The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1904, Page 7

NOW LOOKS LiKE PEACE ENGLAND HAS AGREED TO JBMIT THE CON TROVERSY TO INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION MEANWHILE BRITISH WARSHIPS ARE ACTIVE LONDGN, Oct, 28.—1t is auth - to refer the North sea disy t LONDON, Oct. 28.—King Bdward court of inquiry by attended the races at Newmarket in prin ho t afternoon. This fact \ talls and forn as an ation that the lesues be arranged tween Russia and England will . ent of tt bit amicably adjusted tors t 1 ¥ jorft and } . PREPARE FOR TROUBLE La « LONDON t $.— Notwith a ! ' ‘ under tt ( A Rojosty ver , mains the Russ V a w . r LONDON, Oct, 28.—A bi at tated that ad from a Russian news ager ss r eouring great quar the Russian minister ‘ 1 fairs bh the } N ur bassa Russia at ght immediate inquiry a t he fag the No r 2 Ay wenty days been | 8 eat he char 1 LONDON, Oct, 28.—As a lowed, tt t being @ sham at “ nok th k how 1 with @| Simos Britian navy is Ing | Rested to sall from Vigo during th 28,—Notwitt Madrid to t on- | trary, the vessels of the I ri LONDON, Oct, 2% The cabinet have not left this port “ ©} met this morning and discus © pte Lleenad ge ho gi wer iw ning and di: th dispute between Russia and Great Britain. Every member was pres ent. The meeting ended at 1:45 ships have not been « PARIS, Oct. 28.—England has of ered to submit the issues of the)? ™ + h sea incident to an interns As the ministers left they were tional commission. It is believed} 'ughing and chatting, indicat Russia will acoept this arrange~| that a peace ttlement of the ment. pute had ehed. at be — fore the oot ended, Count Hope for Peaceful Settlement | Penckendortt Rusatan ambassa LONDON, Oct. 28--At the Rus | ¢ ed at the foreign office gain embassy the following Ma nd Foreign Secretary i lowr rt ed at length. It fs prewumed that the Russian am it | bassador » nformed of the cab ment was issued today We fa constant communication wit British government and a . om munications th em of these inet's decision. bassy hopes for a speedy and sat isfactory sett The whole as- | SWEDEN TAKES A HAND pect of the situation is decidedly | improved | id THE TTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCT. 28, r904, FO. Bem AT THOMAS LAWSON » tomate i. ay Je meet Monda ernoon at i t | rh bject be “Fish — — Fish r the Sick and I OFFERS TO BET $250,000 THAT HE, HEINZE, HAS NOT SOLD A , the first eiawa ode 1 have ® oh ‘ 3) OUT TO AMALGAMATED—OFFER MADE IN ANSWER TO on “'t FAILED TO PAY LAWGSON'S STATEMENT 188 UED YESTERDAY Ny Berinps Nows Anw'ny Amalgamated, because ! t HUTTE, Mont., Oct F. Au-| h me ago to pay Ke « » ex-wife's , ’ t mony. He «laimed, , ated mo hich was to to bis own Bruce netituted Assaway moe DAs CENTENARIAN cua we joon « sine OAS5" associates fe A Very Close Call t engine, although int ached and every nerve >, W.C, A. CLASS ' ; fireman. o@ | FOR COOKING) ‘sis, 00" soy appetite, ana al to give up ers,and & well as © Weak, nickly, ' ays gain new 1 vigor from thelr Nutisfaction guar. - ! Price, the. At G, 0. GUY, Inc., drug store, Second and Yesler. = sarreenp — whe THE DEM INNOVATION: Pron ant Dealings —— Small ts a sites caret icnsec Our — 2615-2617 First! "Fioe | 2615-2617 First Avenue The Bee Hive. Avenue Between Vine and Cedar Ots. oliable aid Goods Store Between Vine and Cedar Ste, -_ saat emer —— RATS ( ASSAWAY DAVIS NATURAL GAS LEAGUE BELT PROSPERITY nesen PORTLAND CLAIMS | Maraioe st. Bem lg gy Ft borne, Peter Martin BIG POPULATION. Hedges and ot Mardin A SUCCESS, PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 28—Tw ~ BUCKET SHOP] We Rely on the Goodness 0 of Our Merchandise | methods of estimation, stv | TYPEWRITERS IN HIGH SCHOOL ulation of 137-500, ex FAILED COMMERCIAL COURSE NOW SATURDAY { KNITTED UNDERWEAR, FOR LADIES , SHOE perl ; AND CHILOREN sca the| IN USE Ladies’ Fleeced * and pants to match Warships Detained Swed ine the} WANT FLOUR (Special to The Star) 35 Men'e Heavy Working } *°* pandefeune teguie price Mee P FPERSBURG Oct. 28.