence WHERE WAS THE OREGON? soo the y folons | od Justice large vennel n BANDIT FRASBULIA are the North Alanh a npany's at er Ga ne, | _—_ —ae Ye pleamehip Olympia Both PARIS, June Ambansador Por-| foreigners, who are opposed to the ke lars f pe nee ter saw Foreign Minister Deleasse Moslem faith, on the Moroccan : t ‘ th shore It is believed these argu . ‘ t.| this morning and handed = h " yh \ appt nded him) monte «will = have America’s request for French aid in| weight The at Tangier this morning securing the cardia from the release of Tan hands of More Italian erulser Dogall arrived The Pacific Coast Steamship com pany’ steamer City of Puebla, ar rived in port at an earty hour this morning. She reports having passed the Nome steamahips, Tacoma and Senator, the former at 1:16 and the later at 1:20 this morning, but saw nothing of the Oregon, It is thought that the rey as the bandite. Minister Deloasse prom-} A London diapateh mys the Brit | coma wo Oregon, an the Ore lwed his support and lesued instruc ish minister at Tangier is workifg gon and Benator left thie port with tions to this effect to the French! with the French minister in an ef-|in ten minutes of each other, while | minister at Tangier } fort to secure the release of Perdi-|the Tacoma left fully four ho | A dispatch from Tangier this! cardi# and Varley, The British for-| before either one af them, and ha morning says the Angerra tribe hae | eign office is inclined to believe that d the City of Puebla half way #ont a delegation of its leading men| the best results can be obtained pPrdberyrant * night wae hazy on the straits to have @ personal interview with) through the medigtton of the ang it was im oy tap vee Frassuli, in an endeavor to elicit a! French officer, and that it bas not! great dists The mistake might promise to release the captives.in| yet been considered necessary o| easily have occurred order to avoid the landing of the| send British warships to Tangter The fact that the Puebla did not sight the Oregon, gave rise to a —E== = = = = — wild rumor that the Oregon had SC, been sunk by a collision in the HOOL CHILDREN ans DO SPLENDID WORK SI SAFE | ee f siding Inspector Place this One of the most int ing exhib-;pupll to appreciate art, rather than) OTR'NE made an of ite placed before the tle public | to make capital out of bis work > snosin bs &, af th for many a day is on view at the| The exhibit will continue until) 2°" on : Unitarian church on Seventh ave-| briday ning, the church being 7S =. wae Y nue, ear Union street. Samples of Oped to all comers every afternoon!) oe tus h bas pp , ipa the art work, clay modeling, card-'4"d evening. The parents and) je iced t tn . ‘ x12 ¢ pri . "s 2.50 board construction, weaving and] fiends of the children are cordially! oi, . : | : t fancy w done during the past |'"Vited to review the exhibit and @) 41. found that the big building HART F ‘ORD BRUSSELS aati term of school are being éxbibited al invitation is extended by seal mattindl ; he st gxt2, value $17 t see $13.95 under the management of Miss A - ! + ~ M ton Mab ney fOr! der hotel AL L WwooL ART SQUARE Very Y vatterns, all v Emma Small, supervisor of drawing | “Y°'?,_ 0° drop in and see wha Jeral th her b orings 10 feet ¢ . le nr $7.45 “ for the elty schools, assisted by |* veh an kgsters can 10 with the) ings » ears 2 ys r ' Miss Mahoney, supervisor of kin-|P°PF and brush t every day uy as GRANITE ART SQUARES > patterns, sise Ome dergarten work and useful modeling} —§ § ~~ wag $9 2 saa | lu ale price rer .. $3.00 for the fifth grades. Tne Ualed amet parvient w RES June 2.—|quarter per week he is a defaulter of a/ctl studies that comprise the most! He lost Une | the public The suite of the few short hours given to the study of art and art work in the school course are splep- | SLAUGHTER | an examina ) of candi in the government anne June noes ’ and Monarch Malleable Iron and — Ran clede Ranges—all { x 6 ore teaaney $30 and up nm on tes for interne ah xemplified by the remarkable j | qenebnenn Vilab coninrien the eo: | OF WORMS hospital for the insane gt Wa $5.00 DOWN AND $5.00 PER MONTH. hibit. Without exception the sam-| ort or oe) apeespecee amet anatenc attains merge enn: seen iat eee - ples of work were taken from the | plicants must over 20 years of 4 every-day work of the pupila, aod — = lege aad may f 1 if each one is a bit of cleverness most th 1 States A 0 mes urn ure 0 interesting te a parents dy Seweral employes_of the park de-| for examination may be made with e je 7 jenda « he little ones ere and | partment this afternoon alding| the ¢ mission at Washington, or there are evidences of real genius. Frult Inspector Brows destroying | the secretary at the Beattle post 1101-1103-1105 Second Ave. there being some imens in the /the caterpillars which have been | office 3 free-hand paper cutting department | taking up their residence in the al particularly, that show the hand of der swamps noar the clty for the the artist past