The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1905, Page 7

re atm abaetenmece we Se raise Ree Sag agg ron Sonera REE AH RRP ee ROE eat “AM: « THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURD&Y, SEPT. 23, 1905. t | was | lof the Pacific Coast company's lin | lieft Nome at 1 p. m. Thursday with j L61 passengers aboard | Word waar ed Saturd y — | l | the ey Oregon , cing '0| CONFERENCE COMMITTES OF Cneeongemmman | pany 5 fleet of steamer 1? IMPROVEMENT CLUBS WILL | Thursday at 1:15 p, m. wi | Cl TOKIO. LC I | HI NUPES Hife"Kvim, 99, of 2224 Sixth, was tion of her testimony, Anderson took | senger DISCUSS THE HALF MILLION va, Set. i | her to @ hotel the first night they | o commander of the ill-fated warship} the principal wi iensitinns | coeiiea in distaste it to bed | ‘The Pacific Coast Steamship com DOLLAR SCHOOL ISSUE NN Mikasa, made an attempt rday| land asked her to retire a» well, Bhe|Pany’s steamer Queen is scheduled to commit suteide by jumping trom | John Anderson, « widower with four) vai ong, 1 wilt wit up all night |to leave port Monday at 9 ®& M) ang coy committee of the head and is now Ming in a avitical Siebiranta shea csacend de vae teens Pe Oe amahip company, is revsagmes 4 dey ae condition in the Sasebo hospita hard to take the testimony tnvoly-| 4 ae, 3 rs due to arrive in this port Monda . ' jo be discussed | for $20 per month, and always be | tom san Francisco. ue the propesed ‘bend Mama See the Fleet ing the alleged destriction of the | lieved that som b n to be : $500,000 for The fleet will be at the navy yard woman's honor at the hands of the| Mra. Anderson No, mut rig eaday the steamer City of Be-| Tt i & ul of the @oeday widower t by and Anderson neemed to Lae daontatelaie sem miit are displea with the Kife Kvin lived at Puyaltop and, | tire of her, #he told her troubles to) 14), from this port for Skag-|*tt!tude the me of the school when Anderson came to visit her|® lawyer, who a A her to fite| BM ver part |! taken on the matter of mother last February and told her h againat aft ith the county comminslon= he would like to have her come and | Mor ttlement dyn nied amer Valencla, of the Paeffic] for the purchase of the court twke care of hie children at the home| Judge Gordon took the case under! Coast Steamship company’s Hine, | house f hool t The board has on Qu Anne Mill, she little | advisement and will render his de-| wit gail for Nome Monday 1 itwelf in th t of not de~ thought that before a few mor inion next week. Mont of the t c to dincu hether it i ' ing the who promised to marry | ing witness was denied by Ander-| hip company’s steamer, leaves port|!0t having repeatedly turned down her ar after the th of his| son's ney, who urged that the| Sunday evening for Skagway and| the requests of the county commis= wife. Aceording interpreta-| state had not made out a case, way port wioners for a hearing on the sube L. H. Gray & Co.'s steamer Tam conference cormmtt wil pico will wail for Nome Sunday with| Probably decide to urge the school Specials for Friday and Satu a large cargo of pile a ya tn eemnae te pee and give day matter as much public discus The United States government | *lon as posmible 6-Ib. bag Sea Salt 18e transport Dix arrived in port from} Chairman Joseph Shippen, of the r | Manila at 1:30 o'clock Saturday af-} committee, said on Saturday that he Williams’ or Colgate’s Shaving Soap Mellen’s Baby Food Monnen’s Talcum Powder 14¢@ Colgate’s Talcum Powder 146 Vera Taleum, extra large can . “ +» 13¢ Haynes’ Candies, always fresh IT PAYS TO DEAL AT LANG'S LANG DRUG what | was not ready to say whether it was ternoon tt i not known her next trip will be. best for the board to buy the court a a — house, but he wax most emphatic In M N his declaration that the subject ary Now Queen esis yal a yen of Bradford’s Dairy)..." e.2e enn matter is iughes The sound slumber of Hans John-) George Campbell had a bitter « peat ar % Sixth, comt him $42', a#| perience with a thief whom he b wii si domestic | the most influential members of the to hear the stealthy foot: | lieves he knows Ra feat tre M-pony—yd [eee a (a burglar who turned bis| “Tho son-of-a-gun