The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1904, Page 5

coe) Se _— — | eS THE SEATTLE STAR STH-URSDAY. SEPT. + 15, 1904. Blackened His bios HOME FOR. r amor LYNGHERS nce turns ior the Wat Victim’s Character "225 CHAMBER so... — INDICTED engine age al was a collector for Sunde denly last night, while splitting | land wood In the backyar steamer Humboldt arrived in| « 7 at 2323 © th ave Heart trou | HORACE D, GATES MUST ANSWER IN HIGHER COURT TO! port from Skagway with 40 paasen-|COMmercial Body May Build))),"\.,; se of his death. SHERIFF AND DepuTiEs WiLL || @ peal good | | gore and @ light cargo of freight r Mr. Bek went into bis yard at BE IMPEACHED | CHARGE OF LEADING LITTLE NORMA HOYT ASTRAY Passengers trom the interior report| 8 Yesler Triangle about 7 o'clock last evening to split | Friday special of his home, the finding of a $360 nugget on No some wood, His family did not 86 below Discovery in the Atlin dis hear from him for some time and, trict. retary Meikle, of the chamber| finding that he did not answer (By Boripps News Ass'n.) (Special to ™ Star.) ) Vancouver in particular were inter. | VANCOUVE! C., Sept. 1 esting, Incidentally he gave Miss Notwithstanding ie suave plea of | Norma Hoyt a very bad nan and innocence, in which he did all he|endeavored to impress upon the could to blacken the character of | court that this young woman was his victim, Horace D. Gates was! really her own worst enemy, Gates bound to stand trial in the! was righteously indignant when Dr, George F. McAfee, superin- | o¢ tendent of school work of the Pret | presented a ph mimerce, yesterday afternoon | When they called, they ran out of] HUNTSVILLE, Ala, n to that body for|the house and found his dead body |The grand jury whieh inv byterian Board of Home Missions | securing permanent quarters at Ht-| lying on the ground near the chop-| the lynching of the negro Horace at New York, will give an address | tie expense, As a result of & dis-|Ding block, Coroner Hoye investl:| Maples found ten true bills. It 4 tonight at the Weatminster Presby ated the case and found that Keck | reported that several alleged partic tertan church, corner of Broadway xerted himaelf too while |ipants in the lynching have disap and Columbia street cussion of the matter with the tru toe the Yesler estate, which | higher court for procuring little | counsel for the prosecution sug owns the triangle Just west of the | splitting the wood, The deceased | peared Impeachment charges | Norma Hoyt, the Tacoma high| gested that his relations with the uperior Judge Albertson ruled! ity hall, he is confident that that | Was 60 years of age. against Sheriff Riders and his dep-) this morning in the damage suit of | ais, ylor and Smith, for failure wehool girl for a Vancouver how sirl had been improper - ‘ d for a nbined | ution, T of {1 fame. I found that the girl was utterly | James Kealey against the Pacific chamber of commerce building me | to prevent the lyaching are prob Gates is a well educated fellow] devoid of prinetple said Gates, | Coast company, that he had no Jur | Hprary tH A, KOEPFLI | able. | abused her parents and her Metion over the an the ac Tr te was deeded to the elty| | | an be and is probably the brightest wit: | neas who has testified in the Van- | relatives, ident on which Koaley bases his aid that she intends |‘ ‘ “4 S| with the provision that it be used , couver police court this year, Heled that the sporting lite was what | °a nage coredhy ~_ De sult) for library purposes, It is planned was always prepared with a ready | she was going to lead She said | ¥' TOROVES LiGes WhO Cuperuer! have & (ue vi ence Whrary tn} answer, and the things he saidabout | that her life at home had connection with the headquarters| ANY MORE detectives in general and those of| hell ever since she could remember Albertson ts today | (eine chamber of commerce. Mf | [+] _ — leven if she was the daughter of a|"eertng the damage suit of BH.) Y tated that } ofi.