The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1906, Page 7

THE SEATT STAR-—-MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1906. 3 LS y ‘ae « in Judge! WORLD'S HIGHEST | on her way south and-will arrive in TWA OWN |S" WEIL-TENNY "ROBBED IN GREAT © FMBeetR ee | re aces ves vo-[pBe teins ta mclee eacrarerce newe (SEES STS NORTHERN TUNNEL =: ar ~:<l PARK BONDS ARE » the : Ts . TES omrd ES wESES HEADED yam : : oe 3 ame, was given by the fight } a h, says th a e posed a, " . e se new & erlous ne tf t k © coms a ‘ « rn x torney Lang-| asioned him @ lo t% ‘ 7 i re . Na already @ A hat if Wt y and ortining : 4 Ks A $6.006 ation waa rade that he - at that * 7 t — embers m ie . . mecute all *connected wit ™ mas Taylor, who ntabbed J. | "le" m! then cng aeharteet tf ; y a, ano to the full exte of the ey in the Washington hotel | *) hi Only - Webt t Jennings, | 8 at Priday night with fatal Mr us had f ERED Mt tent . . * in headed for Canada, This)» io.) we peg ! ger and frets * » 4 m, dons « rhing Sergeant of Dete on T ” al-|™ tions have b: 1 out * BANK CLEARINGS. * . man received word t * , the 1212 & was tha Klofe The Harriman interests patd the é 1 1 t . eagle ' x “PUBLIC MUST Asie Lt paghaae bate vd we 2-d ria atthe Light pany $120,000 4] jnehar 1 “ ‘Ths sum © ations of t for the ten lote which we os » notif t * * ue aay twoct een in thin . tneaiieimed tate eatvens én oe before pre me ett tt tt tt tte at report and > e h y t 1 « union depot property, It wali), th eng ged the nom-|~ a a " | WEATHER FORECAST, le gating the fa at anoh today Fire Ma also @ part of the agreement that the rip tgs rn hange was) gy . t nt md the largest x * ome | tae people should py the pr Be ge prey en to Mr mason. It was] go. ' ‘abt! Showers tonight and Tuesdays He ed endscriy the ba88e Gnd the < f the The King County Medical society | orty for two years more, the raiiroad | 4M service of the ral several days later Whea! or coment for. Galbealth. south winds. . sf. latherans . 1 axmregated $26,-|has decided that it will wot allow | to pay the taxes tn the meantime, | Pelice are firm in the ther move was made of the tele-| (1, Bacon & — ad Over 4 cb ate re-| son t « » $2,918, |the public to attend ite For the eight lots which the city|20me of his former associates me that he was un ' 8 pect- it fused to allow n on ‘ We believe that It owns adjoining the gast plant on| boring him ct made aware of the chang ry ie re oi elie 10 f * fis of to ter for the . and ve the south the ratirond hae only of ber. , . er - th =-root Cottage firancial & ¢ the pul t wh we W ered a total of $250,000, and rea | } hb saneuene an yee wa edurches 8 an) > were # by th . we a estate m@ are wondering why | “ - oe lly that refuse: ' " we Edward Aders’ defalcations |eational news will @ ate n| ly $21,250 @ lot, a ridt sly | _The Jefferson b it K f terisn. “ d ¢ ae t fay ning ya men a ft King | pany ad erty re - e tot b «& ¥A « County Medical saclety 1" s of the council whe | 175 say oF. coco BoLo ” ee er Sore : eee tt ® paid off lant| what stand the soctety naidering the offer C, March 6—|f) STER STEEL KNIVES AND ; “ie ess ee @ take in © as regar rough the firm of Johe JO, Cal, March gee FORKS ve x Fear Coneres churches] to Adama at al, but having t ations to the publi " x, for the city block, have} Interest In the mun yj ne — - ~ - Papas « which | At the society's last meeting it} refused to consider the protier Wt and the biggest vote ever | Bags day gem . ence . -¢ voile Bag os, a was intended to introduce a resolu- | #259,000 for the land. | Tile Shaliius is anticipated. There haa|i))') at demanding tne oie | wing the aeexiont open to|are bright that unless there |e as aed gt Pe vernment der i 0; ehureh and nine Lutheran che . ympla on M SS coe een ae ’ ated, there will be ne ai as . — can Me ag s on the a th the + ui elo refuend ” . : tty lay the information was given out | *!