The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1904, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, OC 10, 1904 SEWING re nt from thelr hor the th DIVINITY STUDENT MUST EX CAN RESTORE an overcoat, thre suite of clothe#|the brokerage firm of Field, Lind-| | Fort, 3 1 pine, 4 aif the p wing machines PLAIN CHARGE OF BURGLARY The residence of C, D ' é | hesboro Kile TOKIO, Oct, 10.Tho Japanese | 1688 Bighth ated crm failed for 98,000,000 in 1901 . DOMESTIC—The latest auto | E | js pag pny -— Field was indicted, but the case Clyde Brownfield, the young| HERALD, TAILOR, 1 nd. ** alla. » head, 976; now dhe shadent © oa aking | sisi wees Gag re ta et | cront dot . 7 ite for the theft of a few link {DARD ROTARY—Two in Mad park, several week ,|NOTED MEDICAL SCIENTIST) harbor, and succeeded In sinking | Ninth avenue, was walt A ae ES ce ee MACHINES—Drop car at the corner of Ninth avenue . sat $18, $22, $24: you agent's commission Machine Department RENT WHEN $20 PER MONTH Giaving a preiimina A e WORKING ON METHOD OF | three vessel: The failure of the | ing ; " nieg & , eo =whateve d Yore Jus ton th ternoon wet Hrownfield guilty of ur nd " ge of burglary. Headley REVIVING THOSE DYING OF | Port Arthur feet ot make a sortie | PU \ hi her quire took the case out ry's r 4 by City Detectives ha atod the Imprenai the | from : © dog at Me | hands ' H nad HEART FAILURE RK ' tond to destroy their | Just how much money wa g hes Broomfield was held in the elty but Ong ships In case the port f purse, but was able to give 440 nee r. ne ip the port ta Sal Uinesiabian of . jail for several weeks on suspicion || WILL PAY FOR A HOME 9 ¢. were found in bis tent eral people we tanding ‘ | be oe one ino : d in > Clone in and ear line, Only i a8 t Special to The Star) the time idnaping of Prewitt ker ¢) 8 « small cash payment, then your ~ yome, A trunk left at (Se . MAY FROM NOW ON STREET CON.| Was a member of a gang of which | tort takes exes of the balance was also found to con NEW YORK, Oct. 10—Adherent | | TRACTORS WILL John King was one of the leading |B Pook at th | ant Guaan aa { ug belonging t pe Jee ORs MAKE LIFE) = aoe Snee Ee 0 ‘aa | ON ARCADE. A BURDEN King was 4 in jail for months th aes. Shee oul he ih “ ; who has been conducting exhaust | " on a wild suspicion of having kid a. : an SS te sod was - A WATER CART | - naped the Baker baby, then set free positively identified the key as on | Troubles will come thick and Security Savings & | he knew that Bradley had at the nloroform, are confident that he Mayor Ballinger ts expected > | ing at his home. Will discover a method of restoring | aie ; ecll sat before © anit <eaie : } 115 GENECA STREET. fice n t Bradley will fight the ca He | life in recent victims of heart fail srding the ordinance ticoasind it aperior court this Today elieved to mark the eS aan Jaime that Sipe tet him take the] Whe ” her ggg a eo ots ; pgs ge aalng of @ rainy season, with | | stutt | a oh cate Ocoee ote meth} sent to him for approval or veto | lieve him to be demented. 6 WHR iiocks or Impamable streets under | ” bles ng © h ane T by the council This morning arged, as the ph ne found SS See eee Seer | eh paintemals . a thetics to deprive them of the dan . ‘ ing 4 a ; | | Procens of imp vent |] Levinson’s Quality Store, All he teoat aal Stalwarts | gerour qualities which aon ther |i A that he did not know whether bree de to rne| Although it ikely, with the Bottles Full Measure. ase On persons of unsound hearts. om port oF po oe a re ~ inal the | @xeeption of the i avenue re -| | Give It Up Dr. Gwathney p iely annou od Te to paperted thes if the nager| © ‘ op, | ST e that the people of the WILL FIX TREATY 860 HIGHER | the covery and the result of bi will be as greatly tn nienced by } | exp to members of the | BProves Of the granting of the | | \ ~ fi - ‘ nssable street yt CLASS OF CHINESE CAN EN-| — conse at all it will only be on con My man, wris wadd : were | X | Acai of Medicine, when be Kill: | ( dee nes tm y ” tlone tn