The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1905, Page 7

— SEATTLE STAR WEDNES DAY, MARCH 15, 1905 o on > AVE HILL PLEADS FOR PAT ton L , ! ti ‘BURNS’ | nick iranoed vo | Dan Dean’s Stor of ! vo] gen wut | ‘ 14K G16 H 9%, Ia +} rs ™ \ ! Wiid # ec 5} RES Duck ot { —_— {| PRESIDENT NAMES CAMPBELL drennea. 5 \ 16@ 17 RT. ; Mange 20q) 22 } 1 ' Nuts, saenihcigibidciemituisidianthseicaiinsiaimadceapabic Sp ake Ae Dont Ms ules s- , f days recarding t yu ' — Hrastl, per th, 12@ 140: cocoan t - per dozen, Roc! « nu . f . we ‘ gt . English, 14@ 16 tte “ a th t : ; filberta, 1 ntedt ‘ attorney : y TRIBUTE Lee et J " he peanuts, 6@10 1 to . v ‘ monda, 1 p Ate « , | buts, 12@ 1b the n Judge ¢ 5 3 5 ; ; TO DEAD .... © paid alt ‘ Due « e logis Tha n whieh | 4y . hem e to t . re ' $1 jame, pe k ans wo make a oysters, Olympia, pe Lis aoe! ting 6 . * ; . |iMPRESSIVE SERvices att ‘op bulk. per’ gallon, Otte Dyan’ erin | THE SALOON BILI , | HONOLULU OVER Remains! 1 - : wenn ads | "The saloos mea in thts | or ‘ be; shrimps, s@10 flounders, om (By Da a, managed to get a t ' t | OF MRS. STANFORD—BODY ON aus » get a brough } b qe No BIL! wislator that is a “ptppin * has got on the shelf 1 tM | 8OARD ALAMEDA BOUND FOR The chief purpose of the Dill | can't you get some of | ht I { | tele the time tha’ east rt I ee ri Foe + Hs pvotect. aaloon: mes or nothing? There's a] } ‘FRISCO | ttiaiieie. rom J pabination age petro a you if you wil , . } $5.10 hard wheat, $7: qt away from | y be? | | . i. tebe Pillsbury® Best, $8; de He emmitter neelves ; eid ee bet a § | und . pie, 14 drew up wa w : : | 1ONOLULU, M 1 Hlestric, $4.7 Golden - t Neko! Bi M a he re | Northwes > aT ‘ " a , Link” Davis, member of the uppe corporation makes a similar “ 1 wiprondhapeel | th t. 1 tant. rough fo pas “ has beea/ that eh ai * man ; ring al It say t team arch ,~ “4 ue ¥ te ent, i“ : ~ : , ring sult aye state) . j 7 . 5; Patent Bxcellent, 4 + Bw bination was| ®#8!nst a saloonkeeper for injuries | OWDs & fine now fees Novelty A, $4.25 pecan . the con, | received while intoxicated im the | 7U frame we ce |,, Test portion of the whit eyusehe wheat te cast t t ath eae oy ge ae PR ht \ at ewer fi ref hole wheat . per dale, $2.40 i gti! they © s ‘ ~ . be hat the liquor A pa | ¥ arf) graham, per bbl, $4; graham, 32.2 al, the legisiat we rea- | %* bought was sold him by " And a fa exan t a al reverence to all at |for 30 ye. the ~ . fendant, but that the latter or his | !stslativ r " tor 1 the philanthropist | rye meal, per bare, $2.50: buckwheat ae employe knew absolutely that the} Now f ther view at the ( i per t $7, buckwheat, per bale rs They did fefendent was rank Lat es “ sia ad r attended t n meal, 10m, per bale, #2.10 is & cha : white the cee be The chance any man has to prov 0 y a: eheer vellea « . that a bart Uncle Sar ¥ W ( nor Ca 2 « tm the The origin ‘ seehagt runk) oy on 8. C. Co, 8 wheat fiakes, othe to the y " ms sicants | MY y + ooh . a os ; ae 7 $2.20; fartna, per bbl. Ym " is migh 1 return you promise to do y ‘ € fo 10-tb. wa per bal ‘mle Olympia, wh whe arog ene This bul ty and to obey orders an eve the cities Ben | bemdne. lesen oor tek qer the measur ro ions men wantsé—as You are sent to the front, and 1 " nd of the de- | berminy, small, 