The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1904, Page 7

7 Edwards in “T have at | @ quarr wt de ver money clothes. The distinctive tailor my part by ing, the fine fabrics, the per- 1884, on top of one of the cars of| Ce clreus train, which had | C j ° ° om rme poll-| surrendering to the law,” he said ot fit we give — orom ed into Gar m, was found the| “and | am not golng to ask for an| al — _ Shafer clothing body of & brakeman, with a bullet | investigation ong tg be as different. hole in his back. Not the sligh » 7 1 oe * siightest | ficeres wish to prow ite me, it te We are supplying the best elue to the affair could be found, | their t nems. If they don't. I am dressed men in town. | r | nothing but the unmistakable evi fence of a brutal and Mt going back to De Lodae my owa mur-|self If anyone ts to blame for the s Ss It der. The body of the murdered neg of that brakeman, it is my UTTHITIEL SUIRS BF) iraicoman was shipped to Balt Lake ecif. und mot Murphy ' $11 and Up New Straw Hats All the latest shapes, $1.00 A Boys’ Wash Suits THE WEW G. 0. P. ONE-R < Greatest variety and the fin- est styles, $1.00 up. nae Negligee Shirts Splendid variety, $1.90. | ac f lever with both hands. KILLEO HIS SWEETHEART PORTLAND, 0 June 16 Prank slieime shot and kitted hia 16-ye 1 sweetheart Freda ararch! in her home here yester tay, Gugtlelma wan angered at the girl's refusal to marry bi Both were Italians ING CIRCUS | | } | | | Kase eo ver Ib. | Poultry Chickens, hens an nd sprit 7”. isos | ER Fish, Ete. Wy aa ber Ib BROS. Arcade Bidg. vue poved aa babar Seoond Ave. and Univer- the gold fields. Alfred H. Brooks, Stre t iT ¢ for Alaska os Men’s Under- NO. 2—THE STAR EQUESTRIAN PULLS OFF THE WONDERFUL FIVE-HOOP STUNT. wear Hay, Grain and Feed | Mra C. W. Miller and family wt te 1 one and ‘ t *| Ana for Valder, where they will BE oe oy be va at Ge 5 ‘| Join Mr. Miller and spend the eum-| | WHOLESALE PRICE Sness errs, are to any buyer La, ‘ces on small purchases midatingn, age © per cent higher) . Sole Distributors of the Provisione Butter, Eggs, Cheese Fresh Moat—Cow beet, Native creamery pe Fastern Brokaw Clothing soot, Tso Ib; ereamary, fresm, Ye Th) soraee, Haat us ber ib tive. per tb. A. LAWRENCE 908% Secon. Avenue |vaded and thousand Butte miners are back of the following message, sent to President Roosevelt last night, ask ng him to inter deplorable conditio “Butte, Mont., Jr sodore Roosevelt, Wai ngton, D. C.: Miners of Butte wal to yo an representative of constit al rights to assert protection due citi tens Colorado, whose rights are in atroyed by state ministration that has no respe law (Signed) EDWARD LONG. President Butte Miners’ Union “Dan Donovan, Secretary. A monster magn meeting min | tigation was not wanted. ora has been called for Sunday eve ning. | DETECTIVES DENVER, June 15.—1n an official ftatement issued by the Western Federation of Miners the hired de tectives of the Mine Owners’ Asso jation are charged with being re sponsible for the Independence hor ror, The Western Federation says As was plainly shown same months ago in a trial where the Western Federeation of Miners was * of wrecking « train, the federation was innocent. So It ts |clear that none of the present out rages were committed by our mem As was plainly shown then, the erimes and outrages were commit ted by hired detectives and thugs |for the purpose of bringing dis credit upon union men, so it will be hown that the present outrages, ev ithlees slaughter of the vietima in the explo sixteen men at the ace depot on the morning were the work of these Independ of J be found to be an stated above, the work of detectives and thugs hired on purpose to commit a deed that} might be laid at our door and offer} the excuse for the reign of terror} t followed.” Continuing, the »s the blame for aif the t Citizens’ alliance, wh b it says w angered because of the Installation | an stores. It also de mn of the alliance in| forcing the resignation of the reg-| ularly elected officers of the county | as un-American and sufficient In tt self to show that an honest inves- «The. Meadows SIX RACES DAILY RAIN OR SHINE COMMENCING 2:30, Street cars direct to the « Friday, Ladies’ Day; free on that day. Admision stand $0c, including grand Ne a daily 600 horses The place to spend a happy day is “The Meadows.” Own a Victor alking Machin “The Talking Machine With the Dog” NIJOY mm THE MOST Ww MA RLD'S TERLY EF COMB AND ARE WET HEAR MP w GREATEST MUSIC AL ARTISTS IN YOUR IN RTS--RIGHT OWN NDPRFUL MA On Easy Payments, If You Like Sherman, Clay & Co. STEINWAY DEALERS 711 Sec San Francisco, ond Ave, Cal. Seattle. Oakland, Cal, THE SEATTLE STAR—WE DNESDAYRYUNE 15, 1904 7 GIRLS DROWNED ) yours of age, were neoiden | VISITING THE R ILL 0 rowned in @ back-water slougll or at the mouth of LIGHT PLANT [man veh non Pomeroy C. PORTLAND, Or., June 16.