The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1905, Page 7

THE (Declares the Boycott SEATTLE Tlevber ¢ ands Is a Serious Menace STAR—SATURDAY, AliG. 26, 1905 (JUDGE'S DECISION PUZZLED HER Yeu, ho deserted me for another woman, your honor, Ho ts still in love with her, I know, He will never come back to me, and I want a dive | So said Mra. Darbar Federapiel jto Judge Morris when her sult for |dtvorce was called Saturday morn jing. Judge Morris denied the de jer of divores. My good wom sald the eourt “if your husband got up and left you through no fault of yours, and wont away and fell in love with an jother woman, | am not going to help him to get the other woman by free ing him from his obligations to you 1 cannot allow this divorce Mrs. Federapiol left the court room with a pustled frown, Prob ably this phase of the matter had not occurred to ber | Judge Morris ground out a go |arist of CBior divorce matters day morning. In the matter of lL. Grove va. Mary Grove, he granted an injunction restraining | Mra. Grove from removing any of her t hildren from the juriedi | tien of the court The plaintiff in }his petition stated that Mra. ¢ ° | had often said she wiwhed the three johildren were “d and out of the | way.” He alleged also that she was } about to go to another state with the youngest child MARINE NODES | Skipper’s Wife Steered Boat and Nursed Sailors MRS. CAPT. SEELEY WAS HELP MEET INDEED—SHE TOOK HER | THE MARKETS TURN AT THE WHEEL IN 8 TORM AND CALM AND PROVED | TO BE A FIRST CLASS SECOND MATE wel inl { Vegetables. | Beans, ary, per cwt. 84.26@%.76; Captain George Seeley, tor Al{into the latter's place It turned 1 smal 0; choles oanona master of the Nome liner! that ¢ new first mate wa hit ‘ $9@ 4.15) Oregon, and a well known marin incompetent to nage th kt $3.60; t beans, 94.09; has bad to “dig in” and do some not being able to take 2 per geek, 3% le, hard work during the past wings, and so the captain was forced |). Ts a, +E 160 per months, according to a private let-| to on watch practical 1 of | f on pep- ttle Friday time \¥ per box; squash, lc; pars- from Seattle in| Mra. Seeley, who accompanied her| ley, # on pe, 0c mac ar as master| husband, studied up on igation | Tokey grapes, $1.50, BM era enting Punks, whieh} and took her t “at watch during| 9 bens 20 str : per box nt ati. a cargo of lumber | the la part of the voyage, thus} Mer oon L@i% ct jouth Afriea. The! relieving the a During 4) Yakima tow * “3 0 - tb. ed heavy storms in| heavy storm in the Pacific the ship's| case; hot bh box; exasperating calms! rudder was torn aud the sub-| cucumber orn, being ae, | etitute which th re able to rig | 80c@$1.0 » wa ported a was a very clum affair, forcing | $29 per t m to keep out ea all the ‘ hargir arko at/time, thus materially leugthening |“ © walle New the voya Fruits in ba Captain} ‘To add to their 4 afiture many| Date ey had, however, been forced|of the sailors took sick and Mre.| bricks, $ f iecharge b firet mate before! See had to open a small hospital t ‘ 5 aving nable to find an-|to treat them. Altogether it was a ee Pr th 1 his second|tongh time for Captain George and | pina +31. be rr " a common =~ wife fords, %90@% blackberries, $ t $ PURSER STILES SAW A REAL © a erat ol The st ttle, of the] pr r turd from “8 priew, 136 skin yt « 5 Ib; Jemons 6@ 6e “ , eo } $ alifor- ane Soe ha ' ” pes nia honey r vem. at ‘i j - ne of 5 Fine steamer 3 Gutter and Creese a’) SE — | " Washington cheese, 11@ 120; . 7 water pinea | PRIVATE APARTMENTS OF THE EMPRESS DOWAGER OF CHINA IN THE “FORBIDDEN CITY 1 \ y moor of the reign af Ner fornia theses, 1902; Gases a te t near boat IN PEKIN mon: ‘Tt y of Bea . i th t Gace” Maaaay -cheaees wore land f h « i ay A n nat amery, 26 B acres. kanch on Sound, every Rev. Charles A. Killie, for 16) "because the Chinese have been re-| not the United States, first map| iii Fino = cnt 20e; California fresh ig eS wo: will exchanae fF | ears a missionary in China, who ts markably patient in the past, and| tioned the fact that the ofigttal|[S0™ o)'0 © eeing through @ ff ‘. ik eastern butter, 24¢; Oregon butter, acres near Hite Lake, will weft | now in Seattio, ie one who believes | they wat have had much provoca-| treaty had expired a short timeago Weirbanks. m ‘ wad ~ dite . ‘ 22% aor Zennag water, gece © aust Tthat the boycott now practiced on|tion to take this decided stand.