The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1906, Page 7

Y @OES ON Leaps TO HOSPITAL —'S FOUND. IN A HUDDLED HEAP ON SIDE WALK, WHERE HE prom SECOND FLOOR OF HOTEL. ing & night's aprec n Baie trom. th Alaska botel this morning ar AN. Lewts, hie con gebanch, Who was sloop! a the pane room, Was taken Co Headaia fare by Patrolmen Hadeen and Lee fer will be eit im case any ¢ i necessary FeuL yn Ist ay Satan | CHIEF DELANEY _ LAID pst SERVICES ARE OVER THE REMAINS OF THE RATE CHIEF OF THE SEAT TLE POLICE DEPARTMENT— HUNDREDS WAIT OUTSIDE THE CHURCH. HELD WH solema and impressive the last rites were cond femay over the remains of Thos Delaney, late chief of police of He Cithrons f walk We stood with dared beads as be coring parsed th Daainess thorough ‘maea depot at the foot ‘feb &, from where a special ha the caeket sid funeral pany te Calvary cemetery Requiem Mase Was Sung Chureh of Our Lady wt Sth ay. and Jeffe The cb to the doors aad hun waited on the outeid Worlock the church servi ve ot Co bet ween aprulsed te the hearse patrolmen with Eecert of Police band led the by two pl fell uniform Paloclothes tw t were preceded by firemen. Sheriff Lou ‘aad bis deputios were in line, rdéers to line of sone of m fro Aes ae gene Ee aa e TRE See States customs Ged until the noon howr, all employes attending (he ery af municipal fepartments oc @homobiles, and Mra. le a brother of the dead chief. chfidren and o io fiends o: the farmi!y Patrol Wagon In Black Biaped in black, the patrol! waxon ft courey the floral y of them elaborate and came from the police department. the @ Pot Townsend, where Mr Was at one time chief of employes of the customs men tn the police and co Me Mpartiments, from ex Mayor gad dorens of other or 1. #55 tee woh por, and people who had friends of the dead his Hifetime Are Pallbearers. oe and six emen | active pallbearers. The from the police ¢ latiuded Patroimen Wi ‘Wiliam Carr, John Wick WALKS OUT ‘ OF WINDOW pag h the} i ‘aad the palltearers carried | The detec | Moore and al! the)! 11 THE SEATTLE STAR-WEDNESD. CONGRESS PREPARING TO SHOOT CANNON INTO THE PRESIDENCY THIEVES WORK DURING A FIRE | Of Chicago; Martin Madden, | chances sec | same city; Jim Watson, of | President Roosevelt's invitation to] WMILE HOTEL @eRWIN Was, while th tment wae The Big Birthda Party f tn Hana; Littauer, of Now York, and | asoond the supreme court bench | plaghi watas os from “ The party leaders have been urally er Cannon to a Ww. H. M i of the to Be a Hot “Candidacy” Launching) wii sist tytn witty teh is is bio THROUGH THE ROOMS AND] i.e, t Meiag the lous of moma ~ rn . ad revolt in the political at-| The Indiaua members of the} -y¢ ye Pema larm clock 00K AWAY A LARGE QUAN hing, « grip and an alorm Lewts and Hurley had been drink Function- Hustling Young Men of the House | mesphere, tnd the ehaneen OF 6 Bry-| house are in an embarressiag 0 at Big Booty. and did Rot go.to thelr toom B |a" a Hloarst or « Bailey rifling the |sition, There In searcely aman of| TITY OF VALUABLES. i et ae w'elooh this tornte i popular wave to power has set Men n whowe heartde not with Can | Me apartments @ beghees: Gelock the palrolmen tenti ack of It---Some Other Painful Boomse=s tonnes wire. '2 power has set them | them whose heart de not with Cap | were thor ned, tor in sume lying tn a heap on the atone “ ” the people.” of the Fairbanks machine they the roof of the | «| cas be ae tewalk. He wae unconscious, and Speaker Cannon Says Tush!’ About It. Thay ay Root will not do, Fatr-jfeul that they cannot offielally ine |) at 1444 Fifth av, was burning | iady's” gold watch, an overcoat, @ as quickly as poasible he wae re. ny rot with Cannof--not WD | at 6 e'clack Sender evenina Aegon . y moved to the hospital for medical now doubtful, and the |til Fairbanks withdraws, There 16 4] thieves went th aie re certien at (ne 2 ae yt Pp attontios ara |movement on foot to bring about |nomination I loteresting tthe of an th , = — BS a oe sa a - coacains te thie By Gilson Gardner, tha house of representatives will |this result ‘ ri ye eT ash,” be aye ween the ob f+ alla tie’ 4 sat ged i Dagan Hotes lothing