The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1904, Page 5

, < oepiaety » +s emuamane pron st “ errr ee — ned vo emanate aemni ds: 4 os pace seamen oo F THRE BEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUND 3, 1904 ert RR dE AFGHAN WITNESSES | (7™<""""* WEARY OF i diamond rings on the street yeater | day, dropping them from a | ‘ book, He reported the matter to | the police f the Hotel Butior, | where he ts stopping eee T. 8. Sullivan reports to the po» | The Rug Sale Ends® Tomorrow lice the theft of a valuable fur over-|West Seattle People Demand | coat u the porch of his house at a | 1618 Second ave. New Ferry Service } LIKEWISE PROECUTING ATTORNEY SCOTT, WHO HAS ORs | Rabbi Theodore HF. Joseph will | DERED THEM HELD IN JAIL TO TESTIFY AGAINST SLAY. | {*llver an addross toniaht at tho ae Cash Buyers Have an Advantage _ gration Problem,” The people of Went Beattic are SNS OF MARL), THE PEODLER~THEY SWEAR THEY WiLL. | iC ariee Hart tailed to pay fer hia |@ctermined to break the sorry % WF Swift, formerly ot « | NEVER DO 80, NOW lodging at 1009 Third avenue and | monopoly now enjoyed by the Weaty Pike street, bas purchased FOR $22.50—VALUE $30.00. Mra, Annie Stools, his landlady filed | Seattle Land and Improvement Ruffin Pharmacy, at the oo BODY BRUSSELS RUGS—various patterns and pany and are negotiating, with to put in a, ft i Seattle, @ complaint yesterday afternoon, charging him with defrauding an they Will never testify against the | innkeeper, She says Hart owes i ond and Pike, ‘The : complete, the store up-to-date and colorings—ize gx12 FOR $13.95-—-VALUE $17.50. the name Swift will mean pure Mohammed Khan, Rassoul Khan 4 Abdul Ramar, ree wit- erer her $7.60, for three weeks’ room |" h foot for a < ‘ P Soc whom Mian wane a “The mae of their revolt ts the|rent. The case will be tried in Jue + nae Pa Be geen on Poarnnin ane } Toworrow Lyon's Tooth Powder. . HARTFORD BRUSSELS RUGS—choice patterns ing for a conviction of Obab- | fact that they have been deprived | tice Gordon's court. T eited team the nooaienielt fos 4 Somme conse sem ane coneseeed and colorings—size 9x12 of their liberty recently and are be-| ‘The chemiat of the board OT health |" a he impraven ing held in the county jail as wit-| has exarnined the well water at 3609 — a ae ame determined i nesses, Prosecuting Attorney Scott | Burke ave and found ft gure|a° something on thelr own acces feared that they were |enough for w ria 7 takes @ year to get = Rew wand Nasir Khan, the Af charged with the murder of , the Hindoo poedidier, have on @ strike and awear by FOR $7.45—VALUE $9.25. ALL WOOL ART SQUARFS—~a wide range of | drugs at lowest prices. i | at present, A ~ heathen gods the: hip that dust of the « xaminattor be made when the patterns and colorings, ze gxloy%y eathen y worship tha Penne meagre The tmprovement company had “A " ne thelr feet and) Water le lowe I med by the wotiviey af FOR $3.00—VALUE $4.50. iJ took time by the forelock. Rev, J. 6. Budiong was ordained | or eee and betr ayed it ae the GRANITE ART SQUAR f ‘ ‘ The three dusky witnesses gave| into the Episcopal priesthood at) i cing of the city coumetl sKRAN 1 ART SQUARES—for summer campers A }to the ausoorities the facts which | Trinity Parish church this morming.| iS armounced that it. was! size 9x9. f j resulted in the arrest of Obabshaw | Bishop Keator of Olympia conduct-| \ 0 iue yoassnper tarry to opers| y | fatlgesty fs go ple mg Na fag Reed eg Af Ordination. | (ate On the route at the coat of $60 Monarch Malleable Iron and Steel Ranges, Acorn Steel ably in alt ol ew jupertor Judge Morria yesterday se worm Mashenin > secure additional evidence against | afternoon awarded Mrs. Alice Davis ea 4 ‘aa Ranges and Laclede Steel Ranges—al! fully guaranteed dition that « nge the route od electric road up t The West Seattieit on @ loose board in the sidewalk o0| kind of Blanchard street. Pay 55 and 65 cents for 2 108 Hi thom. They claim that they have| $500 damages against the