{and that a new draft was sebmit =i ie «gnaw 4 | aStrtetiy fresh ranch. per Gosem, 2.3. SPRENGLE, 359 Arcade American goods in the Chinese em-| The no question but that the) ted by China to the United fitatea! a. pacitis Const compa Wala som 3 - a Poctea 38@ 38c; Oregon exes, IQ 26} es: Mam 18 and A € pire is becoming general and that | boycott ca from this country and) government after undergoing wight! , ity of Puck cai ws neat gets app Hs jeastera esses, a tts effects will be serious is being pushed by the Amertean| modification at Washington. It] ataiie from fan Praneiace with | by way he “backs in tt Golden A, in sacks, $5.26; extra C, When he left China, a month ago, | Chinese. jwae returned. It fs exactly siyntter| 55 passengers ané 6 cargo. of gem- | shi Mewave of the kind that in macks, $5.25; powdered, in bare “ah = ERA ATTENTION: | 2° found that the Chinese were The Chinese betleve they are be-/in overy detail with the originshame] oor cechandiae. Many of th cae n bask | rete, 96.16; Gry granulated, in sacks, ee sicitataad wrought up all over the country|ing very unjustly treated im this| amd defings the classes whict ‘@hmll| [oh Wren union rs Liga toe wally OO | 95.60; cube, in barrels 5; beet we w te against the Amerteans and y-|country, the point being that, while| be allowed to enter. China-te al ine tre te Cos wh wor thon 2 sugar, $5.25 maple suger, Oss thing American, and the present| the treaty between the United States) great nation in many ways and has| fot Say WRN ait ahead been Lese We if paid within 15 dave have to ses : | boycott is the result of genuine feet-|and China permits the admission proved her right to exist. The va the port bow. @ nolee like Presi. |. From a sketch drawn on the #7 Jocation and « Kich, a+ ling gays Rev. Killle, “The boy-jinto this country of students, mer-| tives are strong both phystealty and | = seap 7" by Purser Stiles of the Bt | vial soll: no no alka . The Nome liner Senator Is repc Jont Kovsevelt atta pee New : pale hil aid no stumom to xeum [Cott came as a surprise,” said he,|chants and some few other classes,| mentally, particularly thowe of! 4 40 nay. “pay camegt ye went.” ‘ Peet excelstor TRIED T0 HAVE vei and pear transportation by the officials manage it so that they/ northern China. It requires @ great | cet osuctly mine devs out fr T tostiad tnd | eS RS in arbitrarily decide against any | Ceal to arouse them as = people, but | 20 “Mp” ne laen Shag tg ¢ way from Alaska and was chap- ‘ come king of the soil and live inde |Ciinese they wish, The Chinese)once aroused they would prove no) ) 4. tin: Wie Gin had, canbet mbdebaeie tar as ane roning the big school of whales penton. Use your Ramestens, right | fret that the United States govern-|mean enemy. The people generally ee a. sent Gusto al tiret ond iter aie Etibee wo j which was fol ne the big aa mon | Salen itkannieal NINGTON HOMBREER ERS CO CEASE | ment is not acting in good faith and|took no interest whatever in any| inn wu, which the report states whe | 1 rocewnined thee at ence b jrun which was chasing the reel citic Bik., Seattle, Wa | that having made a treaty with that) ware which the jon has waged | i untered. sa eee 7 a | into Puget sound. Of course, that is : government permitting the admis-|during the past 60 years. They|“"°™" wes Decking t8 the sunshine, Rell ety ser teary. 