The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1904, Page 7

| THE SEATTLE STARY WE DNESDAY, SEPT, 14, 190 a ee apne ten eae Am ROE EEE he . a mie tree nee venta ne ihe magerni foaman on the # Alki, ‘The | plaintites hand. w whi SEASON CLOSING loading machinery at A andl "Ha | Garrison, a val inmate iy Alaska, teamsti f Wal deni olac as Gaund overs | nteamship Jefferson arvived mrt from and Southeastern Te pg Mga ll pce Meal Alnnka easel carried 187] ar Gath wns tered as 1.000. 4 passengers, 72 of whom were from | Reports from the inside A steward s the com GERMANS © w The Garrk —_——— ay that the indications are tt SECTION HAND ON NORTHERN ® “Ww m him val Ay AO har Pasnew gl va tended whipping for ma PACIFIC STRUCK BY TRAIN Op Ea =. TRUNK FOUND FLOATING EAR DOCK WHERE THE BODY OF | wooks The weather le ge I * tremely cold and frost 4 NEAR ORILLA 1 Addie M. Burne MURDERED MAN WAS FOUND A WEEK AGO—BOTH CRIMES , INN ' IN * ty sty eae n evidence during the early URS. be EA t the Widotity ty Life] PUBLICITY HAS NO TERRORS FOR THEM—GAME SRUNNING ON i . it | Insurance any for $5,000. ARE SHROUDED IN MYSTERY ing hour ‘ OPEN REBELLION AND ARE ! urns sued to recover the amount PIKE STREET—NO PRETENSE OF SECRECY | nedo Tassedo, « section han ATTACKING MISSIONS € an ent ty y held penentipiniaad Jon rthern Pacif # struck J Seepage — KUROPATRIN 20508 086 args l"Gbe claimes ie west (Ry Roripps News Ass'n evidently with a blunt Instrument twamn Coe “cae BERLIN, Sep 4A great sen I by aceldent hav Seattle's mb! houses areyean go Into any business district of] CLEVELAND, Or,, Sept. 14.—The [Phere is every evidence that the wo- | Lin a tr ation was caused here by the re-| ing lodged tn Nix throat. ‘The com- | still open, Even t ibifclty gtven {the city and find violations of the|body of @ middle-aged woman | man was murdere | His body wan brought to the Bons @eipt of newe that the pany claimed tt was consumption them ty The Star yesterday law they have repeatedly sald they | doul up and badly decomposed. Monday the body of an unknown | ney-Watson morgue ” Covent Hoye German New « . A fire of unknown origin dam . yet ontasss . Id enforce The mayor haa) Was found today in a trunk floating | man was found at the same slip | has not yet concluded his investign= & rebellion : aged the Chicago Dye works, at Too | ©S!l the attention of the toned to enforce the gambling | in the lake off Ellsworth Bros,’ fae- | with his head crushed in and pock tion of the cane taro Mission atatior Kighth avenue, to the extent of |and chief of police to the aw within the last week, yet it is|tory, A watchman discov the | ets rifled Racharunop and killed all th $500 last night. The larger part of | they have not been ordered to clow, | being violated in every part of the|trank and brought it ashore, On| Margaret Lyons, colored, has been B = aad. a number of the lose is to the contents. The| This morning before 10 o’cl ity t he was horrified to find | found, and she admits that the ankers Meet after torty 1 \ | building was a one-story structure, |POker games were running in the| A short time ago the Califor ina of a wo trunk and trinkets are bers, The Hers ~ = Snohomish, Magtolia and Seattle | restaurant, on Occidental avenue, Two letters were nd in the | body in the trunk js that of a white NEW YOR Sept. 14.~srene force, 16 bar salons, Other places were later | was A sereen wan placed trunk addressed to Margaret Lyon,| woman. William Lyons, ® porter, (hy Beripps News Ass'n.) nent bankers from Maine and More 7 pen lr pa wan w coae | bet ane - c vd bbe it. Clair et. The top of uncle of Margaret, has been arrest- ST TERSBURG, Sept, 14.