and th of whoes. Washington, April 28—-A “sure [#t%8,9 ble “birthday party” In hon! The Ohio members of the house | ject is mentioned. “It's all very | report ie fe hs 6 Everythi tate t a © jor of Uncle Joo’s Toth anniversary, |do not feo! at liberty to declare for jlovely and very ploanant and ver ry ennee . wayerrthing pointe te the fact that suowgh” movement te on in con | “Uncle Joo for president! A man |Cannon at this time, ‘The obstacte | mplimentary. ‘I appreciate the| ‘The votice vem’ ie Coratary | %3™ the ox t all of the walked out through the ball and (fiiieg: sake Joseph G, Cannon, of jin as young as he fools is Senator Forak The latter ls|kindly feeling among the boye| us the clevere beng bay igi hyp ry open window while asleep. He wae | tenn e: the Rext republican candi | That will be the theme of the din: |likewise « candidate, and his junior |whieh makes them talk about tt. | has ta ‘ tie tee af the police Seale dressed only in hie waderclothes, [aetna f° Bresident of the United |ner colleague, Senator Charles Dick, Is| “But look at me, Do I look a4 If! ‘There ja no « idonttty 08} sree Ss tates adtanes te Sta | The committee on arrangements already out ia an interview an-|I was born yesterday? It's pot tol the per amet noe " _—_— Lewls Was Asleep. What will amount to a formal jis headed by James A. Tawney, of |pouncing the Foruker candidacy be, Mot.om this. plane of existence, | ine toons og Peres) bra Ang Aegon Peeler ep tase ii Lewls did not know anything | 'une hing of the Cannon boom will | Minnesota, and includes the young| Uncle Joe Cannon's own attitude | my friend. Not on this plane of ex-| iiss “ about the accident to hin compan. |Clr On May 7, when his friends in jmen of the house, ike James K.lon the subject of the presidential | istenc fon watt! the poticement went to the | oom and awakened him. At first} CS EPA AAR ARAMA RANA AA “es ?Ideal Woman Is iG heeade | : Westen eae) TRAIN SCHEDULE Pacific 4:20 train connection here bee Bs ag oar ngg more than vied To warn, to comfort and com ON MAY 20 AND TIME WILL / fond make a new fast jule be ords in length u id : man, Swan Hadeen and Jack Ki nae twee ‘ort lan ancouve | She eaend of hones pave home Pe : Among those received this morn | And yet a spirit, ati!) and bright & REDUCED over Two! Just . re ee og ped Sean nan boa a Ki [tng several were of greater length | With something of an angel Rineus to leave the shone diners Tate, Tae a tame tekman, Hol: |than fifty words, and the Ideal Wo Nght HOURS—CHANGES ON OTHER | {inins (0 etye ee eal inatond a editor es oo led te n " ae - oatge hay The escort from the police depart + ell en wa mpelied to throw ROBERT P. JUARES. "LINES. jof the buffet diningcar now in ment whieh companied the re " “2514 Thi . | use Tt fe ¢ seis 6 hird Ave, Seattle oor and Patrolmen » gh ayy Bowe ig a 6 teen ee vn thetr letters. If it le desired that An Ideal Woman should be Af The | r A new train to be known as the | Peterson, Prothers, Tom Ryan, J | (0° D4me should not be used, a fle (devoted mother and loving wife. | May Seattle Spokane Express will be the Burkman, Dam Delphin, A. M jous name may be givea for pur her greatest enjoyment in lite) of tis train se hon the St “ Kent, Bilis, Mason, Le Count, Pot f publication should be to have all within her} PaulSeattle route, and the coast| “dition, This train will be co jee pF Br - a . The contest will remain open ft home love het. a the most trying| line to Vancouver, B.C) Besides the | plete, with up to date rolling stock, | severnl days yet and between now times she should be the moat cheer-|'ain schedules @ new train will be uding buffet slecper and di and the clase e nature of the ful, and try to enable her children| pet on between Seattle and Bpo © schedul be as fol-| prizes to be awarded will be am | and husband to see the beauty of | kane This announrement was Leave le at @ p.m, ar} nounced home, sweet home’ when all seems} Made this afternoon from the a#-| rive at Spokane at 9:30 4, m. Trains | j dark and cloudy wtrtant general passenger agent's ve Spokane at the same time | Among the letters received this “CHARLES STEVENS. | flee