—Ber- | rd * WITHIN THIRTY DAYS | tu rare sx se Dintia, sous) scons, syne rae City Bnginoer Thomson, Counott | an Daulton and ot members of P a _ the lighting committee, left on a —— two days’ trip to Cedar Falla Inst evening. The municipal light plant} PLAN@ FOR ERECTION OF NEW PUBLIC MARKET RAPIDLY FREDERICK & NELSON, (iae.) | ~ — in to be inspected, City Kngineer | ce ‘ Compete ¢ + Saamooe, ekas tian eeenie tee APPROACHING COMPLETION . ne and] | ONE CONFESSED TO CommITT! HE MURD | Tevort in regard to he progress and S | I F Th d F ie NG THE DER 10 VEARO | ope of the werk os directed by | ec a or urs a 5 r AGO, AND NOW ANOTHER MAN CLAIMS THAT A MISTAKE | the counct! more than two weeks! | ii acts iais a diealas ed \atele ina HAS BEEN MADE; THAT IT WAS HE WHO FIRED THE FA; | dinin tho aituation porsonally to the} Market on the old ut tealera in eut flowers and plants rounds expect to begin work « s and tobacco, and books an TAL SHOT ounciimen on the ground - hake b a 3 peo es , ow ing within. the F nav ed apa “nj tn Ie i ba fuoa to come Welling wt bw'n vevuatie cxy se | AODGES? FIBER CARPETING, CUT AND SEWED, ms pletion as fast aa men oan work.| itself, where people can go shop 55 Seats A YARD Contractor Henningson, who will | ping on rainy days and procure Tv off Ve recommend oi rife" jal to The | Star) city, and for some time the affair build the market, has completed his| everything they want without th n oF « for bed i itary end i Mont., Ju Two olf | was shrouded in mystery St Caction Gah fa acme] ineonvenionad af Gian fom olert orlees men tf to be} One day, about a year later, « j Dig job at Fort Lawton and is com-| . — THERE ARE 20 PATTERNS TO CHOOSE AMONG “ - io pleting plans to begin the work as| to store on the stroots Wet exclua iling right for Hodges Shen r of man John) man walked into t ae sewn 7% soon as the lease to the property ia} 1 am surprised how interested r « It i « beaw ivecn 2 A x, the patterna ady serving @ | taken into custody aa the murderer . Colonel May, the president of the] enterprine,” wuld Col. May yenter ; lay, Vriday and Saturday, oye h Ct t © brakeman | company, said yesterday that only a| day. “We have not been anxious } , - errr trying a gpd sow Regge atria he oF | BOXING TOURNAMENT FRIDAY) fow details remain before commenc-| to have the question brought up|] PLEASE BRING ROOM MEASURES joors, fe the remarkable probl ithes were ree and) ing the work and these may be! before the pul very naively chat the officers of ghis ave) within a fow months the man was) NIGHT WILL BE BEST SEGN| cie.ro4° up within the next week.| but since the publication of the fact WE ARE CLOSING OUT THE RELIABLE -~ 7 Age nye OE ees yee | soon a8 6 lease on ‘of he. en wing to build a m ket Wiliam Miles, aged 60 years, you! with a life banging over] IN THE CITY FOR MONTHS) Aw eo the lease on the prop that we are going to build » mat STEEL RANGE torday walked into the police sta: | him Sou adh caine” Ghee aaesmeas tae 4 weane , « Includes the Mas tion at Kansas City and told the of That man is William Murphy | ine will commence, The company | of men and women ha Stee! and Malieable I ficers he ted to € b f alias W who has already lesire to have the market ready for] me and promised their patronage * sp Bn sage yA ghdy Beri \ Two heavyweight bouts are on| use before the rainy season com You would be surprised at his bar for the my of John Bdwards, at | rown 1 and is fast losing his} . Gen sally people ar kep Range, t Deer Lodge, in the summer of 1884,| mind within the narrow limita Of] the program of the Athentan Ath.| M@Dce™. ° peop ange, the poe He told the ott = “ _ . hi at Deer Lodge Once sov-|) eee Of the Athenian Ath-| "Ai ine gteck.mecemmry tor the| tieal about a new project, but many Range, | the Columbia Steot m , . t , > beta of the people here have come from an nd the a! named Murphy had been tenced | ore are ag tle Chub * Friday night's enter-| con tr n of the iiding and | et peopl : : h - : CS oe pat 4 LL eee a for the crime. but that M > an rit ee ep | tainment y Vansur, who bat erating the market has been sub-| elties that maintain public m nie te ener Pe not kill the man; that he (Miles) T 1 « i tled with Norton at the laat| seribed by local business men and | and they realize the importance and have decided to close | ward th b 4. s leg and took bhim| meet bie Ja Carthy in he | lease alls ha en engaged | other thir nas surprised m not 6 ‘ » for th e hel em! finals These two will put up| by wholesale and i! dea in « the way th business men b e but b * ur anno « fat Ka aa ty | be » punishment oh a .