10a bale, $2.60; Holly Pat it was oy eal require oh 1 of flaht th 4 the eelf-raising buckwheat, 26%4&, ~ I he « Khting w y 4a, came, Tie F : P ! aad adea y neak over to t » © reache eulogy, there | $F 73! Pe eg mg Sy ag i po conten 7 attorney |* republt f ht a = : ' . , eplit pean, $4.60@6, pope per owt, ms = heavetion er prow ' Pe “ p $3.00; cra hed wheat per bale, $3.00. peowel bill and latter pr ; 1 in 0 eney. Cy olny 5 e nord tity | im the Ninth leg . o orleans " ry 7 - © ene | All right, to elect their coll: 1 e wharf) grape cream, 10-cane lots, $3.90 jon forces wee in T An nAhe a roduced the f o honey, Yakima, i2%e: Clifernta bar perme a invitation to call all right, to pass the bil one et Ge teeaved an invitation all o and Gee aaa ween j | tT. CADER POWELI remained “f Ge Grosseup mansion That ever ce a recently faa srl age fi wef FR: per ton, bran, por and the No ine | Mened the measu making it @ a © . ~~ easton | ton, $19.609 21; ¥. rolled, per fag be a lipe em. Me gave © number of reasene sworn to upt Mh ne po appoiated marshes! aalon : ton, $24@26; feed wheat, per ton, th neglected to mention the real one ny of these political | 1), co gg egg Seapecony pada Detectives | Ory’ ase: whele ser, "ton @ror of iS ways . ~ t ed corn SYen faltows hive @ new bi It is not for want of material that | /6!# hat it seem: sammaiaar™ Sabres ba ' rm meal, per avestt ye asked the at-| PT@mpts me to close my story on th ALMOST A CRIME bolas per ton, $316 33. realy, ; ninth legislature to holst the dear old American fh | LITTLE H. | Way. Thecommission man admitted » | Om the contrary, a number of| *Dove capitol dome—a fag that APPENINGS ‘Ol | __ Rastern Washington timothy, $1 fe om: 0 in| setevchimer seal hee SSovetineedt te tea viet BOILER EXPLOSION — gira HE Grosseup edit to a subject so prolific in # niger Architecta Thomaon 4 bie ‘compressed, $21; Sound pom Teplied the Qiplo- [Jeet matter similar to that wh ware ‘S 5 chews Gh Uk ie « - tor 8 KILLS ENGINEER | vay, 114-00 5 : Getically. He had a copy, all right,|"8# made the Missouri legislature | 1 wor Fi wow ial pasion trae Ae Poultry Food. | te FE et was too abrewd to give Gross. | "tortous If not famous ere . | er of Ninth avenue and Yesler BP mags He Rigg Darcy ~~ ing a chance to Please bear in mind that | have wonder if tt will leave a memory |W. cost $15 : ae JOHNSTOWN, Pa, March 16.—| sete 2 one meal, 100m peep at it. Way to cost $18,000. The bulldi e nal = nag a lnot thrown the ight of public minds of some mea lone! i. tl be a two-story one bal ‘ ng esiosion of a locas af 4 a bones, 1080, | Os ans ff Go crafty counsel. “I think 1 can|'t¥ om solated cases of public dis |qnoush for | . ae ! pac steam heated and hot aad| a Bg sop reopen ast nee Orit and Grase Seed. dee ou oa honesty or inefficiency, but hav penegge nance to . ona eath of the engineer and the | 4 clover, prime, ewt, $14.50015; rage up one around the house simpls picked rd ve elect a representative in their dis a water im every room. The us injury of nine persona, aiaike, choice. $17; white en 18 With which. to the solon’s intense , at random a few of jt building is being erected for oa eal ase 1919; timotn i eet ‘ “ the many most glaring Instances. ric : ot ip a A ho werprise Grosscup extracted fre