city for —30 and up. $5.00 Downand $5.00 a Month, Butter, when you can buy Bi) neglected thelr own business affairs | per Adams’ Best Fresh Washing. to scour the country for other wit: | ton Creamery Butter for— one had the slightest Intention of leay ing the state or refusing to teatit; |} To be sure their efforts were tc certain extent inspired by personal | cycle and automobile riding on the|more definite than promises is dislike of the Afghans, but never-| Duwamish head boulevard given. Meanwhile they will con thelens their assistance was nval-/ AG. Buchanan mi ed yenter-|tinue their negotiations with other uable to the officers. day an manager of the Bon Marche. | transportation companies. | They are tmprisoned tn the hos- |» position he has held for stx years. | now become imperative | pital ward of the county Jail draw- j believe thin] tatty has been dealt out) |to therm too long by the imprave The West Seattle city council has | ment company and say they will pay ®) passed an ordinance probibiting bi-|no attention to it until something | G. L. Holmes Furniture Co. 1101-1103-1105 Second Ave. Special Photo Coupon} By bringing this coupon and 260 the bearer will receive two beautiful full figure photos im folders, panel style. We are mere- ly making this low price to= demonstrate our work | i | Employes of the store presemted nodations be! feb eS en ben on, j ing $2 a day witnesnes’ feos, but | him with a diamond ring will keep| nie coupes goed only June ¢ h, 6th, Teh, jenne . : | they are furious at being deprived! HM. W, Hawly has filed a claim] qi it until call and examine our work. All work executed satietactorily and Rc COMMENDS WATER SHUT OFF | jot their Mberty. Mohammed, {for damages against the city fer] “We do not pay much attention mn one week. c da . brawny specimen of saddle-colored 0 on account of flooding an ex-|to the promises of the improvement | e , e ‘Water will be shut off tome | manhood, ta pacing up and down|cavation he was, timking at. the|scmpanye” ead @ prominamt citizen | Her ick’s Studio THE DRIVEWAY) trom o'ciock a.m to 8 p.m 4 fs the best 26-cont Coffee on fg) >'* cell Ike a caged tiger, calling r of First avenue and King| yesterday. CSc Sixth avenue from Olive to Ui on Mahomet to wreak vengea: OR) street. He alleges that a water the market. ‘Try it. Your [ll ts head of Prosscutor Scott and geen main buret and flooded the work money back if you are BOB) nis big biack eyes are fairly blas-| Axel Hansen filed @ piatnt | Th et committer of the city] ry pleased. jing. The other two are cursing In| yesterday charging James Quinn —— - a aaa __.*| council at its meeting yesterday | 0 peratic 1 ) - streeta. Successors to Calprit, 112% Marion Street, Phone L their mother tongue and yowing| with obtaining mec mended the passage of the or- / The Olympia te the iY for the ween An hu ee of Merili, just to get | him a worthiens check for $1 A ‘company t i. She is in com-| cont $43,700, the greater of even with tae officers for throwing| warrant was issued mand of Captain John A. O'Brien.| which will be raised by assessment.|In business is growing in p them fnto jail — She took 2,300 tone of cargo, ti "Seott him big fool,” Abdul Ra-| THE NO WAS ° TAKEN cluding over 100 head of hortes.| mended ae follows” Grading ar ilic favor every day. In co-g mar said in his broken English this J, ELS ie i gating . hot leave country 4 were consigned to Mujor| Pederal street, from East Prospect|cration there is strength. eco them men which lL. H. French and D. M. Brogan. |to Roanoke, at the cost of $11,600, | Twenty head of beef cattle were wage earner’s best method rit hanged much. Now A CLEAN UP made April 90 on paid by as nent; grading and) we not never testify. Scott send us an old claim, No. 18, Gold Rus, near | Steamers Garonne and Olym-| [on' orn, by ine Pacitie Cold Stor-| planking of enty-ninth avenue: | saving. i to jail, KIM us—we say not teatity Dawson, yielded phenomenal pay. | ining operators of emo were) erase ct siley in the block norte : | mot testify.” |Six men shoveling 19 hours, ob-| Pia Left for Nome Last among her passen: of thes high ach died . 