| C: 4 Koepfil, manager of the Pa | Quick Colds preacher Poter & toamater, against the) i ot at the ott ae not a teane, (ee fiction of the Woodmen | | ty Peterson demands $1200 4 a pe Sageans 00 Ore: & of the World, loft for the east this} 7 1 r © on declared t neither tory atone structure comting $25,000 no cate in which the ong Gates then declared that » "| damages for injurie ta last tre ng $26,000 rnoon, where he wilt attend to! court recently rendered a judg July by being thrown from a wagon | 08 the site can be secured business of the order. Mr. Koepfii st the cit 580 bec A committee consisting of A apne ee ee Slacking box stand and seat he nor che Johnson woman had ever A draught, a quick cold; | tried to get ner to come to Van sit passed over a slight excave is accompanied by Mra, Koepfii Ite ealigence of the city in al couver; that & matter of fact ond . ad j alleged negligen pe city in Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, a Ber Tic nals “aisan adviecd ber] "0, 08 Denny Way. Kerry, J. H. McGraw be . They will visit Denver, Colorado, | lowing a water main eenied ay y y : ainst it Will L. Le Walt and Mra. Le/ Parry was appointed to collect the) where Mr, Koepfii will meet the} enue south to break and flood sev quick cure. Get well be- “SThe magistrate, however, did not | We! Ind., who have| Pledges made by citizens several | hoard of managers of the Woodmen | eral basements in which goods we tae toch stack th Gunes’ ctory and nolave of Ma-| years ago and turn over to Moran | of the World and assist in investing | stored, is not going to be carried to fore you have to think of | gcciued that he bad better tell it| "ome at San ero, are in the} me coureenting © “ie rve fund of the order. He! the me court. After confer city, They are guests of John Hum-| soon a& the battleship Nebraska t#/wiil then proceed to St. Loul « the higher court broth 1 oned to " weak lungs, bronchitis,| pt ag Band ren ana oe phrie@, Mr. Le Walt's brother-in-|launched. It is proposed to turn) where he will attend the sational ring with Corporation Counsel Gil thie morning the officials con of the matter at th ting of the t and water committ last eve ning. The members of the commit tee thought that it was ridiculous that the city should be held liable tor eak in & pipe that could aot Standard FurnitureC be guarded against and were in| favor of fighting the judgment hoenfeld ‘avor ghting em me re L. Se & Sons m * law over the whole amount in a single | fraternal congress to iret the tentter ane Gent e jher wrongdoing early in the trial Bi aaa dd thw eebeitecin nahn ts eee Dineen, ean ts OO i t plouriey, pacumonia. Ask |W r"sceinas ‘bor con shame |oxia" poocta tl Salter) Oe |e tc eeeted ee tease Mra. "Nolle Gowly as fled s Mr Gillen staid that be your doctor about this sre said she was enticed Into it 07) tegun tomorrow in the superior | It was announced that a party of /d!vorce sult against her husband stant Oorgusetion Caan 20 Co, “ so See “Se court, Preston was tried several | 60 Nebraskans and prominent fed-| Edward Cow! She al ws de se had perecn: con advice. ESAS: is now with her mother in Tacoma ™ onths ago and the jury disagreed. |eral officials would come here to|**ftion and non-support Ba gn Chyna re he ro om is charged with robbing Rev. | attend the launching ceremony mame | cluded that to take an appeal would ‘4 practical house and office fixture; hardwood