The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1906, Page 7

“P@h &e "kh SF EB i F Ge? g Bhs E* En " @ & as "04 fn sEACETHEy «=f ek $Sa8) | meee F 1 au} ‘lh FR & Gaal . or ea) 4.{T STAR—THURSDAY, THE SEATTLE "| ENTIRE CITY NOW DOOMED APRIP. 1906. filed form NO GHARGE FOR =< CALL SHIPMENTS SOUND le ikapey ig BUSINESS HOUSE IS LEFT STAND Dod re . NoT ONE cong na bel TANDING, 1 | STEAMSHIP COMPANIES OFFER b kare Dats oo ah re eee i the " of & AND RESIDENTS ARE MOVING FROM DWELI FARE SPACE® FOR GooDe PORT r To NSEND, April 19, ao ioe nd ot J. M at INGS, CONFIDENT THAT THE DESTRUCTION Gia pod Naavan Ge Piiees bye ; J " WILL BE COMPLETE | RAILROADS WILL ALSO “Ole lp AY of o , @ des | | HELP a availa ny Figen | y | od tis ae ve : cous MELP FROM a alin . T ‘ ( . x at & o’elork x > ote ' | a nd the building fort ailroad t : h pe i ser A “ Je " : t a by ' the a a \e T mer wa 1 . i c - . T q wa away to ‘ ferer 7 in Ap ‘ : f * t 1 in a ha rub f | fle Coa ag | | ay ey Se fist UNERD MEETING CLOSES | “on a8 possible er bocal dock CONTRIBUTE | Jao : ved : eding KI A J ete ‘ He « F . gupcoves OF THE MARINE LAUNDRY ARE FIAST TO COLLECT cars would be placed — - = on eight Pra vaguerwoe dy o . + ga i by Rev, K . FRANCISCO - sins to Portland. ‘The O. KR. & il the end n this city, stated moroing 7 } ee eee out bing . yea} hittott arta fund lamage, the latter dig] Would attach all cars from Sea “ "san he sad thax toe worment |}. / ‘Tr Neester, sufferers in the stricken ompletely ruined. to the traing leaving Portland fo due there. Where the u a) A wen BREMER ESCAPED | Se ai : mA ‘ i Ay The Chan wh — 8 wh "7 0, reached st t ‘ . and rematue the on clock in M - e za | Chris Kiein, sent to the peniten \, ' ree of ty by a ® w 4 hae i there the - © . | this county last fall for |r ‘ ' : ; : =| aan trostiie, wi A ® « wes par you- 17) : extent of 17 pa amer and >it ' i Am on @ Portis | The French etodents at Che dadh jal! here, prevented n 1 " wa 1 t night * school are wor bard ot) bhetr mmpted jail break n and . “ no =. errow night t ~ one anual play to be presented May and. When ordered t ' King all of the puplle im (ine gg “ an calle agli =| 4 nace, —DIGNON WAS hes: S at Christenson's hall. Tha‘iphe he supreme court, he wa » cont ie mown. Arrange-| W wilt t ft arrow known as “Atha It t& fashigns verai King county officials helped i a a - “i po cab oe ne: ets se" prreng PAVILION = : = & good chorus HEAVY LOS Ee ON THE," Among tt . «(Ma ald and Midder, ¥ . ments w 8 J & « last named acting|San Francisco holoca J “ re aa sts At 4 former w known re im te * have telegraphed authortt ger . nia «© Cattt a a ota gar an a tures mo f dan Francisco ah ated Ma i vw n the bank a this city had received no - ip os 499) As tar as Western ay, comm ~ ding ye re orned o Lot . c f Mr Dignen’s war 7 oe 6 ened, the ‘Bas OUI, April 19—Gor. Folk | ,. “ste fie Francisco calam not be fe cbt sont « telegram of sya 7 se ore, The vegeta arriving fr xt to Prager & So to Gov. Pardee and sald he)...’ oe 4 oo ra he Bay city by steamer f° [would tewve a proclamation asking ||). Turree end the ot ed, have cut very little figure int? Mayor Sehmiix, San Francisco jhelp for the earthquake victims " Market ot woal toark . Th Ca = nie an Se wih way can State of Wesh-) wagiiNGTON, D. C., April 1 acomt to the Gna 7 par nia and reach Seat tego best weve you . —_ he executive committee of the!" j by empress Seirairickes at news of disaster |g merican Red Cross has decided ! last March that Mr.) “the orange and marke Gb eatiom to render practical 8% | ake an immediate appeal for ald ted siste will be short f : “ sco sufferers The scuthenant SAD onl rong; JRE - ‘ new Bigned ALBERT MEAL i - Hirected the secretaries |¢@Uehter, to keep ho: fue San ox werernae all state branches to iaue ap ether in the Caltf io feb unaietenne No advices have CHICAGO, April 19.