grabbed my|Missension was ag Pons Pygew re pockets inside out after en-|sailor’s bag while | was (aking e Ham's wr aturday morning eK Khhakee tering the bedroom window |drink, and walked off with it, 1)Mrs Minnie Bradford. w * * so? FIRST AVENUB. Johnson discovered the robbery | followed him and caught him trying| Arthur Bradford, proprietor of (e)y AROUND THE WORLD ON # COLMAN BUILDING in the morning when he searched|to sell it for $1, but he got away| Plein dairy * HALF A CENT * | Mrs. Bre nnd Givoret|* NOME, Alaska, Sept. 10— # oe ee te a visit, bad|* Herr Oscar Iden-Zeller, a Ger- # Special Correspondence of The Stary Manolescu was born in 1871 at}ot Al taken another woman into her house|* "@*% ‘Mewspaper man on the ® BERLIN ik abso: mania. His father was| A FOUR-YEAR BIT * staff of the Berliner Tageblatt, # ‘ 3 ; t | : under the guise of cousinship; that ; ate . “ Rot " “ Mtl who arrived at Nome on t lately unique in and al-/a Roumanian cavalry officer, At @n| 19 was barely 19 when his real this woman had acted as Bradford’s|* Wo a” per tae eg ro . * mrivaled in sensath amjecarly age Manolescu developed | charactor was exposed and he was housekeeper and had lived with him]? ? ge nm published he nder | criminal tendencies. He delighted tn | * lan coast, Saturday, gives = & tle of “Tt rena | pede é sentenced to four years’ bard lator as his wife; that when Mra. Brad-|% oe ptm eet or Mis jours # m ne nce of Thieves." | cruelty to animals, At the age of 8! for the committal of 37 different ford returned her husband said she} peo root ft Bert i {a the antoblography of Geo.| he was sent to the H de board ney on foot from Berlin. Iden- & | thefte. must allow “Mary” to stay, and for hia clothing hich bad been re-| from m 1 want bim arrest CU, THE KING OF THIEVES. moved from {ts accustomed place. |ald Campbell to the police GEO, MANOLE Between Columbia and Marton leaeu, a criminal, w the} ing school at Bucharest, where hej oo Seite ele vee Hyg *® Zeller left Berlin on April 23, & ry of his unexampied record of| soon manifested discontent. He was|SEEKS AMERICAN HEIRESSES liter i Pn eB ny See tos |x 1903, on a wager that he would # Nis sent to another school, from which|, He was released in time to cel Bratioré’s aftertton vap.|* stroll around the globe and & a —————=|he ran away. A year later he wan | rate bis 23rd birthday in freedom, Bradford. and siting on his I8P-l4 make grand finish before # Real Extate—Continued expelled from another school for |*"4 returned to Bucharest. where he Judge Gliliam granted the decree. |% Wane % krand finish | before ree misconduct At the age of 14| found that he had Inherited $3,000 Dairyman Bradford, himself, has] }P't! pecus tw December 1900, a i ae aa ~— | he entered the college for naval| {rom & near relative. This amount 8 distressed viewpoint of the mat-1. if nothing happens. a he gambled away at Monte Carlo. ter, He says his wife is unreason-|4 tie left Berlin with only « #& cadets at Galata, with the intention | iy fim predicament he stole enough ably jealous, that she has hindered], noir a cent in bis pocket. He # of quaiitying for the Rowmanian Sal Gone money from a Russian lady to cross him in bis business and practically] * (uy , LEeai oct toate eed ee vemular | {he Atlantic. After his arrival in] ‘The police belteve that a Finiand-[lows, bedspreads, blankets, sheet«|ruined it, and that a mountain has] Lasdibine saanaeed Pag hnn | rae of study too tedious. One|America he adopted the name of and other articles, locking the door! been made from a mole-bill in the), ing siperia, * || day. when he had exceeded his leave | Duke of Otranto,” and visited Chi- | ¢F Intends to start @ hostelry some-) atter he had left to delay discovery. |allegations about “Mary.” Bradford] 4, s * 5 ab Bain ished b jeago. where he sought to marry a| where, ax two robberion were report-| Another peculiar robbery was re-|says that his wife has been in the of absence, be was punished by im-| wealthy heiress. He was unsuc-| ed on Friday night In which pillows,| ported by Patrolman Dolphin, who|hablt of coming into his dairy and|*** *¥¥¥ "ES EYES E® ct call u oe Soares eafidine. He