The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1904, Page 7

| ~~ = THE SEATTLE STAR—TH URSDAY, JUNE 16, 1904 7 B LO. © D'THE NET IS TIGHTENING THE WEW G. 0. P. ONE-RING CIRCUS en | AROUND DESPERADO KING , ene, Blood Potean! . Called the King of Alt nity Vie Seis oes FRITZ, SLEUTH EXTRAORDINARY, HAS LINKS OF of Uh hnally & Lane EVIDENCE WHICH WILL CO NVICT HIM OF STEALING LINKS wh and OF SAUSAGES Body, treat | pent ig Dractte it of lite eee er Tt conta ue drugs | OF Injurtoas med 1 St} DAILY GRIMES BUREAU, } taken now is a dignified matter and age jo. the very bottom of the ¢ Police Headquart. one that raises @ hope that the i rity, Boon e 8. ehtld may be found.” fappeare | co Montana Frits, - delim Kingh eee ninet carver] STREETS FLOODED is drawing to a close, The daring and 4, FOR 55c stool pigeon who was surrounded ks r . 7 ot voliemen, Reda | washington erect were esol fat A Plate Rack is useful as well as ornamental. It Chie€ Delaney, at Interbay, a few | Washington street were flooded last to cAZinte Rack i wietal an wll a ornamental I aie AE Wing the shedaing ot{ tain st First avenue south” and room. Here is @ Plate Rack made of solid oak, golden [pare erat printers tak and | Vester way. The t pocurred pt | finish, 36 inches wide by 12 inches high, It is on sale om Quarts of tnnocent printers’ Ink and| Yesler way, The break occurred at , lithe moretleas destruction of reams| 10 o'cloek and it was an hour be of white paper, will soon be calted| fore it was shut off, Basements c to account for one of his latest and | along the street for several blocks most dastardly ertmes. Wore flooded and a fire engine was ie sn oh nap paced atti. ae aren Se peed ne en YO ee gene dealers. A trial bottle of furniture polish free to each ak about him by myself and the| out, dealers. police department is hourly Growing | } closer and even before the new }olty jail is ready for his oceupancy, | MARRIAGE LICENSES | probably, he will stand convicted of yne or the other of his latest and | mdst dastardly offenses. Albert MeKensie, 4, and Grace } Chief of Police Delaney has 41%) Aigar, 17, both of Seatle; J. J overed evidence that almost cer-| Yingles and Ethel Thompson, of }tainly connect him with the theft) legal age, both of Goatll of a platter of sausage from an _ Interbay butcher shop. Link by link | the porcine chain was forged by the SPOTTED A “DIP” rch Malleable Iron and Steel Ranges, Acorn Ranges, La gen—all fully guaranteed—$30 up $5 down and $5 per We Offer $20 Cash for Any Monarch Range Sold by Us, No Matter How ow Long ¢ ed G. L. Holmes Furniture Co. police until It now seems strong ; . A ; - fine satts you can buy J] seoue® to, land the desperate de nee 1101-1103-1105 Second Ave. me One oe ¥ Bl spoiler of chicken roosts and clothes} Alfred Dennery, allas Frank] ite 00 and $15.00 during our he city chain gang, If not} Brown, alias James Owens, believed he Big Installment House—You Pay When Convenient. ng-up sale. Fancy mix tures, all woo! material, eton to be @ notorious plekpocket by the jee, was found at the race track as which will be divule- | p for use in our Christ-|and later arrested by City Detective jacket, drop shoulders, every od ta the thing that can be asked for 10 Hi iiss edition, Illustrated in ‘steen | Wappenstein yesterday afternoon : PROGRAM FOR THE COAL FAMINE IN ARCTIC oe ; _ $30.0 = And 0° Tl colors, Chief Delaney at present re-|Dennery evidently knew that he The whaling ve: now is ‘the op of tt you can buy them o b . ‘i - ~ to make known the evidence | was being watched for he made no Aretic may © fenc coal fam- Geen. Coo Gales pw week | Waren will be used against this|dublous moves at the track. He a old PIONEERS’ REUNION) *\'"". © to a mishap to the bat = ee” one tot we | greatest criminal of modern times, | will be ordered to leave the city “i. Edward Wert, which was forced to iene chien “UK Pett Bl put it ts stated that he haw tn his -— The program that will be carried | put into Honolulu for repatre. ‘The : | possession the platter In w nich the | ow nual reunfon of the| bark had « large cargo of Austra- | sausage formerly