m 8 Simatins ten Sau eee es Probably not M orrie Hardman estate. #; orchard « t14: red top 880 Beadle of papers in his desk, a ver » a A three-st t t ‘ p in his desk, & ver-| 1.5 with a definite purpose in mind| Te American people are an easy-| 1) Oy othe ca ot Oe Ge . ty fa political purpose. It believes |#2ine lot, Politics with them tx) 20 ape cha Peat yo oral by Kentucky 18 ic tree . enue b M4 38 Pu d that if the voters of this state and|2#Tly & secondary considerat sabe By bine gross, $11; pasture mixture aI rity an particularty of ‘King county are|TB@? rise up on their hind legs and | /0mpe he cag sto nol 6.900. It is) everything is hustle in the mar- | "sends #10012 . <3: treated to an occasional peep behind| | YELL. LIKE ABORIGINES | | orn guartinent house and will have | Kets this morning, for there were | “HICAGO MA a ait the when they read of the tyrannical | 11) the jatest conveniences. It will| #veral new cars of apples and po CHICAGO MARKETS . " lrule of the czar, and they fuse ar @ convenience: will : pi, = eports for The Star by W. A Goabined with unusually low prices| | SCENES AT OLYMPIA |rule of the czar and they fume end | be erected on the northwest corner | {ators and everything that ls of in | pata Go, 16 Cotemmbin eweek, WI a @e bound to pi you ané make} "27 result in the oblivion of some | cringe of ‘ nat tails |°f Spruce street and Terry avenue | terest in the markets arriving 1! ortvate wire | ging 2 of the public servants who are now aan pose me 4, age alls | on a plot af ground 53 by $0 fest. |Sreat abundance. The Yakima po | Seattle, Wednesday, March 15, '05. Pee | mires unfaithfully serving their constitu | “IGM iaPboms eee pleedian A competitive drill and bali will | (to, known as the Early Rose, went! Wheat High. Low. Close LANG'S PRICES. ig ne a Bet ? be given by the degree teams of |Away wD this morning, it is pow | May, 1137-8, 112 1-2, 113. no malice vr . jon > » No. 286. y ard 917 92, 917 j Baal Imported Castile Soap. fall tp | count corte Fae Ntory, Beser.|_ They read with calm unconcern iz ray, Hee May Be a a ee ee Bh ne sagen pod Fo tg fo hay aa *, si 4 preg Sev ie As ag ont Camp No. 5715, 3 i Sept., 867-8, 86, 86, lise Pe eee *” JUS | al of the legisintors whom I have |*24 ¢ pte gwetth mn ne of the | at the Odd Fellows temple, Fremont | tos. and if there are many more| Corn lett Imported Olive Oli, for | fete myself called upon to criticise os pote eben te rail — This will take place on the sight of | *>tpments before this lot is cleaned | May 1-2, 49 1-4, 49 3-8 to 491-2. a dine, full pint . peste: it found to be personally good fee |e or our commercial common-| St Patrick's day, Friday, March jap there is apt to be a fall July, 49 7-8, 49 1-4, 49 1-4 to 49 3-8 =f (Come in and sampic it.) pws and amiable companions, Nor | 0) as told so. truthfully and|!% A $50 prise im to be awarded the Lettuce is scarcer this morning| Oats | fr. Oliver's Skin Soap, soothes and | *** the Star been guilty of a simil-| ‘iat by the greatest of all expose | Wi"Ding team. Tho judges will be and has raised to $1.60. Thin is) May, 321-4, 317-8, 321-8 me ‘softens the skin, regular 36c cakes we v = instructions | writers Suanian WF Laween | Ma Case, Lieutenant Thompson hereon — oo 2 eiptbgs any | July, 31 3-4, 31 1-2, 31 5-8. er 190 Lad o je and to spare 1 jand Captain Mons. me this winter. ince the steamer! Pork od Belladonna Porous Ptasters, twit | 2°hoay. cal craft ce nnd by Lincete J meet.