The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1906, Page 5

: Y mate ome “ ad ty Sd oo FS Be ee ee 5 Sey 2 ee. of steam prone to make raflroad men tn charge ahlp € ompantes are the captains of abips to MURDERS EX: WIFE and a shy os Tw } runnin » Vancouve JBALOL $; MAN HOOTS TWO BYS STANDE RS IN te inteeea al » that the Pactft DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO KILL HIS RORMER| pay nuttin aie, (eee te : tain, the and WIFt | fornia line at > ——— ! tod t € ‘ " @ month, The result BAN FRAN tad eiving attentions from other that America on and leas aa by Recently he shadowed her and Aken */ aftor adminiatering a bra ating er esoort, warned him ath 1 would follow another atte Oo #00 “Throw Him Overboard.” | “ wo M Robbing Laat night Wal “ bridge met her at the fountain ena|, Gruet old tare along the wator- | ' ther remarry him. The} T0st also venture to say th two quarreled and Walbridge began | "A"ders . a's ting. The first bullet went) U8y* are t r ¢ ugh her right breast The see Brummel typ tly ond struck Willam T. Pearl in. the crnd poe ily * mouth and tore away some of his Jered parat teeth, The third penetrated an , " ' ankle of G. B. Stangenderge The i heen ad | last one made a sutclde of the mu . ; or, Mra. Robbins died soon afte - th, | being shot sa Walbridge formerly lived at San rs “ Jose had lately made his rest : " this city. He w at . 40 years old, The murde > " . i man's maiden name wee iy 4 an th, and her family reatdes at . Clay ord, Cal. Her bre arriage min is postmaster at th ‘ 1 years old and left . by her © and three RUMORS NOW OF marrt by her secc REPORT THAT ACTION FQR RECOVERY OF DAM- |and M » purpose AGES BY VALENCIA PASSENGERS IS TO BEGIN IN ‘ . FEDERAL COURT : At least one suit to recover dam-; some of the those concerned to the s penitentiary is the bellef ace i Coe faring men. They apolog ability, if o of some of t fair The fact that the lifepreservers warlght co involved ta th eck for k was drawn on the Dexter mn bank be report ay and a ‘ were of tule instead of cork; that | t t Captain Johnson overran his course; |! r suits, | that neither the Topeka nor Queen | as not been | gave any aid, and tht there was con-|! | sion and incompetence among tne a Several enthusiastic | possible that the Elks are! ¢ who manned the Tifeboats {9 *Peeches were made by thoee | Behind (he plans file the eult, as ht by many to be ample cause | they did at ¢ 4 the Clallam | to bring a criminal action The Washington re : ‘@isaster number ts} If the trials result as some per. cee ette > & on ere 3 yr ue Be deliev een om the | sons anticipate, some of the most | ae ie eee uart as the promine na and offictals tn volved may land behind prison bars like the commander of the wrecked Valencia at th Will result in the recovery of | tncorpora of the ompany is to erect the New Wash The purpose arge | 4 relly wolfe 9 ngton b on the southeast corner Gamages and possibly in sending! steamer Gen. Slocum. | ¢ Se . as. ent Giaeek ot. 0 srohased from James ‘ om pany jay in Judge Frate Hogue pl guilty ne of attempting vaded RAILROAD MEN _ lowes last Decemt was senten < Resolutions of con have | been ad od by the junior class of | a | Stanford University out of respect for their classmate, Raymond F | West, who was recent! wned in| the Bel river The Latona Muni THAT IS ONE REASON, IT IS CLAIMED, WHY LO- CAL PASSENGER VESSELS SO OFTEN ARE ipal league ts spposed to the proposed fmprove WRECKED |ment on 40th st. N. B A pet! signed 0) t no *. A meeting of ¢ on called to take ks among the pas-jare railroad men by training, aad that they are consequently not so well qualified to direct the move ance. mente of a big fleet of venseis as| The