The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1904, Page 3

SUNK BY RUSSIANS FILLED WITH BLOOD COMMITTED SUICIDE TOKIO, June 17.—The survivors Of the Japanese transport Hitacht | Maru, sunk by the Russian war ships tn the straits of Korea Wed neaday, bare arriy at . Tokio, They say the Russians were sight ed at Ta. m. The Japanose attempt ed to es but at 10 o'clock the Russians opened a terrific fire and tm a few minutes the decks of the transports a with orpace._ Th JUST ONE FAVORITE WON FIVE OUT THE LONG SHOTS OF SIX RACES MEADOWS aT The long shots had thi own way at The Mea ernoon and what “ifs” was cast to the b the windows of the ars, as they Inter aL rolled in toward ' attle from the tr last evening Aurora B was th y favorite that came under the wire with th buneh behind her ‘Thete was a big kick Tonge. selling—-Laureatea = won. MacFlecknoe second. Agnes Mack third. Time, 1:08% ag Sixth race. one mile and 100 ans selling—Ora Viva won, The iter second, Danie Belle third ‘Time, 1:47% ‘The funeral Hummel, who eleco, Wednesday day afternoon from — | ‘ M ry Fe ted in San Fran-| will be held Sun the residence of} her danghter, Mre L. 8. Rowe, at 416 East Denny way. —_—_o_—_ Newsboys’ Excursion. | Pleasant Beach Sunday. See page 7. * A . COOLWEAR SUMMER This is the season when our thoughts naturally trend to articles of comfortable dress. The “Fair” store goes hand in hand with all that is seasons ble, and economy may be prac tieed here to great advantage Here is the story MUSLIN UNDERWEAR A pleasing ossortment spe cially priced for Saturday sel! ing. Night gowns, beautifully trim med with lace and insertion ordinarily $1.00, now 500 Fancy Chemise, lace trimmed. fine quality of muslin, reg ular $1.50, now B00 Chemise, short length, regular $1.00, now BOe Drawers, nicely trimmed with lace and insertion, regular 9c, now 500 SUMMER SKIRTS Duck, the cool tailored worth $1.50 and $1.00 506 and worth The White kind now Linen Skirts, elegantly stylishly trimmed $1.50, now LADIES’ HOSE. Full seamless, fast black, fine summer quality, regular 14 now, per pair Oe Better grade, ribbed top, full seamless, made especially for the “Fair,” regular 2%¢ now, per pair 12%e SUNBONNPETS. ‘This {9 sunbonnet tim have them all styles and qua ities, Note the prices Gingham = sunbonnets. trimmed, worth 20c, i i ; é ruffle now +. ARM percale, ruffle trim med, were 25c, now lhe BATHING SUITS AND TRUNKS. Bathing Suits, fancy stripes, itted colors, were $1.50, now The Trunks, fancy stripes, were 36 nd 2c, now .... 160 and 12%e BOCKS. Men's black socks, fast black, ibe, ROW, Der pair ..... be SURVIVORS TELL | GRUESOME STORY MEN WHO ESCAPED FROM APANESE SAY | climbed all over Knell and won THE WEW TRANSPORT TROOPSHIP WAS —~MANY KILLED, OTHERS gine room, killing two hundred men, At 6 o'clock in the evening the Hitach! Ma ank Captain Campbell. the Bnglish commander, isu having jumped overvoare. of ong neer was killed on the bridge Col. Kwusel, commander of th troops, ordered the flag burned an 1 mate and other off ROBBED OF WATCH The pickpockets who are flock ing to Seattle 1 easy money in the crowds atteending games at Recreation park day Miss Mary Morris, of Javenue, lost a gold wate not miss the timeplece, which da gled from a silken cord around her neck, until she had entered the grand stand. She reported her loss | to the police DEFEATED BY ANGELS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Standing of the Clubs. time over the decision of Egbert giving the five and one Won. Lost. F furlong r to Laureates. | Los Angeles ‘ 33 ‘ Many of the sports thought th Oakland ai : 654 NO. The DEAD SHOT EQUE MacFiecknoe should have be ‘4 4; RAG BABIES given the decision. but Judge EB , ‘ 64 Dert was firm and stated that Lan see a3 40 452 Teatea