The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1904, Page 3

=DOPINION EXPECTED CORPORATION COUNSEL LIAM PREPARING REPORT TO HEALTH BOARD ON CEDAR RIVER MATTER GIL-| Corporation Counsel Gilllam is expected to have his opinion rela tive to the authority of the board of health to examine and to con trol the sources of the city's water supply ready for presentation to th doard at its next meeting next Mor @ay night. The opinion will unm doudtedly support the belief of the members of the board that the right Vested in them by the state law ts absolute This is the off hand opinion given By attorneys who were seen today They state that the state statute gives the board of Ith absolute authority tn this and that ft transcends any city ordinance hat may apply to the case. ‘The board of health instructed its @eeretary to secure this informa tion from the corporation counsel at its last meeting. The physicians ho comprise it are convinced that river, are believed to be a constant menace to the health of the people of the ety, As soon as the corpora- tion counsel informs them that they can go ahead in accordance with | the state law, the members of the F board will personally investigate 4 conditions at Barneson and at Ce-| . Gar lake and enforce such regula tions as they consider are neces ory. The board is given the right in the state law to enforce any regu ‘ lation it sees If the Barneson people should refuse to obey the directions of the board the work } could be carried out by officials at the expense of the people of Barne een. The board could also stop any puiaances by injunction. pS TORIES DIFFER | A complaint was filed in the pros ecuting attorney's office this morn fag charging Frank Miller with as aault and battery. Miller was ar- rested by Patrolman King on the 7 night of September & He has been Bving with a woman by the ame of Emma Teal. She told t fieer | that: Miller came home drunk and q commenced to abuse her and final ty struck her in the face, knocking her down and cutting her lip. Miller says that the Teal womer tried to shoot him and that in trying to get the revolver from her she was struck in the fa SOMETHING OF A JOLLIER (By Scripps News Ass'n) BERLIN, Sept. 10.—Replying to congratulations of friends on his engagement to Princess Cecil. of Mecklenberg-Sch wert: the crown prince sent the following reply “Gelebensade: A thousand thanks. J am tremendously thankful to be able to call such a charming, clever Little girl altogether my own.” MRS. “JA KEITH fired two shots at ber husband in a hotel in Missoula, Mont., yesterday, neither of which took effect, and then tried to commit suicide by jumping from the window. Mrs. Keith's home is fa Baker City, Ore. Her husband ‘s an actor ano she charges bim with dae was permitted to Cannot Keep Quiet. We've too good a line of the real new, swell fall styles in men's soft and stiff hate Just call. EN Brooks & Co. 1231 24 ave. oe = oe MONEY And Get Better COFFEE buying your Coffee Adams do it today. from Try Adams’ Coffees Your money back if you are not satisfied TEA AND COFFEE CO. 921 SECOND AVENUE, Near Madison Street. Present regulations fing the |in the United States Protection of the Cedar river water! J. L. Morri aded guilty to pet: | ed from pollution are too lenient. | ty larceny in the superior court yes Campers allowed around the | terday afternoon and was sentenced | shore of Cedar lake and the town | to 30 days in the county jail, time ef Barneson, on the banks of Cedar | Already served to apply 1. of 112 Howard ave hai! HAPPENINGS The executive committ of the local union of Christian Endeavor ors held its regular business meet ing last night and was entertained | by the Junior Endeavorers of the] United Presbyterian church. An informal dinner given at the Seattlo Athletic cl last evening proved a great su and similar dinners will be given throughout the winter. It is planned to give one each month, After the dinner an t ng program was rendered On account of the trouble in find | | ing a jury to try Mra Susan Rum beaux for the rder of her hus ba James R aux, her trial] w be continued until Monday morning. The defense still has four A unusually large attendance African Meth Sound district by many well nference of th odiats of the P Addresses were aget made known clergymen and much buat ness transacte | Nels Hansen was arrested Yast | night for a criminal assault upon | Hilda Johnson, who claims to have given Hansen a considerable sum of money after he had promised to marry her C..