—-aa- | Alde an | | | NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—Announce aif, regular Australian Wool, Jersey ribbed, mon- ST. PETERS 2 a> | by t. | The board of education has made! | 6 } vests and pants to match, This gare miral Rojestvensky b ek ae \ , edish|a hit with the girls attending the}, PORTLAND, Ore, Oct, 28,—It] mont has been made of the failure 62.50 Sels Miss Chicago ) iment w for its weartng and non- ed to whe Nactn |Mteemer Aldebaran, from Hull, Eng-|high' school, who are ambitious to} %*ame known here this morning Ghose, for ladies’ stock and shrinkab Regular price $1.26. which participated in the Nort | tan 2, which arrived yesterday at|become typewriter manipulators, | @*t reat orders for flour had been | of J. Walter Labaree & Co, with pat. tip, regular price $3.00. ) Cniidren's Jersey Ribbed Australian Wool, vests, sea incident. Gefle, Bweden ported that his| The directors, in an unusual streak | ™ eaves — the anese gor | }ibilities anywhere f $2,000,000 , drawers and pants to match, steam shrunk, — i vessel was chased in the Skager/of chivairy, have decided to give|*T#™ent, with urgent inatructionsl p., 97 96 >. Labaree has been mins 16 to 34, priced fr 25e to Rothschild Pleads for Peace | Rack during the evening of Friday.|the studeuts who are learning’ to|' Ship with great expedition. ThE | jay fore week. ile wa» the whote $< a's FI sey Ribbed, vests, drawers an@ LONDON, Oct “The Russian | October 21, by a foreign crutser, ap- | become business men and women a| Te contain the statement that) turn a ted f the t } ts Lo im sizes 16 to 34, priced from.. ambassador had s conference with | narently a Russian, which threw dts|chance to learn to use + nen &! delivery and not price is the com | p< ~ ibeb’ ts tee 100 to B5e Foreign Secret Lansdowne (018! searchlight on her. The cruiser in-| machines. For the purdiase atom. ~o ft 4 morning, lasting wntil nearly 11 speed, passed the Alde-| latter $660 has been appropriated > Crteene 3 LES clock. The French ambaseador | t J ‘& shot which hadiand five ma, ng eg vonmpendente White Cotton Blankets, 10-4 was also called into the discussion | no ettect ai ie ’ ; ; : * Colored and White Cotton Blankets, eure lready in use in red the pers, high cut, all sizes, regu- size, regular value 69c; special for Saturday al department of the| of the situation just before the} The Aldebara: thereupon hoisted meeting of the cabinet. her 4 the cru Lord Rothsebild called on Pre eht on the steamer, and mier Balfour in the interests of a vu ater fired shot ail peaceful settle of the questions Aldebaran, without, how- eat Britain and | over, hitti « The Ale at issue between Russia Smal! Fights at Port Arthur his crew CHEFOO, Oct. 28.- Chin tereton junk, just arrived from Port Arthur, | @ppeared brings information that minor events over small portions occur nightly. The Japanese shells have| the Central News from Gi found lodgement in several Russian x British erulsers left th warships. The garrison aggregates rd. It ts believed 16,000 men. who are wearing In n is Tangier. A die winter's uniforms. Large Japanese > the Macbange Telcarash * skipper then or- to be stopped, and LONDON, Oct. 28. patch seige guns continue to arrive at| says the cruisers have gone to Vigo j Dalny. | he a a | LONDON, Oct. 28.—The first divi ee, S Reet e aie sion of the home fleet sailed f of the North American squadron ood oy 2. th today for for sea. if the et sails it wil) : probabiy join the fleet now at Portsmouth. . Eng lf NOT DECIDED AS }ET her sinking last month while tied MADRID, Oct. 28.—A telegram om Vigo states that the R fleet departed today for the » her dock. Their formal de Grocery Lots) °c have @ fed that ther Tt will po you to buy flow th nah pl + aon wit! mone nh 4 k ut that the sinking was OUR . ae PRICE | THE not be chosen until nes LOT ; ; I | THAMKS $1.2 BRYAN OUR PRICE THE ae) 23 = Meat e $1.20 Judge Parker Appreciates the | Nebraskan’s Efforts | pails bottle fan Club Syrup . Total value POPCORN svseseeenn wmeeees DE seeewtew weeeters 100 Celery Celery soeveen owsetes306 | PORTLAND FLOUR ing Barto * 70 BE SHIPPED Wm. $. Mayfiaki Whe Family Grocer his ¢ ry “ ’ ot iM STREET want Main 998 c pwd and Boma in 1 for ‘ be | tanght bROM SEATTLE) s2ttig.2ie2t2'¢ company. Exporters h is to 000 ST Ke GU extent of hin high school, and have become tm-| sre estimated until 1 Ton Opera Stippers, hand } 50 pairs ¢ Wool Blankets, full weight; @ mensely popular with those taking \t nplete reports are eived from © $189. ; m, servic blanket, 10-4 . ular price the course, according to Principal! “ee . Extra Heavy School Shoes, § special for Saturday oooee Se Geiger bs ance b rice $1.50 and $1.76. 