reposed, besides « ee aaa. et cm i 4 = Fee yes " Washington Plo-| lian coal for the whaling vessels, }rasor and a pair of scissors stolen NO, 4TH SENSATIONAL WILD WEST SCENE, “SHOOTING UP WALL STREET. " ‘ begins in this city| The Pacifie Whaling Company and Westber Cloaks, Suits }) Pim a drug store at Interbay ia te fs about completed. | the Ralph loom & Co. of this city, a There is @ strong significance in a i Hulngies on ex-President A.A Den. | Who operate whaling vesscls in the } the presence of the razor and scls Ue complaining. ) ny and the late ex-President McGll- | 2orth re now seeking to chartes & j sors tm the mble tent which As aremult, the preacher was ar-| 1). Wii) be delivered re tively by | Steamers to relieve the sttuation, at. Ave. 9} King and his equatly daring though | 4 rested at Bothell last night and wi aS & bietaaie tad Aten Wer —_ > o@ chose to ocen be given a trial Justic i 4 , Opposite the Arcade Bid; | younm ee LABORERS CLAIM T . Kenneth MeLntosh will deliver an] Mra. Alice O'Conner filed = @& rs by at Interbay ss HEY WERE | George in this city, tomorrow, prob-| address upon “The Native Sons of| yorce sult against her husband, ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK Tt can be stated almost with cer DEFRAUDED BY EMPLOY. ably Washington,” and Myron Belts will! John O'Conner, in the superior court BUYS A TALLOR-MADE SUIT. E} tainty that King, when captured | It is hinted fm Bothell that Mrs. | teii of the “Trials and Heroism of! this morning. She alleges cruelty was about to throw off the disguise} MENT AGENT | Gotchie has « Little personal feeling | Pioneer Women.” | and nonsupport. he had affected for phe ie j in the matter, which, com y. H. Whittlesey and Mre. a puedlimiieasias | and show himself im his true colors ~~ = her love for the birds, has |W. C. Thompson will sing several Coming Teday. Bar alns In | Re re Jena and John Fovik, two labc 7 about the trouble for the preacher.|songs. After a steamer ride on| The Albany will be at the navy Ross, oben a ¢ ohn 7 ced — Vane | The latter has his staunch defend-| Lake Washington the ploneers will| yard today. | It t# not beyond the range of | ers, ¢ to a complaint this m —— —P ore. The whole town fs stirred up|see the play, “The City of New| Don't fail to visit her. Boats probabitity. I have ascertained. that | ing charging W. C. McNichol of he] Pey DAVID BUCK OBJECTED TO THE DAUBING | er the affair, and, when the trial | York 2 m., Brownfield, whose features still be- | McNichol Employment company, of ot tale to pentiaee te at the Third Avenue the-| leave Pier 2 at 6:20, 9 and 10 ae — J 1:15, 2:80 and 4:30 p. m. ‘Been used , Bi tray traces of an aristocratic Un-| 119 West Main street, with obtain- . + pe e > ee eee a copter i pee Sone oven FD pes cage, ix reatly the tone lost Char. tng money under faiso pretenses. OF HIS CHURCH WITH MUD BY NESTING BARN on pede toe Kens on bel en.ow epeg. + Z le Ross It t# true that there @ two men told Prosecuting At x , | slight difference of fifteen Fears| torney Schott that they obtained, or| SWALLOWS AND USED A GUN amused sath SPELGER @ HURLBUT. SPELGER & HURLBUT. preeeene 1 Gartand Range, oven itxto 1 Tewot Range, ‘oven, ‘age 1 Majestic Range, oven i7x7i lor so tm thelr ages, but that only | thought they had obtained, through -- eeeeeee But to mrn to King. If think} of the city, and paid him the cus/ 1 Favorite Hawes, oven iix23.... [| Chief Delaney thinks thet King! tomary fee for placing them. Bothell Methodist Episcopal church,| He procured s shotgun and beg ughtering the birds as fast as Door 90c Screens Cloth [DULGE HIMSELF IN A HAIR] cay they learned that the foreman| With shooting swallows in violation| they put in an appearance on the| ing the $5,000 damage sult of R. W.| | CUT—something he has never done} 4:4 not want more help. They asked | Of the state statute protecting song| eburch prer Mra Allee Gotehie| Hreeden against. King county.