broke cat ;cesatul and proceeded to San Fran-| bedspreads, chairs a @ other articles | found the back door to the Bt. James|insulting his customers and that. RAN AR ND ON THIRTEENTH AVE. SOUTH 7-nOOM HOUSE, MODERN AND IN |] climbed up to the roof, alld down a |tt#co to achleve the same purpose, | of furniture were stolen. | hotel, South Second, open and three |although mach odium has been cast GOOD REPAIR. LOT texim THIS WILL BEAR INVESTIGA- foo 9) fact fram ¢ bat in val FE. GQ. Smith, Garden| rocking chairs, a table and aix bed| upon him in the proceedings, the di- Pion. ‘sae CASH WILL HANDLE IT. PRICK ghom ae eek ae the root | “PISHES” IN PHILADELPHIA. | city hotel, at 1915% Firat, told the| spreads missing, ‘The place was|vorce will ben decided relief to him WITH OTHERS $0 cente In his pocket, He hid him. | Afler an excursion to Honalulu| potice that a Finlander had taken| locked up and the police are knit RTIBTH AND MARION NEAR TI st. NEW «Room corTragn, | and Yokohama, where he perpetrat-|a room at her place two days a ng thelr brows over the stran eG St t r oor to board ye ae * nge MIBKION STYLE ALL MODERN EXCEPT FURNACE. LOT quia pro = = bog oon tae ed more astonishing crimes, Mano-| and that on Friday he jeft with pil- ttn. TELEGRAPH BRIEFS “She insisted on running about st | flogged and placed ashore at Con-|leseu returned to Phitadelphis, suscmnmnemineiiinans with other men, and paid no attem- TWENTYNINTH AVE NEAR CHERRY Sf GOOD SnooM cor. || atantinople pore ——.* nd om Thnd his tion to my pleadings or commands,” « RN, BASE aN L ARG ATTIC THAT WILL FINIBM I woe Prince Padus. Regn y CAG a ex -Chover- ROOMS GRADED STREETS AND CEMENT STDE- PLUNDERS A PASHA expertences at Philadelphia, Mano- CHICAGO, Sept. 22—Bx-Gover-| This was the ground upon which . MS CAN BE HAD PRICE #1404 The boy began his criminal ca-) lesen writes: nor Marshal Harniiton died here this |Charlas Willis asked for a divorce ¢- || reer in the Turkish eapital by piek- | morning: from Adelaide Willis, the woman SROOM HOUSE IN MADISON PARK ADDITION. MODERN, BLE. || ing the pocket of a ha, whom he| “Tt had heard thet « wealthy par Senet who had promised to love, cherish GANT VIEW, CHOICE LOCATION. YOUR OWN TERMS | PRIC Hedin ériahking fe oo company, | Yen" millionaire of Philadelphia COLUMBUS, 0.. Sept —Theland obey him. Jurge Gilliam gave | ; [had a deformed and ugly daughter campaign opened today Belle-jhim a decree. the public market for the sale of vines x / i a whom he desired to transform into a fontaine, where Fairbanks spoke mon CALHOUN, DENNY [lems ses ctissat min | princess, ora leet. toto mar > Pairbames spo Fae BOOB. : let an Armenian, botted with his |chioness. I had also heard that this TOKIO, Sept. 2.—Arrests were} Trout fishing in Green Lake, at- cntire stock, leaving him again pen-|Darvenu was a foolish fellow who made this morning of the thome ac-|cording to the residents in that seo- & WIN . Ime. be web He vemcsien. | to the Rou- | Could be easily swindled, and so | cused { rioting yester Two of |tion, is now the best of the season. nauiate, which sent him | eitertained hopes that I should at Lrrested are connected with the|Mr. C. H. Wilson, the proprietor of WW ALASKA BUILDING shee he ‘og | length be able to catch the golden epaper Nireku, whieh attacked | Wilson's boat house, made a fine i Pato BRS-BE without # ies soca se car ie | fish for which I had been angling so the government catch Friday at noon, getting elght - as: Se DOOR H long. I hoped that the Philadelphia — beauties within an hour's time dingly, he entered | oot naire would be less exact in| LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Sept. 22— a mob ee Ss eee aa oe a cafe, stole the firat overcoat which | tie ey antecedents than the| Sheriff Harrell, of Conway, when{ The lynching was #0 quietly done SALOON MAN conte, gad worn Uapaht ox athe i‘ his eye. and obtained his | Tir onaires whom I had met and|sen here tonight wald he thought| that few of tho townspeople knew ee ae a SA pene eee eee lfalied to swindle In Chieago. It|the wrong man had been lynched, |it occurred Sen Fighters Instead of xolng home, he again |expected. I soon noticed that the|rest t* the one who committed the|Mra, Lawrence, killing her 6-year Navy Yard. To see tt Sena mMapwimecememn hid an a stowaway and reached Bu-| millionaire wan not so silly as {lerime for which Brown was lynched. |old som, and stabbing her baby take boats from Pier 2 at 9, 10, 48 Hnhouncemn ent lraue in thie way. Doring the next | thought, and that he would be quite! daughter. The mob entered the jail] Mrs. Josephine Peagent, of Bal-| in. 1 43 en ke three months he lived by petty exacting regarding my anteee CONWAY, Ark. Sept. 23.