and arrive in © in the morn. morning were the following . vo ne Oriental train which now! ing. This train will be purely lo My Ideal Woman must be neat 160T% Fourth Ave, City” leaves Boattle at & p.m. will veleal, affording paseeng between and respectful. lat her eyes aM eee dally at 9:30 a m. The Oriental! Seattle and Spokane opportuntty | her hair be any old color, for as will arrive at 7:45 p.m. The run-|for traveling. Heretofore tt tong as her heart ts in the right The Ideal Woman ts the one who ning time will be cut down 2 bours| through trains have stopped at only will share with ber husband in the ‘battle of Hife and seatter her « fections, Kindness and sympathy, | however the circumstances m turn up. Yes, one who will print | the word "home’ inside her heart | place tt does not depend upon the complexton ¢ ure of a woman, if she will mako a good and true Friday, Junior Dey at the etate| wife Blondes and brunettes are university, will be the occasion of | easy to find, but | am waiting to }the only boat ra: of the season, | find my Ideal Worman—a good, tr and 10 mé th portant cities and much ag Vancouver Limited Change | tagoniam has ben raised. This dif The Vancouver limited, which bas | ficeulty will now be eliminated Tacoma, June 21-23, one and a third uniess a face with the Portinad/ honest helpma and enttle when adversity comes rate from points in Washington. | Rowtng club ts arranged later. Since “W. J. MeNRELEY” ' “DENNY” Washington State Grange, at the San Francteco earthquake the Spokane, June 67, one and a third | rate from nts in Washington races with Stanford end Rerketey | hace been called off end the annual interciass celebration will be the enly shell racing the collegians wit! | toy | Friday witt ano be the vceasion of fan inter « baseball game and an Inter-clase track meet, gb Juniors 4 freshmen competing with the in Beattle, \REFUGEES ARE (eee ALL AT WORK AT ZION jham, May 24-26, one and « third | rate from points in Washington, | Idaho and Britieh Columbia } nfer Lutheran noe at Everett ae a cae Gums goed seinen eed CHICAGO, May 2 Prophet | seas eaad 8 third rate \ —- = f orted to be : potnts ington and Brit: | WILL, ORY SHOR Geert, sarah sone TEE HAS | which they received in the calamity | (URE MS nom ia Shilub mind Seventh Day Adventists, at Puy oo CARED FOR OVER ONE THOU- [eevee & a aes eens 1, {Sho wae refused admittance and |allup. May 1020, one and a third | He chains committee of the city erented © neane from potnts in Washington | cunctt thie morning agreed to re} SAND PERSONS FROM of tn that city. Seattle was en- |°"T ee “nie followers denied that } rt taverabl on * inane tunate in having £ ” vt ne but de | : at Fae | FRANCISCO AT A SMALL EX. ce eee vir igs his illness would be fatal, but | trawn by the legal department of he city appropriating $500 out mol hia condition City are clined to specif The residents of Zion sald to be in an simost Ses BARING BW tenths of whom have been provided | AO REEN with positions and restored to a con: | Aition of seif-dependener and useful. | s. The work of the thie condition enables us give practically alt of them om | ployment simoat Immediately upon their arrival. From the applications on hand f of work I feel that we PENSE. the Judgment fund for the purpose emunerating Jeanie Smith for claimed to have of the} pervonal Injuries been suffered as a arelesaness af the « At an expense which will mot Fr mi} we seve persone to do rewult ever $1,300 at the ow he hows. | vertous kinds ity. Mise Smith |eued the city Tor 95.000 and the set-| ime committer of the Chamber of | could have found places fo: cast Hement ie a compromise, Commerce retief commitios bh 2 more without serious diff eared for upwards of 1.000 refugees | culty + than nine GOES TO PENITENTIARY. president of the Chi Paul ratiway Judge Hanford this morning re} 8. A. Cannell, who te in ch sentenced H. Salta, a Japanese, to) cunmition we) President Ro o's guard « “asl a year te the penitentiary at Mo Rann ban sed at ioast,.