the| Unating and careless contractors as | MILWAUKEE, Wia, Oct. 10 a fet tte Apr ak tition that cer pryte anges be made wom 4. ~ th me who couldn't | ey Wer year, they will have] — ne P =\chioroform and restored them to] the license in granted. TH. At com | pane up whisky. © t nea share mn. The coun Gat TLS t h Owy Re: doctor today Ly vee rr er t " %-G OTTLE 6 GUARANTEE © eC Ee wits u. The doctor today.) the council to accept or reject his] aaylum and the ' " t ing street im yOR AL. BOTTI ARANTER, 4. Cprves when aa Et the me hod ena 0 | cunsentiona, thes forctan the in-{tlary. Now go and beha . t eaningly during the | (By Beripps News Ass'n) 1060 refund for empty bottle applied to the restoration of Bur) ci! to bear a part of the responal- | self eb tales ae 8 WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10 CATALOGUE MAILED FREE. man beings. made the answer hasten of arbahever still far from completion, notwith- | H 1 n r ' ey “rang ggg ie It aid this afternoon that the serge Dee ally dry weather |begun today to lay the foun 3 ‘ so SNNANIIN G sdetice sels een cakeanmannk enoke of the present fw hte. . ‘ Fresh lowa Creamery pa em to oxygen-chloroform | "bynres in the eunn s > JEWELS STOLEN | The members of the contractors’ | 1, t 25c fo 2 minutes they w ro | cede, but ia all other similar re trust are loaded ap as much as ever! at ep 7 pounced dead. Unmixed | ports tm the city on welt with work. There are now moreltain pr form would have killed th in al } than 66 contracts ander way in this | consid 4 iit ey are third of that time. By re ing to | (My Beripps News Aswad city. The tr te acts forthe hiet ‘cr — Wisconsin Cheese- mechanical re tion and the we | M/S RELATIVES CHICAGO, Oet. 16—A tray of|erading, laying wate ains and|to enter A ts Wholesale Store Catering to of oxygen I brought the cats back | Sewers and constructing concrete Family Trade. comitkhov ‘ruta se eee 1209 SECOND AVENCE ipleest's cn. te > m; Senta ' Sam. tos pm. 4 L. MvParland, of }of the wholesale house 2 lbs for 25c to life, It took ten minutes.” FEAR FOUL PLAY jewelry valued at $5,000 was tsolen! waiks, ‘The time for the comple- | | Full Cream Oregon Brick ‘SQUIRE is er o ¥ ¢ the} ond ey We regrade will cause most | | trouble . " report he lat 2 vows TENTERPRISING «<2 23.8 00° ¢ written to that ad-| *treet today Have you tried Adams’ Teas jdreas have been returned with the| s on en TOKIO, Oct. 10.—The emperor in| 1 pation that ther v7 th inf , ‘ one naa he os . and give you extra good value (Special to The Star.) | of that mame there. Friends and MARRIAGE LICENSES | ee a ead Geet MEN’S -, i re vee believe or ] vas o Your money back tf not Ml xew YORK Get 10--Juatice of | Tele Mave for that reason, b of the Japanese forces by which pleased. the Pearte John C. Lafaucheries, ot} one ae? with an eccident or foul . RAISIN GROWER, FEARING Fl-/ they bad advanced by progressive Betlev 1. Ua) te prabatty the] M*Y: He bad & considerable sem ey WH. Black, 26, and Lucile steps. In concluding, he said ] ¥ he left both of Beatt ’ Van| NANCIAL RUIN, ORANK CAR a 2615-2617 Firet K 2615-2617 First vine and Cedar Reliable Dry G We buy direct from plantation most enterprisifig man in the mar.) Money with him when he | “Nevertheless, our prospects for riage business i the gountry gee " . ont Mey De Pini ad) e0ule nee final success are still distant. 1 4 : Caupies whe go to him are not) °' verte was . years age, per v deo par tiger earnestly hope that the sincerity ot We carry a line of California Wool Shirts second to none in the rah saa on np ae ana h thes on ax “164 ne € Meattic, both of tegal| a the national spirit will enable us to city. Come in; we shall be pleased to prove it to you; and we e od . ame A * ; . The palt pomegy ee av Oattane How’ Aarnd realize our final object.” guarantee you a saving of 15 to 25 per ceut on each garment i ove. The couple enters the room | | FRESNO, Cal, Oct. 10--0. P.