The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1905, Page 5

FRIDAY TAR 8, 1905. - ¢ * aa L jx CARRIED pmaD napn YN # NUCH | ARM : down, buys a heater here. o yi nvTr * XOK'TON, Cal, Sept. & a * U. S. QUARTE y rae Oe es emg ' ; 8) % would take th her, | a week. © Mra, Ab at aled the ® | ® Mot ®e the death of her young- #® WASHIN " 1g San Fra * ont child, a babe 14 months até, #} Morris B and Seattle, on account of mratt| * r «in her | mally at the Schuylkill arsenal, Phtla-|# Chrenah & | tomorrow, last day of this department for alles toiphia i. ghee: housewares snle-- tm conn 5 | m their and glove he ‘ Captain & A. Gremt, In charge of} * join the ® e alse complete t the quartermaste fepartment inj ® father ®| “ll the the tated to Th ar thi « y Ve we) e tigation f w ne that there was no depot in| *® laid the ® atte th y * n her new #| aoe Jere twit lad to have an Inve ® hor 4 m told th pitiful ® tigation ork here, however,” | & atory * WASPINGTON s anid the tal We handle sup-| ™ ¥/ The war departmen re shir vin Seattle to the) ## eR MERE RE : cial inspection of the \ and Alaska, and many | Fanoy Maple Towel Roller + times consignments are stored here We + Qcehite' Ses Hae inches | ’ YERX A t upply direct. Our depart: | fergie nye e prices ai e of what | mer © has not heard anything| How 7? on. t Anne ave. cor. R at Hal | | i oe ard, opposite city | : h ee Oe ws z |] Retinned Lipped Sauce Pan, Tee Give tt luster tat r Mra BF Jonkina, ft th ty in th ha Jost Potator gs 1 ‘ ’ wm ard, wae robt by a pealed to the civil servi rae was et et will give him « hearing next 't a When ahe iw jay | fos she noticed rn A . a by was take aa wae nes. t a back b ' by the poundmaat and See eatté packed Tomatoes nothing of the incident it alleged that Collier, instead of missed her valuables. There was| upholding the poundmaater in bout $15 worth of rings and jew~| forcing the law, tried to cireun t elry taken. ‘him by legal procedure ee tadiadndindntindindatndnsh Inde dnciehciahahatehahalelctelcielahel-" * . * ¢ 9 « : “Un the Uther rellow :. ba 4 Btee! Pie T F. R. YERXA & SONS, & |] Granite Stee! Pie Tine— Wholesale Department \* * Pram Mate Main and Oceidental & HUMOROUS LITTLE THINGS WHICH HAPPEN TO SEAT. @ SEND FOR PRICE LIST. . | TLEITES, AS TOLD BY THEIR FRIENDS * * ¥ eee eee J ARONSON | SEES STOR ES ESSE ERNE RE Plier) Sahgpe ts ag Sa PTR | nee made of edge tempered steel « - . , each. . wor MOO Did you ever notice a man just |“white wings” had, so that Second 104 First Ave. So. || qrearet tet pis an ae ol after he has purebased a new auto~/as 9 family closet after the skeleton Acme” Cold-Handled Stee! Spid j mobil had been sent to the lanadry. There = | He doesn’t act just like Willlo|was no mud tm the street, no dust a aoe doce in his first pair of pants, but in the air, aed A the does act a little like a Skagit) gut ont A... Handled Round Griddies, Rim jeounty lumber-jack who goes into a! ‘There at the wheet of hia newly ‘ med, Ground-—Wagner Handled elty hotel for the first time in his! aequired car wat the prosd owner ae, oatre TREE — j life. He doesn’t know just what to and chauffeur with the largest pa’ neh diameter bo e @o, but he tries to act as if he had /of greon goggles that money coald j been used to such things all his life. | buy. They could not have been | There is a well-known Seattle! worn berause of the dunt man who has just accumulated aloft the mud, for there was of! brand new “bensine buggy.” and either nd there he was a other day he came chugging up Sec-|the heart of the city and could not/] Fiat-Handied, Retinned Piersed | nd avenue just after the sprinkling | exceed the speed timit i Skimmers, 44x15 he 2 : - cart had Inid the dust. His wife sat| Still, there he was, auto cap, gog-| 1 GALLON ROYAL CROWN [)beside him and the whole outfit |gies. gauntlet gloves and all os PORT. ALWAYS SOLD FoR looked new, from the shining top of he were driving a two-mile pa: he new machine the anxious | against time i look wpon the faces of the occupants.