—I1t| '4%. from California and Washing- jin p ® « about th: n the woman's head wa shed in, | ed on suspicion in rumored that General Nicholag | t0? and from all the commonwealthe CA | feared no interferance from the po- | Invent that a gam Nichol a - Oe | bet filled th embly room jstanding at the street corner in|has been started there and every pelle gore Pomens - vropat®'®- | thie morning when President Frask IN HEEL OF SHOE |hearing distance of the rattle of poker players may od eee eee tne tafcian |: Binelow, of Milwaukee, aiied jchips from the nearby gambling the chips and lear or fighting record made in the Turkish the t » annual conven house. th tables t watch the car war. of the American Bankers’ assoe Absent mindedness nearly caused Pike street tn not free fi Three tables have been placed In jon. i: he evil, One gambling den at } the room and preparations have ted tn the running there as openly aa the y . suses below the Last night o tables . ~ x pin ROBBERS BLOW OPEN STRONG | ,\, in the rear of a 5 a peanut urne er . Quick Heat, ot ‘ street cigar store near First a r Bab is wh on oa he BOX IN MILL OFFICE AT , * what you want on crisp morn- ea tabs nue were occupied by those whe ave b ings after a sudden change. This Ui . BOTHELL, SECURING $200 taked ge money on th n of Strang is another demand that will dollar Dilla When the shoes were the cards, It is sald that this show the « — finished Hartley remembered that - not the only den on th ptowa EXERCISES BY LEADING CLASSES OF Y. M. C. A. GYMNASIUM fl vel jw ee oe nce of there should be $25¢ in the new heel thorough fare t is running in vio v Me got busy with « chisel, but no BOTHELL, Sept. 14 —The safe at | lation of the @ lew end Maver a gam AR ESCHEDULED AT INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION Cole’s Original money was forthcoming the Co-operative Shingle company’s | Ballinger’s aration that gam th suspicion upon & cee Hot He Informed the shoemaker ¢ © was blown o at 2 o'clock | biing cannot exist in t ity anger who enters the room, but MADRID, Sept. 14.—A horrible Blast is old heel was value $250. th rming and about $200 stolen.| With the felony law staring them |in mbling dens there} Gymnasium exercises by members price of admission are included in| crime is reported from Cortes de la | Stoves the shoemaker had not seen the) A n of razors, knives and cl- In the face, gamblers may be found | is no sign of suspicion. The gammfot the Y. M. C. A. classes will be the drawing Frantera, in the pre f Malaga. mee Money and mumbled something gars were also taken in any part of the ection |are run with the same tx es am} the leading feature of the entertain Manager Reiss has made a great | Fran ee, a man of ether about people that It is thought one of the robbers of the city openly violating the if there were no law par night at the Industrial ex- | bit in ng the loop-the-loop out |bad antecedents, had ried shoe heels must be off ir was injured when the safe was law, All the places that have been The games were originally etarte| position. The leading teams from among the free attractions. This | beautiful girl, although her mother sory. The shoe was rep blown, as he was heard groaning visited by officers under the euid- | ed fn be where a certain show ofthe ax ation have planned to be means a great sacrifi him, but sted it. On the wedding 4 be age of Se ene 13 by Postmaster Ericksen, who lives ance of the Civie Union are ati! | secrecy was ntained, The trant! present and some of the prettiest | be bound to give the ple the |mother committed suicide Seeuee pny fast night, when im the same building. The poat- | open. m has been gradual 4} work ev seen jm the city is ex- | w t rmbney. At the pres-|*he would not see what she thought got busy at the shoe she master was awakened by the noise| A careful investigation of condi there ta no alan of wecreey. | pected Bye. Bi, The toate | ent tis has the greatest array | WS# to be the ruin of her daughter » ~¢ tle — rs s of the explosion when the safe was tions tn the city shows that open door, leading from any of cticing fe me time ef ¢ actions of any ¢ wal | A few pad nots steam. 