The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1905, Page 7

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ARTHUR ATTACK MIRAGED IN ALASKA LY PROSPECTOR AT CAPE ALASKA, CLAIMS w A PICTURE OF ONE OF THE ASSAULTS ON THE RUS HOPE HE pone 8A 9 san STRONGHOLD REFLECTED ON THE WATERS OF DE pina Se? a Arth ny} Willoughby recently made a trip | ee of making Skagway his headquarters a While there he told his story to the the gree en by & 7 the steamer Al-K by before wh ty of Cape ow Loe Sa That the battle scene which Wil es were | loughby saw pictured on the glassy Fae ee aca the b thern sea was that of Port Ar , he saw is evidenced by the @eserip Miers of | erat datiest t f that | tion of the freal of nature given by ‘slatahter in w h thousands | bim Fie little brown men west to) Willoughby says he saw their death. tout before him # t t meee e's terated for | wa ty sur by Jagaed hy a pall of snowy and bristling plateaus and a teelf ov the r mbattled peaks. hoes oe He states Chat the won ithe strange p2 non is claim-| ural photograph took place dering dip dave deen seen by Frank Wil-/the month of August la wa ho for th past five years | during that month that the second fortune in rand assault against Port Arthy was ee was made. Willoughby stated that a the phenomenon lasted for a period iang’s Prices fr Tues many howe first he could not believe h Geng, taree 100 cakes wwe and feared that his long onbothel Soap, targe fo neliness had affected bis cakes Sue Was not until the etrang hed A Lanman’s Florida Water, of “Nuk his great 8 terey 4c wolf houn his at oak ideal mas. | tention, was he that he : was not the victlm of an hallucina sage cream and tiemue builder; Tbe | Was 490 | or Teldbd Deep Co, are agents for) “Nuxxett” had deem alerping in Fie >: ae and Chemicals...We! the cabin and came out and stood lerge and complete iine.|for a moment looking up int ons ‘cae {master's face, The attention of the —e.. " animal was then turned toward the — ‘e kind sea. It waa then the dog caugh = , sight of the unicanay spectacle. For — on Be moment the beest stood transfix ong ed, every muscle of his body tense ned ch * and drawn. Then, with lowered + pare head, fangs bared and every hair on his back standing on end, the at ran snarling and mapping t ward the sea. Turniag al the wa the animal, frenzied witt JT PAYS TO DEAL AT LANG'S, ter’s edge, [ear vat =e sight of something he stand, ran for mile land miles ap the sandy wa Wil agbby (hen folt samered Wat ¢! “tacle really existed. and made o ¢ of it in bie mote book Wiilonchhy says the picture a! tfittes appeared “darkened, aiitor bla interspersed at intervals vivid, quivering streaks, such as a LANG DRUG C2 IAN BUILDING. we. Next to Entrance. . b neuteh objects we ut at others th country could be | tingutshed Willoughby left for the Tanana shortly after his strange @xperience. At firet he feared being ridiented CLINE’S --PIANO HOUSE-- , adie, of th : learly die T™ PRIZES T™ PRIZES ---LIST OF THE-- FIRST WINNERS See tomorrow's Star for the remaining names and actual count of each prise winner 1. MRS, G. T. VRADENBERG. 2 J. B. OURYVEA. 3% MAS. ORRIN LYNN. 4. MRS. CHAS. CRICKMORE 5. RUTH B. STILLWELL. & V. T. SCHAEFFER. 7% ©. E. JENSEN. & HELEN E. MATHEWS. % MARS, CARRIE MORTIMER. 