The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1905, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY JAN. 6, 1905 MOUNT RAINIER IS | ig, STILL STANDING ae lhe ek IN SPITE OF THE EFFORTS OF A SINGLE MAN WITH A SHOV (Gite, * t THE MOUNTAIN ON TH E WATERFRONT HAS NOT “ MOVED The " t " t : las ' t pos F . A tt . wa \ ¥ t t N td a t wim th REV. DR. W. B. BO K FRANC LYNDE SETESK t wells in nary nly a glimpse of Lew 1 . have ‘ te an who w A b ¥ « ation 4 . t t t { h 1 thei * aces, t y -_ = = A feeble attempt to re < api ately entitled & sre was < uzo by « workn a tow} shov ¢ t into} hs ea ME the t pos- | . ot that tired feeling and (Ry fortons News Ann) cea! his jo! site ~~ CUMBERLAND, Md. J t Asa MENRI ROCHEFORT DECLARES FRENCH DEPUTY WHO SLAP- Th t t 1 th result freight k on the , 6 otated tos ay that] Potimore ® one reine oy PEO THE FACE OF WAR MINISTER ANORE WAS “PUT OUT expected to find the arti Itimo » on 3 suntain range thie | coe, this morning the entire crew OF THE WAY.” but the battle-scarred | of five r reported to have 3 the | been ki rty were —_—_———s k of are | ral - also the graves abrict t A na-y 4 bringing political in ¢ the city counctimen and| L/TTLE HAPPENINGS th por of o bear upen the ars Th antractora. was 1 ad b ad by t wth \. 4 Jac me, the} = t ves rtment at Wash had been « xiated by | gh another | tor tified Major Millie, of the t ta army engineer office, that the y . on Henrt he extension of the b ' v 1 , maps have been | ‘he latter was mu 4 tted. New maps will soo day : ee prepared and forwarded to the 4 pense in th tepu- | potnted to make arrangements f al expulsion f x eral of ex-Mayor Humes w red. He had been ox ios a4 ee att wult Of an anna 0 t ffice of S. 1. Piles It ts ex am . pected that the body will arrive | © ' ‘ “i face. It had bee ‘ hat w ar na e the Pacific C an Kre L. Talmadge, of the ere The f al will Better Than J =," 290 SS 3 smoke ordinance so as ineffective, and the p ishment of a slaugt trict. Business men Any Other De Cee te * 1 Higgina, aa 1s OUR mining operator of aweon, and 7 Miss Mand McLarea. { Boston s uncle, A, M Maddox, of Tuesaday event the Sacred He The ¢ On Sale Saturday Only at 5 inte means of « «is ot Heary f i > b ed to « supreme yurt e 1 f > 2 y v k by th : : : Mra. Petrine Pauls " a} t <i t't ‘ Pound po Rc noite ustedy of her f fidren 2a $3 eS HAS FORTUNE “nage simevnememees =| IN ALASKA sce harge of burglary. He is accused ver for your Rhodes Bros. Company JAMES TAYLOR SAID TO HAVE , a Somme $1,000,000 WORTH OF AMBER : “ GRIS STORED IN THE NORTH BRAINS HIS" """~ REIGN OF TERROR * oh SON ~~ (§ THREATENED BLOCK AND 18 ACCIDENTAL LY KILLED BY FATHER : RUG THIEF 18 BUSY GREAT CONFUSION THROUGHOUT THE RUSSIAN Ghpastal to The Stand t f \ haw} EMPIRE, AND THERE IS PRESSING NEED OF EVER 6.—} : SOLDIERS A THOME AS WELL AS AT SEAT OF : ; : coment | WAR " t v suntiar reports nave been T PETERSBURG, J ‘ he p fore the f 1 over to th nt ne Wl , : baat STRIKERS KILLED a fe ico killed was th BAKU, ¢ as, Jan. 6—In an ontin the JUDGE DECIDES AGAINST THE CIT) ) Rear-end Collision on has had the effect fonto the alr of revolution “ ACQUITTED Ninth | | The warnings of the press that! a arlotte Thompson Avenue Elevated Railway in | «,, taajeals wore ustng the por ecient pages Sup Jud, Hell yesterday yy . he popular | q y @ superior cou dislike of the war to further their! yesterday afternoon of the eb [held that those con ors ho ay afternoon 0 he charge j ol oat a svete be Bow Fork | revolutionary plans and that an | was accused of hav- |! ht guit in the superior court of the liberal peace propo- | to @ flat which she | them for work in the Improvement | (By fortops News Ass'n) agen in ; _ ed that y ago pur- | districts were entitled to recover on| . 