|{| 3-panel Natural fis- 20 Cts. 5c Yd. [the officers of the law off the} io ne did not want them. This the| th industrious birds have beep) slaughter. Her love for the birds| hounced from a wagon on an uneven | jacent By masquerading as a com-|evater of the yard, they allows | Blastering Dr. Buck's chureh at! overcame her natural reverence for| plank road near Georgetown. in. by 6 ft 6 im extend | cloth, 18 tm wide, But tf we (Chief Delaney and my-| rorirn of the fees they had paid,| ®* finally took strenuous measures! an official of the law and did « lit-| ried a sult against the Northern self) cannot get King for the theft! 1.0 woney was refused them, they os See ee . .| Pacific Hafiroad company in the} Friday You'll Pay But $2 98 for for | Hose | deepens the mystery McNichol, jobe im o brick yard o8t! ny novig Beck, pester Of thes to protect the property. LITTLE HAPPENINGS Screen was ABOUT TO SHAVW AND IN-| After visiting the brick yard, they| '* i" the tolle of the Inw, charged | | voluntartiy sinee he began throwing | jim to tele phone to McNichol, say-| >irds For some time « flock of| happened to see him at his work of | » jen claime to e been ished Door, 2 ft @ 15 In. high, made of | Best black wire | mon tramp and small town Burelar.| 414 When the men asked for the| Bothell with their mud homes, and) t oth, and she betook herself to) james T. Howell, a brakeman, | a of the Interbay smusage and get | assert superior court this morning to re-} [him right we believe we ean still | According to the contract signed, cover $26,000 for inuries sustained eee ee ninerine of! men falling to get work at places FREDERICK & NELSON, (inc. when his left foot was crushed in| Garden Hose to which they are sent by the om ) an alleged defective coupler. Over 9.000 ft. Whit ber. My reasons for so thinking jare no weaker now than they were Sole agents for the Charter Oak jot weeks ago, but the sausage te Complete Credit Hounefurnishers. Hodge's Fiber =p Tomorrow and Satur- The steamer Elwood will carry | the Sunday school of the Westmin- ster Presbyterian chureh on its an Grass Hook ployment company will have their money reurned. McNichol claims that the contract must be counter- tions; regular $3. Mrs. 8. KB. Grogory, a sperial tn vestigator for the National Civic Extra Special | Federation arrived tm the city yes Ranges stronger “8 PIKE STREET. | (Private, to the Edttor—1 regret} Saned by the employer, If men are and Sewed, es See oe eng ony a 2%5e Good Steel Grass Hook | $x10 8 on Tent, Phones Joba 981; Ind. A. 1156. § to notice that saw fit yenterday | Hot wanted. Notice of refusal to Sex Saturday, returning ly Way oF for ... ree eee Se | with 3 ft wall, = to publish the em losed editorial will not be received by tele | Kainbridge island | $5.50, for ..94.40 comment on my “scoop” of the day { |previous. Please caveos with me —_———— 1 | $1.00 Folding Deck Chair, Friday 790 hereafter before meddling with the| gaTTLE OF PORT ARTHUR 2.00 fu jock | Raker case in your department.— |” | Regular Price 760 a a terday and will remain for several “* 4 rd recs | | Cor. First Ave. and Cedar 8t MF) Seattle citizens will not by to weeks. with lay-back pillow, Croquet Set-—$2.00 ‘The following te the editorial re-|«o to the Orient to see the Russian- We recommend Hodge's Fiber Carpeting for bed room wen ft te A free plenic and excursion for | por le Maram a high grade eet fer the pate ty Or al and the the children of the First Baptist | Sunday school w be given at! Point Definance Park, Tacoma Sat-|f | * ferred to by our correspondent. The | /*penese war for the battle of Part crack-Brained whelp who wrote it| Arthur will be fought on the old has been dismissed from the em niversity grounds next Friday lors very attractive HODGES FINER CARPETING CAN HE BOUOHT IN SEATTLE AT THis BTORE ONLY wakes = & persons, well s striped and var- nished .. ...91.49 Thursday Specials Hest lowa Butter, per Ib....28e Washington Creamery Butter per Ib ees Small size Cottolene jum size Cottolene ploy of the Grimes: night. The « vands have been ar- urday, June 18. The steamer Cap j ie And his ertmfoel tamrcates |g sesommeaats te ning-Up Sale Can Last But a Few Days J 9, 0°. “i 's0"sihn. foe Friday Tralya Great Day for Substan- | King and his crimfnat | have been operating ar land Eagle Harbor