1. LUCY KINTZER. CLINE’S -PIANO HOUSE-- COR. SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST. h arrived in Beattle on Wednose} Mi AVI sany the explosion of shells. At |, topography {€ he should toll of the freak spec | Ww lo, and it was pot until he react Skagway that he confided his news to a single yal } captaing of the Pacific coast ate that mirages are got uncom mon i this section, reflections of Hebthouses and shorelines being 1 frequently at remarkably great | distances, depending upon the con ditions of the atmosphere, A Star man related the marvelous story to Prof. Henry Landes, who holds the chalr of physical goog raphy pe state university, Satur day morting and the latter doubted the veracity of Willoughby's tale Prof, Landes said that it would be & physical impossibility under any atmoaph soo w mire te condi that ons whatever Ww Lastance SMALL ARMY OF DOWIEITES WILL LOCATE NEAR EVER ETT—DISGUSTED WITH “ELI JAH” AND ZION CITY | CHICAK A i ne hundred 4 tw f Dowleltes, dis qusted with lif t City, wit form a co’ ar Hverett, Wash. .| While x , ine their gious liete, y have thrown Dow te | A. Wal Campbell and Fred Wilson, for Zionists, visited Washingtor wo and » jthetr y ting funds and keeping the 2 A georet. The financtad diftts . Aon seemed to impress upoh them foreboding Of Aime ate te anid that SPtfone have b ae i on # acts 1 Dewide t t Everett. Con jba jt have t on property jin Okanogan county and on Whidby | 1. It is believed that many which has cused much exgiter m Zion.” A large quantity of b hold goods and supplies have been | shipped weat RUSSIAN TERRORISTS ACTIVE PARIS, April L—Bame interest ated he &t. F ware res fa Ports ria) through fficer H@ hays that aa for the wuld who etitirely ' up [rattway # the apartmente th det aples end troops. Hard By the pa ace are Barracks CuRous munication h hig on househotd, eo (hb Lo a . he ’ . bem t jot « mwenee Inalde th f fe " warriors de ] ty G4 soul t t Ts ay * ab nolutely tay apy thertaed outs > nite A yet.” mays this officer, “the devilims ' at tt Hotel frist ade a discotiry which a nd, indeed, all of wn, They found the coafsme of a Otficer—nothing more but what It signified was that the dia- | bolieal criminal who was killed by } Rie own Bath intended to dingulee himecif @a a Y ffleer, get CENTENNIAL ARRIVES The steamer Centennial, which ran aground off Marrowstone point Sunday night, was hauled off at high tide last Monday night. No damage of « serious nature was sus tained by the steamship as the re sult of her accident. W. C. Dawson, | Seattle manager of the Krase Line Steamship company, stated Tues | day morning that no investigation, as far as the company was con | ia would be heid The Centen nial was hauled off the rocks at & Oclock Monday night and three | hours later tied up at pler 4, in Se |attle. The vensel will be placed jon the drydock, | will be examined as a precaution. jand any caulking which | necessary will be done. WILL BUILD TO THE GULF DENVER, © April it.—Ar- rangements have been made by Ed win Hawley and his associates t extend the Colorado & Southern railway to the gulf, thus making a through fine from this etty to Gal- vextom, The cont of building the ex tension will be met by &@ bond Issue f 99,000,000. The Colorado & Southern ¢ where her seams may be aten }a line of road 1,121 miles in extent |from Orin Junction, Wyo,, through Colorado to Fort Worth, Tex. The | route to Galveston will be accom ane of the Trin rail about | plished by the pure jity & Brazos j the construction jto the gulf, mile |has already been contracted for, nd it is expected the extension will con Jina y | The jury in the sonal injury ase brought by Mra. W. 8. More against the Senttle Wlectric com- pany, which has t on trial for everad days, returned rdict for the poe gh Monday night. Mrs,| Moore sued for $20,000. The police have a