The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1904, Page 7

PAY RANSOM TODAY (My Seripps News Ass'n) WA N. D.C, June 18 « ri * cables the} atate t tror that it has t anuged that t awh | ransom for the release of Ton I | dicardia and M. Varley wilt t aid today, but he tnt t there is some doubt as to the bandits good faith, LONDON Mails wires th ict Charles Nelson sat h to 8a s he f amon Of 1904 went and of ¢ vin C, EL formerly captain of at hip Come pany, The Nelson is uf harter to the Arctic Mining and ‘Trading Company There’s No Reason Why SRYONE PAYIN CANNOT OWN THEIR HOME RENT 12 to 15 minutes’ ride. houses ome wold edch month rT monthly. rT is > TO BQUAL OUR PRICES and give a perfect! title, We have owned 200 acres extending fr Reacon Hilt to Lake Washington % years. large lots, $12, $14, 518, 322 and wp. Terme $1.00 Per month Price of each lot ad- Vances $2.00 every Monday A fine $0-foot street, graded and plankedt just finished from First avenue to Southeast Seattle. A timely warning to all wishing Jovely homes. We can never offer homes close in so cheap Take any) car on Washington street. “PIANOS Buy No Other. Pay cashor Pianos used, Bettie & Warrick, Prove apd Mars. | Phonee—Main 36 and Ind. AB Week Beginning Tomorrow, June 19. THE EO REOMOND COMPANY Thirteenth Big Week Sunday to Wednesday. 8 ednesday Matinecs. “THE BOHEMIAN DETECTIVE” | Thursday to Sat arday and Saturday | ay and “A MAN “OF MYSTERY” | Prices—fe and Wc. Wednesday and} Saturday matinees, ike and 1 ' Last Sunday ¢ places on the lake Sena beautiful property has been sold investment; 1000 houses will be alr line; fine view of city thing you want. Trains you can drink, FREE. people Everything free;no tickets n We expect reeord-br ers of The Star c free excursion games and field ny erything free; just get on tr mntles of new « or nearly given lake and mounta! stop at Rentor ot of Washington St. (0 hed mowd ZEAZAS McCutcheon's cartoons have been | dramatized. Now let the railroad guides beware a similar fate Manager John Cort, of the Grand has returned from the East. He says he has the finest bookings for next year in the history of his play house. “Our New Minister,” a pastoral play by Denman Thompson and George W. Ryer, authors of the ‘Old Homestead.” comes to the Grand tomorrow night for foar Mra. Leaile Carter will Introduce London andiences to some of her torrid efforts the coming season. THE A ] -— = SEATTLE STAR—SA TURDAY, AL AP Ld 18, 1904 it the battle during the Mardt Gras. FOR THE FAIR SSe"=""FYNERAL DAY IN NEW YORK Toachers by the eartond loft Seat }tlo yeaterday and today for the Bt,| Jiert list night on the Princess Vi | —_—o . train tas ning from Ve ua] (By Aeripps News Any ,earefully 4 the Met of dead | © friends or relat HOME| large num eu i be | » dead, while othie © attract ed to b i ' th arene Be | . he thy od and pute as to the r " we leav or the O, R & 1UTINE| gpectful. Men removed , r the day their hate and caps w wer @ hag “Png Ye). ee oft re roth st of theme and won t : bag ergo ia caaee ins oe jc: ron of minis’ at ded to the t ‘ , (By Borippe News Ass'n.) pastoral work iy 0 « ka con WASHINGTON, D. C., June 18 tant stream of hh ar-| 5 ag | President and Mra. Roosevelt, Miss | ring ed out of t " aw a tary Barnes, quietly | made thelr way toward th me-|the dead capital last night for Hyde " } N. Y ore at noon today The Brooklyn . — CONSTANT! PLY Rae they attended the wedding of the| will receive the bulk of the dead. |The { Turkey hae president's n The utmost se Th or, 3 ut 1 i his ® _ wt averon th « who have been receiving! win ¢ Ay . ereey Was main ped regarding the se hing the bet tthe scene! eriet nice : trip. Returning, the president and | snd checking the bodies i te eevee over wife ¥ unday as the guest - - of Att General Knox, om his| — Valley Forge farm. BIG ROJECI DEMAND BIG DAMAGES NEW YORK, June 18.