—Frank/ without any difficulty taking | lard, mother of seven children, and ¢ hiss Be thefts In Athens, but finding Sog! it }denta as the Chicago centiemen omg & negro, was taken from) Brown to the spot where Mra. Law and weak f tagger. ‘cca ¥ INVE that they have }wa g too hot for him therefore left Philadelphia and|the jail here Friday night to the| ren ed, they conducted theled to the witness Judge Gil ar dema h p acing leppealed to the Roumanian ian > | Ronevien, and cromeed t > England outskirts of the city and lynched by hanging in a very ess-like way.|liam’s court Sat to ALL STYLES. QUALITIES ee a te Lc ; Fees sap hen Heil gag denae HB nd him home. The consul | (To be concluded.) | sveure vorce fr n Peagent AND PRICES b-foot lote ads ref * upon Manolescu pro- | ‘Until went into the saloon nts wil goth very rap We have tested the ms 4 |duced a rt and said, "Mr ° 9 . siness three years ago,” sald thely, ane 4 ty Of Men's ce Fi mp re. oo Sy Lgye WITH nts th Years ns.n slr he tarp varity of Me's Um Phunk , sect yugh money to take me home to fl riSco |me and helped to support the chil gwd ne pnd 1S —y Eg. mont consul ordered his servant to aloon, at y women began com -— a ; ere my digbetngeee- ject the youth. Manoleseu then - - . aw there, tie used © his tiz € Aigo in us district whore miles of g © and ‘ . ow t j ng the e used to spend his time} g. . : eee % a aah “ shot himself in the breast and fell) sty uncte, your honor, bécame tn | getting drunk with them In the r Been st — Pies © tot cor 8 -- ose mone cies Caese ker te bleeding to the ground th my mother, so my S er and then he hated us all, becau “ No reservations without « ake th t py He wan taken to s hospital, where |°U0t [ett oie etraoré atates Se the Bey ate Gee cams Gs ae se Tjean iran "Fc pe eran taken (0 8 moepltal rere |, This was the extraordinary state a Aaa ler ws for ood and “sent us 20 SPINNING'S CASH PRICES 3 a queen of Greece when she visited | fy ay morning by Frack Deatnch, ae ieft ws, when my oldest boy was 90 No credit, No delivery. | Just that Institution. When be had aut-115 "who was ansisting bin aforenald? SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. #2—Re-| Thin young woman has two f ick we thought he would die, If Save,7ou, money on good goods, my ¢ ficiently recovered she herself gave} sunt, Mrs Anna Proshkowsky to se-ffusing to dell her name, and doing] tures of the pelvic areh and it ts be-| want © divorce and the custody of [fl goc pr. 34x3% Stanley old caps BRUEN & 1B jhim with her own hands enongh | Sum MN om " all in her power to.conceal her iden-| lieved that there are internal in-fany seven children. I can ke ig Sabin 7 ae P [money to pay Bia fare back to Roe-)” ‘tire Prochkowsky. who mastiels!!(7. 4 young womer tty and of} juries. If she recovers wi mild ‘ouppert ‘them soveee il Wee Steins Seu <7 ca tt MARION BUILDING. sapetmas — . |the name in Lodes, Poland, some 19} 'he petite blonde type. in lying sert-| probably not get out of nospital | how.” 50¢ polished brass 7 and PALACE IN PARIS. |years ago, took the stand and Jold}OUsly and perhaps fatally injured at] in leas than #ix months tet @ deares ‘he. Sntored,” eat fapanned vevecaitie Merial Afier a short stay at Bucharest, | YO0rs O80. se id's love for her had} the Park Emergency hospital, as the who says he took the two] the cou awarding the woman Lock 7 Ble Manol worked his way by ship! coiled and kindled for her pretty} ult of a runaway accldent which} wor 1 his bugmy to enable them | the custody of the ch iren ide spring Rat ‘Trap, with safety to Marseilles and contrived to reach | oi widow with