telegraph lines they might be To fix the sched-| Valdez, Fairbanks and ules of trains that run on two tracks | have been that can't move away Is one thing. | rp! a schedule for a line of | lax tt Capt. FL A If frequent wree q@eager liners of the Pa Coast jonnec at. Mi amers that must pick out ite : terday course through fog and storm is| to take charge o| at Alle quite another y. He has arge of Get There or “Bust.” consid ” Not taking into it n & ‘these diffic hip " - ' rh ca Overstocked,Too Many Goods} *)..).0) oe THAT’S WHY YOU CAN BUY AT HALF REGULAR k Ap wes “| PRICES. PLEASES THEM Have Your Eyes Tested ‘ wW. SUTER THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY OT HH il the carpet department offers two great specials 11 ring SECOND ne lot of A rug ters and W aN $ » These are ¢ Kw Friday (t $1.00 BUT ONE TO EACH CUSTOMER. “ Standard Furniture Co. LK fte-rIrA Seattle 1006 to 1016 First Ave. Tacoma Unprecedented Sale =| Children’s Coats FRIDAY Values Up t to $17. 30 Now $7. 95 most ex » very be i “67. 95 “$10. 00 Dresses $3. 95 ) ay $4.95 Ave sis cis stS SIS SIS SIs oo <~<miza4 mMam= Windows sts sis sis All At Reduced Price of sis sis Come in and Get the February Issue of the American Boy Maga- zine. Kline &Rosenber "" 625 First Ave. sore Foot of Cherry Street. $15 $15 SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS CIs $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 TEETH nm, Cut Rates Save Money New Model of the || Reisenauer The Great German Pianist, who will appear nt First Meth odist church Friday evening, ts Cen EXTRACT TEETH FREE; SIL- beyond doubt the greatest plan- ! Aas eS br ote tx anaes : | a SET OF ho ts touring America. TRE SPLENDID SET, was a pupil of Bi ss.00 $2 TO $5; hae Inherit i of the f |) wir: ROWNS. $2.60 TO $5. t traditions of school, iged as one of the greatest exponents of this masters’ works he ts by bo means a Lisrt specialiat, as he plays with equal ability the Reethoven, Mozart, hting the Washington giving away rs in dental next Mon- and are ueand do! ad our ad, | day’s Daily Star. All work guarant Lady attendant |All work done pain by specialists o years’ experter: BROWN’S DENTAL PARLORS, 713 FIRST AVENUE. 5 and 6, Uni h of MacDougall ing acknowl (Gasoline Engine It is a potnts 4 for ten years, rays present, ly without om 12 to 26 1 exhibition. Several new that appeal to owners jee of admission ed at $1 $:30 a. m, to6 p.m. Sune 30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. mu call if you ones: yer plays the Fy- A piano of wonder- quality BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS ‘Twelve-year Guarantes Lady attendants. Hours—8: 30 ; Sundays » to 12. Both phones. 1420 SECOND AVENUE THE QUALITY STORE.” Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co. 1406 Second Ave. CHICAGO LOAN OFFICE HARRY SILVER, Prep Geo. H. Woodhouse Co Sole Agents 1405 Second Avenue Seattle (ine) LLOYO TRANSFER Co. 826. 1114 West- iture All Sorta, and HICAGO pLors isFIT Par ItAUNION auling pt Service, 117 Yeslor Way. | A mentee! place to borrow money on | ee | amonde and all Kinds of jewelry. LST SUITS) price. Btrictly Confidential Woodcock’s | FINE OLD) Lithon-Triptine GLENDALE 7 BOURBON WHISKY PER QUART $1 HUTCHINSON CO, Clothiers, Second end Unien Great Clearance Sale of Suits, Petticoats, Eto. NOVELTY CLOAK AND SUIT MFG. CO. 1207 SECOND AVE. Opposite Pantage’s. Coats Skirts, Waists, Sinew Rye art $1.00 Fine old ed stock Fine 1 and Apricot Brandy, f Port Wine an ALL OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS AT HALF PRICE. mrt, Cae $1.00 verry, full quart 50e The Morphy Wine | & Liquor Co. Woodcock’ ee Pharmacy Joseph Schermer & Co. 1010 FIRST AVE. F ar th Ave. Seattle, Wash