2 40 pairs Colored Blankets, weight a | It was with a good deal of tre . the 4 full gine, for ¢ 4, regular pe- se ’ ‘ull pie ’ dation that tbe board of sdveation| : ts veer MEN S FALL UNDERWEAR AND | fos, cen decided to make the innovation {np he examination papers for new aves Extra Heavy Cotton Comfortables, silkoline cove the commercial course of the high | Policemen for the city have been} ".., _OVERSHIRTS ering, double bed size, f white, cottot “school, It was Goutly opposed by #06 over by the civil service com. Loe Underwear, shirts and regular price $1.60; spe aturday...$1.29 several of the members for a long | ™#8lon and 31 were found to baye’ f h, res price 65c while recommended py |®*M successful. The ~ « .W shirts and drawers to ' 0 ing Fi nel Wight Gowns wer and Princi | Passed and from whom t te sa t highly recommend for ommerecial course | Patrolmen will be chosen are _s—— shrinkable qualities, regular Flannet Gowns, fancy stripes, al wes, regular price $1.00. Gowns, in plain, blue end pink, school is ope of the Thomas J. Ryan, L. J. Behram, |! Ak most popular courses given there E. Smith, Guy L. © Blue Flannel Shirts, single and As many young ladies — young | rns. a te Wirafford, ©. A. Ander-; 88 TODAY e $12 y } Re atly trimmed with embrotd- men are taking it in order to pre- "9% C. EB. Dolthin, W, J. Alvey ty Men's Under apeind, prise. 2.98 pare themselves for business life. ,. J. Hart, L. Zimmerman, F. A.| sear sho tle o petens CINDERELLA FLANNELETTES , , new showing ful nents of the latest in Ladies’ and Children’s "Golf Gloves, priced aE 250, 350, 450 and SOc metic, commercial law, commercial | TAH, 8. it's the best geography and now typewriting are |” m, G. V. A majority of the members 1 ©. Lae of the board thor for a while, Westedt, John that it was useless to teach type writing a the high school They Olmated, A. Berg-| N, Brooks @ Co. Spinney, F. J. Phil ‘s = rank Keefe, W. H SMART CLOTHES, HERALD. Poolman, T. C. J,’ 1229 2nd wee 1331 2d Ave, *** sold every wher were In to the belief that the use of the ty er would b to be learned ness college anyhow now ledge would ne @ unless the tents ow yeir mach r t a final " this morn Days More WAKE UP Days More GET BUSY use them SPECIAL SERVICE ‘ I nish of a y7 days remain—and ur chance is er, There ich a money-saving sale 4 d at St. Mark hureh at it r ' t! it 1 4 thing tl Y sot t } } r-to-b i t nor - rning a 9:30. This will ig m’t rough with s -b en money - saving addition to the regular ser ! SOME WILL COME TOO LATS —FOR THEM THIS WARNING ONLY 7 DAYS MORE, RE M aide R. EXAMINATIONS Teach oxar \ DON’T GET LEFT. DOORS OPEN SA. M. For Ladies Seasonable Goods—Tremendously Low Priced. Boys’ All-Wool Underwear, Somewhat | | | ; Damaged, Free to All Purchasers ed, worth $5.00 Men’s Suits Ua big COME EARLY. DEMAND For Men RELIEF ; i ‘comin as ald Men’ s Underwear melee => 1 For Men and Boys nething ‘be done rig po pal at aoe Bae : a | At Challenge-the-World Prices, saainst the use of fi Men’s Pants ) eee ae aden tak ea eae Wool Sweaters At Give-Them-Away Prices 1 Ho se . a 4 No ma nafford to ‘ove k this offer i “sty ponders oon p WAS HURT BY CAR | * ine AN Wool Kaper NS TAD gan SOE PU mons tm Cree OR Rersoltana, tired fer cece HOHE ».10¢ cra, ght te Ate pte they are from, seccsseasees S7¢ to S 2 Seine snereaneigin ye ie Full line Oiled Clothing, Rubber Boots, Coats; carccld’ boy, who. wae kesocked sooo 45¢ to $1.85 | Sock Special for Men—t ta Nata’ aha hing in vthe Rebbe tae town ‘ty &@ street car on Weet 13 & PAIS crcoicmaimmemeeiere macimerwewiocescs AG Ruinous Prices, WE CAN'T AFFORD IT AT ° PRICES. OPEN UNTIL 11 HURWITZ BROS. 158 Washington Street, Just a Little West of Second Avenue t ‘" NO GOODS DELIVERED OR SENT C. O, D » TOMORROW NIGHT. Troubles Look for the Big Rel Sign and Number, WASHINGTON 158 UM Staeer 4 Look for the Big Red Dr. King’s Ne Sign and Number, 1 WASHINGTON STREET . ‘0 @ov, Ata, oO, GUY, Ino, drug Glo, Geoond and Yesler, ay |