blacking box {5 dard of a large sum of 16 discussion of the south canal be useless. stand; is 15 ins. high, top is covered with carpet and folds half j matter was postpon unt! Monday The conference was held thi over, giving tron shoe holder wh ; has blacking box at- that city officials could be pres: | 4 Room morning as a rewult of a discussion tachment in box; a good value | ent at the meeting but one to @ person; will be delivered at our convenience; no @ O. D. or fone orders taken. COTTAG ON PAYMENTS OF | iT] ” The project to extend the Atak | ee ee cable from Sitka to Ketchikan Waa l | The Big Sale of the River- | side Interurban Tracts WANTSFIGHT | (SENSATIONAL “xi Seater, wot snows totn.| COUNTER CHARGES $20 00 essary.” According to Mr Cilia 1006 to 1016 First Avenue em erweight, arriv in the city this! e however, the case was won on straight testimony and strictly in accordance with the law | The factor that makes the case EE Seid Sine “utady | THERE IS NO REASON W. He will » divorce sult of W DIRECTLY ON LINE OF INTERURBAN ELECTRIC |"0rn!ng from Spokane | box four rounds with Tommy Dolan a well known cle RAILWAY. |the local amateur champion, as a chant, against his wife, }Preliminary to the Long Neary | Rachael Mapheim, the plaintiff A MONTH | fight. Sealer is young, strong and ning filed sensational aff Good four-room cotti atl on - jood fo pm cottage, with nst the city for dam: ONLY 20 TO a5 MINUTES’ RIDE FROM PIONEER | ¥'!!l\ng.as was shown recently when |in which he denied the allow large lot and full attic Unat Bl cavsed by the breaking, of other SQUARE. - Foamy ba Any gy oa sourth “ "Ne > een ol with slight expense can be made 9) mains and the officials fear that if You should not buy a new Pall Suit when you can buy on such ning oF he four r rs. etm ae into two or three good rooms, I one j ment is paid all of them onay ms round, after some fast work husband of taunting her $100 cash and a month; price] will be It is possible, however d saying he like Manbetm « that his wife has a diss aler is willing take om any | « Two Stations on This Property—Roads and Sidewalks to | j2¢-pounder in the Northwest. He Every Tract Offered. is particularly anxious to tangle up with “Kid” Mussen, w has shown greeable disposition and that he $1,100 that the city will be able to make ONE DOLLAR A WEEK IS ALL WE ASK a better fight in the other cases Cloaks, Suits and Millinery. i up so well In Lavigne’s amateur con-| could not get along happily with wih nwesannctitnpininclinas The Finest Property of Its Kind Ever Offered in Seattle | ‘°** o- i ssieetalitetin eines Coaufeci a ALBERT HANSEN at the Best Bargain. lak tiene oa taking thei, fath- ‘i rl Rieh Jowolry WESTBERG & CHILDS mother. Affidavite made by the —- ‘This is the day on which we wish to SHOW you the latest and yo | two boys in which they state that — th wish to live with their father were placed on file. The lads com THE EXPANSION SALE IS A SUCCESS. Dest proposition of the Real E We do not want to SELL We only want you to SE SPECIAL SALE ‘The property will sell itself “anytime! plain that thelr mother dow not Men.. De not take any money with you, or you will be apt to spend it! | make thelr home happy. They sald Enamel Tt costs so little to pay only 10 per cent down, and thus acquire a Ne et aes they could not sleep when living we Have Beds From $1. Phone Main 653. _——- - — eae - QUESTION OF Ppa, AN ALL DAY KANSAS CITY, Sept. 15,—Two | hundred and fifty members of the | 418 Pike St. Phone, John 981. sl Sipe eae “Sis THE FRIDAY BARGAIN NEWS Sarena a - If you wait until tomorrow, the piece that you most desire may and beds she provided. the springs came e 1.000 heaters to select ¥ be gone. 4 