| DevUy United States Marshal} Stull arrived the other day there! May, 12 98 to 13.77 strength oc |_, Many of my readers have prob-|fn,"it. ronounced “blame good |J®ck Stringer returned yesterday has been plenty of green stuff on | July, 12.9 12.90 to 12.92. 08D Beats Iron Filia, per ids...| ape | SY asked themeeives why 1 have! eaGio¢” “and then forgotien, as | ‘70 Washington, D.C. where he) ihe marker 08 team the veal — a Alcohol, per gallon. gabe | retrammed from speaking of the good | Ooi Wiy a tn w a rentie®: “*! went for the purpose of taking Al-|there has benn s slump in the veal NEW YORK STOCK ‘Alcohol, men in the legisiature—the men a ., /axander Watts, an insane federal| market. Veal has fallen and is still High. Low. Close. per gallon DB Let the harmless pickpocket fied Cross Water. medicinal gion | WhO stand for all that {x clean and] eich trom them & sin Jeo dinve and | Brisoner, to the government asylum. | Vory weak | Atchison, 911-2, 91, 91 E size honest in public life and whe have| ii aout Samana’ ae ¢hahe Mike Shea, who sued for $1,000] A car of fancy oranges arrived | Amal. Copper, $11-8, 80, 80 40° | served their constituents faith- F . Jurnages for having been ejected| thts morning along with two cars|) B. & O., 1101-2, 1101-8, 110 1-8. full public servants can sandbag them - " [> ~ pic os ¥- {ato tescusibility and take the shirts| 7°" * n when he presnted «| 0 fancy apples, they were all put BR. T., 6 8 3-8, 66 3-8 Does the reader believe that a|{n'0 !nsensibility and take the sbirts | a6. cont Ines ticket Incorrect. }om the market at top noteh prices. | Can. Pac., 148 7-8, 473-4, 148 man who pledges himself to be hon walenae oye ayo gg out even *| ly date lay was awarded a| Neither apples or oranges in | Erie, com., 48 1-8, 47 1-2 = est and faithful to his trust, anad| ee | Suds njury to his feel. | 00d shape, Ills, Central 161 keeps that pledge, Is entitled to je 16 ts for breach ef con a | Manhattan 3-4. COLMAN BUILDING. brass band and a basket of flowers? | tract and costs Vasentine, | Metropolitan 12 First Ave. Cor. Columbia gt.|,_ If You employ a clerk you certain- | | The comedy “Rivals” will be atv ne, On Totes bs oor igen) 1Mo. Pac., 1093-4, 108, 109. | 4 i ot expect him to rob your till, Jen in the au sm of the Weat |sack t5eq $100; cabbage.$136@1.50; |l+ @ N., 146 1-8, 143 1-4, 143 1-2, } or do you expect him to be any | Se hig! pol on Saturday | w nestead cabbage, per wt, | Peoples Gas, 113 1-2, 113 3-4, 112 3-4. thing but 8 faithtal employe. If he CHANCE. Ss evening, March 18 The proceeds | sattthdves, ast. aouum Penna, 146 id, 145 6-8, 145 gets around to the offi on time of the entertainment will be used rl new, 1 ontona. Reading, com., 98 1 E ! jc, new, 3 jo yellow. each day, waits on the customers as | for payment of the debt on the free | Ih, 3c; onions, Panno, $3.95; spinach R. |., com., 35 1-4 | he should, and rings up the proper pnsineincaeatit |qymnasium. The affair promises | per crate turnips, sack, $1.28; | 80. Pac., 70 3-4, 69 7-8, j ed amount on the cash register, you }to be one of the best held in West }/rutabagas, sack, 60@855; lettuce, Paul, 183 1-4, 181 1-3, 1815-8 om't get up on the housetop to pro- Gar Ritens teen terns Seattle this season. pouse, $1.25G1.60; fancy toma-| Sugar, 145, 144 1-4, 144 1-4 | claim him as a rvel of virtue SEE . és | At a business meeting of G20; carrots, 65@91.00; | Un. Pac,, 1363-8, 135, 135 1-8 | sd MP He is doing what you have hired| WASHINGTON, Mareh 15.