1 knat my ahip-| Mermane Sealing, Wiseet dee AT LANG'S ITS ALWAYS Ajsion of merchants, students and) consider that the ware ware merely) 41. gieamer maceieior, of the a At fleet T Ghoment Ty cnnig | mates would not credit my story| fe ee Fast Write weak (| DEEP CUT ON THE PUREST | travelers, In practice the exeluston| matters of the Pekin government ee Po . oat without ocul f #0 I turned to| UPper My good me ‘barn: liam Su oe e@hetebetened that evary-| 18 thar cae des Ghoaiew aes hiwestern Steamship company, | put off a boat and chase the Redkc tne tee. & and pilot, and| Saturday morning he wended his several outbuildings; one mile from AND MOST RELIABLE 7-} Dep aountry “1 hed port on Friday from Valdes| but then I thought better of It | ¢ way to police headquarters and said town, & cents fare te Seattic, S.0u2 thing te dene to keep these classes) once thoroughly aroused {t would be) ' wh 1 looked again the beast had Soest Alaska, fd 2 —— out of the country. |e fer @ifferent thing. and in this re | 24 Ser ert. With « large list of pas. |ing he would be frightened and dive| dived again and the last 1 6] Be Bad Nees Ree Oe oe 1d . ogee out of » } | Stu . M9-80-Gi Alaska Bids = NO OTHER. | “The day before leaving Pekin I| spect there is a ‘yellow peril.’ wengere. ene * him was the tip of his tail which ré IF mart beet 8 ee IFUL WATER FRONTAGE Mendente Gaterth Selth, 806 cise |had an interview with the American! “One of the most marked reselte| STOCKHOLM Aus. The|. on ° aarp ot was ag : oar, Ye" | esmbled the lock of hair on nny | Fl “ pg Poe Corveti. tent ae a Ny, Sec sine. ;| minister, Mr. Rockhill. He was] of the Boxer outhreak, in 1900, was|commission appointed to negotiate | yn", OUsy strange looking cres- | Jim's" head, I wan sorry, for it was| City Detective Corbett, tool Bo- two. and one: | Williaie Shaving Soap Ze) much disturbed at the repeated out-|that it changed the aitt with regard to the dissolution of] inj a piece of oper with me end tf a tnriing #1 e. yen, very thrill-| f° that Schilling bad. voluntarily halt acre A unger Beh icuse | Dr. Merck's German Ecsema Oint-| breaks, and regards the feeling of| paopte generally toward western l-|the union between Norway Muausatniner enn uaaae eau e | handed her the money, but staterl tre houman ome 166 Poot ae ment TBE | hostility to America as widespread.|ucation. In all quarters, both high|@wedea announced today that ite| 2’ * "krtch of the beast. a ay, on the livel, Stfles,” remart- | ot he ¢ her only $13, After windmill, ail Kinds of choice fruit. | Sealpicide, for dandruff and falling) He said that the Chinese authori-!and low, the people are seeking in-| first meeting will be at Carlabad, |" OU (het brute bad « head Mk4/ eq Purser Carver, of th nha | at be. Gene Se eee Kk, it be | < } com. A Rise? Wat Gne af the mont deste. | Datr. $1.26 stse 99} ties som. time before had promised struction and light. More educa-| August 31 & bob cat, teeth like @ prairie wolf,| Ciara, who had patiently Matened ta|® f¥ hours in jail Schilling sie we in ot about Seattic. only | Dr. Osgoed's Catarrh and Stomach jand wan covered with brown hairline gen werpent story, “you are the | ‘lied that the game was not worth Z' minntes ar oor Te Cure ec ~~s| like & griaaiy be After basking |iimit. 1 saw a aen serpent thet | the candis and Segged to be te: ft tage, rh Bay Rum, fall half pint e in the sunshine fora while he be- ; leased, saying that the girl was oat Wit v LSY. =) a Berper and some day I'll tefl . pochte ail. under ek Aten | Belladonna Porous Plasters, full gan to leap from wave to wave with anaes te . y Ti tell) gut and that he only wanted to wi, bers eee Seam cee oe, Wee) SED. aireh’s teione and ant | the grace of a Rocky mountain goat rver bas promised to give the | 8% Bis money back. . RAST OF remedy $1.23 would dive and come up again to The Star for Monday's| Both were released. The police * eonee, of a | inane scree cleared. pacha Da i owing like a whe | warned Sehiliing to stay away from ou Dearts | Shara. “finel wpa ag gion * IT PAYS TO DEAL AT LANG’S.