¥ Detective Lane found the man at the corner of Fourth avenue and Pike street Judge ©. H. Hanford this morn ing tasy final orders for the de-| portation of Lee Wing, Mar Sing Tal Hock, and Sie Lum, all Chi nese, convicted of being unlawfully | mptained te the al pleces of this morning that sev lead pipe had been stolen fro at different times, He is positive that he knows the mar t does it and dosires to have a detective sent out to work on DUSKY | ARTIST COLORED WOMAN MAKES SYS TEMATIC SEARCH OF OLD MAN'S POCKETS | man whose name ts withheld by | tne police reported being held up jand robbed of $20 last night about 11 o'clock. He stated to the potice | that he became restless and went eet for a stroll. At Junct of Yenier enth avenue the man, | and not very strong a colored woman grabbed him and began a systematic search of his pockets. After struggling for several minutes with his dusky as sailant he succeeded in shaking her | in elderty says that WARRAN ISSUED :: DAN MURPHY TO BE ARREST ED ON CHARGE OF ATTEMPT ED MURDER A warrant fs out for the arrest of Dan Murph an employe of the California commission house, charg ing him with an amsault to comr murd William Kain, a barb the viet the murd: te tilt us and in @ erttioal ndith The aff ae related The Star last Thursd wourred on Becond avenu Wednesday night about 1 ¢ and was wit neased by Mary Kain, wife of the injured man, and ©, W, Kelloge ear conductor Murphy, who I an ex-pugitint war seen to strike Kain « territt blow in the face, which felled him pavement, The latter has onscious since that time y die from the concus ed by striking his head on | the cement walk in falling. Murphy was arrested by Patrolman King shortly after the assault and » to the police stati but releaned after a few hours of confinement or his own personal recognizance Kain was removed to his b t Fifth avenue and Yer way in a hack and attended by Dr. Sloan. At first it was thought that Kain had » drink partly develops that the blow on the back ng and that hie condition this fact. It now due te of the head ts the 1 cause of bis ondit Mra, Kain ts righteously indignant at th n of th n releasing M This Just another oa here the pe have a rigid investigation and Dr, Sloan have rked v thelr patient vain to bring him back to con an without guccess, He con moans and is restiess., His mind we ut his work and he believes that he in shaving his patrons, Murphy ts atil! at large THE MARKETS WHOLESALE PRICES. y buyer tn purchases (These prices a average 20 . Freeh Meat—Cow beef, 6@6\c per | Bxtra ©, tr | leaving the |to have be I; steer beef, Ko; veal, T@100 Ib; | pork, Se I €'%e Ib. | Provt 1S@ ibe 1; Wb; beiltes, | Vegetables. California potatoes, 14@1K%e per ib; Yakima potatoes, Bet tons arrots, $1.00 per sack; cabbage, @1\c Ib, radishes, 10c dos bunches cumbers, 20@ 40c native ib; wax dew b@te Ib 15.@ Ibe potatoes, Green Fruit, Ete. off, but not th she had relieved him of his money | Apples, _ Wenatchee, oxi As she hurrtedly made off he|per box; Valencia oranges, § grasped her purse, which hung from | #°° per box Lemo leur Es belt, and hung onto it. The — n oe wr 7 ‘ n date ‘ ananas, | Durse contained $4.80 in change. &/ $2 6563.80 bunch. Native strawber pocket kot 4 some oplum, which | pee $4.00 per crate. Cherries leads the police to believe that she | $1.00 per crate. Canteloupes, Yak ane of the many colored dope| ima, 40@60e crate. Dewberries 1 fiends that live by such criminal| box. Wenatchee peaches, 604?7h« | methods practiced on thin old| box. Watermetic man. According to his description | 4osen. Sweet prunes. 35@ of the colored lady highwayman, she ‘was a short, slim, dark woman. The police are working on this deserip- | tion and hope to find the ‘The purse is held as evid is considered a good clue to | identity of the holdup. GUILTY FRANK PASQUALE CONVICTED | OF MURDER IN THE FIRST) DEGREE—HE EXPECTED IT nee and the TACOMA, Sept. 10.