* ced i yor Pandey Poe gener 5 a pare the lend : pes Brake it Rev. M.A. Matthews addressed | it the “exclusion law was in % © republican ticket », but f eculation and ‘ * oF me at dialing an > She shbicbaiin taeaue> itt Yeckare ee WHITE SLAVE S The navy yard empl > of ment that the title be ald iat of the social s ? ~ : r - o) The ‘we y meets tonight tn the seanber of 1.050 are comin A 7 tei ie a ; , Commerce rooma at 8 squads to vote strong for | Genie urt be tetry eats » cal. : , decision of the rt below t ze md § the Mis x TRIAL PROCEEDS Madigan, democrat, claims] qiar\y did ¢ have hutual teet . r m by a) f the frauds, was affirmed. noe RCOATS AND R ATS AT ALF PRICE. Our March F SPINNING’S CASH store | | J°SePh Schermer & C REPORT lo 14810 Second Ave. } 1010 FIRST AVE. NEW YORK arch 6 Preald |John Mitchell this whing denied that he has er ° f an agree: | mm wit L. & na, of bes } Pitt s Coal company, to fore strike the anthracite rr 2he ae eee etree tee eee eee eee ees een $9 and Te ff laiche’s trial was interrupted teday| 4 wavopaury CANDIDATE SB wchox and the full rigge lby an effort to get the prosecotion ELECTION PREDIC ship Ellwood, owned by the Se attle to agree to a plan of guilty on a an order from Peterburg «. —y wnte fatled and the first| Jogree trial was resumed Company B, Ne ‘Washington. ~ Peesday drill act aa the regulations Ma hokdting drills elections. Two temporary famed Saturday » Maris preventing gon & Post PB. Trimble fre © the harbor spe Tatier's property = weet to carry the ele tomorrow by not lees th 3.000 plurality and I antictpa that it will be nearer 4,00 said John Riplinger, reput a ndidate for mayor, this afternoon to a reportes for The Star. “I believe the whole re publican ticket will this morning fe bie for the fishtr | - _ } ure of municipal cont ork has} a been referred by the ft pubd-| t-} He works to Superin t AL *, of the department of! ; & ¢ whether a tract aimed made to pay the he for ed penalty for failure to com b for Young Won # work on time, the ndien was formally ope today at} The case In question concert either car ‘ Warren ay. between Lee Christian Hon ‘i noon by dedicatory services led by | P4* * ofeach isi Dr Matthews. and Prospect «ta The at work was t nh will be om} The new home Is loca’ apecified ember 11. Instead, tt] William Holden, of St Louls pe elected. I have this election won al ready tf the republicans do not eal it from me, ts the way Judge W. H. Moore predicts the yuteome. “The whole munic ipal ownership ticket wilt win by big pluralitics, "$GahSS rawrke? Fea bre? say the report was enemies, who are boping t See eee eee eee tee eee eee eee be fin ee ee ee | Bighth av. and contains 20 roome| ished by ae furnished by different char-| 1 Bot completed yet, and the con-| while Intoxtea jurnped over the | Gor ne Miteh * influence among | Vernon, bas! itable institutions of th y. Board | tractor’s request for « her ex-| fence rail at Fir and Seneca s eget on { public works /and room will within reach of |tenaion of time i# now before the/ at. late this afternoon and fell 4 - 2 {and Mr. Walters | distance of 50 feet, striking on a formed Mite The penalty prescribed by the city] pile of bricka. He was taken to the OR. THOMPSON 4 7. am all accommodatic when the contract was awarded in a) Wayside hospital is believed to ” _ He wishes to know if) A feature of the home will be the| fine of $5 a day, which would make| be burt int would Cesee Robbins tn-| RB niess he e hard coal dis , operators chock oft | Contracts are taken for {hese M9 | ere a total One to date of 1430. The ~ At 8 o'clock to aystor by P operators | @ work, Seeretary Hagley withhold from the miners the elating §Olevery working girl A maxime fiteet paving, cleaning. » wer coo barge of $4 per week will be made ht, in the rooms Seer will be maintained for the pu ntractor explains that he was held| jot the Alaska a general re t of their union dt 1 that the city let all this w of aiding unfortunate w up because he could not get hia sup ception will be en Dr. Alfred te the unions ts . ne ; porn P reo OMIRG street cleaning and garbage | and procuring employment for them|PIY of rock from the quarries Thompson, member of parliament} by making the collection at “oo a (when (he Bew crema /when they are destituta from Dawson to Ottawa, who is here} certain. tery ts completed) by provite con-| Dr. Matthews delivered a very im-| PF FFF EEE E ERE HS ® for the express purpose of learnin ; | t random. from tt reat Sachs Bros. vos | |premive dedicatory sermon what is to be done in the matter ¢ | ep " me Greet Sens: Sree a : # A SQUARE DEAL FOR ALL. funds, ete, for the Alaska-Yukor 1 ‘ we the Alas ukon ery sty ery < ‘ Th Magnes, {109 ast Marion st] ON RIVER RUN. |® Acting Chief of Police Wit exponition to be in this city HYDE AGREED wey * ary material, and sU-cings Wierted to the police Sunday that} | @ land stated this afternoon that a the reception he will «peak, set- Every suit perfect in every faring the afternoon yor ne had} Captain B.A. Swift has purchased|@ the department was fully pre | ie From the way one case was de-/ ting forth what i guaranteed to fit to perfec r prices were $12.50, $15.00, $18.00 and jon. ee TO COME BACK by Secretary at a bw on some few worth $20.00. Your choic I ownership fol-| y at the air no0n.| NEW YORK, March 5.—-It devel 8. Matthews was ar sped today that before Hyde safled aving his team untied, | for Burope he agreed with Jerome ent for all available pur @ | When he appeared this morning to return when wanted and the/ poses.” Attorney De Bruler made a motion same agreement is in effect as was | that he be dismissed, as he was made with MeCurdy, It. in flatly] A 2 in that} denied today that Stuyvesant Fish | man to appear in © president of the the stern wheel steamer Cas $46,000 trom L. H @lered his house tty window Grough. Nothing the house furninn!r fopey tarvy. | Cook's Inlet, carrying mining sap plies to the Mt. McKinley mining The steamer was brought mand tm 1903. but wi pot corsa, and has been Iald up use, was found! Ballard since that time. ell for ray & Co., and will place her on the Susitna and 4) Yitma river route, at the head of { to exert undue vigilance at the different voting places tomorrow. “Every one will be » @ square deal,” he anid extra police will be sworn in, as the force te suffi cided in Judge rt thie | towards the « ning, more republicans je during this on's ¢ was enter | Sheffield and all this week, in- = ub this ing and any alterations nece y to insure 85 Eoeen whe was rom the aw meter eeteeeeee eee eee eeeetteteeee yurt with a strap in bis buttonbols | = E and a been slow in learnin, tne! i every law, Ju Gordon followed Attars | r mad. nd the} ster went his way with “ay — | ; TRAIN WRECK, WASHING ion that he “wise up ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Mareh Srconp Avenve & Sprine Srrert The Los Ar ted train has 1 several Mox just been wr |icane ki Mra. Pa SHE DIDNOT Morton's ar Alterations and Improvements “ah eg Special | Sale of Morris Chairs COME we oe pneary of feast nd id hl sem ae e ‘ ye x orter then’ a | Minnie Rien who has for thd}acemen? ie iy lve at P rt Muda a reg" x and within the reach and then come and the ROYAL PUSH n the world. household last Saturday tor ‘dieall li « |pearing. The police were asked “| % find her x It seems that Mies Rieman weal 1s IN THE CITY mh ¥ ha Alfred Thompson arrived sent to the city to make pu and was to return in time to hop but she did x Mies Rieman ply gone assist at dinn last nigh Daweon last night and while | “ae etc ahe snecee cad SOMETIMES He Seemed egies assets | Sree, Senoo ee BUT NOT OFTENT A, BRIDGE & CO. reat ‘ ¢ them out of the way of 3 . two years been a maid in thd byrra, it nocded. arter member incoln lodge Hg : oe geese he, ae Ge employe of Mrs. Camerc 120% | 5 a. O. U. W. Funeral or sie easy-chair which to rest the weary, bedy after a ay., caused a commotion ang 8 1 n charg t cut from or and potat os late made. ha bargains 1415-1417 Second Avenue cokualign a8 anak week are cleaned | closets wet val aw c $ * 1 r iu s ‘e Next Door to the Bon March