The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1905, Page 7

g ~ BEREPSOITSPWARER TaGee sacra as sar actate Ree ae RDA RAR Boe eRe eS aS Amma RE LPi fb PRL PETS) LR ARTA © Bi feseh | Tet LPiees be kw APL Sem ime eianee 1 oe ® cew Y rf NE ‘ re ” ¢ fed people Never Go Away ing ditamtisfied af h jaw Jost it to you pbeordent Cott poort paosore, $1.00 paxdam's Com! Oliver's Sk tender skin COLMAN BUILDING. fi Peet Ave. = Cor. Columbia St guseeere FAILED TO BLOW SAFE ROBBERS SHOOK THINGS UP IN A FINST AVENUE GROCERY STORE, HOWEVER, BUT GoT TROUBLE uisong be ~ White er eee ee ee eee eee ee aeaeae ee eee a the apparent who failed in safe of George Bi wers were h jock by Mra. C of the Clare lodging hy 4 Gallet'’s Soa ag odors Patrolman K. | npt turned im at police Readquarters an hour after- after being trightened away by the Detectives Adams and | bett hurried to the grocery store. was effected at | the meat market by one of the windows A blind stair at the rear of the lodging house the coumecting | tween the open win nitroglycerine of a heavy ron safe had been and fragm: jow and the pro- eral sacks of sugar to deadan the noice of the explo added to the lone to the mate sledge hammer manipulator, of the lodging he one time was us It ts « hard © now for anyone to get either up or The knights creeping up On the flo Line of Hats .008, $2.50, $3.00 i. LEWIS & CO. fest Averwe, Cor. Cherry St. and 4 glass bot+ All tytn the which su the lodging hou» that there was a plan to examination the safe showed that the trembling look the first exp also charged with the « seared away was ignited ly removed. The police are working on several ular safe was to be have been on the wat Detectives have shadowed the place, curred between the od and they h every since that the door to the butcher shop ne mate crackers locked themselves We better be but no money had been jeft in J i i ee ee 1308 Golden o who arrived of A. A. Gireh, at 745 North Sixty- | of the patient found to be contaminated with de pledo to vinit Se eeteee eee eee eee txreeeteeeeeeee See evening at Christenson’s hall by an jaddress by The Cody divorce case was resumed with Judge on the bench img of depositions will 98. Hutchinson Co. Cor. Colby and Hewitt here today Cor. Second and Union ~RED (ROSS ANNEX 610 Second Ave Bartell’s Are Most Economical Prescription Drug Stores Firstly—Because their and Secondly dollar’s worth medicines are wholesome and good Because you Lithia Water - Pinaud’s French Sold elsewhere at 40e. Bartell price Carter's Lithia Tablets—Sold Houbigant’s And many others. everywhere Sold elsewhere at 22 Wright's Amert can Perfumes. And many others. Face Powders, Tollet Pow- Rath Tablets, PERFUMES Bartell’s have the i at deep eut we mention—all at big reduc- Bartell's Red Cross Drug Store is especially adapted for per- fect Prescription work. You get results, THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1905 MAY GET LIFE|TRENHOLM DOUBTS IT: =: STEAMER Chinatown | in Terror Gy Beripos News Ass'n) NEW YORK CHINKS PLACE 81G PRICES ON THE HEADS OF FACTION LEADERS (Py Sortoee News Asan? NEW YORK, March 2 The lo eal China = is in & state of ter ror over a feud between the tac Uons of Ong Lung Tong and Hip Sing Tong, and the police are mak ing every effort to prevent murder A price of $3,000 has been placed on the head of Tom Lee, the mayor a Chinatown, Mock Duck, an ep emy of Lee, is also in denger of his Ufe. | Red slips have been posted in all | parts of Chinatown with a scale of prices for the heads of various lead ears of Ong Lang Tong's faction Many Chinese are wearing coats of mail HAS A PUZZLE County Treasurer Gormley is} ne up the law in regard to a nt whieh means a goodly itent of | ne for King county, He thinds | unty’s bank account should be a live one, and that th ans in which the funds In his charge | are placed should pay the deposit. A conferen y comminsioners ts to be nara } oat on to determine whether or not inter ty on posite, The law forbids th loaning out of the moneys, but pe mits that the funds be deposited tm} the banks Whether or not the placing of the treasury's funds in a| bank at interest would be inter eat can be drawn by the cc preted as a loan is the point in question. MOSCOW, Mareb 20.