| | | girls in the upper part of the city. A. LAWRE ed 1 oumthe a ee a fINC D. re . “ = ee ee ee eee eee eee) ng. 2 Excursion to Olympia August 27. ; Nice LAKES ton on, et WAESR IRONS, Ge resco tnterurs ANG DRUG co | * wes Bates, acting secretary of] Round trip, $1.00. Leave from Gal- fan. handy to ane of the best towne * TWO NICE BRATS sae He ~ Teport that the / praith’s dock at 9a m. Str, Mult- im the vathe: @ acres, pert bottom $0? FIRST Vv * madquarters of the northern divi- nomah. ed tana, " balance , S208 upland: nice pao pm Bid obs | *% Last Monday The Sta sion of the army are to be trans 4 berries: comfortable froom hese; | Between Columbia and Marion | | Its readers. detailed de | ferred from St. Louls. to Chicago, Concert and Dance m. several oui ome: he tana harness and wagon, I cows, 10 Phy. — @ tion of the fine sit nd Water will be shut off Monday Pleasant Beach, Sunday, August mouth Rock and Brown Leghorn ‘|THE PENALTY ®& which will b | from’8 a. m. until 12 noon’on Sum- | 2 ¥ outfit of farming toots | ® dattioahip Me mit to Union and on Pike from Sum Boats leave Pier 2 every hour, terms ROBERT MALTBY For selling for cash at the store and 19-900- Alaska Bide ®| saving our customers the expense . of collectors, delivery wagons, book ; N AGRES—All in pasture, no | pt Collector no brush, adjoining smaii | keeper _ a db reaching 5 minutes’ walk from depot. | reduction in price on most every ar postoffice and good school; | ticle in our Hnes, will pay you ROBERT MALTBY to reedtve cnane €€ tie pes MS m0-9c Alarka Bide ad Maydote Hammer ane 0c May Hammer 6 BEB CAMPING SITES on Lai . $ . he ¥ hington. Beautiful groves, $2.00 18-in. Btilson Wrench. .943.40 Donting sed fishing ne ta $1.50 14-11 Ison Wrench 4 i front lots from $0 to #5 each. | $1.25 10-in. Stilson Wrench ie 151.00 Kigin Wrench o week. Five-cent by buying fickets from the conductor. Take package Wire Brads ce Washington street ear to Atlant See window for other specials. A City Addition and see fin at fle will make everything O. K. rge new store, OF call Rooms a yeling is a good smile er. | SER: 355.00 Coaster Brake Wolff-Amert-| GR BOTTOM—Near Au an $27.00 # acres, 15 Improved; orchard | $55.00 Conster Drake Racycle ‘ burn 3004 $30.00 BERT MALTRY 40.00 Ladies’ Eagle $25.00) © A GROUP OF ROYAL PRINCESSES BERING FORM SAN MINISTER, A ENTERTAINED BY MR D HER FRIENDS AT THE Alaska J SEVERAL THOUBAND SPINNING’S CASH STORE, 1310 Second Avenue, ACR | 8. AM H. CONGER, WIFE z or THE RICAN LEGATION. EKIN Soe SerLanet: tine that they would use every mean tonal works have been sold duting|/@ Re eee eeeeeenene! produc kinds of crops put a stop to it, but yet in the p the last five years than during the|® . . at BD to © Yushels t ewe ry, ACHES] sinciai capita aoting Fu, the| whole history of the Chinese eapire|*® DIDN'T LIKE HIS FACE & ND, onty a fow mlles week after that promise was made 1900. Magazines and news-| * * Dorens of the entire city was cove ted by Europeans and|* ACROSS TABLE. * settlers coming in every day. | Dor and Fire placards calling on all loyal ans at Shanghai and printed | * * Sats Bey 3 to ref ase to purchase any n ¢ nin . ee in enorie an seme . J udge aetes she had tried * Mertean manufacture a he remotest corners of he ep matr 7 with x OvERLooKINa, THe . Timepieces Sadishes” Mechs Ville whe that|ctra Gaiee bois tee proceed let] % dave “ve uot ef hog ete ne 7 the Chinese government does not| awakening, and in the past jas | & simply In’t stand to settle & 4 1 AT want its to come here and| looked to America as her first A Aj * 4 me ma t* that in the original draft of the ex-|best friend. And Americans hdve|* too having tt * lusion treaty the article prohibiting | held the high: possible places |in| ® ma fa table ® RT MAL T BY. 6. BEN! GHAUSEN the coolles from coming to America|their educational institutions |® from her every meal, tt * Alecks Bite a ages ae | was proposed by the Chinese, and| * a day. So I didn't try to ® Forty « the best land in W 13-715 First Avenue not by the American envoys | * p her with me. I knew it # conic good town and t | “He also told me that China, and ‘THIEVES PEN * * raliro for grocery store in & ro 4 t Wil put fn gome cash if ne , ti | GROCERY SAFE : ‘. SHORTHAND is the ol! for the “BREVITY 18 THE soUL oF [| * * FARM BARGAIN—W® acres, 15 sere Husiness Machine. Skill in Short wit.” | * a * eult acres paastur ’ hand ie the