report of a young «irl who is annoying. th idents in the vicinit et by her pers ho met mone them iby t and The construction work ate your own bayhed. You are a | stave to business, You are chained to a desk. You have to make prof ite You eat and talk and sleep ness. You talk it at home until he folks are annoyed. The oth dayone of your, children asked THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL rr, 1908. LET'S STEAL A DAY AND GO FISHING " was in the morning paper, OUT ME, Arh. | THAT OUT. There ian’t any office 9 We are boys today. You have a cat 4 » fish and I'm trembling be Sa S, bobber has gone under wa | + Aomething is pulling like L i It's a bullhead. We will TV CAEER THAT HAO ITO hry an me ft re like it rub them “ wares b ¥ . | with salt, cook them on a stick and Do you know what you will 4@,/ eat the bones and all. Yes, sir or should one of these dayp’| fenes and ali ~u don't mean to Away over yonder, where the moun-{ say that you never did? Well you tains meet the sky ina purple hané.| have missed @ lot. We will flah a the trees are greening and dolés| bit, and after that you may shout thele-best/to buret every bed; the| if you like pussy witlows are preparing for the A country boy yells just for pure coming of the catbird, and the) joy of living, It will us good. rouking of the frogs and the smell! How good the fools of new earth Is a call of the wild fs/ 4 squirrel on the fer joud as trumpet blast. Follow the] tw driving ent tke a hound and at the epd|@histling as y will findew oreeke that has Tts{ Poor devil! He doean’t know that ree in a @wamp and trickles | teel common ts paying no dividend merry and tortuous way to the! and that cotton ts a loss. He doesn't never Don't you, With you ould turn time back fOr 30 of more y . back to the days of patches and bare legs, laughter, freckies and stone drulses; back where there was only ote care fn the world. and that waa to be on had at meals? You can not, You dida’t appre Was papa ever a little boy? Let's steal a day. Even a slave should be allowed to drop hin chains ones in @ while, Certainly an over-worked business man, ¢ rying a load that rounds bis shoul “Ag wet TRUOKE DOWN THE NORD oun To THe care, but he can spell h-a-p-p- a-e-«-4, God bless him! If we had a spade we would good ‘There ts sas dig out a woodchuck wintergreens are*ready for eating ders and grays his hair, can flee 4 / from trouble for a little while and Results of Grippe and How {becay No Loncen | Health Is Here for Weak try to think that he t# 12, and that Cured THE CURE 18 HERE | and Nervous Women | there ts only sunsBine ta the world Mr. B. F. Smith, 1028 stewart | o> - 1! Mrs, Peter Anderson, South ca grt morning, early — mt attle My trouble rigin atte Many ura of over and throw a stone up agains ne ay Fa eg ey | the window, We wil ate vO done’ erneulap-boagragheg . Sick Ones Cured | lunch and steal away for one whole. Severe Attack of Grippe t Ho | golden day. Never mind the family which. gradually developed Inte a me breakfast. Come at 4 a. m, and atarrh of the head and oper Our new Absorption atment we'll loave a note saying that we| oiving my ware (and! iy now curing hut Bae oe have been suddenty called away and My * Heonts at their c that the folks are “not to worry Get the spade. There (s a bully Nostrils Were Badly Obstructed corner for batt in the back yard ne wide being completely wed; | Rheumati«r We will dig a can full of the wrig my thre raw and inf ed; | Piles and all | gling wo ¢ tb e and the i led with buzzing | yield to th evidence of our crim aad aren gs