—After| poard of trustees of the first Cow-|fancy carrots, $2.00; Yakima pota-|U. & 8, com, 363-4, 361-2, 361-2. | LET US F him to do and what he has promiged | Series of conferences this morn-| grogational church of Gr Lake It|toes, $22@23; White River potatoes, | U. 5. 8, pfd., 96 3-4, 96 1-4, 96 1-4. 9 ILL © co ing between several prominent sen-| was decided to mal x ve im- 3204 Yakima Early Rose po | rte YOUR He knew in advance what was ex-| tors and the president {t was de-| provement th or of the}tatoos, $60; Gree potatoes $22;| STOCKS—The market opened | pected of him; if he did not like| ‘ ed to allow Santo Domingo! church, preparatory r the Evan-| hothouse dishes, 30: lstrong after a rather weak closing a PRESCRIP- | the work or the pay he was not| treaty to go over without a vote | golist meetings that will begin] @31.00; apples, fancy | yesterday. St. Paul, Union Pacific, to A ny ssion of congress. OW-| April 13 and continue through theleanfornia sweet potatoes, per | Canadian Pacific, L. @& N. and Tiis TIONS |, ACCEPT THE POS! 1 iON, Jing to the absence of republican | month of April. Rev. Chapman willl crate, 8.178; artichokes, per doz, T5¢ Central all made gains, but d SHAW’S DRUG STORE %. 121 or be could have quit on short no-| members. ty would be killed | have full charge of the meetings aril] California celery, ¢ native | the latter end of the session | Sachin Sccond Ave. tier. by the will be assisted by able helpers. The cetery, 20@70c; native rhubarb, so, | *&sKed off on fit taking, the gen sf lelty will be divided into districtsll cucumbers, $2.28 per doz; hothe r st losing early gains and « and services will be held in the dif-||onious, % lou asparagus, 120; | ne we a fraction under y a (2915-2617 First THE BEE HIVE 2615-2617 First |25 LB. SALMON lferent churches of the suburbs sol] california barb, box, § tomatoes, ae ® . that al the people ¢ nail $2.26 1d toes, pe ate. The market still maintains re. Bet ,, | that all of people of the city andi] s Florida tomatoes, per te a = ferawe, Between Avenue, Between I SEN? TO TED’ | sors will nave a chance to hear] #9 jmarkable strength, and while there| Vine and Coder | hie Prue, | are those who think prices are high _ ad ReliableDry Goods Store vine ana cedar |) . _ | Harvey Allen today granted] — Persimmon: rt bananas, | enough, it is generally thought they od * = . jaa © fr leila Alien byi| per bunch, 82.5002 lates, per tb. | will go considerably higher. How-| - WASHINGTON, March #en- | default [S4O@be: flan Y-Ib bricks, $1.78; | over, it is a good time for people to ator Anker nt to the Wh H. R MacTaviah to t 5| Sew 10- cartanas $0@ Tbe; grape | bo cautious, although there is noth | | House today pound Belling-| in the superior court today on the | {use Per Wom S2E, Janome, cnet | ing in sight to cause any particular | hatn