The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1905, Page 7

” E SAN FRANCISCO TRAGEDY THURSDAY NIGHT ARERR RAARERAAAEAEEREAAHAAEHRAARRAAR MOBS SURROUNDING THE SPOT WHERE THE TRUNK CONT ATNING- TRERALLY HACKED TO PIECES BELIBVED. WAS FOUND. quo Is NOW AT LAROE rORTORICL SERRE EEE EE EERE REE EER EE Re OUCH: IT HURTS oe and Raby Clarence strol of the club, whi.« of the chub wh WORD THE RDA Y NIGHT EXTRA OF a PRPREP ETP PARE BAT RATA ee ' DOP P eee ee eee eee eee ee eee ee ee ee + eeeeeeee - eee eee AT THE THEATERS eee eee eee eee eee ago and which loaned bteid Fike Se in this coun original eight and a sister London to take her QUIET AT START ee ee ee THRATERS Pollard Opera | withdrawn in the in RIGRAM OF THE DISMEMBER BW BODY OF BRAGGIO VILAR ‘Charley's A WHERE THE BRAD, LEGS AND ARMS WERE CHOPPED OFF WUGHT WITH GOODS DO, SHOWING filled with heart sete Peg wo toa ae bh $ hoon - tito eetiod | Catttornta eet eeeee eeeteeteeeeee ee eee iliate al inten by giving them plac ve committes, Dan Trefethen, | Geen pense, the Fourth ward, wh fiat the pacicers soit CHARLEYS AUNT Balmum price © , Syureance with an agroemer drop in at the Seattle some night ainted with the lady nm Tuesday nti fied by Kovernment investiga tte: packers we al comedies through many tary. Afterwards when t roffer was made, he replied th sete eee ee eee Be Gis morning ME Judge Growscup | 8 injunction achers frora Transcripts eee DA EL AA PER 1 ees 1a de with as much vivacity ght of the production for president , an Perris aggregation _ star Aah sores MPTHE HIGH SCHOOL The baseball « park Saturday heae and Hugh Goc popular stock com B shape for the Por Attack meet wos held by Qiihers of the sophomore Pitk, the ones eat In which Wilson, the can and the f A large army ¢ ‘ etween Alexander an os Wednesday afte and Opera he » necrotaryship mtest is prom: collection of talent week's engagement of osa the Dew NEW YORK, April 12—Mre. Mary Crabtree, mother of “Lott 0% @17 mmetnous hamor Dr. Chapman presided at the First Preebyterian before a large rabtree was ere attracted A thousand people w to the meeting in the big gospel tent TOOTH BRUSHES | «4 OFF WHISK BROOMS good-looking and Schaeffer and a band of singers were MTPAYS To DEAL AT LANG'S. Pony ballet at nedsed a larged gathering COLMAN BUILDING, Next to Entrance. these youngsters Twenty-four W. Stongh a BL SESS) 18] Gem LPR LE 1 1 APR 1 S81 GES 1 P31 Fl ad Innis ranging from The vocaliat first came over a omen toate excep ‘Fwesday night el the etrrcter beotetit, ee S16 THE SEATTLE STAR~WEDNESDAY, Will Fire First Gun in Municipal Campaign — MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEN'S LOCAL POLITICAL FIGHT MERE BEEBE EER HER RA RR RRA ARR HDATES FOR OFFICS IN THE PUBLICAN CLUB. FOR PRESIDENT wit Alox Nichots Trefethen Goode How ai khods of ducts te od W 7 Russell Trefethen MeGuire o* oe RRR eee firat battle welection who iiican candle for the | demand tb unielpal campaign may be| be perm! at the annual ol mem ber Young Men's The ar the Acme Husain ce Thursday ni The f the par 1m ngaged in e clement in the men \ inesday from fall ithe ar y on » \eteamer ont time there are ("lp uraday didn fe president We owday » and four fot ion the ¢ with seve of T van hear fro tel rhis « action of the y ‘Ta wt a for Ww) agai ca ace to ¥ | Wedne hine, has $b ety, a the promotion of eat | ket will Daniel Trefeth that | grice v the first place. Thin fae king loud a at 4% meets with the vval | Piles, but this inas vit Beane. and by the supporters of candidates. ion which composed the to the election of a year 6 infiuence the promotion of the sampaign, is supporting Nichols for president intimations that Nichols! ach, erate, i withdrawn from the race | rutsbages. rneon of tomorrow. Yes-| hothouse Trefethen’s supporters were | erate. & claiming that Goodfellow had been | b ne ima, ely reat of thelt) ie, fenied on be | Gpiitorr but this ts Goodfellow Wednesday af-| nothous | apples, te 6g 