—The great Synagogue, which the late Grand Duke Sergius forcibly closed 14 cars amo, han been reopened and Fec ynaccrated with « thankagtving | vice. ae | LITTLE HAPPENINGS | } Bad spring water used by several | amilies on the west side of Green | inke has been found by the board | of health to be responsible for a ase of searletefever in the family sixth street. A sample of the water | was this morning examined by City Ractertologist: Lazelle and w aying vegetable mat The ¥. M. © A. course of lec res is to be closed next Friday neat Thompson Se | ton, the noted naturalist. “Mind in Animal heroes” is the subject he} will discus. The lecture will be Lh rated Walter Campbell and Fred Wil son, two representatives of John Alexander Dowte's Zion City colon ista, are in town and hare let droj the news that thay are bere to in vestigate the adviaability of pur chasing lands jm Owasogan county or somewhere along the sand. for | | | Dowlette settlement tional feel ings have arteen im Zion City. and « mber af cok jee are to be start } Bd for the accommodation of tho who do not get along with the home the natural bis 4 over a gift 5 t forme the f ty, Prof. O. B. at sands , Husks, the k of years of patient collection in anid to be the best west. of the Mins ppl Professor } aon ha alway taken a « t interest ) on the local university R. 7 annon, whose grocery | store in located hext to the Seattle} Electric company’s steam engine} and power plant, begun suft Sat- }the company for damages on the a ‘ous of his Christmas x of goods by the steam which per colated through the walls of Bis| grocery and the boiling water which } collected in hin cellar | The United States lHehthoune | tender Heather arrived in port} from Port Townsend Saturday. The f om ling supplies for the different stations omg e const The steamer Humboldt, of the Pacific Coast Steamship company, arrived from Ketehikan and Ska@ way at 3 o'clock Sunday, Several of Alaska’s most promin men were aboard. i c shan, general agent ot} the passeager department ickel Plate railroad In Chi mpanied by J. W. Adama, coast agent for the same rood with hendquarters at Ban Francisco, rived in this city this morning fr San Francis w Chase the dining and sleeping car depart ment for the ( North rail way, with headquarters at St. Py arrived in the city this morning The last carload of the shipment of 600 are lights arrived from st * thin morning idly as possible TACOMA HAS BEEN CAPTURED tnean of the Maji, but for aldenen a the effects of a broken | an accident several | weeks ago. might be at Mo’ the Island of Bau, . & town attuate many miles to the }and he fetl, hange from follow! ma had been flowing Northwestern sin regard to oncerning the Trenholm stated tht qnorance regarding Ue where- her received with the | « In divounsing the matte: heard nothing from should not hear ady by the Jap- anese from past my comprehension date of the « which was qtven out . “ . Lima Benne 24.7608. being March 14, she would have had qee@tioe: cabbage, cabbage caulifowe 12 % A. Mafrige Co. Eatabiished GheF AIR Dep't Store O0€ 1.26 SECOND AV Pike and Pine. Third Day of the Great Fair Sale WU! be marked by ot!ll greater CONCESSIONS. New lines have been added stock where our regular Peieimmona. of dry goods and 50 Brilliantine Shirt Waist Lp gate. ‘GARD HOSE All our Garden Hose is warranted { sold under a guarant 12@ 180 18@ ite : ; turkeys, fancy ical dressed, | bominy 14@ Ibe: ston Terrier ae | hickory nuts, Te; peanuts, 6@ 100; Ole; et im here for the purpose $f) wi) \-inch, 50 feet $7.00 Leader Brand, %-inch, 50 feet Bull Dog, %-inch m, %-inch, 50 feet$4.50 Roya! Cotton, %-ineh, 50 feet $4.25 Cotton Blue lined, \-inch, 50 feet on inch, 50 feet $6.00 Nile Brand GARDEN RAKE herring, 3c; TOOLS OF AL Piuet: ’ superintendent of} GEO. i. WOODHOUSE co. iebury, 1466 SKOOND AVE. | Northwest, $6.7 Gold Medal $4.45; Centennialn best, $4.75; Goid- | $4.96; Patent lxcellen Novelty A, $4.25. Coreats. 