--One of the| / Gulia % ia Red q| most noteworthy weddings of | the/ |tives of J. J. More @ « ecmone) weavon took place today n Miss | | Francisco, 3 A the Helen Roowevelt, gra ter ot} | Ver a $18 i t ‘ f Pre ee het ¢ Ethel Barry more Mra. As and « be Pres a s but wouldn't | dent Roosevelt, became the bride of a ad 4 Solis ein eee a ‘the up t the requ ments of ‘the bil ity. The wedding took place at the) GovERNMENT COMPLETES | UP to, the Fea home of the bride father ne | | - a Teabel Irving, seen hgre recently | R. Roosevelt, at Hyde Park-onthe- | SURVEY OF SCHEME TO IRAI-/ in “Richard Carvel Tas a decided | Hudson, GATE 250000 ACRES IN WuiT-| Py yt E!: WANTS DIVORCE tnd) Aubrey Bo cured a diy denertion. ¢ rwel AX the brey jcault’s wife ha more bearts wilt thou break! The Harvester the play in whi appear exclusively the Maud Grand next Miateter.” ug Adams Friday j nights in a revival of h Otia § will appear at and TO ELECT personality of appointed by of the Mardt Gr Jentity will be “A Celebrated Case.” « popular |cret until the melodrama of years ago, is | Mardi Gras tevived An the Fant. © Richard French, business man ager of the Third Avenue, played in| this piece with Mand Adama. Maud wore pinafores In those days. Many years “A Bohemian Detect! DAT! at the Alcazar for the first half of next week. “A Man of Mystery” will be given the last half of th week. This piece will close the pres fs the with the r ahted dewalks: b awa once were de e time th of swings @ lots of real ¢ an it ¢ bring a little r there can built at anybody. So come, rain or shine, an tke prizes to the winners, will be held ain as this may ne crowds tomorrow, but there is plenty of room for everybody yourself at the expense of © Hillman, robes the king will king nd how many| wit MAN, ADAMS AND FRANKLIN COUNTIES or {(Spectal to The Star) COLFAX, Wash, June 18 yeatest Irrigation project over com "THEMSELVES is the title ‘al templated by the government with kinner will | (Special to The Star) hin the state ot Washingt and next season Se which will, # t | BOTHELL, Wash., June 18—Ho ane tn empent the 5 With aesthetic tastes enjoyed &| 590 600, is now an nsw Saturday | Yery pleasant visit to the home of! TA, Noble engineer « The Little| Prof. M. EB. Durham, principal of the] oq States geological survey p | Bothell schoo Thursday night. who has been making a survey of | while the agogue and his family|the proposed irrigation scheme were visiting In Seattle | whereby the waters of the Palous river are to be diverted and m: to irrigate lands in Whitman, Ad | | The first intimation either Prof. | Durham or the members of his fam be! without taking any valuables other V poset to make of this co irman herd than « few little trinkets, * which torage reservoir. This coulee is e and his| they evidently wanted only as me-|Perulinrly adapted to a scheme of | absolute we-| mentoes of their visit. thie sort jowtng night of the —— When tn bie royal CITY OFFICE, 2 TIMES BLOCK be at all timer GRAND FEE EXCURDION NEXT SUNDAY, JUNE 19 To Lake Washing ‘on Beach on C. D Hillman’s Garden of Eden Addition 0.£.8.GRAND (CHANGES IN thee & great | ‘The | FROM DEAD MAN, (Specis! to The ar) SPOKANE, June 1£—A peculiar uit has been Begun tn superior t nd oth te have te gres f ow Drake from unie M Drak it e back to March 31, 1892. The petitioners state that they do not know what | became of Drake, but that they be eve him dying after be he n ord wife, ‘The purpose of the suit fea. is to clear nights and a matinee on Wednes- | ily had that they bad entertained jams and Franklin countics. has fl-| ine tue to nome valuable land lying day. The same company that made unknown #trangers was when they/ed three water rights in Whitman | i orin of Chone The land w on such « hit im Seattle last season A UEEN returned Friday, They found their | county. ow i and bie wit. On ith the play wil! produce it here home torn up as if a West Indian] A dam and canal will divert the! ya, 1892, the petitioners al next week. On Wed ay there hurricane had visited it. Every box,| waters of Hangman creek Into Rock | ices, Drake obtained a fron will be a bargain matinee | cupboard and trunk im the house piake Tae gh had espn grey * wife oo wae * was emptied and the contents were cubte fee secon Bir 4 paferred the Tomorrow Manager Drew will tn-| VOTING IN MARDI GRAB CON.) ie the flour, The beds | other fling secures for the govern: | jand t or man, but meanwhile curate a weeks cut price| TEST OPENS NEXT WEEK Thad been slept in and a fire was| ent all of th riated