possession of the through the mattress, and that she some have been used I Do not miss it! jdullding for the next few ¢- | would give them nothing to eat but/ is F pe ro — {han one-hall . airing the da . e by the we D l ee ee oe ve Yours : Your transportation free. Our agents accompany you. po . = ay ~ me Se Ya bread and miik ULL OF VIM AND self money and visit our stores, | | siping, of the ares ws PEACE DELEGATES n ser ; UNION TRUST COMPANY vet vomue ode ney © We Judge Hanford will ¢ nvene piste Housefurnishers. Incorporated 1892. ae een & m AT KANSAS CITY Agents for the Charter 4 W. C. SQUIRE, President. 3! ANO 32 HALLER BUILDING. art Ute Tuesday more Oak Ranges and Heaters, a a y . BARGAIN NEWS OF CROCKERY Flower Pot andj 29¢ one-third pint Jelly Saucer, regular 10c... S¢ Tumbler : 19¢ Ginch Flower Pot and| 5 inch Glass Fruit Dish We Are Not inthe Laundry Combine We are not buying competitors’ business to increase our busi- nessa. We do it by giving our customers high grade work at pop- ular prices. Cut-rate offices Third Ave. near Pike, First Ave, and Bell SHIRTS, lOc. COLLARS, 2c. CUFFS, 4e QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY rived a from St Louis, They/ ere entertained by a local commit They | 2 for | t the east mbers of the - went 15 OF OUR FRIDAY SPECIALS Sash and Door Bar- Counciiman Crichton last night lopposed the other m: jfire and water comm | manding a strict enforcement of the ordinance compelling house Owners to file notices of the vacancies be fore the tenth day of the month if they desired to escape paying wa : 7 : eh 8 Established 1890. ter rent for the period of vacancy Good quality Mustin Sheets, 2 Saucer, regular tac... { eation of Jobn Davis & Co. for a Friday 500 Saucer, regular 20c..13¢ ped refund of $100 In rents and fines Pillow Cases, 42-in. wide, 6-in. Butt P = * . sont harged against the company for long, nicely laundered, ready 1oc 3-pound Butter Pots S¢ | ; a and ; failure to file in time notice of the for use, Friday De ioc Fancy White Cup and le rin TT] vacancy of a large number of houses |§ pieached Honeycombed Towels, Ff Saucer ...... eee r = 0.8. Wiliame’ [me eens BETTER but. A clerk by some mistake failed to day I2\%e za List oe satan at acta of Alton Noman rh 1 WS OF HOUSEWAR vie ree: c-* Price Lists the month, delaying the matter un- |? All-Lisen Russian Crash, 17-1n, NEWS 0) US ES THAN A CLEAR, PURE BEVEI hat til the next-day. This was enough |} |," ; ay Conaas AGE. ONE THAT SATI 30 to make the fine operative. It was | 10-4 size good quality Cotton Ruswin Food | 35¢ Window Shades, all pip announced at the meeting that the k, not the company, would be compelled to pay the bill, and it was largely for this reason that Crichton favored remitting alties and refunding the r It was admitted that the case was unusual, most of such claims being anew where the amounts asked were Free any discount from my price Rheumatism CAUSES YoU TO SMACK YO ——— LIPS WITH PLEASURE. ALWA Cored bya =| GET New Remedy | easy clean pee Ajax Sauce Pan, Ils for 2 17¢ rt Ajax Kettles, sells SDC esgdin'tnn neo cee Old Hickory 5 quart Amethys with cover, sells for 81¢ value, Friday G9e ne Comforts, filled with yn, hand tufted, $1.35 value riday .... O8e Pretty Lawn Dressing Sacques cape with ruffled edge and strap trimmed, $1.00 value. Friday 136 T have only one price; I never al! fists to anybody. 1 buy in large quent.ties for CASH. I MANU FACTURE a large portion of the erial I sell. I add only one small profit to the cost price and can sell you « good first class article in any of the lines I handle at a lower figure than you can possibly purchase the same article from your nearest dealer. My five-crome-pane! doors at $1.30 per door are known everywhere, Kettles, all and the delay in present . 