key that opens the A SHORT TALK ON 6HORT | * o* ating orchard; comfortable §-rour Joor to business and professional HAND. | * m Ade Gare } *| stbulldings; teas ife | Whittington Bros., grocers, James! * a udge © graduates of the ACM d th, ¢ t have to open up a “mplements, Hous The graduates of the ACME in jand Ninth, did mot hay ie Wn cated on tan oneee h for $4,000, terme. BUSINESS COLLEC are zA |for business Saturday morning as ROBERT MALTBY. Hing many professional of Ps jseveral enterprising thieves had cut|* “er *) 9-020-1 Alaska Bide today through | their yy lout the gues F ak tee deer nar’ * IN farms and gerease. 110 we nerthane ane the is~ made ingrags and egress easy HKAKKHAHHREKAEBR wt ne corner, Villian, in the ‘im | The thi took a lot of tobacco fee today. wt dabout meri. §/4%4 broke open a penny slot-ma-| George R. Sickels, Brighton Beach aoop BUY——© acres, 18 mi a rord about MTT, [ {chine from which they secured alwas picked up by Patrolmen King trom Beattie; all level. iz a a REIL TS, Our §| aantity of amail change and Damm on Washington at 7:30 proved; | @rgems plastered RESULTS are the BEST City Detective Adams gurveyed|o'clock Friday night, suffering from the place; price, including our Methods must be unex the work of ruin early Saturday. | badly injured tower dmb. We! plement $20; qany | elled passed the time of day, symgathized | claimed that he had been hurt by a ot QBeRT MALTBY. wnd Pitman systems ACME BUSINESS COLLEGE, ff] with the losers, but ended the call|Second avenue street car, which de{ » J apy fe - ' at pe Tres by tolling the proprietors to t|was trying to board, He was sent n and i0-wore tracts f iil tell you abou ¢ want a Janitor boy, et o wae band so the Wtnenide Menmiene 7 a ond. {Mescre sweetest ap tb teaoe Wetman Judge Frator, as he was handily. |to the W jo Kmergency hospital, oare Blar oe the juvenile criminal clement Vat was Inter aaaletad te hie bame | ® zens | ® next N’ seteteeee ee f the mit to Crawford Fare. 4 trip. half-t magnitt is. The eight wing what page eet eee ee eee eee teat of West and} the whart | f Louisiana Of Interest to All in Search aoe] Of Health Morrta. | “ SEE of lumber A agatnet the} y and] There are ral features of the great and successful work car- b y i on at the lun ia Medical Institute, that are of vital inter- Th | t to the sick of and the entire State of Washington. They 1 not ° t am ¢ npiete and Painstaking Examination and Diagnosis, } FREE CHARGE. | Saeamuatateatetyindirsts balesicgt as (2) No Expense for the of Prescriptions. All Medicines *® TEACHERS WILL WRITH. * and Appliances are Furnishe m1 thout Cost * al (3) ¢ a f Cure in All Curable Conditions. * The aix popula by * #& ere whe won the *) (4) The Nominal Fee Rate of Five Dollars a Month, Placing the w Portiond The Sta «! c Within Reach of Every Sufferer ® contest, have all retw *) The are Important Consi ions for All Contemplating Medical ® thelr re tive h os and are *| Treatment for Any Chronic ent or Malady. ® busy preparing “Their Im . * ns of the World's Fair *! OC MEO * will publish these # #® article day nning *] *® Monday ‘The first article will *® veiw?) Our Specialties ® of the Intertake school. * * * REAR KRE HEAR HH! Chronic Catarrh in Every Form, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, es | Ear Disease Rheumatism, Diseases of the Stomach, Lungs, Liver, ‘HIGH OFFICIAL Kidneys and Bladder, Nervous System, Blood and Skin Diseases, Piles and All Rectal Diseases. IS INDICTED D. ¢ WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 Columbia Medical Institute Edwin 8, Holmes, Jr, who was re- WM. McHARRIE, M. D. G. A. TUDHOPE, cenUy dismissed from the office of Consulting Physician Ph. G., Mer. associate statistician as a result of Office Hours—9 a. m. to 12 m to 6 p.m. Evenings Tuesday the probing of cotton reports, has} and Friday, 6:30 to 8:30, Sundays by Appointment Only been Indicted dy the @rant Jury on 22-24-26 ARCADE BUILDING. PHONE. MAIN 4111 SEATTLE, 8. A the charge of consptracy to defraud tha #overnment Si it bia i i ta lias