* advices from’ the Montana | prove on itruedial viene. Ha 1g[0® exhibition that wil) please the| the city, farmers = wee and | asked for stalls tn the building. We ment ia large ono ithout ft _ now years of age, and is em-| "2" sane nw %. oy oe me , < oth a cing om * pro . oe os 1 pains se lease ony se No. 48-14—Has four S-inal rphy has been tn the Montana | ployed to carry water and do other . in the final et) duce Yon Q other cities til the butlding is fairly under wa holes, oven 14x18x19% Inches rleon ainiess “38 sanek teieeen enced Ge prison. Merl the heavywelght clase agains Jack! The company has made no at-/ but several had asked for stalls in and top 27%x83 inches; se 8 ne ement has so af. When told that another man had |< orrig SG gereoeMrgres, MOE to Atapoee of stalls, but buat orden that they may be ia time, : ular ‘price $35, « ‘oe ted his reason that he ls now teased to the crime for which he} °'S fell = mon have engaged them in or here is no question about le iO atete cena e aes less lunati "lis serving @ lit © Murphy | °* ine Pe eee der to have space secured when the| ting the stalls as gon as the build No, 68-16—itaa six 4-inch alam — n untimal interest in be-| °F pace see i . | x18x12% inches, andtop E icTeague and Frank|esve th Th Raye Bey tng aed | but ding is Completed. Besides deal-| ing ts opened regular pr . . s of the state and finally a violent fit of| sy Prensa Aap ag a SPs A a MT bee. 829. allay, lect ight ex wed the te ht r,t onvl te he » ke “ him 1 y Fitegerald, the new v ges nda will Healt lakaaal’ s-Inch holes pinion | © confession o |. | beat bette rphy fired a shot 00] trom ‘erie Itxgeraid carries} me een a yor ad lene te th bad » e n to od did nol n >» tu ry he « yee fe i sub ou affair which mat 4 Se Any, Of the | Bod ne intention to cnt Git nos '8-| battles tn the amateur ranks ‘ot the ; A... a oe ee ee $29.00 yve that an tf ere him t he later elleved e erg tie ow ° 4 7 - That Are Rocent, unfortunate gray-haired |had realty killed the man | eS ee ae ee 22 THE VERDICT of the coroner's The body ie man, now @ heipless . Miles, who says he has worked tn] inat he is of aiving Dottn| jury which 4 the i lereation ah oe ee Different fim se asses e|socce er Se ee SEE a ie } “dge, is the victim of the|Orer, wants to Beoked te meet Dan MeCuire a 008 men as un. nd teulous, and fuliy Seneed to 5 made of sheet a strangest circumstances that quer 138-5 4.4 ay ahead ve & po we assert that when the truth is with cast iron elbow ng out. The lormed m4 ik 3 CONSCIENC! and cl pre < ever divulged ove 5 nicke slanced ove The Shafer shop occupies a | chapter {momen ® thrilling} Se ERY git aren, Eounede were oe the ts (Specie! to The Star) Haus ssuniinl enpedians "of ae S entens f ie F ° henteb oF veasenes a | we wb bengy BBA combined opposition o' with ext » top unique position in the world of | Some time during the summer of pare f° wy be killed} out ~ him to Be fast aq! DUTTH, Moat, June 16.~—Twelve | county ané state officiaidom, it wil THE TERMS ARE CASH FREDERICK & NELSON, (Inc.) Complete Credit Housefurnishers , Madison and Spring Sts. BIRDSEYE VIEW OF Hillman’s Garden Eden Addition grounds yesterday, and aS er 4,000 happy people were on ts and acres were nearly given away. Over water fr 1-2 T xck for free tickets or take Washing- ton St. car to Taylor's mill and get free boat. ix sales- Terms rounds daily, Waterfront acres $25 up, Human Stomach ing and misery { used In this world by dis | o ra. than by all the ases of all the other or- gans comt yr. Sam’l L. Rose has done more to alleviate this curse than afy other livingphysicianof the world. We have his fi * formula for the cure of all stomach diseases, and guar it to cure. To those who have given up all hope we exte » helping hand. While the lamp of life flickers D treatment will bring back health Mra Q A, 1 18 Twenty-fourth avenue, said: “After taking one bottle I was « ly cured.” Rose’s and nine other treatments, Dr, Wm 8 Blood Treatment....Two Weeks §1,00 Dr. Wm. P. 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