bay salmon and was host at the ge of having forged a $ heck | Seedling, $1.50@2.25; naval oran |apprehension of a reaction. It is a ise senate to lowen tors with « ’ 6 and signing th tea ra Jap, bad market to go short on, as it “a mon slightly smaller for tuncheon. A DB. A te MacTaviah’s | $11 king, §0c{|S#ems to go up more easily than it} third salmon was presented to Sen-| wif 1 infant child are with him | @$1.00 y. $1.00@1.50; | oes down. — ter Galtinger, who wil have before the bal wag wshse pemegranat In our opinion Mo, Pac, will go| nt | served for luncheon tomorrow with soit ore’ pinea pples, | higher, as well as Atchison, St. Paul, a number of senator uests or don, $2.50@4.50 ol »a- | Union Pacific and Pennsylvania. “= | numb f re an guest ‘LEGIS TO S 1 $ ee Honolulu l A nanas, bunch, $1.26@ 2.00. Heavy buying of Canadian Pacific a | | R Butter and Cheese. reported as coming from abroad, al ~~ MORE B Oregon cheese, 18%0; Easterm, |though a New York pool is credit a KIDNAPPED? ie Ks, 260 260; WW cheese, i cheese, | with fairly large purchases. Ther | THRO WERS storage, In tub: 27 eastern storage, In brick ; cooking, 14@ Sa | DENVER, March 16.—It California fresh ere ; W YORK, March 15,—Joseph | r ur le n P s ored this afternoon that two Adams Egos. says re will certainly be a big y a 2 in th gisinture were tly fresh ranch, 19@20 rise in Mexican Central, Some very ed. The rumor annot large interests have been very good (By Boripps News Ass arge in na m very goc , = dora? verified. *. $6:88; extra C,| buyers. But St. Paul will sell ex-} India Lawn, worth 12%e MOSCOW, March 15.—A nt| The final vote to det heth-| tn sacks, $5.65; powdered, In bar-| dividend Friday next week, and will} hed Soi Fowsling, arte , curred last night at|er Adams will retain the executive | Tele, $6.40 ary granulated. tm ancks |iook remarkably cheap with $8.50 shar Wiekeak cones the Place des Theatres, one of the| chair will be close. Lieutenant ( 96.18; ee Os: maple suaar, 10@in%.| of The buying of Southern Pa andered Shirts, worth argest public s;uares. Several per-| ernor Mel will claim the right | Ting if pald within 16 days | cific is of the best. An investigation sons, Including one injured by the! to vote tn « of a tle. The joint ! sg Mea’ ' Con’ Gas will show Its vatue' explosion, were arrested mbly ¢ t th f Cows, beet. 6%c; steers, 7c; mut- to be over 300." (lh FIRE SALE THE To way the ting it tay by ator ng tunity to low as 1 nm the ID FOR $3.00 Gen $4.00 Vici Rubber Boots 0 Snagproof $3.5 $5.00 Hip Boot Underwear $1.00 Derby Ribbed... $1.50 All Wool Cashmere . 150 $1.35 2.50 spring styles. $3.50 extra fine .... $1.75 15¢ 25e 00 Mackinac Coats, ... Golf Shirts .. $1.00 Goll SRIPU cc cccceweerreeem earerenee eeerewenernewens Suspenders .... 15e Suspenders Rockford -12%e Be 15e Neckwear . 50c Caps 15c Suit Cases, Blankets Outfits. (lt WASHING. Bags, Valises, and Loggers A large line of Trunks, and Comforters and Miners’ THE CROWN: 1S LOCATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF § N OCCIDENTAL AND FIRST AVENU S. 100K FOR A BIG RED FIRE SALE SIGN AND NUMBE! STC ‘ORE W. A. RYER & CO. GRAIN and STOCK BROKERS PRIVATE WIRES m CONTINUOUS MARKETS. 112 Columbia St. LER BL Ind GROUND Phones: Su FLOOR HAL rset Main 1089