10, per bate flour, per bbl. 2: & Large New Line of LADIES HAT PINS, from 25e Up. +] | | | wheat, HOUGHTON & HUNTER per bare, 32 00 alley egheny y, a plor father of He was wring One of them breaking his hip. here from boy and for the past 22 ron 4 resident section of the country red in CAUGHT ROBBER No 6 Rajlway, whieh left bere at for Maem at the foot exprens injured. A has gone to the seen ne of the robbers wu the mountains and captured THE MARKETS Vegetadion Beans, Ory, per ew. S829@3.75 00; beeta, per $2.00, carr $200; ¥ Greety Yakima Karl pola tans Nahes, " eet potat hokrs, native = $2.25 per 2 box. § Fruits $1.28; o@32 fign = %-Ib be 10-1 cartoons. per bom §2.50: lemons, « $2.50@ 3.00 cert ranges. of. Wash brick creamery Suger. sackm $5: 55 powdered. ary granu barre! Hame, Bacon and Lard. r acon, breakfast, | $375 lard, White Star. lard, White Ress, Sic; d Rone, 6% Nute Brastl, per Ib. 19@ 4c cheatnuts: 4 lifernia. ISe; walnuts, | $3.00; cre pecans, Diack Fish, Oysters, Eto. Dine: eraba, $1@ 1.76. oysters, Olympia, per sack, | cod. bulk, and of Pitt went % children Charles, Thomas, John Clancy Mra aney, jr BF. well potatoe 2015-2617 First Avenue, Between Suc fancy doz berries $10.00 camen, doa, $3.50@4.50. Butter and Cheese. cheers, pamegranates, 13%e ${0).00 Men’s Fine All-Woo! BLUE SERGE UITS Good Weights, Hand Tailored, Splendid Trimmings, Made to Fit Per- fectly, Stylish and Durable, Single and Double Breasted, Regular $18 Value, SPECIAL $10.29 —— A. BRIDGE & CO. 1415-1417 Second Avenue Next Door to the Bon Marche THE BEE HIVE. Avenue, Between vine and Coder ReliableDry Goods Store vine an cedar 4 Leaders For Tuesday —— AND—— Wednesday mask; special for 22 1-260 1,000 yards Torchon Laces, worth up te 12%e; special for ..Be cial for sce ccccceeces BRO rth ¢ special for ICHARDSON & KELLY RT GOODS 1112 Second Avenue Opposite the I Tuesday Begins a Sale of New Bags at 98. Bags, with beaded Those « strap handles, tnside im purse and ard case to match a useful and prectical bag—tan, brown or biack—at the unusually low® price of. .98¢ buck wheat, corn meal, 10s, per bal bale, $2.20; retied oats, : wheat Mnkea, farina, per Dbl, farina, 10-Ib. sacks. p: mall, 10m bale, $ raising buckwheat, 26%, case, pear! barley. pear! barley, 100-Ib sacks, $4; cocoanuta, | 94. elit peas, $4.50@5. popcorn. per . per bale, $3.00. California strained. per California sage, per Ib, 14; mrect, per Ib l0-case tote, dutternuta, Jurnbes, California wal- | ETape cream, per ton, $26@28; } ton, $19.beg21 clama open . $32@33; dairy chop feed, per ton, $19 per ton, $33; whole corn. cracked corm per ton, $27@28. perch, | feed corn meal, per ton, $28; shorts, aad ton, =r, 10¢ skinned #@ 100: lobsters, sturgeon, Se; black Te: perch, 4 Fieun per bbi. Minnesota bard wheat, Pilisbury’s ta, $6; Olympte Holly, $4.7 Electric $7.50 stern Washington timothy, $19 @20; | hay, $15; Hastern Washington dou- $4.7 Crown, | ble compressed, $21; Puget Poultry Food. Oyster shells. Golden | ghelis bone meal, ; granulated bones, ® and 60s $2 per ton higher, Grain and Grase rime, cwt, $14.50@ 15 | qistke, chot oat grasm $15 bale, Uplands, $10@ 12 CHICAGO MARKETS. Reports for ‘The Star by W. As Ryer & Co.. 112 Columbia street, by private wire. Seattle, March 20. Wheat High. Low. Close. May, 1153-8, 1141-8, 1143-4 Sept.. 87. 861-8, 86 3-8. July, 93 1-8, 921-8, 923-8 Corn May, 491-2. 487-8, 491-4 July, 495-8, 49, 49 1-4 Oats May, 317-8 3 July, 313-8, 2 Pork 13.00, 13.15, 13.07, 12. NEW YORK STOCKS Atchison, 90 1-4, 88 3-8, 90 1-8, Amal. Copper, 80, 78 3-4, 80. B. & O., 109 1-2, 107 3-4, 109 1-2, B. R. T., 67, 8, 66 7-8. Can, Pac., 146 1-8, 149 3-4 Erie, com., 47, 45 5-8, 46 7-8, Ills, Cent., 162 1-4, 161, 162. Manhattan, 1691-2, 169 1-8, 169 1-8 Metrop., 124 1-2, 123 1-2, 1243-8. Mo. Pac 108 1-4, 1 108 1-8. L. & N., 0421-2, 1411 People's Qas 11 On| Penna., 1433-4, 142 1-4, 143 5-8. Reading, com., 96 1-4, 943-4, 96 1-8, jk 1, ce 343-4, 33 1-2, 3@p-4, So. Pac., 68 5-8, 67 1-2, 68 1-2 St. Paul, 1807-8, 17 180 5-8. 8 148 14, Mt 143 1-4 U.3.8 8, 24 1-2, 36.79. 4 4, 945-8, 9 Soe a RO POE