1% at whe was ma me up B| cote slate. An effort wax made | ¢ the other candt-| amparng wm the | Bex. $ Yr has been | 25° for executive committes- | er number of the workers in| bat who wants to be pres | ip, © ve proffered the offte hands of bia friend: of the Seventh xane tale is being urged pine pp of the Third ward, who | §% ecretary, Ww places on the ident ” ward, when approached | coniking their supporters, ref er any frame-up with the fac backing Nichols, and ¢ wed to | creamery | Btrict gon cnK® withdraw from ey bave ente jim encks, new shifting of events | rete, da f the faction now Jub, has been alme ht now app lew Trefethen holding watching for a i im the method of selecting of the Nichols factic the | Slama, executive commit- | deputies in county agt s insist that the commis Ducks, ne aolected by th Inb at | @eseed. h would have the effett a ontinuing the close corporation | management of the club a tare | } re tion of the club's me | pes 4 jimh, 14@3 | Giberts, 130; MRS, CRABTREE DEAD |hlekory nuts, | Jumbo is actress, died here today © daughtet's| from the time she # the ate in to the end shipment RACE WAR THREATENED ; ehrimps | i fo; herring : sturgeon, fe; biack basa, YVILLE, K smelt. 6 a Brutal asses Mr. 1 7¢; halibut, ffith by a negro y c war i threatened. lined with armed whites | Patent, » See M108) Piiebury, 88 rn in to pr ¢ of | standard Dakota mayor has order || Blestric, armed by t by | Northwest, eusary 1 $7.25; Gold Me $4.45; Centennial [FIRE CLAIMS VICTIMS Grop, $4.25; JD RAPIDS, Mich, Aprit 12,| Novelty A, 84.26. fa tire today ng how 1 nat] Whole whent, r | whele wheat and = Elizabeth 4 a. bbl, 44; per bbl REPUBLICAN MARKS THE BEGINNING OF THE NEXT Seeeeee eee ee eee eee eee eenee indeed @ momentous oc |THE MARKETS | The opening parkets have Vegetavion rnipa, sk, $1.2 $15.00 23.90 Spitaennerg eon peppers, Bananas, bunch, & 4 Oe if not president, secre: | figs, needie and Cheese, | Goiden C. in sacks, 40; for | 08.15; cube, wuger, $6.08 within 15 days beef, Hames, oon and Lard. 1K E16%; lard. Wht te See; sara, he | Wild Rose, tic fancy iocal dr . per ih. 19@ ite : Fish, Oysters, Ete. Boles, to; binck cod, te: ting coe, | 10 b in California i560; oyst her }$4.50; open areer of more than 40 years. 10; Minnesota hard wheat, 87 Pillebury’s Bi Olympic, $4.7 folly, $4.75; Patent Excellent, rye ment, per bare, $8.00; buckwheat, con nent, Mm ger tate $20, 1905. native | oo} Oyster shell: shells, 1005, % $32; | 288 and 60x $2 per ton hi Red clover, orime owt 6; orehard grass, $14; red top, 5@ | 30; 'aingtiah ve araan, 48; Tan rye GRAIN and STOCK srase REL Ses BROKERS Reports fer The Star by W. A Ryer & Co, ‘| private wt 7 a |RECEWVER ALEXANDER AVERY GUY MAN Contlucts the Most Successful Clothing Sale Known in Seattie to the satisfaction of Customer and Creditor Alfke THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS Yet the Effect on the Big Monarch Shoe and Clothing MEN'S SUITS. Regular § ts for $2.86 Sptendid black mteda, in . men 34 to 4 Pull Dress P' Regular 97 » for $9.10. Shoes, regular $5.00, Brown cassimeres, in sizes 36 en's Moated rv WOMEN’S SHOES. Regular $9.00 Suite for $4.26 t : mn eee Per yee Grtee Dress Hand anton t arn ” worth $3.6 for Regular $11.00 Suits for $6.35 . i $1.50 Neat black cheviota, in sizes “ ang pte 4 for 06.08 $1. 4s ant mixed tweede, 4 Sole to 4 Shine $1.75 ome ension § Dongola ‘ $2.00 te 4 y < en e ecvular of cb ae) $2.95 YOUTHS’ SUITS. CHILDREN’S SHOES. Brown Mixture requiar $4.50 € 9 $1.00 Fancy oes for..45e wwf Pape 2 to 12° a: mm os = aan I Ae 1 to 5 p. m. i. eieconaat cheese MEN’S HATS. Saturday s Sipe peices aka eieae 2 ie 9 a. m. to Sep Seiens-.ot Danse eee Pack Str and not Popular Gray Mixtures: terns, regular $9.60 suits, Strong Double Texture Suita, new styles ular pt SOCKS AND SUSPENDERS. srese, baw 11 p.m. sikeey At ‘Wook -Aunromn- Ghat CHILDREN’S SUITS. worth 60: for B. ALEXANDER. 