wat-| he had married again and the trans season of stock attractions. The | still glowing in the kitehon range. [¢T* Of the Palouse rives A dam! ter papers are ed by Car opening week's play will be “The | ‘The table was set for three and | ¥!!! be con ted, and from this &| Drake necond w Bince then | City of New York,” anl the cut | the remnants of & breakfast of pan sonal win carry water to the} th ansed through several| | prices will be as follows: Atl wm: Nout week the polls for the siee-| cakes and maple ayrup were in evi- [Ande 0 each of the three counties | na the discrepancy in the names| {nees 1 and 20 cents: evenings, all|tion of « queen of the Murd Gras! dence. The sesthetic visitors even | yp ne | he two wives heing overlooked | lower floor 20 and 20 cents, and In| will be opened. Th: titre has! went eo far as to dig up Prof. Dur-|, rty townships are Included in| by the different owners. In Many of the balcony 10 and 20 conta. Cut jseverai candidates in view, but M°| ham's shoe blacking Kit and shine |(1" 8Fe* Proposed to be irrigated. | this year Menig, one of the petition prices will mot affect the character |snnouncements will be made until| their ghoce. The discovery Of 8| tui sty ton ote, timated that | ers, sold the property to other par-| © the play or their production. te contest ts actually bewun After number of half-emoked cigars com ully 260.000 acres will be available | ties, whose attorney declined to pase) - the Mardi Gras is over the young : Sones of their liking | n{*t the Proposed ditch. The larg-| om the title antil the cloud had beer “Just Struck Town,” & rib-tick-/|iady who reigned as queen wil! be| Pitted the evidence o eat bodies of land coming under thin| cleared away, and to perfect the title ling farce comedy. closes at the|iven @ trip to the World's Pair at| (0° f004 things ‘ites are in Adame and Franklin | Menig and the prospective purchaser | Third Avenue tonight. | #t. Loule at the expense of the com-| Neighbors noticed smoke issuing | counties The ditch will be one|ask the vt to formality grant the _— mittee. Votes will be sold at § cents| from the kitchen chimney as late 4% lof the sources of eupply for the ir-|dead man a decree of divorce from | Blanche Ring. erstwhile vaude- | each and at this price it is expected| 7 o'clock Friday morning, but took | rigation of the Pasco country along| his first wife ville star, will appear in an operat-| that the vote will be heavy no notice of It, thinking the profes- hthe Columbia river - extravaganza,”The Enchanted Isle. The royal ort of the queen| sor and family had returned. | Im Prankiin unty the goverg, 1h M hext season. will be named in a short time, Al A gh the visitors examined} ment has also don the waters |‘ * in & | f00d deal of mystery attaches to the | everything in the house ow left | of Washtucua coulee it t pre naaked Be eusamas | HIGH SCHOOL mts iter ems] CHAPTER ENDS| ™ high and grew school students| ‘ Jof the state, m us inquiries | | The board of education have been received asking for par ; announced the follow tiewlars regarding the competition.| The sixteenth annual grand chap-| the instructors at the a hool . = f-town ave thing on | t2 Order of the Eastern Star| Walter E. Bowers od io to Sacer ‘ a on | head of the physics dep , ured expecial interest in thie contest, Qut-| closed today with the tnatallétion | he phy partment; J pared sour f-town people have also made of the officers elected for the com-|W. Raymer, wansferred from ‘the and anently ing year, The convention was the| chemistry to physics depart WEAKN 83 Hlargest of the order ever held in| ment: Miss J. C. Rennett, head of Dr. Kelley yi the state, and matters of deep} the chemistry department; J. C.| to the nature of thoxe fw interest were disc d. The ment! Keith, tcad of the department of | rans nts knowin ‘s session will be held at Bellingham] ™&thematics; Stephen B. Dwan,| SO") T phys in 1906. | head of the commercial depart ment. trealme nie tS ~ The following officers werestac} John Kingsbury, formerly head of | £2)1°4 gh itt stalled: Grand matron, Mra, B.