921 Second Ave, Near Madison med paused in his walk up | tained & total of 379 ounces of gold, | Nigh Aavices to tec e rag oe gg owt By Bd the floor and came to the worth 96,106. The claim is owned ight rg anh A may ° dition, paral b pere es eons be killed, we not say \ by Rutledge C. Davis and te worked Vessels leaving for Nor arate yapnaedlel o added angrily. ; : he went on tn bisod-card- joke ww [ling tones, making a motion as ““Z) though @ moose were being tied! TABLE WINES around his neck. “They hang we | merican law let them, but ah et om Repraviete ever, never, never will I be wit- di We recommend the following mess till them let me out in the sun wines for your table. They are || *ine. District Attorney Frye will beetn strictly pure and way ahead of ‘et get out of jail, we go to! condemnation proceedings within « any other wines sold anywhere §/ Court. tell what we know. Woe stay few days against the “monshine” here, they must can torture us and more @ Smith. The fact that the te fro Fred Fay Still Insists He Was) icg cock te significant of long ¥ | pin satied last might with 700 pas- “ « rity in store for t Not “Moonshining” jot eae a See oe songers for Nome o departure | the two ble NOMB HAS BEEN plentitully latocked with food and supplies of | all sorte during the past winter. |} ‘There has been a bountiful supply | carly spring will h caching port, Tee ae Store the shore early an ‘ severe cold weather leads people to |The store to buy men's underwear Cor. Ath and Union | | believe that the port will be open by io the most reasonable price is = aroused 68) the time the first steamer arrives. Brooks & Oo.’s, 1331 See of the three! A» the ice froze in the Bering sea ul Both Phonee—M 373. Whinesday | only four miles out from shore, could bave | while last year it froze out 14 mit taken more steerage passengers had) i is not expected that much diffi- their secommodations been greater. | ouity w aod of fresh meat and the shelves Of/ rho rush for steerage tickets joulty will be experienced from this Levinson's Sr, Store, All Bottles The steamers Garonne and Olym whisky and distilling apparatus j on | . do everything, but Will keep |petsed by Town Marshal ifottman | 86 grocery stores have been loaded | inued to the last moment FON ne am é real 250 fj That we know tn our mouths.” [and Deputy Sheriff Kelly at River, With canned goods. It is said to be) ‘The Garonne was filled with) OPERA HOUSE BURNED 7 Infants’ The attitude of the three men|park. last week. He received an| th¢ first winter in the history of) steorage passengers and nearly ail| a Cloth- will cause a serious complication !8| order trom Washington yesterday Nome when supplies have not run!jne first class berths were taken| PARIS, June 8.—A St. Petersburg | : Dresses the Afghan murder case. It will be ting him to beg! short .- _ } Many men who have been identified | telearam states that a new opera | ing RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. impossible to secure a conv! henge + gs ith the Nome gold fields since the|howse at the Russian capital was B totlom without their testimony, and jéemn the ctut? and ts now wal 8) THE MINERS at Nome are de [rirst discovery were included in her| destroyed by fire Thursday. when | Srey tay ‘nena "hee |instrctions from Intron! Wovens) THE MINERS ot Nore arate: fie a ee Great Sale of Free delivery, including Green Like all thetr countrymen | COlecto" 7 of the Inck of water to wast | punting Guage Veung ten Toe —_ So Z Fay, the “moonehiner” ar- Lake and Ballard. they will be flayed alive before) Pred up the dumps winter works fiort is A r Working Men’s they will break a vow. rested, still firmly maintains that). 