3-plece Suita, In nob R Warran Fast Black ages 3 to @ yearn while they last, for s for $1.15 CREE ALI RO LIT ES “ar warranted fast col- Suits, ages 3 to] BIG SAMPLE LINE SHIRTS. ' r si.ss | “oe $1.00 Fas ‘ Suspenders Teo-p aes 3 to 6 et and Per : r Suspenders f yoars a2 nlue, for President Suspenders, O5e | Reetiar $1.26 Fancy § shir ru price $00, for .1Te Boys Corduroy Panta f Aaron Lgerad ALASKA OUTFITS. S5e teen: Gos pound All Woot Pianket: MEN'S FINE NECKWEAR, ETC. P pick satecn Shirts for rth $10.00, for ......$5.85 Yancy Teck Ties, alt lors, z nd All Wool Bla werth 35, for lde MEN'S SHOES. . r and vicunas, worth SGe Pour-in-Hand Ties lle | $2.50 Fancy Buff Shoes go f up " and $8.00, $3.79 Fancy 1 Handkerchiefs for Se $1.25 | © kets of gfays, mix- Line Handke fm ¢ Se] Regular $2.00 Fancy Calf Shoes tur et values ym $4.00 UNDERWEAR PRICES tor $1.65 c le prices CUT TO SMITHEREENS. Men's $3.50 Genuine Glove Kid $1.25 to $1.65 Men's Derby Hibbe e ar Shoes for $1.95 5 © ters at 35e in blue, pink 1 browr Men's Fancy = Calf Leath Rubber and Shoes, Rub- Lined Shoes, worth $3.75. for | ber Blankets, included $2.15 | in this sale Pri DONT MISS THE BIG MONARCH SIGN MONARCH SHOE AND CLOTHING CO. 1317-1319 FIRST AVENUE ter Se value, while ft te HALF BLOCK WORTH OF POSTOFFICE, BET. UNION AND UNIVERSITY | per bbl. 2 white core, July 4 Sugar, 142 3-4, 141 1-2, 142 3-4. | meal, 60a. $4; bale, $2.20; rolled oata, | Sept 82 1-4,] Union Pac., 138 1-8, 131 1-4, J32 7-8 . & C Co, 85.76: wheat Oakes | Corr U. 8. 8. com. 7 3-8. 361 < iS 1-8. box 15 tbe, $2.90; furtna. per DIL | ar.. 46 7-8 4s 1-2. 481-2 to 48 5-8 J. 8. § 1-4. $5.60; farina, 16-Ib. sacks. per bale, : 4 2 to U.S. 8., pfd., 102 2-8, 100 3-4, 162 3-8. hominy, large, per bbl. $4.70; | July, 483-8, 481-8, 48 1-4 homin: , 10m wale, $2.60; Holly) Oats Mesisct cpeneh preety: at chee duckwheat, 36%45, case, | May, 30 3-8, 30 1-8, 30 1-8 to 30 1-4. last night's close and held firm plot bi he ving 9 ea mat July 30 2-8, 29 7-4 throughout the session. Union Pa- lard | eplit pean, $4.60@5, poveorn, per owt, | Pork nee lelfic and United States Steel were $2.00; cracked wheat, per Dale, $3.06 | May, 12.90, 12.85, 12.85. eapeciall cx kek abused ola Soenebs July, 13.15, 18.07, 13.07 } 1% above dc; honey, NEW YORK STOCKS. 88 1-4, closing about the highest Orego pons ny om dag $220; | Atchison, 90, 891-8, 89 3-4 } Joseph says: “There are strong boney, Yakima, “Tae: Clifernta | Amal. Copper, 88 1-4, 86, 88. ball pe ts on O. & W., and this B. & O., 1091-2, 108142, 1093-8. | stock is higher in London, but Feea, Brooklyn, 70, 69 1-4 lappears to only a speculatiy $1932; t 154 1-2 | movement. We also hear very bull- oe tomes | 6 44 7-8, 45 3-8. }ish talk on Steel preferred, Brook- wheats Per ton oe, | iis. Central, 168, 166 5-8 }lyn, Canadian Pacific and the coal i, $40. best chop, | Manhattan, 1663-4, 1 4,| stocks, and we would rather buy wh, ton $27, shorts, | Metropolitan, 123 1-8, 122 Mo, Pac., 107 1-2, 106 3-4, recession hiay. 1. & N., 142, 141 3-8, 142. sharp rally of a eouple points until Mest Washinat nore Peo. G 10 1-2, lthe trend of the market is more antert ‘ashington timothy, | p. Be il Brees sn $18 faite. $12,600 12 wheat | Peat learly defined. Amalgamated Cop ay, 918; Bactern Washingtos deu- | ding per is booked for par, and as there | ble compressed, $21, Puget Sound ck Island j ie an enormous shert interest hay, $10@13 Se. Pac. this stock the bulls will have little Poultry Pood. St. Paul | trout atting it there ton, $22; etam | ne ‘meal, 200m | 1008, $82. Om granulated bone W. A. RYER & CO. $17; white by. per owt, sais | gras, ont gras, $15; entucky CHICAGO MARKE PRIVATE WIRES CONTINUOUS MARKETS 112 Cokuatia St. SRATTILE, April 12, 1905, GROUND FLOOR HALLER BLDG. pat High. Low. Close. Phones: Sunset Main 2089; Ind. 96%, 116 9-4, 1M, Lhd 1-2. 112 Columbin atr Sninevesnents opening. Amalgamat- Pag Baroy * per Ib. te: | ed sold down to 86, then rallied to the better class of stocks on any and take profit on any