2 ween eS wo the insurance = . pom rat r ; NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—Aa electri | disarm these radi which she held on ber furniture. eir Warrants, ha brought am i no he r reat the doubtedly, ¢ = fe of three years on, Whees nate wakiewny watts i'l scene eet tae ae yo All holdin, warrants . cone? origin, but he state which Loom nutstandine for | Killed, and olght passengers severe ce, to prove that the woman was eiaeiiien “ bs ly injured at 6 0 k 6 morn’ | THIS PAPER WANTS WAR nnecte in an way with the ling are ed trom n & rear-end collision on the Ninth | BT. PETMRSBURG, Jan. 6—The waa not ¢. The the- ane anreae ba the statute [avenue elevated railway at Horatio | Novos Vremys today declares th of the defense was that the helr mon the sta Sa a | the voice of the nation should abt had been entered by robbers 8 asered a és j answer to the peace talk Juring Mrs. Thompson's absence Bell also rendered a ar'| A party of eight left last night on | abroad in order that the world may | and that they had looted the house — ~ ai Fy M- | the Canadian Pacific for Montreal, | understand once for all Russta’s | and then set fire to It hoaded by I ex- BOY from inte Sl er t rth ‘erritory The idea of ending the war at| W. C. Searcherst, genera YI Thin trip taken by « party of | this juncture is abhorrent to Rus- Jot the North He comst Daw ‘ st prominent business | sia’s people, the New York ( 1 Hne men and their families every fall Vremya. “The he ty on busin Jeo RNERED | BUT NOT zee {CONQUERED w.hWw a i alla t of «of THOMPSON & CO.’S big bankrupt stock of CLOTHING, SHOES 1 her a a NISHING GOODS, which was begun this (Friday) morr t 9 o'clock, was a far greater success in < 1 | © of business than was ever counted upon or anticipated, owing to the fact that we are now in at born In k- | what alled the middle of the winter season. Of eo. we knew that many people would buy for fu- ire, B n 184 y ©, wher HIGH GRADE MERCHANDIS being red at about 4 t Hel s family inne C I astomers cloth- and we had 19 courteous and experienced salesmen tn attendance, t | owding into the store, shortly after the doors were open, was the Cause of some “old veteran” wait ng salesmen to become bewildered and through the ex ment and rush many tomers had avoid the same ended to. 1325 2d Ave j Kea » . » James Taylor, a fisherma “gto the | cor they have summed up the situ an unreasonable length of time before their wants were | | ‘ t werty | teowean, Alaska, who arrived od thet t Bese tion. A tolerated condition of al rence on SATURDAY, which is sure to be A RECORD-BREAKING DAY ed tn the cloth- port on the steamer Dolphin Ut . . y I tives . . * ng trade in this part of the ntry. At the tim f ¢ at r th neement (1:30 $1,000.08 worth of amberaris. The |? . ame ey Mie m.) the adjuster has secured tho services of 11 extra salesmen and experienced >} jambergris was 4 vered byt nun i tt good work salesman applying for a p on will be engaged for Saturday lterward to r ot th = CHIEF DELANE in the east to secure the best and were successful in buying ents f wor Lg Sap ne tatlors, which are known as “uncalled