was winner by a full head “a 29 THE NATIONAL LEAGUE Laureates headed MacFlecknoe tc i i within two jumps of re, tall Loe Angeles turned the tat AT BOSTON--Chicago 6, Boston ing beck a trifle, and n-|the Siwashes yesterday af fag. To those who we at Recreation park. A te the left of the wire the result }all the way through, It ke a? may YORK—New York 4 was tn doubt * tators In the grand sta " Today is ladies’ day at the races| tip toe ast man was out Fe pe ST again. Jim Boreman will be among | and the » ether. t the bunch for the hurdle race t of the Angels " @ay, and if Jim can only lose that) Jay Hughes was tn the box for desire of his to climb tnto the ttle. ‘The Angele took kindly] *@ AMERICAN LEAGUE. grand stand he will afford some ex-| to his curves. Baum pitched a fair] AT ST LOUIS—New York 10, 8t eitement for his backers game for Los An e Louls 4 Following is yesterday's sum The score in the sixth stood 3] : mary to 1 im favor of the Angela. The! AT CLEVELAND—Washington First race. six furlongs, selling—- | Siwashes then got enterprising and | 6, Cle ad 3 Aurora B. won. Hercules second, | tied the s He the ninth Mand Sherwood third. Time, :56. | Inning was over, however, the An AT CHICAGO—Chicago 5, Boston Second race. five and a half fur-j| els pounded out two more runs. | 3 longs. selling—Maxtrese won, Han-| and Seattle, although she tr mah Van second, Cayucos third. | hard, could get but one, AT DETROIT—Detroit 6, Phila Time. 1.094 Score by innings deiphia Third race, six and a half fur- | Seattle 0010021004 Tongs. selling—Canejo won, Optimo| Hits o-4| PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE @econd. Titus third. Time, 1:21%. | Los Angeles O65 Fourth race. one mile and a six Hits 0 1-10 AT BOISE—Spokane 2, Bolse 1 teenth. selling—Osecar Tolle won — Forest King second, Mowaho third PORTLAND 2, OAKLAND 1 Pe AT SALT LAKE—Salt Lake 7 jutte ‘Pome. 1: 40%, PORTLAND, June 17.—In an ex- — citing game Porland won from Oak land by timely hitting in the eighth AMATEURS Roach and Schmidt pitched fine ball. The score Portland 10000 | Ratteries— Roach and Schmidt and Byrnes TACOMA 6. TACOMA, June 17 FRISCO 1 The Tacos A red hot program ts offered for the Athenian Club's amateur box ine bouts in Germania hall tonight k of the local boys several San on the card as easily in yesterday's game. Bobby | Besides the p Keefe was in the box for the Tigers; Who are to take part and pitched an excellent game. The | Francisco amateurs ai weore They are slated to go against the Tacoma 20020020 %—¢| best am the local talent. A San Francisco. © 6 100 6 0 6 O~1| Pemberthy, the Kent wonder, is Batteries—Keefe and Graham; | billed to meet Charite Johnson. of Knell « | Ballard, in the lightweight clase. / | Pemberthy has won two successive Ra bouts and promises to lead the ing address of the bunch of lightweight» judging trom Temple de Hirsch prior to going on | the way he handles himself in the his summer vacation ring Johnaon sald to be the _ ‘ hampion shingle pecker in Ba) Clothing, shoes and lard and it remains to be seen if he in the great $10,000 furnishings railr sale. The Monarch bouts scheduled fe Co., 1317-1319 First avenue ee| this evening that ought to bring ‘ down the house is the one betweer Swagger Young Men the two heavyweights —Vaseur ar McCarthy. Roth have been tn strict Buy their hats of BE. N. Brooks | training for this event and as both ac 31 Second avenue **¢| have been losers in past events “Don't Worry, Watoh Us Grow” The Sow Store Credit RECEPTION CHAIRS For 98ec Saturday Afternoon Geek it 1 to visit the new store—t tock througt the stock—we offer you Sat urday afternoon a_ white maple re ion chair, neat ly and tantially built bronzed cane or velour up holstered seat, exactly as 1! lu ed, BB¢. Boys and