just at the time jof the pearance of the Bak ry baby. they were the perfona who | there will be lots of fun and noise | did the kidnaping. It is solely be-| Wesner's band will furnish must | cause of other evidence and the ab-| , — —— | solute firm belief of Mr. Baker that| ALUMNI BALL GAME mah will leave from the same place tial Savings atl p @. A program and social will bef. j given this evening at the hall of || 2 burner large size B. B. | Fancy by Oll Stove, $1.47, for.086e Shelf Our ady of Good H « Col, and Mrs. Walter Duncan of akc Paper This Reg. $5.00 Drummers’ Sam the ladies of the Cath ize Cottolene ..... 91. | z - R ck th child is alive that leads the po po er Cc E oh Vol t ‘ : So The annual baseball game of the he Volunteers of America arrived Bulk pele hae Apa | lice to make the effort now in prog ivan Ghemal #44 tales pines o ple arpet nds in the city yesterday. They are { 12 yd. pkg. of Fan- Mince Meat, per package — to Leer wl the naar a is evi} June The game wi specting the work of the Volunte: cy Lace Shelf Pa- ince Meat deste i cen concesive bor ab |aturany, due, 3 Ton fume ee eed Fon < maaee € neue, po sur. ‘The search that is under. | be >i ges ott - son park or Cc ac of Col oa & tnd te ~ - : Hangers, Se, for Se | per, in any color, erybedy esh Ranch Exes, 2 doz — q knows, © held this evening at th ad | i ee quarters of the Volunteers, 118 Sec | snd avenue south | Wire plate Cover, | Henls The in endent Laundry, on round shape, 8 tn. the shores of Lake Union, caught ae | Food wide, 150, Friday.. fire last night. Quick work by the 10 in. high and 14 in. wide, Se 15e fire department prevented a serious | No Patent on Good Work- Our Clothin The loss was small. | handsomely made, with | Friday only, manship ug Sag a es tee tene | a | ont ons do fancy sides and two While there's no disputing fi) Fringe 9c Yard > reat yooe ~ Fo . » os FB ~ Rota ny food or Fruit the fact that there are many [| ! to go with thel! One leg was broken and he was | shelves, $2.00, for $1.20 | value $1.29 Press ..25 badly br geod pianos outside of these we = repres nobody will dare say that another plano can't be as good. What man has done man can do—~and invariably do bet ter for less mon The Ludwig Piano is a fatr example of all the virtues of the first instrument at less Fits Right The advantages of good fitting clothes are that they feel comfortable, look bet- ter and wear longer Rees Sh. Be || Tomorrow You’ Buy Jelly Tumblers | mason ral hospital. atl |-2ceach | Pint Jars BLOCKED BY ICE Pomme pt aces tne Or $6.00 for 12 i SAN FRANCISO, June 16.--Ad Berry dozen, with Dish Fancy Ser ; T5e Each © painting, $1.00. re for oll finish, porcelain lin- cont. thee the ether Bhed vices recetved in this city by Lewta a ed capa, 5 n't It reason gh / nee i. Nee Pretty Glass Berry Dish, | 44 piece Cottage Set , Share ae Our Outing Suite are Anderton ® Word, from their whal 7 allan ig: just the thing for in tne siety ok tea ah ae n cut glass design, 18e | of thin America | Peylt Jar | warm weather. Sell Shs hak the tis ta Seetek aoe China, $4.00 value, i ‘ ee is frames with pulleys. equally suitable tdoor gn - a Bering cea is va De $2.49 Allen & Gilbert ay a ‘the back ponte 50 Ft. of Three-Ply nate Ga ae ah eee Water | Fancy White Bowl 1 Ramaker C : ; Rubber Lawn Hose ff comes, ves hin 150 miles. of Jug | and Pitcher, $1.28, ‘ axker Uo, 7 50 U Fiat epi 5 For $1.75 Unimak Pass 1t ia thought that ait wise foe es 8360 : 1406 Second Avenue e rt i j ain) more than usual d ly {n mak 16 | Oe Fancy White Best pure H Oeusaite the Bon Marche tat orf ih at oueF feet of M-inch WH ing the Bering sea metrop 4 Trim Covered Chamber, | White Rub-— = price a ; . it can be had for $ 2.65 Rubber Lawn Hose for. .§1.76 Serene 3 for... Friday at 300 | bers. 4 tno J. Redelsheimer& Co B Willi & NELSON »(Inec.) ioe pet S sel er & Hurlbut w prices Topeoat House tn the 0. . l ams Complete Credit Housef qewtiaany \ a “ and 10 a m | State. . i * : Houghton & Hunter Wied does beh Colonie 1508 3d ave, Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. ‘er , Second and Union 704 First Aver 4229 Second see"