16. done than ever before, but, | went in command of Captain O. A.! Buy their hats of E. N. Brooks : Shirts “tn their mouths.” He says that he never em-/ . Sheriff Cudihee stated this morn ny the house by the back door,| “Prine to wash up ¥ ing that it was not by his order| but always by the front door, Thi.) py 4 SUDDEN rising of the Aver ee bd clean and new—one of the best collections of BO reason to believe they had tn-| cobwebs that covered the a the White Pass Stage op were satisfactory shirts for every-day wear we have patween Benece and University. tended leaving the country. He fesmand 6 a error pe rong |{tewned. ‘The drivers and passen: A Special Invitation for ever had. We've divided the line into two lots— Phones—Bunecl, Mala 644. © UI "“foritt was, mysteriousiy mats tne near’ where the horeee re Saturday Afternoon “<i Sl Cae . 1 | 2 As they say, cane against | he knew nothing about the distil» ealess the Weather ¢ gen. the t Johansen. 331 Second avenue. Qbadshaw and Naseir Khan is all| ws. hn was being conducted In Bis) ciners may have to wait until next : “ ad “it Men's Soft Madras Shirts with collars at- that the three Afghan witnesses | the government officers say, is di | nar Pally Crossing, Alaska, the last | tached, ten different patterns-—all handsome, Wholesale store, catering to fam- had been thrown in jail, as he had |Proved by the great collection Of) of April, seven horses belonging! to! | not have avoided seeing the still, | F°" Maange my Baal ed about two years ago on the| He insists that he bought ane] Nona soar where ae tas hao whore of Lake Washington. botler to use in cooking fish, but as } There . i rie: lt to the use made of the other ap-|""°* = te wer i {page pe eae — and vicin- 100 garments, your | 100 garments, your AGA N |paratus, be claims to be entirely) 4 NEW CATIIOLIC church ts to | ” on “all ‘ - a RG. size, and choice of size and choice of q ignorant. The government detee| be erected at Dawson at the corner n order to call to their attention the complete stock, the pattern pattern: 3 |tives know that he bought the ap | ot Fifth avenue and King street, 9 daylight on all four sides, the liberal credits, and the many ASPHALT PLAN Paratus and materials for maki®@@| according to the plans of the Cath- | other advantages, a Saturday afternoon special is herewith | whisky with his own money, amd/|olic restdents of the city, The lots |f offered, Conse in, Cc Ay c | must have known the purpose for| nave already been purchased. . which it was to be used The Renton mu Improvement! ft is fu known that Fay was INTEREST IN THE Japanese-Ras- clab voted down the propostion to|in Alaska about two years ago with| sian war is very keen among the pave Seventeen and Eighteenth | israel Cohen, the ‘moonshiner” who| Japanese residents of Nome, and avenues between Jefferson street | escaped, and it is said that they |several patriotic assemblages have end Capitol hill with asphalt, at its| conducted a bualness there that waa|been held. The most enthusiastic We're Giving With Vienna 30c MOCHA AND JAVA That SKirt Sale Continues to ‘ Absorb Great Interest : No wonder when such values are appatrent, One of the largest and best collections of dress nual meeting Jast night. Judge not in accordance with law. Fay) gathering was that held about eight and walking skirts ever shown in Seattle, now Harrison Bostwick, who favored the | subsequently went to Mexico, but| weeks ago, in celebration of the re- offered at the following special prices— 4 paving, sald that « petition signea| whether he was with Cohen there| cent naval victory of the Japanese DRESS AND WALKING SKIRTS vorth by © per cent of the property own-| is not known. He came to Seattle | ——————__— —— | ~ ee “hams , ere along the proposed improvement | from Mexico. 5 ' Sd wend $12.50 to $18.00, for only ...... sees $10.00 4 - would be presented to the coun 1 Cohen's arrest is looked for every | Bixteen-inch top, made of hard w , WALKING SKIRTS, worth $10.00 to $12.00, 4 One of These Gifts soon and the question was one for) day. He is well known all along| light finish, suited to bedroom, hall, for . vevebadest: kan oeee piaeae F. ith edie ‘seuns ef cation. the people not for the club. | the const, and revenue officers are | etc. We cannot promise a special WALK SKIRTS, worth $6. 