4 “I as mixed up in the shavings | pic © rushed do" re s of the law are ¢ « “ » rooms . " t € omar a Gipewn over the floor of the shen. blown, and he rushed down stai ns of the law a mt con with whieb th r mn and a great deal company on th ast. | culminated im the buscbané putting The shocmaker said hie crearene | Just im time to see the robbers oO any one district. Chief ected invites the stranger amy Every one of his shows has ® 6p | 11. site into an oven, the poor wome Ga geting pore, oulng to cnany | waving the bullding. The postoffice Police Delaney and Mayor Ball nd stake his possessions, | s attraction proved to celal attractiveness to the public. | 4. curtering @ horrible death. ] moons spent in rebuild ng of much | pe prec ed more than 9606, jbe a winner. Th woye succeeded They are all of such a nature that a = Bags ~ ble and each Was awarded a prize. and find no objectiona jeatul | rived from Seattle today and is in = fmt eggee aoe watched the The Crystal maze is pow one of the| Our chief cutter has just returned UTTLE HAPPENIN Yestigating the case. So far the ru ore he finest of all. A visitor is sure of|from New York city, HERALD, | officers have secured no clue to the jcoatest and were delighted by the fines a : tailor, 1329 Second oe cheennsitinepitentadti | way the boys went af the work. being lost and will run into bim- i | identity of the robbers. welt at every turn. After a few rev Mra. Martin Hall filed a $10,000 @amage suit in the superior court yesterday afternoon aga: Leonard as owner of a hows in the; Whila Walla addition. Mrs. Hail, met Knowing that & perch on the house had been ped from an open door and fel) six feet t the ground, injuring herself bad- Find a Dead Man y George Hansen filed cult in tne | @eperior court yesterday against j By Beripps News Aswan) Deve A) . George L. Abbe », Winn "baation ° fl bon ey COLVILLE, Wash, Sept. 14 —The body of an unknown man badly de | composed was found near here by While playing in & gambling be aE Guecgntene, “Uae Geb house Indians yesterday. The officers are Gleges is now being conducted by imvesticating The man had evi the defendants. dently been dead several weeks, H.C. Green flied a divoree suit in| — SB are geen | 88 ” wife, Mra, Etta Green, whem bh been married nearly % yeare | hae He claims that Mrs. Green deserted IS DEAD & year ago. Adolph Freimuth See also 6inetituted §=proceeding @gainst bis wife, Mra Mame Frei- muth on grounds of desertion, C. O. Anderson thie morning filed | GB answer to the sensational divorce ‘The evening's features are gaining right 1 in given with each cash ticket and, on the platform im front of Queen Anne's throne, the dr FIERCE FIGHT ON IN NEW YORK—PEABODY IN CONTROL IN New, modern, four-room house, perature maintained for th " ei be t ml as one ree COLORADO—ROBERTS NOMINATED IN CONECTICUT — yn bay Ep yp de Bt qeunde. end tho toh Sen Set cone orth of Madison, on East f/f hours in the morning with the the carnival is liable to get the until the last glimpse of the grounds |§ Ward street, close to a nuat put into the stove the night prise and only those who pay the are seen through the gates. 