| He probably wanted to create at $1.50 What little dust or dirt the sprin-| mosphere as they say behind thel} "ling. Pine. Minck aun'be sagas Gun ee, 8 kling cart had not squelched, the! tootitents. } iT ined}, eam e 3 SATURDAY, 1 GALLON TO 8 r eae aN | : wether pac «eta ee Would-Be Murderer and His Wif j 4 = . | } | Who Carries Bullet Sob in Court | "s.2:23.-~ Sverre o¥ “Dinas coah soseess-s 86 tere—Hach P ere: Y , OOO .-s0 — set | SERRA TRR NR. s-< AEDST TEE E ES | | 3 A dramatic incident made any and began to cry | Standard Furniture Co. | a abrupt recoas nevessary in the trial ‘Oh, mamma, mamma, mamma 3c WN SO. Ss ; ee Nea Oia ll wait escent all Le SCHOENFELD & SON temp: to murder bis wife, in| "* . the ral og Firs 1 Judge Griffin's court, Friday thorn And how did this trouble first 10 to 1016 st Ave. raooma i tart b you and ak up SEATTLE BELLINGHAM Mrs. Emma Jofferson, wife ted the a Jefendant, was called to t wae athe q Half fainting and evidently pp ne Witness started to anawer, but ing eucreciating physica! pa r words fin a sob, and plac 1% FIRST AVE. SOUTH cas owe oli m her fractured hip : : ey ee ee. De eee. WES SEe Satriee ie Der is the arm of the chair AS w P depentent 1751. Free Delivery. J} the bullet fired by her jealous bus ithe arm of the cha teinway Piano band at the Ballard circus grounds ; maltene f witness st . by a ritt in a chair t te his attorney the ailiff Her 1a the new “Ve atest de 4 od miurdernr sa ing his | Fietine to the lips of the pment in Steinway 1 the " g wife and ff who} ialating wits Judge Griffin o srior attribut way Grand are was assisting h ering to him | ee te A died pright elf and shaking his head, »: he has! yoed J Teron frawing Jon er sin © bee “Eby. lining on @ cush : enitet the t the man kept his compo- | /oned hai aod wae 4 from dimensions, It in the lo price hich a sure and continued his show of in-| (0° (20. | The defendant was pu Steinway has ever been offered. Ask about sanity while bis agitated wife | 0 the stand by his attorney to tow our easy payment plan. We have in stock al picked her handkerchief to pieces, |) mt Be he nemory of ever the styles, both Upright and Grand. and answering Provecuting Attorney | "“'™ing his wife and that he had 00 S Mackintosh’s questions, told how for | } toned her life; also that atid quae * a year previous to t sheeting at . The ¥ ky husband had kept ber In continua mes. ne t » Bal SHERMAN < & or @) Manager Hoffman. of the terror by repeatedly threatening her | Mri. he testified. and the Incident ’ LAY . elty as Co., who has if d by following r about ooting his wife were all a blank been in New York City for the ‘om town to town and accusing her | ra 714 Second Ave., Seattle past thirty days and is now buy unfaithfulness. She said the two! 1 seer Soree fire of cross-exam ing new goods, is s« been married four years and : am ot She hewte.of 4 | daily a consignment of that they had lived ¥ happily wn-| 7, no k ee portations embracing ali t til a year ago. he repeated the), . « % | to be had from fashion cen’ tory of the attem murder at| NAPPY pe |e The nated old A. P. & consisting of Cravenettes f Ballard. : _ # bas just f ut that Theo- #] ladies and misses, Suit r H 2 to the t aald she, | Struck hie wite - ¢ talked Coata, ete and told me he had come to kill me. | 17 oe and at he b * 2 or the # = He told me to go behind the curtain | “OS? Cure z * . 1908. id | Saturda AY ecial could finish me without peo-| , AMttcipating the plea of the | j® The Se News associa- | y Pp’ ple seei I started to run, and he | ** © insanity, Mackintosh * tion 2 his ne in aw! ; . ™ pulled @ pistol and shot me. stress on the defendant 3 & Washington dispatch AUGUST & 4 Fall Skirts, for Saturday $5.00 1ck me in the hip and| se of intoxicants and|ON ACCOUNT OF GREAT DE-|* 20. The Star published it on * : ine alt ag oF ng gto pete pn h. he stated, could not lw that day. It looks as if the 4 OO out yecsediagg ony Mamma. are you dying” T reptied |relleve & man from the responaibil-| MAND FOR MUNICIPAL LIGHT )® A. P. must hav hashed the *| 2 4 irec oO y ot, ant he said ” vs erime he mit * news from some Scripps pa- | . New Nobby Sults, direct from that I was no ho sald: “Wi ~ | while und Pee A NEW CONSTRUCTION CREW |® por and gent it out aa mail # Z the eastern and European §! you have to dic.’ Then he pointed} ” ‘ | markets 18.50 || the gun at my heart and I said 18 PUT INTO SERVICE & correspondence about a week + Cravenettes for misses (worth §| ‘Yes, | am dying, Jeff; stoop and} be “7 ate | 2 double} 7.50 up fj) kiss me.’ sple came and took} SOAKED TWiCE Owing to the ° i le iain ia Miata te tet A * Cravenettes for ladies “(worth §| him away and sent me to the hos- 3 |has been mad * double) $10.00 “ Se ae an ape tient 6 % ene munteipal ligt | he added that she had remained} “ Carn . we t crew ip to ihe in the hospital four weeks and that| 9 for a little mix-up in the Th REPORT MADE PUBLIC the builet was still in her hip. j auette saloon at Second and Spring “What kind of a husband waa|°" Thursday morning with Jim M k t " The Novelty Cloak & J) isan to you betore ne began’ to| Cormick, ex-Champlon Joun Le gut. mack, cannot |e w . got nervous and insanely jealous, a . sparring With t sit 1 . ! ttle ¢ Suit Co. year previous?” asked the defend. | m were taken to jal perintendent Y n Friday|he fr t th ant’s attorney, on cross-examin trol A. F who testified | morning, “we will th njand ite 5 1207 SECOND AVE om hat he arrived too late to see the | employed that car bly bé wsed highest memt he He was loving and kind and af “P but believed that M r . et ‘ P ub) i Oppestte Pantagys fectionate;’ answered the woman tt . kh ALL DAY SATURDAY THESE BIG BARGAINS ARE OW SALE Tbe new gas Lamp air hole | 500 assorted Chair Seats, worth mey and Welsbach Mantles..| up to 26¢ be ¢ ea 419¢) 950 tadies’ Brass Lanterns with $1.00 dozen blue willow pattern) Globe 18¢ peat meal Dishes, each ©. -4¢) 55. saimon Trolling Lines, com $1.00 dozen white Ovide shape} plete, Siwash pattern Cups and Saucers, 2 pieces Ke $20.00 repeating Marlin’ Shot Gun, Take Down pattern $17.49 $1.00 nickle plated Alarm Clocks, fte Preserving Pan 29e¢| Warranted 69e ‘Bre G-quart Double Coate 4 Gran-| 8¢ Souvenir Postal Cards of Se He Preserving Kettles....25¢| ttle -- ee ‘Whe box 3 cakes French Totlot| 10c large Manuscript School Sais tow 10¢| Tablet, neutral Tint ......5¢ °& Hurlbut # Bes ee ee ne ae) Alteration ee eee v> “i Remain n ly. We theretore wish e ly to take ad- vantage of this last da the sale. It is certainly an opport 1 offered to outfit yourself and boy with a New Fall Suit Re- or gr or Overcoat at greatly reduced prices. member tomorrow is positively the last day as we must turn over the front of our store to We therefore, every article of the contractors Monday morning. need the room; men’s or boys’ attire has been marked down to the lowest possible figures. Everything from head to foot at prices that will positively astound you. Remember tomorrow is the last day. HIMELH OCH BROS SUCCESSORS HOUSE CLEANING SALE KEEPS BUSY MORE NEWS TO THE HOME FURWISHERS ore par- ing con- The Ra ar rap In the Chandelier Dept. idly. the clean-up has been gener- a +t of afew %! and many things in the pp pntir sade othe Screens, } , Fireplaces, t Lights, Fire- and Gas and can be ht- i condi- Hardware—es- loc of all kinds— have irked our fine stock of Silv t exact a long list of useful ly half price nedic eve ay Kitchenware in and Rogers Ware at blue and white, granite and cost to close out entirely tin is arranged in baskets and priced on brown paper tags { r oe awn Mowe at positively cost and less. Tools and Gar be sold out t Tomorrow being Saturday week, theref we remain open till 10 p, m, very low mn account of sale. C Mites «Pipe CORNER FIRST. AND:SPRING THE HOME OF QUALITY (o HO hand. h t jor | Meeting it r rep ringhurst’s disar roke fay by t th ¥ tr i to the . oa tres Ana Racer eae pol 4 no- | paratuy for which he was agent, but brought to Mn ridey naa |tortous ®h ' sc. | Bringt i ie ae D ahsea Ja the Brevaivces boone : f th tite | wtantiat r ment he h os poler. ma | — “Want 300 Pickers | is eoeee| raid to Mallard on thane bonds was |rove to hie feet Dilly In hand. Aa | WwW | UGLY CHARGE’ THREW ROCK | about 1h por while | ‘ ne looked around ail he could see | texers | |f 4 se cleaned ip A 2-5: pews wR go was mg of dust and a dozen be ; 3 | bonds e issued for funding pur | pairs : ks across ers in ne vhite rive vall ~ tho! . . . > aviné; davat | 3 | Hor Nin vain, He t back cannot be filled. Labor Commis Pretty F Levine, daughter of | . went back, to.ee lange Creat events. Phere ase | MILWAUKEE ept Pring Mrs. H. A ine, 311 Twenty-sec | & ebstes a It may soon become a neceawary | Post Setin and was soon quietly res plenty of pickers In Eastern Wash-|this morning brought sult for a ny ond, Is the cause of a warrant! 