ome canoe ¥ res ‘ens thie « 1 : away into the country. We'll cut nae oe ook ae n dad f alder pc and, with trembling ws what was mals to me L had} full pa FRE} fingers ve all but lost their e TR ckinaw ekill in the sof ra, Arran! Most Distressing Bloating lo DELAY peony LONGER our tackle, find a deep, dark pool sfter eating with sour “IL THE CURE 10 HERE burn tobacco in our corncob pipes, mm and rising of and FIs = You'll wonder what they doing a the office and what th The ewoke from our fire smetis| safras in the woods and the young) Delay Means Death id Millions Go Down to Untimely Graves Through Neglect to He the Timely Warnings of Nature h of the humagy body, never fails to f the and suffering and warning Many feel the n their own powers of the highese Nature, in her marvelous provision f healthy keeping Give Minely warning of the approach of and the cause death of he human race, is the sick ame's criminal neglect to heed them gymptoms of failing health—yet) the ugh utter carelessenss or Liind confidence f i[eeistance medical treatment le delayed until frequently they are bey: okill To all euch we would ing ColumBlan treatment of much nd the reach The famous life-sav TOCA NO LONGER, THE CURE I8 HERE lered now to every suffering mortal at the nominal $5.00 A MONTH with medicines and appliances furnished to every pationt absolutely fr e of cost stant Mneas had reduce ment has ree health. It sw 1 me te Krad | rly cures crises like A Nervous Wreck at Little Cost M. W. I € 1 rendered my fe Imost un wk t, Seattle earabic to myself and family “a h wuffered fifteen years! 1 anot describe the sufferings I from we of the head, throat end ‘om siek stomach, fre ind atoma? ink jent eka of vomiting. petr } Great Pain and Distress © constipat My Sand fir wasting in flesh and Head Ached Frightfully ptrenat until Ewaa scarcely able) toting as iy | Have Been Promptly Cured by ‘olumbian Tb the risingly le FIVE DOLLARS A MONTEL” Discouraged and Despondent ~~ rn, J when I first went to the f DELAY NO LONGER }| Columbia Medical Institute, while } THE CURE 18 HERE / in perfect health. 1 | ‘ erie is haliat free t ery: | DELAY NO LONGER at This, inciades th wh | DELAY NO LONGER THE CURE 18 # Microscopie examination when i THE cure 1S HERE oie COLUMBIA MEDICAL INSTITUTES Arcade Bidg. Main 4111 Wm. McHartle, BC D. Consulting Phyat G, A. Tudhope G., Manager. ore Heoure -9 1 a. & to If mm Z to pe evenings, Tue ad and Priftay, ‘2 30 to 8.98; Sun- i steamer goods have all been cleaned }tish, 1 “e pe 19@ 14; | ehelia, 1698,.$20; bone meal, 100m ul com! in good| fiiberts, 186; diack walnut Tei ($88) grapdlated bones, 100%, $32. Om ea: cities thle. wet k s- 2 are ctl kory nuts, 7e; butternuts, Se; | She +2 Saad n oer cen hi firm at thelr high prices. Native ho peanuts, “Sc; almonds | Red clover, prime, cwt. #1450@182 thubarb is coming heavier than ever |r" cholee, $17: white clover, $15 land in a much better eondition than Fich, Oysters, Ete. 19; timothy, per cwt, $4.75 when it was first put on thé market.) goies, 4c; biack cod. te: ling cod, | orchard grass. $14: red top, 5@ . « i English rye crass, Italian rye Rxxs are coming in fast and are e=- | to abs, $1@1.75 lam gy hd , aa | pected to drop in @ very few days. yg mt $1 a0; BA ceed, sack. eas dow oat gras $15; | —— on OF Ne ee niion, | Bie grass, $11; pasture mixture ¥ $2.25; salmon. 