20 acres near Shelton, all clear- » - SARATOGA, Sept. 14-—The Re-jand presidential electors The fol- btican state convention convened | lowers of Gov. Peabody are in at noon, After preliminary organ-| trol. The governor will be renomi- fsation it adjourned af 2:15 until | pated on the firet ballot thie after- 11 o'clock tomorrow [noon or tow w. Jesse F. Mos Frank M. Higgins backed by Gov. | Donald ie slated for Meutenant-gor- ernor Odell is said to be in the lead | ernor and James Cowie for secretary im the fight for the nomination for | of state, governor, but Lieutenant (: Woodruff and bis followers w admit it. PEABODY IN CONTROL ST. HELENS, Or ROBERTS NOMINATE HARTFORD, Conn. The republican state hominated Henry Roberts, the pre Columbia county ot opt venti NVER, Colo, Sept. 14.—The| ent liewtenant-governor, for govern. (| © ree Hg . an state convention met t and Rollin Woodward, of New | ?™* nr 000. morning to nominate a state ticket’ Haven, for lieutenant-governor. loss is 96 The fortunate one ree (iy Beripps News Ase'n.) night y every night in @ awing is held. the ves a beau WIPED OUT | TO RAISE TOPEKA ot the 14.— | eh Sept. flea olutions. looks for they dull care away © this afternoon and the work | ‘This town, which ts the county seat begun at once, The divers have eased their work on the sunken) {ped out by fire which started at vessel and nothing will be done to} yclock this morning in the rear save the Two entire busi- were destroyed. The The entire city was threatened for a time Among the) M cargo by divers is so great that it is not femsible, he becomes bewildered and smeone to take bim out s the end of the carnival draws 1 the crowd increases. Everyone jetermined to have the best ume | can and to take advantage of | opportunities off Trout A The room heated to 80 degrees io five minutes, and this tem- ed, with good house and barn, See 2¢ ree oe larme bearing orchard, for.... voeee 81,250 This ts « ‘good piece of land, and the place is easily werth 32,000. The contract for raising the City | Topeka, now at the bottom of |) bay at Pier A, will be let some) THE FACTURING COMPANY. To the Stockholders of the Aste, Copper Manufac cargo until the vensel is| ted. The expense of raising the | notified that ¢! the Stockholders of the Aatec any are firm in the belief that recen: brought inet him WILBUR, W Sept. ¢ Anderson denies hie wife's charges aged 60 years, was found dead in| tomorrow night the woman wit}! library of Senator McBrien | "DS |dawn with the bost and some of the atte, King County, and @ crucity and asks that no divorce | his cabin near here yesterday. He| now whether or not she is to be\fire was presumably | cal officers of the ship are looking for Washington, on the 17 be pomeeg in the a nm was known ail over the “Big Bend” punished for shooting her husband, |*pentancous combustiot grucsome discoveries when the final tober, A. D. 1904, at the hour ‘The damage sult of James Kealey | country as “Johnny He had or allowed to go free on the ground search is made m. for the purpose of electing @ agninst the ce any | heart trouble. that the killing was accidental ba Hero me Board of Trustees for the ei fe being tried before Superior Judge : ‘The state rested yesterday Foot i | ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 16—| Albertson today. Kealey for 31.900 damages for ini revecrarnsricrs 10 STRIKE: after out ao on making fairly | 8 jeneral Ko and Wife Are & | year and the transaction of other business as may come regular ropatkin reports that the ane againet Mra Rumbea " re liy tained last year while emp cant’. i na <S Coltaals aide: “Our sala Goress are tom |" pated at Beattie, Washington, tis —_— eee - ' fefonne ye tay 5 entrat! t Mukde The }12 tember, D. 1904. Hr sere wom a : | f tant testimony rim Tipanese teres to ot Binatices “Ger | hares COPPER MANUFACTURS LYNCHBURG. Sept. 14—The/ * t as ‘asualties about Liao Yang from | ING COMPANY. N y jrand Camp of Confederate V ) ‘ expe hat late 0 Rina Megs seve? August 28 to September 6 were 3,000 | By OTIS W. BRINKER, ans of Virginia beran its afternoon or at an 7 READING, Pa,, Sept. 14.