—We, the fury In the case of Frank Pasquale, charged with the murder of Charies | 8. , find the defendant guilty im the an first degree, charged.” | | Such was the verdict handed to! Judge Snell shortly after 11 o'clock last night by N. R Long, foreman of the jury impaneied to hear the case against Frank Pasquale, who, on the night of May 20, shot and) killed Charles 8 Gray in the yards | of the Northern Pacific railway at the head of the bay. Pasquale, early last evening after the jury had retired to consider the evidence, stated to one of the jail-| ers that he belleved that the ver dict against him would be murder in the firet degree. He was cool and smiled in discussing the case. SALVAGE DEMANDED E. &. Caine, master of the steam er Nome City, this morning filed papers in the + ‘al court libeling | the steamship Meteor for $5,000, al- | leged to be due for services in as | sisting the Eureka to tow the Me-| teor into harbor from Bering sea| when the Meteor was in grave] danger of sinking with her cargo, | crew and passengers. ¥. AMES, proprietor y .reade, in Snohomish is missing. note was found on his desk that he tired of life and was going to a secluded spot to die. Searching parties were immediately sent out to find alm, but there had been no trace of him found up to last night CHARL of the Penn | GUS WILLIS ver, B. C., for in Vancou vagrancy, in bell | by the police to be th , }for the murder of th iff Eau Claire vant Wis, last Jan- uary. 40c; Tragedy, %r 50: er . Washin California, 81@1 Efbrick peaches Crawford peaches, 60@ Hay, Grain and Feed. Ont, $28.00@ 29.00 per tan; bariey, $24.50 per ton: w $29 per ton chop, 428.000 27.00 per ton, shorts, et per_ton: bran. $20.90 ton, oh meal, $32.00 per tor tim - othy, $18.00 per ten: EW. com- Pressed timothy, $19@20 ton; new wheat hay, $14.00@15.00 per ton Puget Sound hay, $12@13 per ton. middiings, $26.00 per ton; cracked | corn, per ton, Ye. $29.00 per ton; straw, $10.00 Butter, Eggs. Cheers. amelta, scarce, 124% @ ibe per Ib Groceries and Cor Sugar, Golden C, tn ne ka, § hen, powdered, 10; dry mranulated, in $6.46 in barrels, sacks, $6.05; cube, In barrel, $4.60 Flour, patent, per barrel, $4.60 Crown, $4 Btraleht, per barrel Pillsbury, $6 Standard I wheat ft $3.80 u, per graham 60m, grahar bale, $2.16 germ meal meal, 50n w corn meal, 10s, per bal white corn meal, 60x, $4.00; rolled r barrel, C.O.C, $6 Laken, box, 7h tbs, $2.00; Farina, per barrel $5.50; Farina, 10-Ib sacks, per bale $ hominy, la per barrel $4.50, hominy, small, 16m, bale, $2.60 buckwheat and cake $4.00; pea owt, $4.50; pearl acke, $4.00; split $6.00; mplit pean, popeorn, per ad Bridge & Dredg ng filed suit The Puget ing company this mort in the federal court against the gov ernment of $2,110.78 alleged to b jer contract for digging the deep water canal fr Shilshole bay thorugh Salmon bay to deep water Piaioult alleges that the contract price was 7 ce foot, Th from the government was $86,981.71 $84,270.03 bas been paid balance asked. of which NOTICE All persons are against purchasing certain issued to Lena 8B. Walton bonds Same ave been stolen from Mise Walton | h in Portland. If offered to the pub lic Miss Walton's name will have forged to same by mse having them in possession LENA 8. WALTON Both Shake Hands Quality and style of “Monarch shirts, Pe now on sale, $1.00 each, at EN. Brooks & Co's, 1231 | Becond avenue —" - Best Dinner in Seattle Oe; 6 course, The, Four course, Teen onions, 10¢ per dos bunches: | and 12 course, $1.00 with Sauteines or Burgundy. Every evening at the Maison Barberis, Second and James DO YOU WANT A HOME? $1,000 home, $7.00 per month $2,000 home, $14.00 per month We will buy and deed to you You select the home and have ten years to pay for it Come to see us at once SOUTHERN MUTUAL INVEST- MENT CO., 1-2 Starr-Boyd Building RALF GODDARD, Agency Mer NGw2pemememenel per Standard Patterns Now 100 and \5e. § MCa RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. 4 Get the October Designer, On. Saturday Night SPECIAL FROM 6 TO 9:20 P. M. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S HOSE SUPPORTERS ™ { good English lisle loom elastic, with patent ‘Easycatch” fasteners, regular 1S¢, and 2% values; Saturday night, a pair Be LADIES CRUSH LEATHER BELTS, with harness buckles; come in black, white, Ted, gray and tan, ree ular 35¢, 40¢ and 60c values, each 290 SPERM SEWING MACHINE OTL, best quality, full size 2-02, bottles, regular price 1c a bottle; Saturday night Se BOOKS, several thousand volumes, popular books by the best English and American authors, publishers’ price each, 26e; Saturday night 100 CABINET PHOTO FRAMES, plain mat with gold frames, regular pr each; Saturday night, each 15e HURLBUT'’S HIGH-GRADE TINTED ATIONERY, 48 pieces in @ box, regular value 36c a box; Saturday night 100 FRAMED PICTURES, 100 new subjects, including the unique Dutch figures 4 landscapes, specially de signed gilt Saturday night ATED SOUVENIR I er weighte noxes, PAF rday night and stained w t a fran *, regular ANT WOOD, litt! ete, regular