50 to Soon Officers were elected for the en-|on the look out for him. It is be-| {suing year as follows: Preaident,| lieved that he is somewhere near | Judge Jones; girst vice president |the city in hiding W. W. Kirkwood; second vice pres- ————_———_——— ident, Frank Beach; secretary, A. Armstrong; treasurer, C. B. Vilas TWO FROM PIONEERS WILL | MEET JUNE 21 SKAGWAY The Washington Pioneer aasocia- | ¢ostern Alaska this morning. They tion will holds its annual reunion| were the City of Seattle and the | time for delivery except that it will be delivered at our earliest conven- ience. Special for Saturday after- 9 Saturday Night Specials From 1 HOON. Seenees - 50¢ 6 to 9:30 P.M: These specials are arranged especially for Teale-Hills B miedo amines: Furniture and Carpet F/ ANCY PAPE pols NC H-CLOTHS, with one Company LARGE PAPER LUNCH-CLOTHS, ass ee 4 set, Saturday Swit 108 inches; special Saturday night at, each.. Box 25e Note Paper, 3 cakes Rose Toilet Soap, Pair plated Shears, i-qt. Double Coated Enamel Pudding Pan, Pretty a Decorated Creamer worth For All Day Saturday ibe Flour Sifter, r Crank on side, at ....5e MO JAVA t Mad: a] Faration. ‘The former brought 46 Second Avenue and Union Street | . : naeseneeeas ees tee 15 Fancy Bowl end | Utne year. Ie Moadl. the maniacs | pasoengers and the latter 3 When You Think PA APKINS—your choice of our entire rere: ereay ge | || Will be held in the nsnoctation’ he at as Snes “THE LIBERAL OREDIT STORE”’ stock, any colors and designs, regular price sc a $1.00 Wood’ Frame itose | P] Dent, pick, stands om a site pro-| 2 passengers and 20 tons of freight a. dozen; special Saturday night......8 94 Reel, with steel wheel. | J) Ponied by the late ang mi aly <a - srpeieseveonianietnttAainanaantie - ncweont: PICNICKERS’ COVERED B iSkitS all } tes ste ee se > y priced at 35c to $2.00; on special 4 voted t tine bi id the sizes, now priced at 35c i pec F dation ot otheas. Fue oneand bn FOUGHT WITH JAPS | sale Saturday night at 17% to $1.00—or Ge anal plonenré pote Ma] L A DI E S | JUST HALF PRICE ‘The steam ferry King County will] Maple Valley yesterday afternoon rs . : take pioneers on excursions around| and proceeded to tank up on dif CIAL SALE | The Store Closes at 9:30 Saturday Night. the lake each day. ferent beverai wet before his Ss esi ~ The association includes only plo-| thirsty eyes. T ault was that) s ———= nears of Years earl thaw 14% |e began Yo imaging himscit Gem McCarthy Dry Goods i ee eral Kuropatkin, commar der of the . Secood Ave. aad 3 Russian forces in Korea, and at . , s ompany Madison Street A nce attacked the Japanese, The} 2 oe 4 {Parents amsesteo aren \siwsisacn =| 22C You Can’t be Happy if . 'n n Mason, whe) TWO LONG YEARS \;:\" an nt Your Feet Ache surrender charged | Ul vith being drunk and disord oe eee placed under arrest by Patrolman | *''” Y°'™* . Rhodes Bro , Jenings last night on a warrant, | © complaining witness is L. Rod-| peaut 1; N. Brooks & Co., Do you want the which is now two years old. The] You'd better see our new mid f Cleod, Who wt phe thme WAS 1M | mem AB onl lal M,N. McCleod, a miner, was arrant charges malicious mayhem. os, They certainly w charge of & Great Nérthorn oon; H d Cc | mn Bell oo ana | 1} . fqua ? ‘i a of in a fs a E forking ‘uhder : ~ . d f Ra a tate z t§ an nee Ch Sesens iseare ists eal ryt eS) oh sage “s to the shap Be pyeos ‘Great™ . ve ‘ 4 Wing, in Ot very supttion hy rotten by King in, Ai SssiPresgperiect cra 4 gi: oy fa | Wen “i eat aie ort? “Walking if a pleasfre in Dr. Ree@’s Cushion Shoes om i’) itt } 2 WE E SOLE AGENTS, wagers i , f It is Bat coma for invalids _ 00 California's Refyts Reached bPSouthern Pact ‘* farnoun Scenic shasta Route, ° , Lew trains daity. time, excellent olsheimer & Co. servi ts nRBiaeSina tive es ocoat House in the 996.00 first class, ogee its