10¢ saimos | =ene® aac ba owt, #9 76@4.16: | trout, Ibe; ekinned perch, 7 ‘ n oon wae 8 2603.75; large CHICAGO MARKETS, $9@2.15, pink beans, $3.26; Reports for ‘The Star by W. A Lima beans, sturgeon, Se; @ Ca, 112 Columbia street, by | whites . | Diack’ basa | Rye bayo beans, $3.26; Over at the farm house we will . Lee; tf cater hovel 2 i recta, per sack Thee 3 . SMT; p ic. private wire, get rich milk, ——_ salt-rin- | & Californt ‘abbace. Fi Seattle, Tuesday, April 11. ing bread and russet apples. a ib; |daho cabbage, our. : Wheat High Low. Close, "had then the sun will go down| ger cwt, $226; Pincentia cab-| Patent. per bbi. $4.78; Crowe |... UG: « 13 -e 114 5-8. o the shadows|nes, 2%« auliflower, per) 98.1 Minnesota hard wheat, $7; | 2. over the bills, whil - + TPS | Pitebury, 88; Pit July, 87 3-8, 86 1-8, 86 § will purple and then grow Diack. |Gosen, $1.50; | eatlle. atone, Fam lard Dakota, 36 ; | Sept. 821-4, $1 1-4, 82 1-4, and the country will grow still and | onions. yell tee bench . $46.75: Hotty. $4.75; Golden | Corn— the silence will seem almost sacred . turaipa, wk, $1.25 wt, 96.76; Logs | May, 48 1-2, 48, 483-8. as we trudge down the road back to 60g 866 lesteee ld Medal. § ‘op ™ | july, 48 1-4, 473-4, 481-4 hor life, the trouble, the hur | 445; Centennials, be $4.76; Ge the Uther 4 grant ty ee | drop, $4.25; Patent Excellent, $4.7 Oats # ry and the as a Ld sat Gites - sen | Novelty A, $4.25 {mer 30 1-4 7-8, ere Never mind. It is a part o} kimi potato Coreats July, 29 7-8, 29 5-8, 29 7-8. great plas, and the mas who heel ene mary Rese new | Whole wheat, 108, per bate, $2.40; |, Pork » e ¢ ma Karly ome ve ole on! ale, $2. oe - kept his heart so free that he can} (ot ia potatoes, 4 tb: | whole wheat flour, per bbl, $4.26; | May, 12.87, 12.80, 12.82. still love the soil, the trees, the sun-| 5 8 doz; | frahay, per bbl, $4; per bale, July, 13.10, 13.05, 13.07. shine and the joys that nature has |.) Lb: Ben Davies bhi, $a: tf bbl, $5.00; bestowed, i# worth while. ay Spltarnverg apples | rye oeat, Der bare, 3: buckwheat, NEW YORK STOCKS. | So don't forget—4 a.m. Throw a/g fornia pe nage Be aa ag geen gee: High. Low. Close . , dow, and we'll | $1.5 kes, por dos, Tho; *, per bale, ‘ 8 1-2 en enna restie7 California ry, 85@6%; wativelper bbl $228. white care rere 9 | bey Seay si eg PP Tram, | steal a day. lqstery, 30 native rhubarb, | m bale, $2.20; rolled oats, eo F ‘ |4e; cucumbers, long green. $3.00 doz; | BBL, 8. C Co. $6.75: wheat finkes, | 2 &0., 1091-4, 1 -_ | rus California. barb,| bom 76 tbe, $2.20; farina. per bbi. |B. R. ] vere hail and snow storms which |i. 4)» ed sib, Se. | $8.60; farina, 10-I% sacks per bale, |Can. wailed im the gulf. The Portland | gon, pease $3; hominy, large, per bbl. $4.78: | Eric, D'S: Peught a light list of passengers | $50. green beans, hominy. small, 108 wale, $2.66; Hf TL Gent. 168 3-4 2 and a cargo of 110 tons of ore from | green peppers, 360 Ib -raising Duc | Metropolitan, 1231-8, 122, 122 1-% the La Touche mines “he rw i i 'Mo. Pac., 108, 107, 107. fg Benezes Semana ete: dates | |gpite pens, %, popcorn, per cwt. |. & N., 142 1-2, 141, 142 ORDER OF FOREIGN WARS fen, scedions” "16tIb cartoons, 60 | 8200; cracked wheat, per bale, ¢a08 | poopie Gas, 1101-2, 110,.120 1-2, ' grape fruit, per box, $2.60] i |Penn., 143 1-8, 1421-8, 142 1-4, NEW YORK April Hag grape fruit, $1.76 | Californie strained. per th. Se: |Reading, 957-8, 941-3, 849-4. h triennial conv ton : a sage, per Ib. Idec; honey, J . fourth tri lemons, choice and fancy, 7 |R. L, 853-8, 841-4, 341-2, ¥ National Military Order of Foreign 2.00: navel om, 3266 Seorect. per Ib. T@8%c; Oregon , 853-8, 341-4, 341 a b> held im thie city to Fe: accieen Gee ae Le cream, 10-cose tots, $3.00: St. Paul, 180, 178 1-8, 178 