value 26c each McCarthy Dry Goods id Ave. and Company mises Peanuts, Jumbo, te; A-1, | hereby warned | Native creamery, 240 per Ib; Mast H creamery, fresh, 20@ 210 th eee—Native ranch, e#@ 200 dow den. Cheese—Native, 11@120 Ib, Poultry, Chickens, hens, 19%; apring, 16@ 16%0, Ducks, live, Iq ite Fish, Eto, Malibut, 4@44e per Ib; aatmon | trout, 10@ile per Ib; Nounders, de per Ib; solemn, 840 per Ib; shrimpa, every purse. or and $28.00 each. The Heater Season Is Here We have in stock an almost endless variety of Heaters to suit every need and We have Heaters in a wide range of styles and prices, to burn wood On our main floor is a fine exhibition of Heaters at prices between $2.00 Come and see them. coal. We Allow You All Your Old Stove Is Worth In Part Payment for a New One The Celebrated “Howard” Overdraft Heaters Are the marve th. the Howard is so perfect tha other for Soft Coal or Wood presprrerry res 1h CEETEETE: for Wood or Coa! Interior View Showing Overdraft in Howard Coal Stove. la nr The Howard Overdraft 1 eater, of heat ‘They save one-half of the fuel and are constructed upon acientific principles, rogresnive ne perfe o kame an & gas works, The « « stoves so constructed that three-quarters of the heat is lost. The Howard consumes gas and en which con percentage of heat from or wood The I 4 Heater heats the fh # no other heater will do; with a small amount of soft coal it can be adjusted to keep the fire for hours wi touched heater will do this Howard Heater will save enough In one year to pay leater, and will be good when other Heater run all through the East and Middle West for its cost. The workmanship on burned out. We are exclusive t dealers sell more of them than Wher fer the velous Heater a we are positive that whe: We fully gua will use no large orders for theme Heaters hey are investigated and tried the public | line of them on our floor today HEATING STOVE te « THE HOWARD AIR TIGHT OVERDRAFT ction and principle, and ed. ordinary, both in. constr the market k . and explaining why the “How- her stoves, saat of Overdraft Principle eh a dial located In the firepot {- mtr THE COAL ast diaphragm check draft rate, is yor with heavy crugated sheet steel nto & Graft tube thre provided Ww rt of the stove. This draft tube is kept at @ THE WOOD ST heet nd diaphragm means of the hot blast from the rear of the stove. k draft. Th ed. flange a bottom. mak cating of the air which is next conducted down- ae ‘aa of eaned beneath the projecting shoulder at the top of the Re tir Jacket of the free to circulate between the firepot a : pperature conti to Increase. re ite te ot he epecta! i ie allowed to enter the THE INVERTED CONICAL BASE, t hb the heat is adiated directly to the floor, warming the regi, DIAPHRAGM CHECK DR APT waste of heat | ber with sreat ‘forse racm cheek draft this pro- ted towards the fire and forced to mingle with com- the fuel heated air is def! Bostivte ‘eceping up the flue, thus utilising ail the heat pro ood by the fuel; and gases arising from The Howard Overdraft Heaters for Wood and Soft Coal Are Full Nickle Trimmed WE Will Give Free One Ton of Good Range Coal to Each of the First Seventy-five (75) Purch and Range in Price From $12.50 to $30.00 Tight W Stoves, steel, from $2.00 to $3.75 | Actna Coal Heaters from. .....sereeeeeeree - $11.00 to $14.00 Tight W nat top, from SE 00 GRUNT ceiene Canis Mesebeed Bets céckcves <abuce 7.50 te $17.50 n Yula Coal Heaters fror $4.50 to $8.00 n Round Oak Heaters from $21.00 to $27.00 | Acorn Gas Burners from......seeeeceeeeeeees -. $33.00 to $42.00 " VARESE Japanene Matt -. Os w LACE CURTAINS ARABIAN CABLE NET ART SQUARE 1 : ie vara), regular ic NOTTINGHAMS. CURTAINS. ya male ir " ; yard ; per pair.....506¢ Nottingham Hag BG | sapancne M wart per pelt... See res me pe f. pal $1.00 rd, aale pri ber g. pair - ow yard 196 NGHAIN CARBS Jap ee Matting. (18 warp PRCIALS. nat to yard), regular Se pe On Monday, Tuesday and ard, Ba price p 4 yds. I Wednesday we will have 6 yard Blo 5 natterns of all-wool Ingrain he Jar Mattings are |Jixtr Carpet, sewed, lined and sever Heties of red |Ioxtra large width laid und blue rings Extra large width AT 65¢ PER YARD. rs of Monarch Ranges Sold on and After Offer Applies to Either Cash or Credit Sales. jay, September 6th. Th We Offer$ $30 Cash for Any Monarch Range Sold by Us, No Matter How Long Used |-HolmesFurnitureCo.“*" TAKEN \NO1-1103-1105 SECOND AVE! $5 DOWN AND $5 A MONTH ; i * IN BYL PART ANY RANG E | PAYMENT =e : { i Sew e eran Wr