The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1906, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY,fMARCH 6. i ¥ FH idental av. re. Theater 4 back tn in kley hotel, or ’ MARINE NOTES Meleleleialelelelaielalelolel q « os * CARRIES OFF SAFE! * On the steamer Rainter, which ar * A strong man ontered the #| rived this morning =f Friaco * residence of A. H. Ruelle, 206 * onmee waa the fivat apring shipment of ® Seventeenth ay, north yester- ® |fiah traps. The netting will be *u ‘ tron sag a * . pert . - 9 taken to ltt 1, in the Holling . & $18 in or * iii,.woq per ton t f am strait, The Rainte » haa} | * | 3s Mellow Dn ’ le email amount of general freight cael TaOPT ELT eee | td me ° ; for Bea rehants, She natie| | ae r ; Eee Golden aie GRAND JURY RETURNS TRUE BILLS AGAINST @TEUNENBERG | gyonTs TesTiFies H on weer’ onsiiie DEPARTMENT OF STATE PROMPTLY ADOPTED SUGGESTION The steamer Chas, Nelson arrived | dts tip d WASHINGTON, D. C., March 6 k's SPAPER, PROPO@ING . thie morning at Mier -@ with 6,000 ey honts appeared before the senate| 20TH PAWTIES HELD CLOSING ; iu OF THIS NEWS? ROPGBING JOINT ACTION BETWEEN | sacks of t 1 460 tons of nolsE. ina mmivslon today and testl RALLIES LAS | r UNITED STATES AND CANADA TO SAFEGUARD sHippina | fuer! felen ¢ had at 1018 Idaho, March 6.—The eral others were indicted, but the tn seaned th voptonata Sof ees A AST NIGHT IN ry rs re first-class and 17 second-class pas | Rand Jury at Caldwell filed into | SUrt refused to even permit the | plies PREPARATION FOR TODAY’S|' per ce ON NORTH PACIFIC COAST—AN INTERESTING CommuNt. | **"**"* ourt this morning and the fore. | MUM ber - indietments to be given | _ oonve | flow a thy os a oan ** lout until the parties had been a ONTEST, Rind iy CATION FROM THE ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE, AN ha t will arrive at 3 at : & package of indict~|raigned, Information leaked het EF wus, $4 t 1 tomorrow ts to the Judge and 1 to | however, that’ 1 true | ~~ NOUNCING SATISFACTORY PROGRESS OF THE NEGOTIA. eouee Golfeeitings Seal hs te B asp palit vod Ctsene’ oat - 1 P Pruite : TIONS. ook bite. J © defendants’ attorneys ar , nt : | $1. log ‘ sat | 1 a pu Clark for murder and | wase presemt agd will demand an| | were held last night by the repub-| si 1 wie nt Calvin Taylor for assault with alimmediate arraignment to attack | tt ttte theat 4 by | k i nk ‘This morning The may have to make, the], gg is the next Alaska] deadly weapon. Hoth prisoners Were any weak places In the indietmen j wm one OMeE ORE OE 4 92.08 bn] , yepar now under the depart . L | ed and attorneys appeared to | The prisoners will bat be 7 the i t i ‘ ‘i State A i | ably nieipal owne arty at] per box & 7 from ak feration. ROA so A ge a a fend ‘hem ; : ta » Gobdwelk Qenilanea’ aa? ba | | , tb Washington 80 a nt 1 am, sir Ya tae , odes 1 that Moyer, Pettibone, | raignment, when the nature of t " 1o- | the Audi im on F h ay. nee t ie te fain, elena! by | enue. el Your obedient servant | Rian met © es eco laywood, Orehard, Adama and sev-/| charge will be definitely known A - , | Pine st. Good , ted t | per tn thts 9 ROBERT BACON A ’ ane, fo nn @ at. Good crowds atten bi per * geeretary, xiving to this nowe BRT E about 1,000 ¢ cement for G ~ — : ‘ “ take tee, | meeting jt 1.7); Hallowe + vn the credit for {naugurating Acting Secretary, | braith-Hacon & | : , ae a shen : ian urd dates pares : Telegram From the Star, | ’ . weg 5 ‘ os 4- | eee ‘ the movement ‘ action be | ¥ Wing: sdaabiees Woration:. ‘tniia tis Brown, Lechey & Kane are attor- | Balling ne Ad- | be *, per t , nd ( 4 | |neys for two of the gran 1 | “ rin, | 4 queen the Unite and Canad®) rhe telegram which was sent to] *’**k8" ports Baturday lot Jot liv John tt] a ' p : " an w | Jof John Sullivan living in lveland i F to build lieth sigh acy President Roosevelt, and wh es ‘ : sas hail } James Howe, attorney, was one | Calhoun, John rry and others. | Bay where the V a was wre il | follows | port, wh she will if | chet he. ala ag pot m7 -- ; faith a ope punication reads as fol-| 7 t " tt adivostok that he did not obtain full testi-|94dresses were made by Matthew wens h oe A. : Thee ore Resoevent P b | mony | Dow J. 8. Wilson and W. H re "7 ond Cheese Gtar’s Action Was Timely ton, DG a. i ta Bart are saile ond _ |! ad franchises now before the city | jason “Preah \ pot ment of State, Washington . the appalling lose of! ; | REALTY TRANSACTIONS IN PAST FEW DAYS REACH AN | wnell came in for © Mttle | butte ! wy 28, 1906. ndred and thirty-three lives tention tt Calh in the re - . i aoe sq » wreckiga of the steamship] ENORMOUS 8UM. publican meeting declaring that the] per'ip’ - ool oo . ~~ etle Daily Gt 4 at Cape Meale, near Cape ny , is try to protect the | ne cheese rattle, Washington. me ie that weleh Uptown realty transactions dur- curity company; price $93,500 Ht of the city against hrew4 | Bwing, per Ib, Ike, lin Sereat porte tn Gir: Referring to egram | due to lack of life | Ing the past fow days have avolved | Double corner on Highth av. and it ee By ne ge oo New York cheese, per the 2H ullimo. a to an emate rchase prices e Spring at om Char Cowen to ‘ . . ‘ e ~{ Se prealdent egarding the better | a ARRON purcl , nel Ww Tyg BALLARD, March 6~—nias are{*®4 3° Moore at the municipal Poultry r cas of $1,000,000, At the same time ! ; poe ; : oting declaring that when he be old chickens, per Ib so jon of navigation tn the San be North we orner of Fifth ay. and being received s ne mes t r all ications made per be rhe De Fuca str 1 have to state j tide lands and urban property¥4 Jackson at., from Judge J. A. Strat. | °°? ' sot t sidewalks i tolth tor relivend trandhiene |} wie your telegram JPOLICE ALL OVER COUNTRY | Maintains a br and in| ton to a buyer whose name is not |°% © A Bak ® Theil will receive p tention both | a se eee 4 meueral way 1 thet | given 6 $60,00 } one : to re-| om | “y " 4 r ~~ os thin WANT J.H. BEAUCHAMP, WHO | the loca S abEe genial ene ab woanth anv: | i ‘ ‘ a Og a erener | wiaise: i ‘ ! « nent ke | 1, per ton augers » in A . in the moat active ein the bi¢-Wand # st, taken under n | » would do with the 8 ich ae ecaer sae qpeerneents of CAN BE SENT TO PRISON FOR) tory of the cit mowitby Bert Farrar; stipulated purchase | : - he would with tb the ada. ¢ Cape Flattery, paat which LIFE. ‘ fauehprice $80,006 | ©. Wiawins Halla we, per ib S%e@ asnador ' Se ee ee py a Oe ay ti ' Sahioige? mutton, por b = a Se ee : } MA. i > Bust ’ b, per Ib, Ie; as | { property are car ener of Seventh ay,juition, on & woen Pike ast : one bgt Sse ag & | Pos ot ee Ss from Mr, Andrewe+end Pine, f non 8. |S Ay P re ‘ t to enquire | cause f ey wore se Ia not given; | H L fo ee sve 2, pe Wethe e dered probable that ame fart ester ¢ hs ot at Seventh av, and Stewart 1 James st Jackson Ke |i), Emote; por head § . aH lealom will | recx ‘ oA Tague got sie, now tn the! #t. from 1. B. Moses to an unknown | tate to a buyer whose namo is not . : ree Fish Benen