4. anard city fathers will lis-| obligation for the councit to elect | °°""# 1m the land 98 noms ington, but not on this wide of the |million, alleging that | Harry haere AStahem BMichasieos Jten on Friday night to the much |a@ body guard to be sent around with | er mountains. | Myrick, editor « he Free a5 N. Rosenbaum, 24, who has bug) i iiceq tor report of the committee | the police officers of Ballard, The| gl Mr, Grout is unable to supply all | District Attorney Mogover n, J ¥ Jone arm, swore out the warrant) | jointed to look for a source of |stoning of Officer Nelson by some | f the cgils for laborers that he has, | sistant Cochems, Special Axsistant | Friday water supply sufficient to accom-|small boys the other day ts an ex-| : He is filling about 100 positions ev- | Goff, H. A. Upham, J, H. Tweedy) Rosenbaum told the police that | “ ie a ee ar tae ens tee a ae a Sy ok ie ee ‘ii Ss 7 Jery day Jand ‘others had conspired to ruin| Thursday evening he escorted Miss ie cane ip ties aie ie eeaaeel eae phon Sa “ e : | le accuses not o1 ye! put or oO he ome « € ed | ” > Byeng Sp + 0. ene ag : yh ri - mrt |e te? ACCtHOS NOt OY Noel tet. | Lavine to her home and chatted) vitor, ‘The committee has looked| It waa reported to the city attor- |, WOOSTER, Ohio, Aust Sune | tW ORLEANS, Sept. §.—Twen-| declares they secured the indict-| with and her mother on the | , | ; ; tain Taggart averted a fight b 7 tysthree new cases and two deaths! ment on the larcen harge, intend-| front porch, when Michaciso ho | °Y many “sources” and thinks {t|ney that some small boys were | “ ¥ | | tr v h, when hacison, who . the attorneys in court this morning. — | fr6m yellow fever were reported at] ing to let a cloud h@g over him by|is a junk doaler, hurled a rock at@!® NOW armed with sufficient infor- | throwing stones at the houses and |, “ “ ‘ t | i aler, hurled a rock at#e iy nd data to dare launch the |millg by the railroad track, and the |The rival lawyers were angry OveE noon. never bringing him to trial, The|the trio, narrowly missing Miss Le- |" ~ ~~ oe: T tee oe ett o vc Rae intty. “a ae not '2® manner of the beginning of ar ; sgn Hl nconthin Feng argh ab welghty rt into the coune’ in the c ould not | nee is the outcome of & long Ment) vin manic hopper pang ‘sor 4¢ any longer, The case |Stments. They started for each by Pfister against Governor La The three ran into %he house and | , 3 Follett When the of- that telephoned the police. fieers arrived they found |CASTORIA The local epidemte of but not so many a# to cause alarm,| Information has During August and September a to- tal of about 120 oj ported to the For Infants and ® | tever in not wotting worse, oeord=| hig home nearby, and as they had the ‘ou Ing to Health Officer Ladiow. ‘New | no warrant they did not break in. Bears wb od a Signati have been re- department, Pe am Joseph Out charges with hay- robbed him of $80, typhoid | Michaelson had fortified himself in| ! rd - ral months ago the city f|and Officer Nelson was sent down | 22¢ held his attorney until the other published city’s bonds for aceepted and bought by N. G. Har= ris & Co. of Chicago, Thursday a other, but Taggart stepped between was reported to the@phiet of police | the sale of the) to break up the gang, As he hove | 5,000, They were|in sight several small boy ere seen to make their “get away,” and Newberry to the stand. he quietiy sat on a bank near by ‘The $4.00 Hat Store, and the reapproach of the seated himself and Al the New Full Styles now pag erm te rhe mie. Brooks & Go, 881 aon COT Ee ee left the room. The plaintiff an- nounced he would recall Major