| ? HALER $1.50-—Men’s California Wool Shirts, single or double-breasted, all sizes; usual price $2.00, See ae Toa chile tine Gan |@ELONGED TOG H. woon- ON PHILIPPINES 4 oon b Jonephsian, @ pre nt and very | .00—Men's California Wool Sb irts, single nuble-bret I Latuchertes plays a wedding march| MOUSE PEE DOE coal ‘ornare ali 4 REACHES POR? $2. a 9 >| rts, single or double-breasted, all, land Miss Leonore Ayres, the equire’s| The Star dispatch boat “Buffallo,” gat ail | suicide thie morning by drinkiag sizes; us price $2.50. TEA A iD COFFEE co. | granddaughter, acts as flower girt which this paper used so effective Scartalic ait. Ho was desgunéent | $2.50—Men's California Wool Shirts, all sizes; usual price $360, 921 SECOND AVENUE, lew 4 dew ia Aer magyar Me Mma of Judge W. B. Morris, of Tinggi.) over the destruction of his entire ——__— |} $3.25—Men’s California Wool Shirts, all sizes; usual price, $4.00. Near Madison Street. A poe : : chartered from Mr. Geor H. Wood, | Neb. and a member of the Nebr | last week's storm. He] ‘The gasoline schooner Barbara | ic , f the Ge . Woodhouse | ’ ned financtally | Hernster, Capt. H. K. Huffman, of | a" bs ervined ‘OothOUse | ka inuching party, addressed“ thy | the Northwestern Steamship com- - es on - ~~ Iways & bouquet ready | company, 1908 Second avenue, and und Squire Latau-| pot from Dabney & Woodhouse, aa| students of the University of Waste | pany, which is the firet of the, whaling Vessels from this port to You Can Keep Warm « A TREMENDOUS BARGAIN. ‘ i 7 \ 5 i pres#nia the newty | stated in Saturday's issue of The | ington this morning on the subject A Wagon-load of © aaa MUST BE SOLD. with a gift of ® Star. The Philippines.” His address wap FRESH FROM NEW YORK arrive trey’ Che Gore, coaie MAST 160 acres, all bottom land, 80 Fh. parlor lamp oF cloelk. chiemmtpegiit | neard with much Interest, as he ave TODAY . rey i This winter if you'll let us in acres thorou > bear- — | NORFOLK. Va, While siank “Ty — stall a steam heating plant in 4 your house. Of all artifictal white fox skiss, They , modes of heating, steam is the neh in Uncle Sam's is) ing orchard, trees; new a 7 s tor five yeu { TOURIST COATS $2,000 boose, barn 100 tect f° *S/M" SHEEHAN +, cate ‘Wileun, brought down from the most healthful, easiest to regu- { Clarkebure, W ——$_$_— aA a micee of the tate Wiliam ol TOURIST SUITS bow tal ir W thm former postmas gene Point Barrow tradign station of the ahaa d tnowagh the ester? ue of tat ASKS DAMAGES 0002 Saha 2 Wonton J AILED © | tamvcone ee wat Ssorning and” by Sar Sal ned, AINY- bey : ar Se most economical. best farms in Western Washing and four other young women com- WITH A STEAM FURNACE 9 ton; it has got to be sold and James Sheehas, a well known you can have it for $7,500 on | Second avenue saloonkeeper, filed barely escaped drowning FALL WAISTS PPrige goed oom you escape all danger from nox- 2 — lous gases, overheated pipes, and bathing t! the surf yesterday Mrs land Lee university, was ht four whales, | taken In the Arc panior easy terms of payment fam $11,000 damage alt toda. . age © oday o Det. teen oar ‘ome an select your chote ic ocean to of ! If you are looking for a farm, I! against the Walley Building com-| NEW YORK 10.—nl th | 80n OF CYRUS W. FIELD,AC- |] Come and select your choice, B) tt an to the eastward of Point greatest of all, you can have t or " reat of How e a B ¥ edit is good—$1.00 per fj Barrow. The Hernster left for the} Or a plece of acreage, close to y and th ecity. | Minden, Manville Th chern| -cuego OF THEFT OMAN La {North last spring | same amount of heat im e city, it will pay you to = Sheehan tu into an alleyway |g yy Charies ¥. Risley 4 Wal ig week. | = room at one and the same which ts not possible with at the office. { keep compe OVERCOAT between the Hai y building and |ice & Hockey, the men to show you over Reece | the Butler he hot air process of heating. © April 14 to @VOId |have | wneurthed = gigantic drug| Westhe 9& Child Droperties at my expense la runaway horse. Io his haste he|eeindte. © Sar are oref - - es rg S| pene in and talk it over with us, stepped down a cellarway, which } charged ‘ t loak ‘and Milli wel brought 16,000 ¢ on oi taepes (Special to The Star.) Cloaks, Suits wry Shics acelies ranek’ Unipanent. 