The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1905, Page 7

7 A) Ea a Baseeberh. cbeeete 2 eR. 3ER iz7 <—— wot RICH yt gre poty of BS sere me Sew es supposed | m N Maniac SEATTI | early Kill Attorney Walter Fulton MONDAY, MAY Tt ta W Wonder that Attorney W 1 three weeks ago by | = Ful ¢ Mut 1 er Clarke ing T ts to exy ! unity coment o - | JUST THR THING FOR SEATTLE. ' jew of 1 ' ared his mind to be firat-cla at] A 1 \ and oa that time and MeNichols was r he aa al eased A Jor 1 torney ; est) NEW BORN BABE by @ pr w, b led oP Mhethent se Sones) AS MURDERED , 1 had been acerul nt 3 to sue Chief of Police The police are looking for the gegen ml Men tee | Mother of w dead child found at 9| : 1 leknees, |2clock Sunday morning by Mra ar wd t waving the | Nelle Stewart, a chambermaid at] " in front of th attorneys = pee lodging house, 14 frightened fa Ry ros nird It tant a question of seed (>gay ee TN) ‘The baby was thrown heartlessly peter ®t Lang's, but how often 3 " ad upon the floor among a litter of fhat’s the reason we do b ol Wet attorney summed up every peanut shella and orange peeling». You Can Go Down Town This Way in the Morning 5 small Rina paen cays Pres asamp | Coroner Carroll will make every | e sinha the etined Gad te und cement beara evidence for hold . vere ao Ts ethos reteset wtp et an ingues ne | RBOW any pelle venntioening Set § “4 morning be hild was ‘ ta, We want you to come - pref a ceeng|oner Carroll states that no doctor agent end your friends and |... porns Pony attorney, Sparring | performed the operation, The child} Price b Z know that man whe weard| woned crete ee the work of @ cakes 7 Saguan ek Een eee -_ medical student or an unpracticed mee, Se 08 15 Bei nance at at Me used hand. The mysterious renting of jgoa's Tooth = Powede . ay ney Fulton Inatantly recom. |¢¥9 fooms on the third floor by a oe sesnnn es orne T. Ronald young man Saturday night, the ar filiams Barber B ne 4 Attorney J. T. Ronald. | rival of @ young woman who hed We alze . Be page Fong oo "1! to be assisted up the steep fights of Gillette Safety Racor, ¢ comple Se SEN} (oy te tengryy gea neato reson | stairs by a male and female com- ” +-B4.BS| Putten repiied that he would have | nies, the tell-tale sou renee ee te thee renal Dave | throughout the early hours of Sun Free Delivery. Both Phones. | tne itetie ieeadh telah See Gent jay morning overheard by Staniecy , (Pays TO DEAL AT LA COLMAN BUILDING First Ave. Middle of Block. Columbia and Marion. ‘ wre. enw'e Specials | week we offer you the $60) ar Ruby Enameled Wolft-Amer Cush. n This will run an) Stason with bat one Hing. have knock-out axles, which | ke out or put In the ut apreading th forks By only taking off one nut. unquestionably the gr | ever offered in a bicy< A with $2. a9) ae y teed four-bladed knife 6Be| sold on easy payments. | 1310 SECOND AVE. model gents a ———__ THE GREATER NORRIS & ROWE URCL es Double Menagerie—Museum— Hippodrome RATTLE Enormous Wa ot Tents Opposite | THIS AFTERNOON TONIGHT TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 2 Pertormances Da Zand 8 p. m Wapet and Best of Al) Features of | Every Kind 9 Cireus Champions and ~-100| Celebrities BRAND GOLD GLITTERING STREET PARADE WIN Leave the Show Grounds Every Morning at 10:20 Adults, 500, One Tieket Adar Children, 250. | LOOK FOR THE | GOODYEAR Morrell, a roomer who was awak ened and aroused by the low voices ond moans emanating from the bed room where the crime was commit he ran to @ telephone to sun the poliee. He had no more ¢ emoved the reeelver from ite hook when the desperate man dashed by And Be Certain of Reaching Home Safely at Night. BENEATH BANK The death of Kenn A, Bridge & Co.—Popular Price Clothiers. A. Bridge & Martin, 8, th son of L. G. Martin, of Dee Moinee Wash., was investigated by Coroner RED cROSS Carroll, Saturday. The boy was playing an overhanging bank nderneath rand near ICE AS IT WELL AS Lé LEAVES TH KS. STORE. e death was accidental Aw 1B! | quest | t will be held. SHAMPOO SOAP | 16¢ LB. | TORONTO, Ontarte May 22 BSE | josephine Carr, a 13-year-old girl, BELLADONNA POR to the of m KIND Mam Murray, a 9-months > in- PACKER'S TAR SOAP GIRL KILLS BA BY TAR AND EGG ABSORBENT COT TON, FULL PACKAG has con rime PAINE’S | dering W OUS PLASTERS, 2 soci¢n POROUS PLASTERG. [old infant. The girl admitted that groan neepebsiensien A E- oe or 6: tone 160 PAIRS MEN'S HEAVY MIXED WOOL wi seeeecereree coseeeeseas 10€ time to steal 1s and EXTRA : f tAVY } . | baby carriage front of de BEST MADBAIN AMERICA, POZNER'S PRIC FOUNTAIN 50 KIND . orn that on Fri $1.10 off to the $2.00 | Woods with not only a baby car ING o, $1 oY. ae aes ~ |tiage, but with the infant asleep in nD $1.25 | it as well. She says she chose th Posner's price $5.75; sale price -¥ PE t 217 lage because it was the be t BXPERE FRI FITTER'S | .oking one in front of the store, SERVICES FREE. ELECTRIC BATERIE: FAMILY t . PRIC $3.50 ANP $4.50! and did not know how to dispose of the child until she had it in the Pom there followed out the Poane of a murder she had cheap theater, | FOR foo $8.00 | woods; she we e | suggestion leeen depicted in a WHIRLING SPRAY, $2.50 KIND |and threw the baby over an er seesseceaces eocsceecers QQ, Zo |bankment, afterward hiding its) souner’e $8.80 Butin for s... | body in a culvert Sults for GALLET'’S REGULATING TINS, — - SOc PACKAGE BO¢ | MEET AT PORTLAND | ‘ are PORTLAND, Ore, May fa bese « Christian 1 nperance n 1 me 1 orl when ¢ 4 national officers will be present ny addresses were made by BARTELLS Drug Co. Ps resident LAllian N. M Portiand, Me, and Vice Two Stores JAnna A. Gordon, of Chics I moxt Door to Bon Marche Second Avenme ¢ax, will be devoted to busi , $3.00, ! [AT THE THEATERS| TR TOR tO TOR TO ttt tok * * * GRAND OPERA— "Ted Feath- * * or,” the best light opera of * * the year * * SEATTLE —Dark *| * THIRD AVE.Robert Bm- } * «melt tirring Irish play * | * well presented *| i* TAR—Change of bill Bee * \* rith nu Tue y * }® CIRCE MOUNDS Norris & ® * Ro bi ue. I ellen per- ® |* formance * |* * eRe “RED Mins Van billed on FEATHER.” 1 whould have rds the studdifo: the as gaously ned and bymnastio-| turing Grace. Arrayed in| a my things that cling and rustle, that fluff and fiounce he is the most Anna-Heldian ar Seattle has seen in a basketful of moons, Her supporting chor are likewise Heldish In beauty, and gowning. Red Feather” is good, Robin Hoody though it is, It amuses, en tertains and is so much better than the usual run of frothy stuff that’s staged in the name of comedy and one relishes a taste of of tts stripe Studdiford opera that omething Miss Van easily tops the let of the light opera stars of though her condition owing and not to the stage voice is in the beat her recent illness Sunday | night, her first appea © at tho} Grand, she repeatedly refused to re spond to encores, evidently desiring to spare ber voice. The only fault, | though a trifling one, with her stage presence is the perpetual ges- | ticulations in which she indulges while she sings, It reminds one of & series of health exercises and de tracts from rather than assists her | efforts. | Miss Studdiford ts mighty good-| natured. She smiles and laughs) with coquettish purring that soon | wins the audience. Her voice, while) him, almest knocking him down, and i en ay reat oghoy Saae : i FP PGR eer | a dominane one, rising loftily above | Yan dewn the stairs, ng of the dead hil. ene ae GAVE POLICE * saliechiediasicdemdaiiatinth $ orchestra and chorus, ts not partic Johnson looked to me like a! Detectives have vainly searched * STORK VISITS CIRCUS %| ularly sympathetic, nor does it ap-| | Swede, Me had a light mustache|ehe city’s hospitals and lying-in & Several exciting incidents #| Deal strongly, though it Is vigorous | and was well dressed,” sald Mr. Pul- | places, #& have occurred since the arrival #| With Gramatic fire ton to The Star, “I think that he} & of the Norrin & Rowe circus, w|_ Miss Tracy, with her rich mas waa about 45 years old.” | ® Viret Mra, Ruby, » date &| netic contralto voice, made the big The polico believe they have cap JA STABBED % Shetland, gave birth tow pretty fe {hit of the evening in her solo “Tho| jtured the Insane man who terror - # little colt and the circus em~ a} Rose and tho Breese. Bacore af- ined Attorney Fulton. His name Four desperate young thugs E®V@) o Loves Promptly chrintened ft #| ter encore followed the song, and 3. R. McNichots and he claims that BY BANDIT trio of policemen a half te ee ee eee ite abe graciously responded. Her work he is a miner. Detectives Adama jchase Saturday morning in thi] ue one's arrival in the Queen #|i# Wonderful in light of the fact and Corbett were dispatched to the patrol & City of the Bound, The bears, #| that she was lifted out of the chor-| |Great Northern hotel, Monday K. Inanye, a Japanese porter.) 4 to be outdone in an afteire #| 8, and given @ principal role only | morning, to investigate the ram Z. Asano, a Japanese, was stabbed | Fourth and Main, sent in a riot call te yay a fow weeks ago. | land Patrotman Kent and Detectives|* % this kind. gave birth to # edy clement is In the pages of the maniac. For several] ...4 probably ftatelly wounded by | ha a Owes hed to|% twins. All the little ones are # The comedy clamen } @ McNichols has been a guest | Ti Japanese bandit, Saturday | Ao ee and Corbett were rushed (0) % doing well. The little cubs #| Mande Sa Say ree Ben etak tary, toe sropricter ore} Saoes 8 Mee aeerway ak the eae tee patrol Si AR especially have already begun #| named McCarthy, who is assisted by dered him out of the place because | \ornineton house om Fifth {They found that the quartet of] § ("ait up and take notice.” # Mowers, Cassavant and Davies he did not believe the wild tales of | )7/"). n hee 08 offenders, all drun! caused 8% and ape the cutest anrt of litte | Ther unobtrusive drollery was as fabulous sums of gold MecNichols gy mn pn Bi ager by viclously asvault- |) niows The nami a of the & delightful as the most tuneful of the said were on the way to this city) \0.. to the juegiar vein ane nal, me pasneey, Breanne T Ooi ubs will be left to the children | "08 OF choruses, for him eg Rage ot pnd a s|and yowling like @ pack of Com-|4 rs ecttie |, “Ret Feather” is well worth soe-| I have 11 suit cases full of gold * . upture and manche Indiana eae ling. It packed the house Sunday) dust on deposit in the First Na-|‘"YS!" —— When the patrol arrived the thugs| PEERS E SE EY HH) Licht and remains but three nights) tional benk of this city; Wells ng tog od his Victim eaparated and were caught after | SYMPATHY FOR FORGER more, Fargo have $7,000,000,000 stored cs jhot chase George Martin, charg — away for me.” said McNichol whea In police court they gave thelr) ing a worthiees check | The patriotiam of the Irish char boked at _poli headquarters. H names as J. BK Curtine, 20; John | trial before Judge Griffin. | acter is shown to its best advantage | eo Simpson, 19; J. O'Brien, 71, and Ed| ‘The prisoner's wife and pretty iit-| in the play of “Robert Emmet,” a) Mullasey Bach was fined $100, | tte 6-year-old boy sit beside him in| stirring Irish drama produced by | an equivalent to 30 days in jal the court. Much sympathy is fer) the Jack Daniels Stock company at | HELLINGHAM, May . for the young man, whose friends| the Third Avenue this week. | PB ne aida ot tate WA latm that he passed the check in| Charles Erin Verner, whose name tay Se Ue te LAG! | dire extremity, and that he told the|bas always been closely identified —.) ent SS See ae heck,| With Irish characters, takes Lh ltagh ar-nthopeny | SY i4| leading part of Barney McCann, | je by the infleitera, tells the dive 2 od is very satisfactorily suported | ¢ nary i - = - }by those of the regular membera of [rorteed the Japans W. J Smith, merchant. minene hin|,T Bigh schools have made en-|the company who are assigned t ites ection for novels 3 re frequently. He sus-| ‘ies im the all-state oratorical and | the ribute. | pected & newaboy, and Sunday re declamation contest, to be held at | coaneiind hep peinans Sewell hy |the university, Friday. Miss Grace) the plays 3 . lop. The suspect has ben in the| Taylor, Chris Riedel and Everett Third Ay E OY BURIED tots Golson: | Bova walt represent the local high to the schoo! good Co,—Popular Price Clothiers Phenomenal Reductions in Men’s and Children’s an old mill. He stayed away from home longer than usual and bis father started out to search for b 0 n The pile of fresh earth attracted his ITS A PRESCRIPTION DRUG attention and = almost he A DRUG STORE | hur d the a. He aid THAT CUTS THE PRI far before he arthed the 8 CSc, Se alae... g8¢@ oir. “sheave all Seem Oot Real Bargains In the Big Pozner Stock 2 BORATED TALCUM |_ , : ine ta : sbkbrb odes dhe 'ekaees . 1eélarn he water tee oa “ Broo, ALL THE NEW FABRICS CUT TO THE LATEST FASHION. 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We will be glad to give you any further Information at this office. aufords nowEe 202 and 208 New York Block. 2615-2617 First Avenue, Between Vine and Cedar Avenue, Between Vine and Cedar 2615-2617 First The Bee Hive Reltable Dry Goods Store Want a Nice Comfortable For Camping Out In HERE ARE TWO SNAPS FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNES- LF 80, DAY. $1.00 quality Silkoline Covered $1.35 quality Silkoline Covered Comforts, medium size, filled somforts, large size, filled with white cotton, and wool with pure white cotton, and tied; specially priced for...... wool tied; specially priced for 79c 98c Races Races AT THE MEADOWS COMMENCING MAY 27 AND CONTINUING UNTIL JULY 19, 1906. each da at King Races commence at South rain or shine. a First Avenue Including Grandstand ont Phe, ration Day and July 4th. pre Races Take care Six or 2 P.M Admission 50c Ladies’ Days, Tuesdays Dec excepting unities | 6 and a furious wind- uthwest, t-thrills ympathet ic what Third Ave audiences | k th ty neral de- f nad killing E will, no doubt ng, @ tral atcher in - fi xas & Pacif nger sta~ «. if the reception accorded | tio ntire s which was blown of churches © were wrecked, and stimate the rty | AMERICAN YACHT SIGHTED he ¢ May 22.—Three tied : wireless that ee Eh, h American , oes Saturday night, reater Norris & ganay Hoole r i : making 7% time rhe pe knots. To have re 1 that point not display thelr silks she must have eraged a little — nan § knots since the start, The enormous 5 vot | nt, which was just received by the | Norris & Rowe show just in} me for those who braved ele- | ents, They found it very comfort. | ble inside the Big Tor Under the tent fternoon everything was 4 nd comgort ab and the performers and bare IR stunts” just sun shone. The bare-back of Miss Rose | rn ». A nk é. r riders met with| much appl . hile the i ay mid-air and Trobatic feats hk | OF Belford tro Meinotte, LaNole “nd Melnotte on the high = silver | nt wire; the MeDonald trio of These bargains cannot bicyclists; the four flying Banva nywhere. The F the sill rs on the trapexe nteed to be absolutely all |the Sugimoto Japanese ladies and ¥ way other acts of this nature proved|the sharp price reductions we: will re ee | It will re e worth your while The trained elephants, sea nak cor aa bears, Hamas nd stock Kimball, Ho- dairies, th h he|bart M. Gable, F Krell- high jJomyp ri h, Pease, Lake John- oughbred Co. and various « kes thar é member we also the 44- senate ner ingore and th 1-3 electric et Exhibi Fog ag NE ag » Mond an i nt, ra from $ Wednesday | full size can be playe |lar way or by electricity, and f PORTLAND RAILWAY SOLD tus to many lines of busl- they use RTLAND, Ore, May | dopant ylvania capital t- popular ave purchased the Portland | nd late records Consolidated Street Railway wer St. - . any for $6,000,000. 1 compan ‘or bousht is capitalized at $ 0,6 4 ar the late machines, and operates 120 miles of track, The nly competi em is the Ore n Water a oe silway Sener p, §, JOHNSTON CO. trolled by Stone &@ Webster meee ton, owners‘of the Seattle street car} gosttie’s Leading Piano House, aystom, | STORM WORKED HAVOC FORT WORTH, Tex. May 22.—A’ 803 SECOND AVENUE.