--Chicago w as wactetneee, pod =" off, but tebe immediate official action t 1LDPIELD, Nev, April 19 a neing to come Mn relieving the suCfertmg anc des!) ifietd, in the heart of the South aoe aoe "| ‘The effect on the Bean an® wage jaaren cannot be resliced. aa pew fatioa in Sao Francine Bering of the city A special « ti has been Nevada gold mining ms to be the first city in the = vee 3 Sieh. at which resolutions of | ¢ he San Prencisc i ae vane ot MBPDY Will be tendered the Yesterday 94.200 was r Ite rancieco ott ich were store ‘kes city. and Mayor [ @ will! night it is expected thei oy omened ae ~ i Masthorine! to appoint a will amount to $16,000. Twice he _gative reaetable prod re MA Mpeeanting ali the best houses, amount is promised, if the need re je conaiet of she lottane ade, organizations amd nationa quires ‘fim in the city, to take charge of mntribations of money and sx) Which will be sent to the Pa t = Ml vig ] PARIS, April 19.-——President Fal Heres has telegraphed to President Gee Os rapidly as pownitle Roosevelt an expreasion of France's | today of the er i , mos jound sympathy with the|'™* members of the dep U8 ANGELES. A 9 —Tris| UP . Aaphemny poner Boing won web tiny 47 bas lost no time in going to the | P nisterial cout + igen ee agnor Rit of stricken Sag Franc tecx Ge prety one Praloarnagh soaies-w baal Pua Sea 0 and decided to for-| tion tt Ie thought thet the fund — 2 heed a public suber ca dues Selena: gaeted the teen greg all yo ones - KANSAS CTTY, April 19—Mayor | with a contribution of § feted $0000 HF. Huntington ager ey a ainee msec at ~ gg gggellagenordne Go treet rajiway magnate, has | vention hall to arrange rellel for the over the raising of relief} ST. PAUL, April 19.—Mayor | uy The Star revealed a disiagligé. Gad pledges the sum of $10 gram to the to t tian , . < on to take any ac tng Oo, extending he Waal wton Ase wards a J thon sympathy of the etty of St. Paul y. « al cur te a) f the puts offering any ald that may be 1 Se Met Me 5 etiinen " t ” be br a Ran } . t relief funda" Clow {the Western Union Tele-| | t saoraltb cube 1 2 ai . an aph mpany made this a 808 dele A beret ber 4 @ (ree omentic iomaeee roatioe | BERKELEY ESCAPES, BEFORE BATTLESHIP that (¢ mania re 4 BP owe > ey the at that | y “tiga 5 . he i of ' bon : ad ral ing | We the watfering rete d eng Eom a . 5 } bean gtHORE A o—An © Ma to a | See no damage was Cash Register Exchange | Ae OTON. B.C. April 18 WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE | . ent a raphic transt CASH REGINTE RS i} eat ed The Sundwall Co TON. 4 FUNSTON REPORTS William Steffen, proprict ft the pa mat Madison park, this afte ON THE DISASTER = eve Fo sur the at vy * c ay ‘ a D. C, Aprit 19 to a Ke tee other or this morning wired | ganization that might desire to give | # { war as fol an entertainment there f one I hes received fit of the San Francl« w i Pe “|FRIDAY AND SATURDAY’S GREAT BARGAINS “Uncle Sam’s” Confiscated Sale 500 Men’s Suits es, will be sold as follow $6.00 and $7.00 Latest Spring St $3. 156 | we 1 $11.00, ted Suits, worth y Cassimer worth $10.00 an Fanc YOUTHS’ SUITS I $3.50 ears > and lar $8.00 and $o.0« — $5.50 | BOYS’ SUITS Be $1.45 $1.95 th $3.00 to $ MEN'S UNDERWEAR } 11+ nish Bal Uaderv orld Renowred Ur gazines, reg . MEN'S HATS. SHIRTS, ETC es - w ALASKA 1317-1319 Fi » ween Union and University vc WATERFRONT PROPERTY . AND COUNTRY HOMES OUTFITS HELP THE cretes | SUFFERERS Me But save money by buying, on *| Friday and Saturday only, strictly ed \fresh Washington creamery butter i 25e per Ib. Jersey Butter St x ke wt e of Scotch Tweeds, guaranteed all wool, th $12.90 . $7.95 nt All Wool Blue Serge Suits, worth $15.00 Dongola es Shoes for Faney Kid SI i Kic Quality t Leather Shoes mg School hoo! DRY GOODS in Dress S » full A9¢ ors, 5 yards for 15¢ Se¢ 19¢ Se se 10¢ le ritings yut at once, rst Ave. Ralf Bk uth of Union St.