Girls Come Early Tomorrow Morning Tomorrow is registration day in the great Teale-Hill Junior Salesman and Saleslady contest—every boy and girl in Seattle should make it a point to be on hand early to morrow | 50 Grand Prizes Are on exhibition in the window—and every who does any work will get something Be First--It’s Eaay--Gome Tomorrow Teale-Hills Furniture and Carpet morning boy and girl THE SEATTLE § n we TRIAN ABOUT TO SHOW ager to redeen “them ways makes a Aid ever he ts 5 against can comes heralded big gun out at Fort Lawton and as the Ribbons and Laces ROSAMEL SATINE grounds, with b on sale here The opportunity we «ive urday ought to be good practical sense. Prove it specials tomorrow MEN'S MADRAS SHIRTS. have got tn the on sale tomorrow at by DERGARMENTS tect you In case® $1.25 © garment; COMBED EBGYPTIAN seats, price a garm ge and well sewed, two tomorrow at Secon: oe 2 ae? @ state P. ONE-RING CIRCUS H18 WONDERFUL Jack Corrigan and Tony Stearns HELD UP will b the boards in ¢t Mike Kobolert, @ laborer in the Great Northern tunnel, reports to the pollee that he was robbed of hi roll,” $68 © nile strollin, | SANTIAGO DE CUBA, June 17 ; SS Cae Ole ee | Mor a hundred persons | *108# Jackson street near Fourth | at lives Ino terrific wina avenue south, at 2 o'clock this and rain storm that swept over the | ™orming atheastern end of the island of|. He says he was approached by Cuba. The storm began Friday and | '¥° colored women, who threw their sinated in a downpour of ratr| * ground his neck and gave | Monday every monstration of tender af The village of El Cobre was de- fegtlo To his great dismay, he more than two score [oud Cm his money had disap ned. The mines at| Peredrhen he broke away from r were damaged and six men | their fond embrace. a beautiful sheer k pola many lovely figured effects. tomorrow Good News For Men men every Sat news the habit of paying $1 MEN'S SILK FINISHED BADBRIGGAN | N. Juxuriqns, sort of garments that are Geli@itfully cool on hot days, and are heavy enoygh to pro a suddm change, value on sale tomorrow at 98e BALERIGGAN DERGARMENTS, drawerthaver MEN'S MADRAS aes MEN'S Good’ 500 SUSPENDHPRS, TO KNOW THE FASHION, TAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1904 SKILL ON THE BY WOMEN Sale Our entire stock of A Wash Goods Bargain An Extra Special From Our Own Choice Stock washable fabric—very light and dainty—white * and black grounds with white polka dots also koned splendid bargains almost everywhere at Ihe a at Te Boys * ery? We cals it luck, for it just thaen $ ec Wek, fo st 80 } that our Juvenile Clothing buyer wa you § York a few woeks ago 6 for. } Goods but late—very late Ose 2 Suits. Just because it was late $ to buy a big lot of handsome apd waists at away under the usual | BOYS' WASH SUITS tn linen and in buying _— for buy he gomfortable tan, green, pink, blue, and white, in the very latest styles with bel UN in Russian blouse effects; $2.60 k le bi at. 500 BOYS’ WASH SUITS, that sell in w for $2.00, on BOYS' WASH SUITS commonly so! each, on sale here at fee our Window for Samples, GET THE JULY DESIGNER, ‘TB, good Ades, priced 500 and 650 on sale sone BO sale here at McCarthy Dry Goods Co. ave.and Madison St. d at that e He was partly under the tnfluence “Kiteabet? Bubiness is paralyzed at Guanta-| of liquor at the time of the r fey, Frederica Schink namo. Several lives were lost in| and codld not tell the police much pon, Caroline Stews that district about the affair Tuttle. Grace 1 Vaughan Notions and Stationery Millinery hats for women at trimmed and finished, nt up-to-date in every part r rich in variety—a hat for and every occasion—on sale to morrow, Saturday At Exactly One-Half Price ‘Luck for the happened as in New early for buying Fall ing Wash was able summer suits