nadian territory tengo § eusbens t| buyer, represented by Realty S¢eteiven; price $80,000. ‘ hy ‘ _ & telling on Canadian Straits » t ” \ « of er tb, 8% almon trout, al # and other aids to navi , on w 1 In Pueb _ _ ape ememgenges | Ta!la I } } dre Hike; frozen astiver : . and that the Canadian gov-| ships must pars coming Into Puget for seven sepa , r lr t } ken, | 120d 4 ove a v 7 Bg salmon, t will be prepared to carry| Sound ports, both Amertcs and and pek value of foreign exports amounted] 4). |, » alate jA " ‘ ng- | Per ; poe 5 oles, gat such recommendations at a you kindly wire reply for badly ba t |" > $2,496,253. | | t e M ee take rien. pee ‘As the Canadian govern: pubit r pay... > panes. { iM ty n de-| M ert, and | cod, per th, ¢ c 7 cael th F us Deputy Sheriff fine jates. of pier No. 5, was taken | | : = Body ma oe . $B edition signified its w . KE. H, WELLS. | . oe : with a fainting spell yesterday | . or or fi . f , t : tar. ah ’ t fe discuss any proposition Filter Seattle Dally Bta } : ‘ » Ta Wille detng * | ough ne per & - eo = | from Prosecuting pe 8 wo He had t mutte Ole a . Adjutant J. M. Wolfe will tle Hay and Feedstuffs. | Of Pusble, caying that unless! ’ of t = een er Nae uptial knot at 8 \ SOLONS TA lee eee ee nell : | city te very strong he would be glad advice an ‘ Mary t sb per tom: aifaltar ' |to take him to Pueblo, where be has Decemmary tO remove death of bh ' 4 fib per toni . home and he was able : P & sire oat t an. Joa t H t er ton; Pug. FFICE ON MARCH 1932208 Sai ME f: 4 - - . ‘ 3.00 per 0 C a MeCord Mercant pany, | ast ” per ¢ rolled whom Beauchamp is aald to have Next Friday « s the ( r i) cake meal. § ten money, has also notified Dep-| PEKIN, March 6 , \ at " ‘ ; as| an took, sagt eae z ae uty Liner that the man stole $1,100| government is « rte , ! t Fre ot = ‘ ven 3 The new councilmen + the different committees. ie that company and « Seg comes ; he Curnisned “ ’ . the Lime and Cement. gheted as the result of today's Te & practically certain that} on seven different A C. W. band t . riland ; ; “Dave” Rowen, hold-over cour : nt print Suro : W | i assume office * | man-at-large, will be ae ne sig ao sag t me HE HAS LEFT o Ladler Ald soctety wilt bala} t } peu, on Monday, March 19 aiding officer of the , e! . Sisal tone z A r} Pe bs oe at » creel om on ot the sent Rowen ols a and ay whieh | Mra J. G. ‘ Broa ard ie wit be called, © em. |looke invincible, It 3 . MR. GRASSE SAYS HE NO]; an Sat sire, Then, with fit.| that he has the - hen: tae. Sanamalin 4 ae | ported. last Mae ceremonies, the new incum-| machine, in the event “HI og yperms. = Doge recgh tema ctrl tors and says that Ch s LONGER SINGS AT CATHE-| rn. true pave a wh ty « rr ti feats will be led to their chaira,| re-elected from the Third ward “ows pore —— p of all the . rats «pt the tell fi ash # police ic eisaniontieidaabaae c take the recular oath of office, and| Other heads of department ct anes Was aeere . be atu ning DRAL BECAUSE HE HASNT) ee cttendanes, ee a 7 | For complete Plans, Spect- fallow tmmentiatety the election | ed will take office on the fe , A - : 2, whe a mis fleations and Details of st him in this city and the one “4 ¢t | Time eral days Gf & president and the naming of Monday, March 2¢ protect lk | Three ¢ = Wesktats ton | this — six-room Cottage rect penalties . ‘ m Pm — ~ | igh Reauchamp confessed t Steed f hand of Henry Langenbach | can be Ir ortff Liner that he cade - cason stead of ai-|>¥ & knot saw in almon Bay | built for Li ny, he will be sent t | Grane, forme the |Owner, yesterday aftern: $1,250.60, r * authorities t ** t ml ri. Hedrai, tr ., ie > take him. i hams } 1 o t nie | a pe . s ty Ps severa r P . . ‘ Mr! a - 60 cents t ¢ one were diacoy ing yesterday relative to ges tn] a ait BOOK lered. He was en in Tacoma after | th tr, sald , vend contain- [Scams worked there for several 1 was not asked to Ie : ing 50 CS weeks. He will not talk about his hotr, but did eo f pur ats House Blind and as helpless as a babe, as if I were sure in a mist all the | history or ante edenta, but saye he easons, I did not have time to A Grauer, of the t German ‘Vig Jim Rose sat in the sox hall time At iast | lost my sight com }? a no relatives in the w wah \ the — fam not a @ Baptist church, has reported to the © of the steamer Cottage City when | pletely. we mas. ly wife died several police that small boys nightly dis | Woerrived this morning, waiting for} Take Up Collection. F - de, a Blatt atic tintitealiahad “ = a I married egain. The turb the religious meetings by ome good Samaritan to lead him to) The boys in Juneau took up ale RANK CLEARINGS @| NEW YORK, March 6.—Dtatriet Seees Se Ger a) = reed CHICAGO, March 6.—The Daily | thr g stones against the side of r Bs hotel. collection and are sending me to|@ March 6, 1904 91.980.267.50 @ |Attorney Jerome appeared before romans t hot true.|Nows correspondent at St. Peters-|the church | Vor over 20 years Jim Rowe Philadetphia, my old home, where) @ March 6, 1906 789.18 @ | the grand jury this afternoon and ud imagine.” | burg quotes an official who é V W. V 0 h Ari hit ct Bived in Alaska, #rong and I hope, after a short time, to see the! » & | Presented evideoce based upon bis Jobn D. fell 1 $ home of oe 0 r ees, C e raving the perils of the unk Meht of day again, through the ald/ @ own tn gation of the report of 0,000 t ci it n pre Mercer 4 el Bldg. ‘Wilderness tn bis search for « $1,290,578.18 @ |the Armetrong commitics, He re venting a financial crash in return |r —_—— < OF “1 was one of the first of the boys! Officials of the Pacific Coast |» ; gw |quested the to give it the for oad concessions trom Tus- | / AMUSEMENTS. 8e go Borth, long before the news | Steamship company are looking af | py ee eee EE EEE EE HS keenest consideration in looking for . f nita tol ened away pscienaniinliieetnedilibis ‘of Alaska’s wonderful min b- ter Mr. Rose and hope to make ar-| - indictmenta of certain ance of ehna, and a grant of land on —_— hird A @ known to the world.” |rangements with the railroads to} Bids for the construction the/fictale, charging them with grand Jes of the prospective lines Marshall, who rooms in the 7 venue - * | She mid this morning. “A few years | give him a cheap rate east new ¥. MO COA y ‘Rgo my sight began ¢ but I did Inight. All were large a ry asked the rt quet-| used in the construc- | 5 4 th bee nade] RUSSELL & DREW, Managers, ‘Be realize | was slowly going blind The steamer Bessie Dollar ts due| expected and were turned ov th hetical f polit-/| m HUT tion of the roads. The czar hesi-|t of his wear- - Thept rubbing them, as it looked | tc from’ San Francisco. the building committee for a week. | ical contridutions by ins m1 | . G. HUTCHINGON, WHO CAME |iatoe to sanction the story untll the had stolen Week of March 11th ——— we | ‘o get instruc “*t HERE TO BECOME PARTNER | foUme assembles EXTRAQRBIARY ONAGAET to be guided gy! jis wtated that the crar has ordered SCOTTY, KING OF THE DESERT ‘ o TO ELECT WISCONSIN SEN t " - } “ terations and Century Company ' 4 to weigh the scontint he concessions plan MINE. 2 008,000. Miner Eleven Massive Set- Improvements Sale Is Still On Suconm Avene & SrrancSreat Priced Beds in Seattle 34.50 . beration ATOR. : j cate f iM | Attracted by the splendid po: | lities of the west, R. G. Hutehin Stanley B. Hart, son of James elling Thursday-—No phone son, & prominent attorney of Ma | Hart, of Christopher, died at the] orders taken until line ls broken, nette for the past six years, has | tamily res this morning of| Usual prices 6 aaihdedl to teeny te Beuitin, ts | typhoi The young man has $2,496 333 * $Hutchinson was tn the city last Jan been attending the high schoo! at yard Avenue 5 mary and became so interested in j Andere, and we eS Thoater | study injured his healt Lowest Bed, 4-6, cut from Bed, 4-6, cut { cy : which de RUSSELL & DREW, Managers. Bed, 4-6, cut fr $ $ sped into fever tterworth & The Most Popular Theater.” ge of the funeral ar — *fReattle and its poustbilities that he decided to resign the city attorne: ahd rmey ip of Marinette and go woat r Judge John Arthur and Mr CHICAGO, March 6.—Prir Teal | ——. pay LG may nae atehingon have formed a partner-| Teh, cousin of the present em " " Saturday Matinees, th in the| Peror of China, and Commis Ah are tare — The harbormaster’s report that during the month of February 45 steam and 12 sailing Vessels at-$y, Beattie, and 47 st Bed, 4-6, cut fr oners AURETTE TAYLOR, in and will occupy office Bed, 4-6, te 75 to. “u ing ships cleare block. i Chi, 1 LA, Ch rT $1.00 7x2x14 INDIA OIL STONE Red. af t fr am & port. The number of on blo ang ong L eng To and 7x2x1'/% N o 4 aoa’ ta Braahtnty lianded from constwise, A onvinced that Ses Colonel Chien Sheh Lin, with a ret-| : 59e THE WHITE CAPS’ Bed, 4-6 t > TO oe British Columbia. gn and local eat is the place for a yo Inue of secretaries, interpreters and : utter it has no A Big New Sensatios if » the ;.{man,” said Mr, Hutchinson today, | servants, arrived today and were | and metium side Next Week—Chas. A. Taylor's ports totaled 44,84 ber of outward b was 45,439. g tho month , goods valued {ae 1 shipped to Pacif mend this ~ Play, “8 Y, KING OF ey refund 1 DESERT MINE,” with WAL- 4a have ER SCOTT himself in the cast. hange tn prices on to the Untversity of Chicago } nt six years in the practice} of law in the state of Wisconsin, | 4nd the Union Stock yarda but my trip to Washington last They deny the rumors of the | ary persuaded t tho west lowager empress, and a replete with les for the | declare that there has b young man.” ture of the party. The death of the | | n no rup man > Bed, 4-6, cut from b angptgye Bik Sete Io Mr. Hutchinson hold the office of | said: “We havo learned much, and 75 2 80) to the {istrict attorney for a term and al expect to learn much more. |The $14.75 a toe 108 Bo Bona half and took a 1 things we learn may make China ot | tone eee eatile 9357 tone of imor.|t@ Vigorous campal 1 the greatest commercial nation, but | | tae a / © LaFollette |we think that other nations can 1 * ™ b fron {not tea h Q the scie © of gov "at pie sal - I ; » Orient | PACKERS’ TRIAL, peaalcgnany 3 | tobe | a : 8.75 ; 1 aw silk imported | CHICAGO h 6.—Chiat Sta. Ebrit, of the local m | alue $639 He na it the tn Saal” eke rosy | you want to save money daeniaty ay alowed gh ea rng Sng Sa i arc, He nt 2 nto |] SPAMNING'S CASH STORE Heady’s Barber Shop 1,500, The ation <a Cor, First and Washington,