The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1906, Page 7

it | F8R2aPraEeERE FSF Jeane ae * ® CEDAR RIVER WATER MAY BE i* ON THE FRONT Md SOLD TO BOUTH PARK ‘ - Whether the town of South Parle SAAR RRR supplied with water from Steamer fferson ta due from | the Ce river water maine or not, } Skagway aad way porte late thie) wt depead on whether the fn an ° e | Rarneson- Hibbard company haw . chartered the Hasel Dollar for ome trip to Viadtvostok the THE SEATTLE STAR--THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1906, | shortage or prospective ahi that #upply, ‘The afternoon tage in matter came be fore the fire and water committee | the counel! last night, and was ferred to Chairman Zbinden and | Steamer Blackheath has left the Bound. and in at the Uniog City, B. bunkers WO THIEVES JAMES T intendent Youngs of the wa DANIELS FINDS PAIR er department, te report whether | is more than ample water for} WORKING AT A WINDOW AND Transport Sherman, which in on/ all the needs of the city now be ne her way from Manila, is expected to| delivered through the bie maine FIRES TWO GHOTS AT THEM _ reach Seattle & lay tf they find that this t* the ease } PROWLERS ESCAPE IN THE Hoth the colifora Meteor and| {he commit will report in favor | . . ant wilt tend to pirat k Son’ ae . of selling South Park the water] DARKNESS. enna, A a ute coaling at the P, ¢ aren cage eople to a fresh revolution. [bunkers for San Franeiaco needed by It Poeapapers DAY reece ma fated! Steamer State of Washington ts , ; oe tion DY grt nn gr . on the Seattle-Bellingham rum in| James 'T. Daniels, a well known y ym Thy head keeper of tho Weal] vince of the Ute #toamehip man, fired two shots at day of the is, Scanee enamel of ( copia which in jaid| peter oe RY has received @ letter signed! iy for repairs burglars were trying to break qonatititl é b workingmen'’s league, ware into Kis reatdence at 2008 . Union ad that the _ “ " vim that the prisoners will be} British steamer Keemun, of Dod st. shortly after 12 o'clock on Wed gavven nook, the > ted May 10, informing him| Well & Co, has arrived at Us |nenday night. ‘There was nothing pas mate beta of hat his life will be spared if he] Bread at. dock, for cargo for the |whieh would indieate that either e . b . United Kingdom | ’ ' = mocke M reps his hands off of the bullets found their mark and De oat in the 9 . Revolution te fn the air, and the} Steamer Tampico has been char the burglars rapidly decamped tn a ine te greatest uneasiness ia felt tered by Chilberg Steamship com }the darkness mip be reseu a ck ND any, for » Nome with ame mal and wuy Working at Window Steamer Amur passed Tatooah : i thin catainn o4'8 each Or oon My. Daniele and the rest af the 4 Franciac loaded with re end [ family had gone to sleep, and pout ; plies from V uver, B. ( “ie mintites after midnight Dantels pues Hem Vascsuve If was awakened by the sound The Gene of the t 8, Const} of someone seraping around = the and ( survey, te at Ph . window He tmmedtately arose, and | oday and will be put tn readiness securing a revolver tarted to ta or her regular northern entignts Capt. Grason V He found two men trying to r ed the ul eo ote ing on @ this to assume his now | to better reach the windew, and the duties ax quartermaster of the Dix porting the one working |, Ship J.D. Petre wilt get away | te the sesh. Daniels fired two cee for the Alaska canneries this aft-| | at the mon on the outatde ; Re legneen, tailing teem Weldon dock! Ba | er appeared to have been hit ing othe sueretion © with a full carge of eannery sup} | hia after + thet | ead , the tin the — balla ree that ‘ pies ‘ he ante Dt a be ae ee agin 2 . ni tla eceiiaaltin 5 q ’ teen side in darkness and got -- ns ye will go out of commission, the crew | Alek ad oe eee owe many of the officers leaving for] 5 goted for the pas’ “ oes . Hteamer Plotades passed down | P'VERTON. the nd to Taos ni Vindt RIVERTON April 28——The voutok She will be In Seattle give by the Laurel elab latter part of the week ° Riv ton hall last night, wha western cargo. [a success In every way. About 150 Wee the fret time ta menthe,|Se0gte were present | mu here were no sallings \askan enjoyable ever ; = % - pager ht “a Loum hell ae mente od fram 8:4 | POR NEGOTIATING A $440, 0 LOAN RUSSIA WAS COM a ar that time © « rhe « and shut. | today San Franeiaco disaster |. and each one ERS OF EUROPE $66 00 « Item ‘ ab exteedting wy ( ' dj ting off of the water causes the|has place ving interests in « ont went home ¥ t i ' ‘ " t the peat dance thet the : Pie st. from (h , © pipes, mek-/| chaotic con prare. & t - ¥ ‘ ae that hax de eo ater than at oth The Alaska Count company has| CY save and spend another even Ba the prewent time a 2. * Pere VOR... -} BE BUILT BY HILL A week ago today, When Louts WE vicepresident of the Grea Sethers railroad was in drppet a emark t —e »® qe z : fe couertia, com x one of th Atlas fastens. sk age ; le te ent interurba with the Harrin Rew mode of commencing with |'"6 nHOUNCed BIG IRISHMAN RESTORES LOST _ | their next sailings to the we a wir iren he Sots SAYS 6. N. HAS FRISCO BABY 10 1TS MOTHE to the Northwestern Steamebip company, for business to Nome and | —_ . the westward | AN FRANCISCO, April 2—A na 4 the | Steamer Humboldt sailed for} | 6-n he-old bat tor t y ona Skaqw last night with a full | faye * ! ® moth t A cargo of freight and $0 passengnrs ithe Fe . 