prices. duek in made up ted coats inds here $160 post store Avo Id at 750 $1.40 STEVENS IN LUCK REAPPONIS ae B. H. Stevens, indicted for smug «ling opium a the | frot Vietoria and from w the secre nds of th atraband drug, W raigned before Judge Har this morning, pleaded guilty a« county jail and to pay a fine of § His wife, accompanied by her fathe and mother, was an interested ape tator in the court room Judge Hanford b brief « the hardsbit t would be in i 11 ie & long sentence t 1 tr h h t Barney Loe ndleted for smu gling five p to th plea of not guilty ar }to six months at ‘ }and a fine of $106 ts, A pi was made for leniency of the on account of Logue ! The trial of William Cree, A Larson and C. M. Moore, Ste alleged accomplices, 1 be SD Patrolman Kelly came to the con-| Grea Carpet alues FOR THREE D. ONLY—THAT ON SATURDAY, MO DAY AND TUEBSDAY—WE ALL OF nh YOU THE Ov ING EXCKLLENT CARPET BARG THE PRICE C CASH ONLY All- Extra Sug H ) grain Carpets 1 1, for, a yard 606 Bost Qualit } enti ‘ for, @ ya 476 eat r th 40c @ A 28o Good Qua Tapestry 1 t J t t 60¢ tal t hsi4 $1.10 4 h Malleable tron el ¥ a Rang all f ‘ tr 5 ' ry % p WE OFFER $30 CASH FOR ANY M RCH RANG BOLD BY [ NO MATTER HOW LONG USED. (i. L. Holmes Furniture Co. 101-1103-1105 Second Ave. The Big Installment House—You Pay When Convenient. aed § n a chance talking with Capt ved his sanity to explain Wa BY, Petersom The man had $170 in cash on hig | person, besides a draft for $2,100, Ward that « charg en preferred mish, He wilp ng an investigation by, NO INQUEST a painfu story told on oe ¥ The body of J. Henry Dunn, th men @ - one oe ® carpenter who was instantly kill p soarnndting MERUat Sf CRrtale~ | vente morning by falling fro: » tee a oe ne Ore Northern Pacific railroa or caenel yeltiles it \e ver Mercet slough, was Baan oncurred yesterday aft-| yrought to the Bonney-Wateom ee ee ean Se en ee ee ing. His parents, 1 by puty Sheriff Kelley this) who tive in Michigan, were notified. morning. He admits that he struck | yn inquest will be held. The body, with his fist at Coc who was be shipped tc ¢ drunk and abusive ut says Cocco wn A. goed to Ausabie, Mich. cut himself by falling against « table FOR NOME TONIGHT ag Lie eee | re, | The steamer Charles Nelson, “COP THOUGHT tain C. H. Pearce, is schedule sail for Nome tonight. She will take fifty passengers and a cargo of 1,100 tons of general freight HE WAS CRAZY When John Peterson, a farm band from lowa, stepped off the Great ‘orthern Limited this morning and gazed around in a dazed fashion. ASAKI, June 17.—The Jap- anese transport Katsono Maru toy Jay fouled the Yamatokan off Moj& The former sank, NA pee GR Straw Hat Season Now open. You'll find the best clusion that the man was insane./ styles and variety at EN. Brooks He was taken to the police station’ @ Co.'s, 1331 Second avenue. oon PUGET SOUNDBRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS Bridges, Structura Iron Work, Piers ar@ Foundations, Dredging by All Methods. SEA11LE. WASH. “THE QUAKER SELLS! it FOR Le A Long Way On Saturday At The Gheker § Jap Rose Soap Lava Soap Fels Naptha Soap Insect Powder, pound Sulphur, pound Moth Balls, big package Insect Powder Gunes Bath Mitts, peir Carbonate Soda, pound Good 26e Tooth Brush joneer Corn Plasters Biue Jay Corn Cure Duffy's Malt Big sale of Elasti and Trusses now on the week. 850 Stockings Lasts all eee Buy eee Cascarets Where size . 25e size you can get the 50 Two 25¢ articles for 250-— Basket Row Bargains Don't miss them, Lister's Antiseptic Tooth Pa ste, in tube, or tooth powder in tle, and a good 26c tooth brush foi pee eee as $1.00 Rose's Propared Lime Julee Persian Nerve Essence. “Helpful Facts” FRE. ee The gph needle Phones: Ran 1240) Indep, 1240 ASK for pamphlet ~ So ccelall A ae le ae nc