0 BUILDING plaint was | Kr t OPPOBITE ARCAT ALFRED LAWRENCE J 0000.02 ERNST BROS pinc’srrecr north this fall t teem 000 inal a ‘ ; | Noche Gate Fetal ee 908% Second Avenue | His arm was broken and he suf- | i NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—Rward M 1312 Seoond Ave. The Valencia brought few passen- | fared other injurie 1 HERALD. TAILOR, 1429 tnd. ** Field, son of Cyrus W. Field, of aor | TODD ECONOMY BASE HEATING WOOD STOVE THIS IS WITHOUT DOUBT THE BEST WOOD HEATER EVER CONSTRUCTED. IT’S A BASE BURNER: BODY IS MADE OF RUSSIA IRON; IT IS LINED WITHIN SIX INCHES OF TOP WITH CAST IRON PLATES, LEAVING A 3-INCH SPACE BETWEEN, WHEN THE DAMPER IN THE BACK IS CLOSED THE HEAT AND SMOKE PASSES DOWN BETWEEN THE CAST LINING AND THE OUTSIDE BODY UNDER THE FIRE POT, AND THEN TO THE SMOKE PIPE. WITH THIS STOVE YOU WILL GET DOUBLE THE HEAT FROM ONE-HALF THE FUEL USUALLY USED IN THE ORDINARY WOOD STOVE. IT WILL PAY YOU TO EXAMINE THIS STOVE BEFORE BUYING A HEATER. IT IS VERY HANDSOME IN ITS MAKEUP. si i 5 & — N. No, 23. ¢- sed ieee Peviy cere ee BAAGO NO. 25. cee ceceecceeveee oe eveees- 185.50. No. 27 Majestic Aerial Hot Blast Hot BIAst A GOOD HEATER AT A ME av DIUM PRICE FECTION HAS BEEN AT ED im the construction of Prize Oak PERFECT AS A HEATER PERFECT IN CONSTRUCTIO PERFECT IN APPEARANC Hardy Oak This is one of our best sellers of the medium priced heaters. A well made stove, ve in ap- ‘nee and an exceptionally good pater. Mounted with “Wood's” heavy planished steel, heavy cast firepot, deep ash pan, draw center grate, check draft In door, cam draft in » door, nickel plated top ring, foot rests, swing t door latch door dampers, name plate, knobs, ets. A handsome Heating Stove noft rd coal or coke, arranged This ts a well constructed stove, made with hot blast smok uming ring above firepot and fitted with down draft tubef rom top. Has deep ash pan, cam draft to hot blast ring and in ash oor. Nickel top and bottom ring name plat nd cam draft No. 14, inside diameter M4 inch vith drop feed door, has down enter draft tube, with register In We will absolutely guarantee this heater to give the best of sat isfaction. Made of highest qual ity of material throughout Mounted with “Wood's” best plan o check damper in front of 1 This stove is guarant air te nas heavy cast linin tight, has heavy ea No, 411, inside diameter, 11 inches. Price $11.50 ished oak body iron. Massive and above fire bowl, protecting its beautifully carved circular hang <4 $18.50 ing nickel foot rail, nickel steel jes, draw center grate, large No. 413, inside diamoter, 13 inches, ring name plate, cam draft, h pan, nickel rs Price $12.75 damper latches, feet, base door » ring, name pl No. 415, inside diameter, 15 inches, iraft yor and superb satin fi Price $15.25 ished urn. Check draft Jloor N iside diameter, 17 Inches. le diamet Inches : Pri $18.00 $18.00 amet 4 inet No, 419, insid meter, 19 inches Pr $21.00 Price $21.00 $24.00 » tines isn es “King Economy” Steel Range hi a high-grade rang perfectly balanced, inner por from wood to coal grate, or 6 weed ra I tion is of heavy steel the reverse, Scorcher Wood Heater MO ee eine av tarde cz | sheet, steel, high chaste . ABtgg, a »| ing front works as if the |-oww ovs+.sees 836.0 castings made. of Bessemer were “HUNG IN| No. 6818-6 8-inch, olen pig iron—range thor h It F is fitted oven 18x18, price 4 ly line th thick asbesto with Duplex Coal and Wood [Nis +#-2::.+9e9e8 -. $38.06 Air-TigHt ‘a ni c.and well | Grates. By a haift ie | No. 6820—6 &inch holes, Heater Jounted wit! tavill a , eepeetege 4 and poworful heater Corner rs odes le ays sim No ly meas tory | Plrst Avenue and Me oe uae , 4 6.00 Spring Street Rox 142, se tlie acannon i Hatred 8 x24 in © )—Helght 20 in,, \amechie 1 a, Se beta WAYS ©) No, 40—Herght 26 In in UP TO_ Th 7 Rr ee WENDING rater was