|'¢ Georgetown schools, is to be f Belle Marcy, of Montesano; grand | OMe a city principal but is , patron, W. R. Baker, of Colvitieyra-| The board will award bids for fuel) the or . elected; grand associate matron, |*"4 other suppiles for the Mra. lie W rasey, of ania y ar at the meeting on J & cures has ‘ " associate patron, Jamew 'Me- LONDON, June 18—The Central | sdeqaate ick, of Tacoma; grand s#ére-| sews Paris correspondent reports | oj" free at office or by Mrs. Lizzie J. De : “ of T® | that during the British naval A elected; grand treasdyer,tneuvers off Ajaccio, ( aye ey had; plenty of nice, shady ‘ grand conductress, Mrg was cunk is ' _Martor . 1 hammocks; over 800 acres of this ring, of Ev tate men have bought here for diate canductr ‘ I eer square in an Jeonsing. t FI h LEMONALI all “ “FRATS” MUST 6O 1 cults Cost $50 to $150 secret organizatic F to be tolerated no longer in the Se New Modern 5 and 6- Room Houses attle high school. Prof, Kdwin - deine, tel . Twitmyer, the princely notifled the studenta w r ed! d 2 O'Clock or the year hint _ Open Daily for Inspection ould be ab to comm the *, Or take Washington street car to State street. Go one be the last free excursion. m with @ clean it ts ast So all read that the societies are detri and this is probably the last mental to discipline and that the See the New Homes J enjoy yourselves. All kinds of [Mf tnitlation ceremonies have taken on ange from $ tof con n the grounds tomorrow, By moat of the acteristics of “hax n; sheeted and et ‘ Router ing,’ which Prof. Twitmye for years to abolish. j r" smal basebatt WM, P. HARPER & SON gat xt atu 60 Dexter Horton Bank Buildiag. Telephone Red 1901 | tM FREDERICK & NELSON, (Ine.) ‘PAON’T Fall to Read Our Ad! in Tomorrow’s Papers. Bargains of Extraordinary ‘Interest Will Be Found tyr," Them A New Importation of Fancy Decorated China Arrived This Week Thin week we re ‘od an elegant line of Fancy Decorated China 4 t from Bavaria The articles mentioned t yw are GE cellent va the prices quoted. Many other pieces can be had at similar fig 4 Frult Dishes, each 450 Roll Trays, each 950 Plates, each and 5O6e Ch ots, each. ...$L@6 i t oe 5060 1 : > 500 Chocolate Seta, Balad 0) each 6c $3.50 agar and Creamer, one of each and BSe The “Marion Harland” Is a Perfect Coffee Pot Iitustration shows the r construction nd the pr « of mak coffee. Ti nd « ls contained in a filter. It cam t get Into the outer amt hence is t poured into the coffee cups This and many good poi de the "Marion Hage and” Coffee F wal favorite with tae om The 5 m this fully nickeled Coffee Pot are as follow Pint 8 2-Quart size .... $i aq art size Store Closes Tonight at 6 o’Clock } | FREDERICK & NELSON, (Inc.) | Complete Credit Housefurnishers Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. ‘The dentist who ts am expert plate maker ts an exeception—not the rule. Plate makers are born—not made, | @ral faculty for plate making. Of course I avoid a great deal of trouble by absolutely refusing to make real cheap plates which are not cheap bot really dangerous. I could write an entire talk on the gers of cheap plates, but I think that most pepple know a great | Of it already. I charge a fair price for a satisfactory plate- mean a plate that fits right, looks right, masticates right ©. Those who are wearing poor fitting plates are tnvi Discomfort from poor plates cam often be rectified by a deni understands CONSULT ME T want you to feel free to consult me as often as you Iike, Call every three or six months and let me examine your teeth. For this sere vice I charge nothing, and my charges for work done are always as low as the gratle of work I do will permit. Can quote definite prices when - I know just what is required. 4 absolutely) Exclusive Makers of Flesh Colored Plates. 2 having | th their fen “for |NO CHARGE when other work ts done, and a written guarantee for 12 all work. First Double Excursion Sunday, June 19 | Newsboys Picnic at Pleasant Beach DANCING, Cruiser Albany Now at the Navy Yard Wyoming, Paul Jones and Preble Expected Saturday Boats Leave Pier 2 Hourly 50c-Round Trip-50¢ | onetre Dentists 307% Pike, Corner Third. Hours, 8 to FIELD MUSIC. SPORTS. ER GN NNER IE MG IG A RI em ee ee Tooth Talk | Perfect Plates I believe that I have a nate — Ohio Painless si abi tie iat at ens as