for ga any a es ar T lor to y and sell it for the t h bt and European countries which ] t had, made t der, t purpose of having & sample tented h rs ask more, During this t apt sale on SATURDAY PRICES geht c= | QR neg ene ae gota alyzed | Chief Del " t Th " t n the r lon “w s00n 2% possible id nis : n : s | e Fill Prescriptions for re 1,000 pounds “cached” away | dete may tt . . ‘ ORAY ats from which y taba; vcd bh cadaaaee $12.85 H if”’ c he ar p 8 t | a reat! sris.jerate mess of t Coke's Dandruff Cure, the kind that sells for $1 re th a| evidence against oa ; aturday price. ...... 6.6 ccvceeees oe te _ fesire | to be.a gag » the en ong th ea sehen We MEN'S HAT , The grea of ambergris|in the north end ; 49 wousd, it ed, lead thieves to | nigt einen oe re’ PY) Men $ ar a5 Fine Fur Hats ses sesens $1.15 uke a for the hidden treas-| the hobo element | Men $4 in t $1.85 : akness, reg », Satur esate ood sw neighbo $83 which ts to have been an ounce, While ambergris has | written to them by a man now con OVERCOATS | $1 sibeed Piste, 400 ) found on different occasions | fined in the city jail. In this let 3 _ sxony Wool : B5e waters of Alaska, in many he chief is in hopes of getting | $ ( $1.25 Heavy Derby Ribbed, all” wool 750 : nees those not familiar with | gc nformation th an ben eee 4 pA tbe E } A : ener + 5 having Soap, W ¢ Colgate’s, por cake. ...0e membrane mistake a valueless aning out the rabig men | 3 0 at : 5 by. whales for the 1 rh b- the chief has tackléd is] HO IERY . . t 2 Heavy, all wool 12% through with it. He has sta ‘ : VALUABLE DOG ral a a eer omg rt ADMIRAL DOUBASOFE | Heavy R Cotton Sox Se ; Fe nh Syringes, res evecneceseoes hobo elemeeit. Man’ tuts : - Successor to Admiral Kaznakoff " 900 | 10c Linen Han hief 2 | "| no 34/88 Russian member of th f $ All W Pa 4 $1.00 Double Tw brella 400 ! | GOES TO THE EATS ee ee fF sion w will investigate the Ba $5.00 Extra Good Value 7 75e Strong Durable We eeeery.?y “ | fleet's attack on the Hull b 87 and $8 + T ma T $ Ext Quality Black rts TW50 I aT regular price OF ccccce e » Alaska and w retir at 5 ion @ " H., has } 33 sat for nis pet dog, which © \aer WILL|/S PROBATED|§ _ Ws comion cunamers, to svotd mista 4a ht store, this stock will be on sale in ec n th , For a Sign a it Rea: ; . . on oe now int f th lat A avt | Peroxide of Hy AtUrday seove . 7 ; € . way to} th r th poken of thé ' ' c . Den aturday wround, cutting up ~‘ sof , aly - “ye weighs about 144 pe — © * i. ms m - ‘ of land is a dark gray, as mos st ack oo ted that th ern dogs are, his fur i# very n re ee heradlger 28 Keeps the teet the breath sweet and gums The animal is said to be a8 pre ww a for healthy. est dog ever soon in the city, |” ‘ ee | Buttermilk £ F sok, when he went north, wart ' prop suttermilk Soap, regulur 10¢ the cake, Saturday 3 fa the trucking business, a6 that is bequeathed to Mra “ kes fo 5 t was about the best paying line of brouck, M Abt's 4 GKe8 10F seounssseseseee voveess Cen Ss yer uiry, The dog, which was the in trust for the support and heater of the t pulled a sled } tenance of Nellie Hasbrouck, | sities with ftw cargo of 3,500 pounds for nddaughter af the used, | SS wikew every dey, SMkiOe alvoms 3300 ' ivered to her at : DRUG STOR R sno SECOND 0 EN ALL NIGHT - - Ps * ° en To reach this store ¢ MAMMIACE LICENSES IMB the east side and me @nriing, 28, and Mary | ss BB both or uatmie; Ole N. B. 9 {BB tomers. ‘Oe, ynd Randi Sjostrom, @% | ce i