week. The park men have al Special interest and comment are x most of ° ready sui 4 in kil aroused every evening and after-| the pests that invaded the city parks noon among the visitors by the |and the park board has nnented to woell-night perfect relief poster work | atiow the fruit inspector a few ex- of a little girl who has fllustrated jtra men this afternoon to aid him an animal story by cutting out «/in bis work number of animals on white paper| The park men are employing and pasting them on 4 gray back-/themeelves chiefly in showing the ground. The outlines of the an mers of orchards and gardens imais are almost perfect, and the! how to get rid of the pests, which action and swing of the simple pic-| have so far con | tures would do credit to a skilled the to 1 hand. i - | Miss Small states that the re-| J. C. Warner, a y: markable attainments of the chil-|risible, was convicted Gren are the result of an average Cony in Justice Gor ourt thie practice of only one hour morning and sentenced to ten days This seems a most incredible in the light of the water-coloring. ink-work and pen on the chain gang with a fine of $% Warner stole a razor valued at $4 from the house of a friend The theft was reported to Officer interesting part of the exhibit. Landwehr, who arrested him yes- The object of this department in/terday evening on Pike street j schools is to teach the! J. C. Gross, from whom the razor Friday News of Impor- tance to Money- Saving People The money met the saving opportunities of the new sto al buyer worthy with ent from iastic receptions critic simple reason that the values were These Friday specials should and will interest economical home owners Tops upholstered in various India Stools 1.00 shades of tapestry, fin ished in mahogany color ornamented, as illustrated Friday special +0 TBe >-Iadder Chairs, handy always, lally useful at houseclean. Special Friday—$1.00, Drapery Dep't | FRIDAY $2.00 Lace speoia }\)\\ Carpet Dep’t Fripay 50 tnerain, oes SPEOIAL wen Friday 92.80 Teale-Hills Furniture and Carpet Company Second Avenue and Union Street “(THE LIBERAL OREDIT STORE” Curtains per pair 980 lay Gloves and Laces Hosiery and Infant’s Wear RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Sale of SKirts Continues as One of Friday's Great Attractions A Peerless Assortment of Dress and Walking Skirts—the season's latest styles selected w special care—garments we are proud of and garments that will suit you here's a hundred of them, divided into three lots and priced as follows— LADIES DRESS AND WALKING SKIRTS, of volles, etamines, sharkekins, Venetians and broadeloths, in blue, black, brown, champagne and white; made with the new fit- ted yokes and full flare, trimmed with silk piping and bands of taffeta; valued all the way from $12.50 to $18.00; your choice at, each 0.00 LADIES’ WALKING SKI of fancy nd plain blue and black cheviots and serges; m with habit backs and inverted pleats; very swell and dressy gar- ments the street; regular Values $10.00 to $12.50; special aale price each. LADIES WALKING SKIRTS, of choice all wool materials, in in black, brown, blue, gray ” and champagne, and fancy’ mixtures in shades of brown, green, gray, black and white, golf plaids and invisible stripes, Made with habit bucks and inverted pleats; tastefully finished with solf ed strappings and tailored buttons; values $6.60 to me — on male at, rs undreda of little things ays needed in the home, priced here at figures away below the ordinary. Read of them. Bring the ad along with you tomorrow and pick your favor- Miter. WHISK PROOMB, 16 Inch long. double stitched with plush top handles, wire bound, reg- ular value I5c each; special at ow ALUMINUM UUMPLES, all =, regular priced Friday at, each ¢ d INVISIBLE HAIRPINGS inches long. worted in boxes, regular Se a box; special % ASSORTED HAIRPINS a box J MENDING TISSUE .* ntifie # r men’s garment ar price per envelor or at tor 10¢ KID CURLERS, ¢ stitched, all shades and len Pp We a bunch; special t orrow at. ELAST GARTE pink, blue, green and yell one inch wide and frilled, regular price 1 a yard al tomorrow at . ASBESTOS TRON MATS, will save your hand from burning, regular price Se each ce My tomorrow at 4@ 3 10¢ SEED PEADS, all ney Apache belts and chains, regular price 18c an nce; special MEASUR 10 h special to- morrow at ‘Se 100 verde of Spool Silk, Tbk. Spool Silk 2 ors, regular value 10c a spool, special tomor- row at 5c Six Spools for 25c spool or Limit---6 to a Purchaser 1 CORSET STEELS, 4 hooks, assorted lengths, black only, regular price 10c a pair; special FANCY SILK RIBBON, 4 inches wide, stripe hades, for making belte and f egular pri 1 ” t, a yard 1 PLAID RIBBON, number 5, for ct gular price To a yard 126g TTAIR RA 1 hea ne each, special tomorrow at BE PEARL BUTTONS ‘ of pearl, 2 and 4-hole, regular See our splendid asendiiaaahét iuiuinee’ Garments McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Second Ave. and Madison St. WO DL AT GRO wn dae eet Moe