3 seeeee r and your nearest dealer will tell you he can’t purchase a No. 1 five email ang the delay in Prosentiit |i Universal Button Fasteners for | Dust Pan Te ; . notices of vacancies great, but sti fastening any kind of buttons, ed Dus BN.» DE | ts eecercees cvsees oe edy, and in an ; srume-penet door for the money, from any dealer or manufacturer. § . ajority of the committee could ~ . ; : ; ' ; order that ev- %. r oo ay try to convince you that my doors are not good doors; don't Je ne wa clear to grant the regular 10¢ value, Friday, a 8-quart Tin Dish Pan.. < Amethyst — poppe Fee ae y ee : ot see the e o grant the nell ‘de : Ps j im Png deceived. I have the largest business in the Northwest, in my J 1 noe nll wis Cu ine , <pée , regular 37 Se reader may! 0 Hine. I did not build up this greet business on fraud or misrepre a ‘ 4-over for Men's Vict Kid Shoes, plain Jearn about it| . ue tation. I can't afford to send out shoddy material, which would she matter Wes Sad over for em Globe last, every pair worth 1 wit gladly| !T LEADS THEM ALL IN sentatio! other week d box |CELLENCE. WHOLE ND ~ soon put my standing in bad repute and make of my customers last $2.50, Friday sis m aft a a 4 2. WHOLESOME Al } ee ee TR 0 NEWS OF HARDWARE Pie Sri tevigonaTing. TOU SHOU : as California, and many throughout the east—ask them S FROM Shirts, Zhe and 86 values, Fri ws wiht I een ie eee i : MY CUSTOMERS ARF MY BEST ADVERTISING. I do not VISITOR. 0 day Oe ¢ Steel Bucksaw.. | od Tubular La tunate chance, has cured many cases| TWO DOZ. HALF PINTS DELIVs sell trash; nothing but the BEST is good enough for my customers WHITMAN COUNTY Standard Prints, 6%c value, Fri rp wept au ‘ of 20 and 40 years g. mong | BE ED FOR Oe. Do not be misled; a low price is no bargain aniess you get quality, Anybody can sell worthless goods cheap, THE WORLD’S STANDARD DOOR Five-Croms-Panel Doors, stock sizes, standard quality, standard thickness, made of clear dry fir, $1.20 per door, day Be Walking Skirts of binck and y novelty cloth, $3.00 value. Friday $1.98 Percale Wrappers, all sizes in eat red and blue color PHONE EXCH 1 Handled KCHANGS 26. | form of rb Kose . 4 eee eee ° will surely cur v —,) 14-inch t x Good Door Bell with ff} if other reme nave OAL r mind f doct 78 ou | % Window Cleane turn knob ... Se FS ote Wood, Charcoal and Coke, J. 8. Klemgard and B. F. Sherfey ere from Whitman le a purely vmminale m social call on + WINDO i morning. ‘They are on thelr way |} Ladies’ Fancy | Str ped Ils, box ........-4B@ Fl the most elabora: ated book | Wood Co. j ate a ive 7 , the best glass made home from Olympia, where they ‘one, 50e value, Frida over ip subject of _ wing 4 Hr bay ee #1 10. vent tor the perposs of having the |B y a Sine ond nter Aprons abactutely f It wit | Lane Street and Railroad Ave. S i 4x26, 13-8, 2 light oo ee 2 assenement on Whitman county re eevelens Vests, Bhe about your You | Phones: Main 93; Ind, 93, 24x20, 1 3-8, 2 light $1.30 juced, They were accompanied by|— value, Friday ay and wonderful Wook | scontinaneanane bane above prices are only sample prices. Send for J. T. Weltby. chief deputy auditor | } Big meaner be - ndow Joor dow gla’ window f Whitman county | JOHN A. SMITH price lists window 8, wind : ; ded >, ; i ‘ : frames, door frames, porch columns, ete. Don t delay write at on side: nea pac eames ET 2 gf r u r u 290 Gloria Bldg. Milwaukee, Wis, Olins ros. to my sslesroom, 1608 Third avenue, Seattle, , ANNOUNCEMENT | Undertakers 1407 First ave. Phones, Main 1029, Ind. 1029, Our chief cutter has Just ret N : Second and Union 0. B. WILLIAMS — 206, 208, 210 Pike Str