Delayed “five days by territic | Tome ty-twe- state com- 1 SUIS OGi: ceanberrien, $10e lies: tar aeaaeape yee | antag pi tem storms, unable to make more thg™ |p. nderies a xpected to be rep- | pinear ples. don, $3.60@4.50; Aus- Feea bs a z ers pe RET two to three miles an pour agaldht |Pesented. ‘Their delegater, with the | Eallan pineapples, Ge, strawberrles| Oats, per ton, $3182; bran, ak oe Le a the foree of the terrific gales in (Be | fational officers, will bring together \* ig a ane | ton, $21 ¢p22; bariey S. pid. 101 7-8, 100 1-2, 100 7-8, Gait of Alaaka, the Alaska ComM-|@ body of army and navy officers! roster — ch erocks, art POO st; feed when Barring a little weakness after mercial company's steamer Portlap@| who are veteran companions of the Washing 5 | @33; dai f per ton, 3 the opening, the market ruled firm. artived in Seattle trom Valder aed jqrder. The commander general ¢ eam erie : al: jolt ; tors, tow $27 atorts, |The government report was vory points to thé westward Tuesday | the Major Ge Alexander | fornia | cheese, 18¢; | butter, na esr ora, ton $27; shorts, |The soverament report wae. Wy morning. The offeers report thks, Webb, U. 8. A.. will preside, Tne] ive creamery. Bc; cooking, 18.140 ay. | winter wheat of 91,6, but this seem- the gale which asaailed the vessel) New Yo andery Ww enter toon . astern ‘ashington tUmothy, |ad to have little effect on the mar- was One of the worst experienced by | tain th with a dinner at) strictly fresh ranch, 20@21c; Oro. | $18 Ifalte, $12.60@18; wheat|ket today. There is an enormous them since that which destroyed the | neimonico's gon cEEm 2c bay, $15; Eastern Washington dou- | .)or1 interest in both May and July steamer Discovery nearly a year _ ar eras - Buger. bie compressed, $21; Puget Sound loptions and this should tend to lift and a half ago, As & result of the TERRY “ALL IN Golden C, In sacks. 35:55; extra C, | hay, $10@13. prices In these options, especially bet wenthet, She tore, reece ; eae Rie sath; erp granulated: tn ancha,| Oyster shells 190m. tor, $29; cia with a few bad weather reports. pattie just five days overdue ~~ HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Apri! 1 $6.15; cube, tn “barretn, $6. oot : ’ should have arrived here on April 5. | Govern, former lightweight | gngar, $6.06; maple sugar, 10@13%. The wind blew at times at the rate onampion, will probably never step| Less \o if paid within 16 days. of from 60 to 70 miles. an hour linto the ring again, He is here suf Meats. diac, until she entered Cross sound | 411) be taken to an Eastern sant-| ton Ts @S8e: pork, 7@7% § on her trip to Juneau, she war M4 |iarum in a few days by State Sen- | spring lamb, “eo 3 ¢ led by @ secession of storme | AUT Cuilivan, of New York 1@s ive G sot Which he could “parety | 2" -2v ltl al RAIN and STOCK on, The Portland was Hame, Bacon and Lard. make progre © Portle s bacon, breakfast, | | also forced to lay to in Tongas nar WKOIE%: White Star. tlerce, Ito the thiek fog which prevatied in | Yue Beem. Pine. PRIVATE WIRES that eG | See ait tr The markets Tuesday morning Ducks, dress aX @ 180; freene, CONTINUOUS MARKETS. Captain Lindguie’ nO WR 1} were very quiet, owing to the big | @reased, 15@160; chickens, dressed, he Ve lay’s bualness of Monday, The| ; turkeys, fancy iocal dressed, 112 Columbia St, * \%-Inch rubber or cotton garden Nuts GROUND FLOOR HALLER BLO. also reports that nay- from 6c per fi up. The | Braet, per Ib, 13@14c: cocoanuta, Phones: unset Main 1089: Ind. 982 atly hampered by se- Rubbe t 714 Ist * oper » 800; Walnuts, Ming: