The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1905, Page 6

For Exchange c Star Want Ad, Agencies Btore, Second and Pike, Phones, Bunset 6060) Ind. 1153 For Exchange 109, gorew of A No. 1 timber land tn King county, oru $6,000,000 feet, will trade _Bealtle property hia, it is a mnap ¥ ise URITY CO, ton Blook, non Main S389 =e ©. N. Lohndroff, cigar store, 015 tor Beoend Avenue, Quaker Drug Store, 1013 First, Ave, r Improved acreage for improved city property = WINSHIP BROS. H. Mullen, 321 Ballard ave op Room 30 Colman Bide. ey at Lew re ANDERBON, thai Beattie. oP yeart pra HOBRMAN & JONN Law. Personal injury clatty, 900 Pacific block, City Mall. ae For Bale or Exchange Livery barn in Waterville, Was! stories, bia shed md “in oF 1a 2 ox Fremont Deug Co, Ewing Street and Fremont Ave. If STAR LOAN CO, Dlock, SIL First avenue, The bised’ bank of the wage earn machinist ao ie Thos. Harris, at postoffice, Renton, 3a LASSIFIE VEnTice “AS St 4 Monthige A@ditional fneertions of sit as Basy payments No “Tow rate, actual wilt be advertisement of ae ot ry RESPECTABLE ic * hence §| Fass ae es To by eae Priya L ti saa Prat gue and a Lo Bidg., rooms & ¢ and & Focus & dand & 37 = ‘4 Seeesrecoseooos 3 z i Z z MOuMy a : DANCING Spine i Sy iertem. ah and Fise. 9 dance in 4 w Tale. Professor =r oan to borrow Whe roene. Be pair. Wantea—Male | CURTAINS las laundered, pa sy Lt PUGRT BOON! A epi es eat aad seni Sean, 8, Pie wate Bakes Tine CANAD ophtty Matas citaet lente ae AUF ois eae sins Vgeeipe eee or com Beat! ne THE SCANDINAV ok of Beattic--. ey row um,” aaa. or. Gast. om eg PHS : TON aa OP & 3) Seen ae both yn at an free. ‘fut iSuatnews, Soviets and Aurist 2 be Man PERRY, Coulee KaRGE oreng | ears NADBAU-« iinske rag RE NSTITUTE OF O8- ve RS in Seattio; Fivet. ANDERSON SUPPLY © Ul Cherry wtreet Beattie sai ~~ Pnysiciens ond Surgeons, DA CHAMBERS @2 Alaska Bulld- Pe DR DALTON, 4 Arcade Skin dis came NTE! Nii Vater your money age property near the city Ww call at hon BROR. Room he Cotman fitk ee ena oe: Sat eS Pavests Tht ty pe a a eto fiat ; HL located and rents low. Wig Rae's dW ay tal. a em athe Xe ited 5. Sanam = te met e ison, «3 Ni SEWN as ee For Rent. ‘Smal Siero, Lm fruit, Hur Hall for rent; Ninth ave. and tn meeti grap tatson, «2s. M LE OF THE SEASON Auge Worth CANE TO Cc URSDAY, THE DAY RUGtar. Nt 10% SHARP, at t rooms, 2228 avenue. ‘This niture consists of «i nt oak bed sets, brass mounted hair matt bureaus, extension table ett fat on. Cilimore Planes furniture, hail the best, velvet carpet Fug 9x12, ol! paintin 1 s This falas Phctey Oot tron TRE, so i pat a Ma Gb. Auationsers ci D . Auctioneers Phones, Main 1001, Independent 153, furniture Mat AUCTION BALE OF GOOD gu NT TURE. THE CONTENTS SI ROOMS. E.G. BIC: KERTON & CO. Hue sell on the oremises, No 1617 Zth of Aug- bet, 10-30 sharp, bed wri Youth Beatie. “ure apt ag Thee Prone Centeat it. ‘oak nets, mattresses, chairs, piller erton acto ite or drugs. BIL ARMETHONG. Chi without kal S kien for fish | bait, at Pacific Fiah rien larket, 06 Pike #1 ‘s first class ticket for Colors Consultation free. Melota: Main 71 we Arcade Bide. _Lagy attendant, nega efCERE eHANFORD Seared Nai Bane niler tie none Main 1k "Stain te Révectienet Hours 16 to 8. Butte ; Phone 8, | Two violins for sale. Ind. A 118, —2 For Sale. Eee Rites via ‘Academy — Am isey sakes! for youtes ten tad a fermi on 4 FH routs " dies pest locat school in the rth the the second year under ne hip opens to us. Va sy ‘ollege and Xindemy, Burton, Wa Bwedinn” Balente russ, aaa their home by Phone Main mint See ® con % eotimat. he Se ee _Peenes, ee Tellering Seheot KEISTERS lew’ Tallort Cot Rereage tor Sale 3.20 acres in the valley between Beattie and Tacoma, about 1) ow pensive bulldtr, ; Close to railroad and inter” ertront. 4 balance In pasture. about #0 acres frult trees ced mostly ap- Dies, Inexpensive buildings, SLETTES NOREN @ ARNELL. Kenney Block, ASK ABOUT THESE. of excelient alder land. i indy to electric car and“ only 3 minutes. ride from. Pio- ; terms $@ cash, balance tand, aded eity neree . ance ol LE town. at $1.40 Come quick a Tih REALTY “aN RITY CO. Boston Mock jain 2288, Ind zoe DON'T FORGET MONSTER AU: TION SALE of fine furniture gant plan Bickerton morrow at First Ave. Uoneer. | POR & ‘ eee ht In heen pratt a FREE GOVERNMENT LAND. Momestenda, devert, cial irrigated i, timber lands. ranches oF all eriptions. oO, SMITH & ie. Room 2 Ti fd) CHEAP PLACR.—My husband fs dead. wip! jek taintny if sol rites. Bee. at Atlantic © ington St. car EW TRA Riverton Station, only 7% o: f fare: splendid deep. rich ii, will grow All kinda of files and frult#: fine spring w gp Eruna: on oe to fino ‘per “we cash and er month. Ww. PXr TEN, M6 Pacific Block NEW PLAT RAST yen CRE TRA Vine alder TGA? paises trees £180 to 200 with fine spring water terms Ms cheap: GH NICHE ON. nd. cleared, rban ‘line, 2 idental Ave RERERRKRER KEE Real Estate Titles « Boectaity morn a Couns ey it Law. ™ it Lumber Fxcnanee ain oann "Negutiated Probate and Cor: poration Law. Phene nd 4room house near G ern. Addrews Di, rketown, mod » Star 0 Hob per mont Take the Great Northern train a Our palesinan will meet you when y dale and show you this property, R turne at 3 p,m, COLMAN ¢ colt them bel yea ake” pes long time at per cent u in not le aller Lake We AK POSITIVE. NOt NEW YORK BLOCK Real Estate—Continue 1 8:26 In the morning to Meadowdale, ou off the train at Meado estauirant on the grounds, ‘Train re- | West & ‘Wheeler BLOCK, Haller Lake Tracts tiles Mitt Yorn « rai VE Geo. F, Meacham & Co. ee eee YOUNGS» TOWN amo West Seattle Close-in Property Why go out for milk to property when right. at Be door Tent on a marine drt hin a mile From Mt throw of the large mills aerows the bay. Your {lormerty Humphrey) je, de | ted addition ie tH ining the tide land: oul be purchased for many timen the prices asked for these lots, as it is being heid for manufaeturini purposes; and it ie only & matter hie | | i rigation, wheat. 3) to @® bushels to 2 eee Seen the acre, Bee for 1 ACRES OF fo purchasers. thus affordir ries FINE LAND, only a few miieg rom railroad and town. Dozens o: Be ges Bnd ts down | gettiers coming In every @ay. Don't pyre BY mney gi oe 10 mare | ut thie off. but con ‘at once amount of this valuable property for |___ DOLLEY. aren F looking call an propert 2 FL nm employed tn var 4 Bale Vorett Blectric ne. Now Let us just show ouple of hours today tainted “with “north ond have been made tal Main 1815; L, 1090, | Eatate—Continued re re w rod f | tts future rise, which is Inevitable To intending buyers who have been At these far out additions. 4 let us show you a close In ¥ that has intrinsic value and & promising future J. H. WHITE & CO. 7 Ortental Beattic, and street he Hh per week. jon wireet to [Al Real . Bargain two blocks modern Froom cott rom car line, a new nlee re bot ing the bent fords: thie beautifal little home and lew of fe built on a lot @xiz0 feet bas an Lake Att Uhenshie like to know ¥ GUION & COMPANY, Inc. Established 1888 Ba W. Forester, Mar. Rat 2T Ralley Bide. Both Phones 397. Real * and Loan Dept. RGRT MONSTER At of fine furniture. ele fing car at i. 3 Co's salestoome. morrow at 30:30 sharp. | Aldress An G. Bick First Ave. orton, Auc 2 éroom house, bath tloneer, lot. near Madison car Owner, %2 Bth North clometa_ete., fine terme 23 ne) only $1,000. De you to elty can ee re. of tow We can propert | ue an | @-room | pe cper « for Wan. If ye investigate ‘th the chea| we tote, 2 bho at have you to trade for 1 neres Hmme for S-room cottage Room 30 Colman fide EWART, STEWART & ( Beans, dry, cane eucun @ Oriental Pn aa Beats ah. brick: carton t you get a cou) on Queen Anne Hill « property in the city. @ from car, Green Lake. our te ie ‘Want a nibe were tract close sidewalk to the above? We ii you 1 oF & acres at $0 per Bastly cleared % mile from Lake Wash- List with large sell your property 100 Mectie "ireads Sid FOR 8ALB. per & corner tot;| Wa ON POUR ave With Broom houne, between and Hl streets: thin y,zaust be sold for cash; make etter fer it WINSHIP BROS BARG, hotel partly iar ed, rent month with thin tgonted, to. werkt & dis nd can be sold with leasehold want to get In ror & apples cream pot ones, anterd everybody. DOLLEY, 619-00 ¥ meer of a lifetime iafaction guar- Bik Wenatchee Valley HADES freee ‘amttb ho he who ve" kn 6 was turned through the sol takes the wa a on an the iin “Ce Your ¢ on the main atreot Manning Ad Gition adjolning the rolling wills wt Youn ent Heattle, Awful easy terme. JIL WHITH fe Cw e hn Canora and , our 5 and 10-00 thee te sand, our |] 46-7 Ortental Bloc toe cholo ots, eared price Ig only $16.00 (0 $35.00 per : here: terms $10.00 cash and 8.0 per month. Waterfront. on agund Timber Lange ‘aliroad station, store, fice and wharf on our land. ‘The eotrle 4 over half way to our lan || WHY DON'T 1 Use YOUR T pret our prop you want ck GH r t nloe home, lO-acre trac iy #09. up, | ft ft jeted and ae- charke polls under irriga iow, * Wena irrigated e nurface Is idea om PRTERB. « wk Loent today Leavenworth CAMPING and see Griffin at coms 1-2. ERAL THOURAN 00D HOMESTEAD LAND TLEMENT ABC ADE tehee Val Owner Tide ¥ Tepresentattys ere SITES uti meek. rive-cent eis from the ct J oitime when all of the vacant pi Jacninaton tvest oar” 2 FEU. A this “addition, “an we City Addition Will be required for ho fe © call R Vegetables. het how mbers *, $1.76 na, 60c; timer. watern pears, Tbe crate; box strawberries, $4,50@6.50; Cal. honey. on; $3.50 Yakima tomatoes, $1.50 California per owt, $2.25@3.78; whites, $3.60 whites w ‘or Sale—Parms and Land CLOBIOIN ‘farms and fome improved ou y THE MARKETS mile Q lands to Ny level Bellin t fe the owner, Hillman, to “the "eimes lock. Lake 4 to, Attantie | PEN this land wilt kinds of crops without choice @416 bayo beans, $4.00 10@2be $1,000 1.25 per rack $20 per ton, Califorr hun: per do $3.6 coconuts, Ibe figs, dred; oi 60@ 76c 0; Butter and Creese shington cheese, brick cheese, fornia cheese, 12\c; Oregon cheese, Ibe; Eastern cheers, l4teec; tive creamery, “alifornia fresh creamery, 22; Oregon butter, nm butter, 23c; Lese Ke If paid within Halibut Arriva’ h 1 enEs, beets, per sack, $1 nips, $1.10 Mock. carrot 900; berm @¢; cauli- Wash. flower, The per dow; rile, 10e per on - —— a Ib; telephone pens, be; green pep- BTEEL” WORKH” ADDITION” TO | pers, The per box; squash, lc; pars- a . ley, 25¢ doz; turnips, b6c sack WueT SEATTLE. Tokey grapes, $1.50; Muscat grapes. Just north and adjoining the Seattle | $1 box; Prince grapes $1.75 per Steel company plant and on the} b black cantaloupes, water's edge, lies this addition. and| per crate; cabbage, celery, 40c doz; yellow tomatoes, 5@ 4 Ai | Ge per Ib; huckleberries, 10 per Ib.; wiracts furnts! eee plant, Te per Ib 1 Witire &@ co., Fruits. Daten, $6 per case; figs, case %-Ib. needions grape fruit, ber 50; Wenatchee a The@ $i box plume, voking apples, Gravenstines, hee 16-1. 50 per r- Ya- aw- per sugar Ad apples, 81 per Champion prunes, Tic@ pine. 80 per comb. butter, 16@ ‘Bitrtety fresh ranch. per dozen, 28 Oregon 23@ 24 0 decompored producing and most urnelven th n help, vt want to let in any # who are going to caus Do you k for- trou- 4d you are quite sure then, Louin, that you don’t approve of such things as the assussination of Grand Duke Sergius began the judge He was interrupted by an em phatic outburst from the Russian in tive tongue, TAGGAR} SCANDAL WOOSTER, Ohio, Aug. 23.—Col Miner was on the stand this morn- ing. Mrs, Taggart’s attorneys asked of Miner's report to the war depart The court refused the motion Miner said, this morning, in correc: tion of his testimony of yesterday, that the first order given after Tag- gart’s arrest was to Lieutenant For- tescue, ordering him to stay away from Taggart’s house. Miner said he was not drunk at the dinner party, but he said that while cocktails were served at the start and wine was on the table he drank very little. The official record of Taggart's confinement at the hospital was in- troduced. It showed that he was “sick in the line of duty, July 2-3, under arrest July 2 and commanded his company after July &." Miner sald he thought Taggurt was men- tally unbalanced many officers were from campaigning in the Phil- ippines, and bad him locked up for observation. Col, Hoff reported that he found no signs of mental dis. turbance, and ordered him released several days later. report Miner made of the quarrel between Taggart d bis wife was introduced, Taggart’s attorneys en- deavoring to show that only a part of the incident was ‘reported and that even that prejudiced Col the war department had been based upon 4 single incident, as reported by Captain Poor, and admitted that the occurr for which the report was made. Taggert’s charges against Minor fied with the war department were in court. et unbecoming an officer and gentieman, and alleges that he took improper liberties at Ta warts din- ner party, and declares that he low him to see her in the absence of her hus- band. It accuses Minor of going to Mrs. Taggart’s room In the absence of Taggart, and says he spent some UUme alone in the parior with Mra. Taggart, who says he acted im- prudently at that time and also while walking with her, ee ee eo D OVER STORE-TOPS. + eW YORK, Aug. 23.—Roy * Knabenshue this afternoon & made a successful flight in his # airship, flying for an hour * over the shopping district * Se da dndindindn detente tee OLD SOLDIER Dil DIES ee eee ways he likes to flee from much troubles,” translated the in- terpreter, when the outburst had ed down somewhat. “He says in Russia it tn b 1 He ne wants to come here the United Btaten Ml be the « d subject to President T’eodore.” orris explained to the | American citizens a | not sub. nd gave Louls his na uralization papers the court to throw out the evidence | A copy of the} Minor admitted that the report to was not in the year Minor Is accused of LOUIS WAS SURE HO tT TT TR * * * BARON AND BARONESS * HE WASN'T AN i+ VISITED SEATTLE & * * * Baron and Baroness Ward, of ANARCHIST —f cicemany’but now restaing’ in * London, stopped over in Seat- & * tle Tuesday night at the Ral- * you sure you are not an an- | ® nier-Grand hotel while on a ® | ® tour of the United States and & Judge Morris asked the questions» Canada * of Louls Lananski on Wedn ay | * They arrived Tuesday even- * morning: in was a Tuswian, but) w ing on @ steamer from Victoria % uff off" Din allegiance | and left Thursday morning *& * for Portland, where they will ® “Now you know," continued Judge | # spend the rest of the week vis- % Morris, “we cannot afford to create | * iting the fair. * any new Americans who are going | » * to coune Ue any trouble, The Uniled | 9 ee te the hah Staten in a very pe country, — and we all try along over ny more trouble DOG-POISONER IN BALLARD chy, Louis Louis ‘sald he did, in broken Eng-| 4 40@ poisoner is at work in Bal- liwh, and added that it wae for the | ‘td and @ storm of indignation han wake of dwelling in a peaceable| broken out among people whose ‘ Sine, pets have been killed by the pols- . oner, Eight doge were poisoned Tuesday night and five more were victims Wednesday morning The polsoner might have won the good will of the whole town if he had done his work among the stray canines that roam the streets of the town, but instead he has fed the poison to only the pet dog» of good breed, that have been won't to glad- den the dooryards of several of the most prominent families. Lap dogs and watch dogs have been the main vietime and there are a number of | women in Ballard who are ready to draw and quarter the poisoner in | cane his identity is discovered, The police, so far, have been un- able to find any clew to the perpe- trator of the outrage. Let en eee e ener ee YELLOW FEVER. * NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23.— % Thirteen new cases and one & death from yellow fever were t |* reported at noon. JACKSON, Mise., Aug. 23.~ Three new cases of yellow fe- ver in Mississipp! City were re- ported this forenoon. The governor telephoned the Fos- ter Creek Lumber company, in Amite county, that unless the Se eee EER Ree ee | settee et eee |ment in which he admitted there|* state health officers were a were demerite against Taggart lowed to examine suspicious which should not have appeare cases troops will be sent tow make an examination by force. @ * | | i Mal Melidictiatcteieielelel INSULTED MOTHER ASSAULTED SON Fred Wilde, an usher at the Or- pheum, was the victim of a cruel assault at the hands of George An- drews, a grader in the employ of Contractor Stanley in the vicinity of the Wilde home, 1425 Dean. Since the graders have commenced operations on the new roadway res- dents in that section havee with the greatest difficulty been able to get along the rough torn up street. There has beene more or leess fric- |tlon between the workmen and the residents. The trouble culminated in the assault upon Wilde Wedenes- day morning. He was seveerely | beaten. Andrews bd “A peg to appear before Justice Wilde's tather is a bookbinder and has a large plant In the rear of 214 Columbia. In addition to the trou- ble with the graders about a path along the graded sections, Wilde says that the contractor should be prosecuted under the state labor law as he has in his employ a number of boys under age. My daughters and my wife are | constantly insulted by the graders, one of whom asked my wife if she got her “little tootsies” wet, as she was picking her way over the rough gronud. AFTER «BLIND PIG’ John Thornton, janitor at the county court house, states that J. D. Burrows, Rainier Beach, is con- ducting a “blind pig” at that place. Wednesday Thorton procured a» complaitn before Prosecuting Attor- ney Mackintosh, charging Burrows with maintaining a common nuis- ance and intends to raid the place after securing a warrant. He told the prosecuting attorney that liquors of al! kinds could be purchased and that Burrows had no license to sell them. WATCHING FOR j on Room ©. Unon Bik, 713 let Sloop Datay, 6,000 fish aa a2 mo fc fine Groom house. nade on sloop Reef. with 00, and sloop In every way, near University. wilt | Selma with 16,000, Total arrivals! ‘Thomas Barrett, 63, died sudden- 3-FINGERED MAN bel} on your own H 55,000 7 MB CRANE & CO, ING THE REALTY co. png ong AP nD to — *s wl Jom | "AG oe bx " , P REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Toth Phones Main 2280 woes AGO MARKETS. terbay, Wednesday morning. B ie = Piano tuner, is a fue u heat igh. Low. Close. | Friends found him ing in| itive from justice. 29 Mitel Bolla Haliard, two lots and « four-room | g, ol groaning in baat ey ft Mouse and barn, house insured for | Set. 81, 802-8, 807-8 agony in an outhouse, but before| There {s & warrant out for his ones, $20 for three sewer paid; oniy | Dec. medical assistance arrived he | &*Fest for embezzlement from A. A, Two lots on 26th near Madison street; | MAY: breathed his last. Rutledge, a piano dealer of Kent, : to Corn— Barrett was an old soldier and|¥h0 claims that Ross, while in his c iy, iti wide oe Seven acres near Aub: n White | Sept., 53 3-8 recently received an honorable dis-|@™Ploy, sold a piano to ex-Sheriff Wy Washington ‘street to Green river; price | Old, 53 3-4 charge from Fort Lawton. He| Moyer at Auburn and after co'lect- Boutheast Beattie aD a... epraumaicapteaqaniardseanacs | Ses Ng shouldered arms for the United |!®& 4 cash payment of $100 “skip- GityY water, sidewalke and wtre war Park Junction; @ model home Old, 45 3-4, 46 1-8, 45 3 States army for the past 14 years, | Ped” out. lights.” Lota, “© up. Sl per weelllf only 2.000 May, 433-4, 435-8, 433 The authorities at Fort Lawton|, Three fingers missing from his Take car on Washington street nos F PANDO | Oats will accord him a military burial} !eft hand may lead to his arrest. neaat Beattie. sian rN si BE ny AO mg with all honors, Page PSF duet Pred) eed deititalien acres ot aider lane Me Coroner Carroll was notified ot] ¢ * * Pere rere! by fe 3 Rag sith green Punning actos tt, handy | ey, © the death and had the body removed 4 WILL SOAK THE ROADS. e T do’ with sidewalk most] Pork te . Ww 2& * Ini ‘ar fines eit a ies my t5 ation, neat 1) | pept 2 148908 nt . Honney-Watson morgue. hs inne nel — = : Washi gic" Bt car line, or Hillma HARLES FE. ADAMS | Oct 2.14.50, 14.57 SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Aug. 23.— ds were on ° Times Blk, = 90 Colman Bide Jan., At the grand council of the Young |* ee oate the equalization * $1.0- New | cottage contalning | If you are looking for & wnap you| LAverpool—Wheat closed, Men's institute the new three de- on ednesday afternoon. * ‘ait moe ments, everything | wii have to hurry: thie" intee “ot |68 83-80; Dec., 68 7d gree ritual was exemplified this aft-|* The board arrived at no de- * about ava | and 5 i BA ve clone : ernoon. This evening there will be|* cision regarding the proper * remo ] a NEW YORK STOCKS a _grand ball at the Casino. x peso hag ah be pat to mee weohe asy terme “ & OLSEN. High. Low . = —— roads, but several members de- TWOROGER & CO. ve Toe Oriental i be Amal. Copper, 877-8, 86 |. & N. 1519-8, 150, 1505-8 T eeed ieee ee Main i841, Ind. A i mg hayes M-aere | Amer, Siigar, 145 7-8, 145 1-8 Mo. Pac., 109 7-8, 108 1-4, 109 7 > vale th eo _ Srenchion: and mt | Bet EP ews. thig Bede. Tos 1014 2 |Ponna., 147 8-8, 146 5-8, 147 oe ee eee . Si00, People’s Gas. 4,105 1-2. | Reading, 119 1-8, 1181-4, 1 w aapmnaht Firat ana tecke Metropol... 1 1301-8. | Rock Island, 347-8, 34, & LE Relaiaiiciatatatelatetetetetes Mee we ; : U. 8. Steel ‘ 373-8 uthern Pac., 677-8, 67 NEW YORK, Aug. 23—Senator quet und H1,1—Neat 3 r 120. 8.8 pid 105 8-8, 104 6-8 105 1-4.) St. Paul, 1841 “4, 183 1-4 Clark, of Montana, is recovering splendi a] line, only 20) n joncer | Atchison, 91, 90, 907-8, | Union Pac., 137 3-8, 135 from his recent surgical operation price right *¥,| Square; terme * |B. & ©, 1145-8, 114, 1145-8 Tis. Cent and sailed today for Europe. He tt . TWOROGER & CO. Can, Pac., 1611-4, 1601-4, 1611-4. |N. Y. Cent., 1 t <e mat ‘Alt, ‘Fre WART & CO. a tng s phy expects to spend several weeks re- Room % Union Bik. 713 Ist Ave | Erie, 517-8, 613-8, 615-8 Sales to noon, 530,900 shares. euyerating ——*