—Mre. | ia 19.000 wounded. | Secretary. > teenth annual r mn here tod r *\ sion of court which le to 4 dor. nee Cassidy, bride ‘Secretary \ t the k a san wil tent a as Yale football guard, DENT ASS | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Sept. 14 : ‘ a t f t - 4 em aaeen, ‘ fi display of horse flee Nee < 0 from Ber % Nix sor ae =a 0 Hest xe OP OEE, SOS: | Straightforward Dealings———-Small Proftits——Many pranestitstonee Our — exnected the fe , puty was a cashier on © a a PARLORS |. si ~ FIRED =i tt phe ay : Sinn Yoon epee” 12615-2617 First (2615-2617 First Po i eee TRIAL [§. | woe SEEESES e Bee Hive Materials, combined RAK, Sept. 14-aPree a Avenue | Avenue Werkmanshi , 1 eal’ vemiaieaih taal on Between Vine and Cedar Sta | Reliable Dry Goods : | Between Vine and Cedar Sta The New York gives the NEAR END Me Wade haul at Canton, | P* ’ a a Attention 1 tr Mme only . y ,ct that big talk in the e of real values, THE REE HIVE stands for TA “ ILLE. Pla 14 and CONSERVATIV t ndation we are building a solid and sues q t Ss racing = guarantee our work for a tife- &| annual convention ; our POPOLAR DRESS GOODS DEPT. OUR SATURDAY LINENS AND time. AND WE CHARGE LESS THAN MANY OTHERS DO Extraction rendered lutely painless by apecial process. Full Set of Teeth ¢ (eld Crowns from Gold Fillings from ill be of m ra toh f the matt believed effort will production that a special ha tailed this year order to im the market conditions. IT. LOUIS, Sept. 14 arliamenta ‘The inter urned to- nion Silver Fillings trow ay to meet ne r at Brussels ommendations Ask our A resolution was adopted expreas patients g the gratification of the confer rf ence at the conclusion of arbitra tion treaties during the year be 10am to6 pm tween several I countries, m. and hoping that other ernmenta a a ae wTaaaaaan a ate ean rE ats MME OS ME ME LOL EE LE LL a a \. NEW YORK i a SS ates, proceeding to Kansas City. \ DENTAL PARLORS : 6/4 FIRST AVE . : Awe ewe mee eee \ Mode ern Luyiness Olle Ge SHG CP wxrthinga7s LPOILE TB SCPitdd CARMIUAG LS LO?, Entire top and part of the fourth floors of the Collins Building, James and Second, Main 416, A 416, “me look and amell nice and new since vited to the Students’ Library meeting F The ne You ar we nicely tinted, iday at 3 p.m Phy ‘ Se te value Paper Ping, | . toing twice the Dre or or teed Ma _ DOMESTICS we have got the right goods at les nek e ped cloth, value Weal Creve Aibatioes arama ach Cream Table Damask, 1 an wool, full lin » 7? OP Ws ifast linen, . S2¥e Damask, pure Belfast linen, our price OT eo quality, value . 64e Berkley Cambri ‘o, 60, value 12%c; our see ‘ » Oe reg 8 r i at ®LEECED KIMONO AND WRAPPER FLANNELS a Play ares and styles, od heavy cloth; our 100 LEADERS IN NOTIONS 1. wide Arnold's Flannels, best made, splendid r . 1 ge of patterns; o ice . special o.. ' pos sates Packet Hair Pina; ap . Wash Ribbons, 3 to 4 inches wide, fancy and plain effects; special oo. value Pearl Battons, 16 and 18 line Yo quality All . 5 we ee ee 490 nh Bleached T ces of Nobby, ish Dr Goods, every t hed, \ bright and up to date, 1 angst them will be f luda P bie st lue 85 e new, In the lot hat nish ta passe plece d the very oft Bleac our fp ed Muslin, good uitings, armures and w price ... in. Black Wool Lustrine, pt in, Panay Armure School good line of colors ustrines, Suitings, our price Flee be value Standard Te 7 ecial for T special, 3%e | y Ap uraday r), per n Check Gingham, worth nd Friday (itmit, 10 be yard cust