two childrah, [occurred Tuesday night on the drive] to catch a car and that they w ere | lever to prevent catching fins Paris by train without pay his homeward from the ocean beach. entire strangere to him, bad thr gers when setting oe fo thought, your honor, thats if _ i sont ed te Parehty it | he could ont me to Weave bi, than, WIC David Moean, s married| broken rib.” He is a Split Among Sara ee we Hlowance of $75, in order that he ould get my slater to love him,” } tal at ceeith, aie al old copper or brass plated leaid the plaintiff, “but my sister)‘ . | fancy. Ra Coat and. Mae WT Sica parses he, ccsaien tm thet Se pestaaai satis 1) Teo. op on etnies: s D© \ [Prien Riultal. However: he began | aid not like him. "He was too fool-jinother unknown young | woman) > es etter Garriers AA PORTE b to acquire larger sums of money by|'8h. He was crazy about he | MRS. WINSLOW SIE se | plated ap ~<, ge Gilliam granted the divorce. ! “4 . ¥ y h Coat Hat BE OO | be safety lever spring Mouse He contrived to persuac e his | With David How » marr means. He perpetrated big universal provider [the « at the leading botets and ‘» Trading Stamp f : . of nation iM in the case of | Mastsen used by Miltions.o¢ Mothers for thelr [other officers aud memt ot thet Numbers Lhe GOTT ee. ccna tuo caret preaveoten tt to besoming more owt. {#7 Wuxuty. Although only 18, he Scores Victory Maki ee dere ccern a port Ramet Laiiec Castes tat Rear aree . Ka ce eretine, 0 lrented a palace in the Champs ee ee e ae Elysee, kept horses and carriages}! gan FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.—The| * »l< j =< ees, CHOICEST RESIDENCE PROPERTY § Sept. 23.—The ,ERLIN " » aaa F. T aS Be r ver | es and maintained an expensive racing |epyinion of Justice McFarland, con-|* . BP" te re was recently suspend be fou ite magnificent views and perfect b stable. He had his box at the opera | -upred ‘ the Ju * wenhuis, leader of anarchists wr} I dB Be by found te the alte with it magnificent views and perfect lay- |/atable. Ho had his box at the opera |curred in by all the justices Of thal in Holland, was arrested at #| arya LE Sete rrrirrirrr. mporie ronzes Our ssler the past weeks were to critical an@ conserva buyers, who | Teg oA aay Sinn te yds gy ond Co court, was handed down|» cologne today. He is suapect- % FIRST QUALITY gold frames J} ¥ ae 1 Bot only agreed with the above statement but considered thelr pur- . ee ree eants for this morning, declaring the stamp] % oq eying to Hamburg, # | OF mountings with each pair of BLY sosrnrar, Quet i n oo A HIOM CLASS INVESTMENT nian , os /or coupon act unconstitutional. The| % where the kaiser ia, with the #|f lenses sold. Wear lenses and §/ % eas eee e EXCLUSIVE . : TIRED BRAIN Measure was introduced by Senator)» intention of attempting to as- w&{g frames a month; then, if not Bi, | 1e ps DESIGNS crn te Oe Se SE ee SOPs. ie eaetent couveniencs and. pet | means that you are losing controt of | Keane, this city, and passed March! % saseinate him || satisfactory, return them and f| * " od te ae : 5 prineg ands ee a uk lotete the went are al am ere ee tae ' it difficult to|7 Many arrests were made for vio # || get your money back. Frames f}) ! . PNP cay arn #/F Which you will not find d ‘Take Captiot Hil car to Kast Prospect, go east to red office on the bill co your thou « lation of the law, but the offenders| gga ke RRRARR KARR guaranteed to wear ten years ed Sta & |f cated elsewhere. Balesmen on the ground. las nervous were released on bh corpus | lenses eight to ten years. * * wr tired brain he cour | _o ee eee ee eT | , lings. The court held that th WILLIAMS OPTICAL CO 4 (Cc ft oy i] | a A ty trading stamp w D » form of - r voy | Bocause he threw a chair at her ! ae Gl Pia sa firat bottle will not fail to help | ments, and ite issuance was harm-| * Brooks” $3.00 Soft and & 1112 2nd Ave. her, Mrs, Margaret Bragg sued W eler_ and Watchmaker. ; ga Ta live if #0, your “ruggist will retu and within the constitutional N. Brooks & Co. Room 4. [iam Bragg for divorce Saturday TH2-715 First Ave q Sl ane : ~1 your money. right of contract. Second avenue, ore | G__ ~- 4) morning. he eenuved har duer