1 \ B. Hoggatt went north te fra » fear and « an trom | ; | mean, and from there to Sitke, to| + shen : Vensels at Anchor [take the oath of office as govurne: ye “ * of Alaska. Jack Dalton, the Alwaka| | Find t by | pathfinder, went to Halnes, and | the described it 1 . |John Kalem, the Skagway and Patr-| | big aced, redet 1 Irian) ote 4 Pe banks merchant, was a passenger | « |teameter set himecif the task of ‘ e which will revolutionize Managor Watson, of the Alaska: | all Hines. tific Steam mpany, has re | j th “ “er From Seattle t mB taat | Ceved we Caine Trove Kaw tho Gok : was ft , train, tonehing at Ba monde | aoa . M che abteal aad Mukilteo would be inaugurated sat poetiing oth ¢ " Seattle and Tacoma the) ,on oe? aera 4 at will «a " and posseng Watson was or be a direct cut © prem Quick Delivery Made Barope, studying ween Seattle and Tace epene- on * he stateme ad t . wrapped an ol lay t 4 —— 2 we in Prane Portland and Vanceuver | B . a suffering ¢ kof cere! Sundey wear f he emall ~ wen ané wee it te true EB Pree tenerten ve som aulPSb Sadie tts] REALTY TRANSFERS | : i af whe rao File official stated that, with the pleted across the Willamette ] ase uble with |The fi « loons, with a» Mother Overjoyed. : Se Great Northern. « an av a he targes rt i the of- | pieinly ° " t, the tears , “ott i fate fom the principal cities . ~ os on . Eactert) This t tw decorated with a pir ” rn je it ties the Great Northern would rl track ie pert ex . and » me al. | tm tive ctetion. [t is stated that | direct tine by Janes Woed! = « ee decor t ° f J c RT ~ . . y to mm y ery ® - i h y I N. P. OFFICIA pny age j t houble puff 4 wit - m2 ti LS HERE. ahs ~ |APPROPRIATES $200,000 broidered band. Het & a of J and ‘ rt, general super $4.009 two lote at 3 OR dag ogy neta eae ron ng 1 ag 1N ' intend of rh Northern Pacift H * ms a0 ge ~~ t his “} t usiness connected with th on Ninth Be oa me ns a | UP MURDER GLYMPIA, Ajrit 26. —The author ME Mt Montesano refed ola, to Giver Murderer Arins'rong | Garding quarts of the »' ate n Who arrived there to ta) @ man to Walla Walla, w to be hanged May § " Delge Bike of the snperior court a Met the prosecuting of fouaty held that t @ must persomally 4 b : Set and death warren be # 3 2 at the penitentiary b e WP Of the Iasi legiaiai ore W Gower Mate guards. FUNERAL. ices for M ‘ . Wife of the la 4 Davis, were bait thie of faleth from tie tm BM Mark's church FA Spauia GR Lake COTTAGE city AT JUNEA Cables trom June: Cottage ( Sere horthbound ar tle aalied south camme the had arrive Me freight ang MT Honey at ¢ Both will go afterneen to Tae ASK FOR REGRADE, ai a od befere the strests me 5 " ‘ } . can ashing CONTINUE THE FIGHT | » weer | | ; | ered “ | {rights Improve | AUTO CASE SETTLED. | ee auale <—Threegh wd - m in the line of feder STEVENS TROOPS ORDERED TO FRISCO ou ™ ~ alnet irtve hat eins WAS ‘ NT A . Affected sidenta« ° are a : ve e . want h ugh had $ n ’ od ‘ ‘ a oe p The Impre me . " « 2 nae nas wen “ 7 e, whe Wheleer Me 1 the Stat 3 . e n. F i | Kosar Wanted ore ° | LUNCHEON AT CLUB . e * « [CHURCH NOT INTERESTED. + KIRKLAND. AP ‘ e sor avalry ' # os, : ri Lake Washingtor he @ Beat ar t her hi sna od “ . . . t “ avugh nol BUCKMAN AT FRISCO row 7 a , 86th t y t oF | “ 1 , 7 on igen ‘ ‘ F PYTHIANS RAISE FUND . 3 1 c » | 8 : FURTHER LIST OF VICTIMS. N Ls ‘ s r WANTS D KAGE - , the F MISS SPRECKLES MARRIES ol conTast E " / ; . oven : N It S ANGELE ba 7 EUREKA TAKES SUPPLIES BAPE IN — ‘ KLES, A , ‘ : D. ( ' ‘ : | ~ - THE BARGAIN STORE a s ™ ‘ane . . ‘ 1104 First Ave. 1104 First Ave sing rs . , POSTERITY PAYS THE BILL LLED TO ALLOW THE BANK- FUNDS FROM NORTH. Nome $10,411.60 has been ted to San Francisco fund Candle Creek haa given $1, i Solomon $501.60 ling the Noe, to s@ rendered a Hammond of Ellen M. M ure $1,612 for services just across the Sound, is ‘ ed as an ideal short ride— le, with good » fare most refreshing point yund for those who apr re the quiet and simple Iife The Pacific Investment Co, of the Walker Bldg, has control of many prop. in vicinity and re- yort t » of several water front during the last week one OLD MOTHER AND HIS PRIVATE CAR his private car 1 to a fast train at Richmond, and sped to Indianapolis, where he a { noon. Car- riage and other relatives p n house to e a yards, where the big ar, containing other relat was sidetra It was a brief but happy gather £ markable fo fact that at men show so much def- erence te the mothers who taught v b rat iy ' which ada r f lB Cash Register Exchange WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE CASH REGISTERS We pay highe:t cash price for ters, The Sundwal Co. Ist Ave