| White House tved from Wash-| . ‘ Ro ‘ approachtr end, of a.) ae ts Bg ani SORE a Neitcg Trcaght a Japenese’ giri| from this time forward st wilt bel tomer Oa ucts Netel. Mr. Com Teh che viak's counel into the United States for Immoral | Confived to curing for * few PeoPle) nei secured the information which | ‘, A aera” & mg varposes, Saito was tried and com- | ~"* - : s ewulied im the arrest of George | a he local attorne vs at Ty and sestenced | 72M8 unable to care for themevives) 1.4 Adame, the assay off LONDON, May A grave na] WH a the | y¥ victed Inet Janwa for the present i b A ‘ aclic. vapeting welineed cunt at that time, but appealed to the |r ‘* >» | denser, Mr. Conmell will give al scandal has sped over ~ ec 1m ciresit court of appeals, where bis But Few Expected. etimony before the @rand jy prety on ones ¥ t - tere embraced th ttle exte dismianed From time to time it is expected| - | plans of the pattioship Dread: |. | ayant that a few other persone will strag McCAROLE 18 EDITOR paught, launched @ short time ago.) ° a ea eee jo tt the from Oulife a and lt t» belleved that it was , a od Page choot seh for ald, but h MeCardle was today cho® ito a foreign power by navy the plans for the focal tr fp agpeeinaraagihemsg len editor of “1 ifie Wave,” Officials, and returne | = jane a saat jerman ship riechen,| the number of these will not be ment officials, a arm In a . lec : the official paper of the university. | adm thr the mail after | waterway. It is announced that wh 4 an Coated by the | large j . | ‘ . io arrived at Juneau! The} ae who were *D-| EX .SHERIFF LOSES HORSE. |" oy sed t ted Bay thie morning tn ed tranep b j ts 4 * ward | w are and. . i oae emer Salv William ¢ aa, Gr-cheriff of] America on account of in, loon will immediately tow living at O'Brien, bas} the b a counte wi n as the fras alt, where she will be heritt Smith stoal-} Dre adnaugh | chise tae bee n the @rydock for extensive | her hu BRINGS MUCH GOLD. i — NOTHING DOING YE NE DROVE INTO DITCH Bdward city for Thom gw YORK, May 2—It was arned in banking circles here this nson has sued thbhlgmernoon that nothing of a de ) for driving into a! gkture has yot come to ight in re wet The « brongnt gold shi ae city @ larges which he sa In a street pose Alaaka this seanon Pr but 200 feet from home ef » ndle for ones had $181,000 in gold fr ge , | Street Superintendent Walters. The struction of San F ous Treadwell mine. + ee ny aes place is on 42d av. north. The ATE a she Pea me to have Keen seriow t anes of ¥ and ¢ on| HL M. Teel has started an action ALLAS ain Sto Five | extent| Georgetown before the games were house @ to a telept " PROPERTY INVESTMENTS Et ° ro made detemtan's. Teal from "rmett he * . feant f i are made defend. fr McK y Tr h . ae | ne of t nat allows the recove | ee be held tm Maattio bed ot . 4; QO : ; ONDE SOLD ON DOWNTOWN REALTY ADVANCE RAPIDLY IN mye fooecche cae atnen large du @ next three Sia ominks whe acdtbane nase oa VALUE—SMALL INVESTORS INTERESTED AGS WELL AS cs BENEFIT FOR ACTORS dank anand cakeite: eaies « it LARGE ONES—ONE COMPANY SELLS $174,000 OF ONE ISSUE D» foe ee eee ele ot Cait, Great Northern this afternoon. The | a ra, 1 SINCE MARCH 20 | of the housing com fornia fe being planned by ( rates for the convention Th try is Mooded ‘ — | cates those wt ae @ Fist rg og Pte Aageles, which convention | wires are down, and no further 5 ; Fs Trowe < . $174,000 since M b, when they! others » will come afte Choatrical paopte wre presisealiy deo en canceled, owing to post-| single ro, and Seeptionalty act * Many Are Fr titute, and need « mes and stage at | #0 of the best businers Pew if any 1) paraphernalia before they we Phe following are the various) KUHN PLEADS GUILTY. Bide city. some , ate " «| pare engagements. The date of the | Conventions and rates | Over one bundred men are throw- | local benefit will be settled in a day | n Bible conference | , nm | - fing dirt on the Seattle-Roston rail-| or two H Vashon Island, July 21-21,' George M. Kahn, formerly post 4 . road grade and the force ts to be . one and a third rate for the round! master of West Seattle, entered a e of or Fe OF Oey eee een soon ae a second camp| SIGHTEEN MEN LAID OUT. trip from points in Washington,| plea of guilty in Judge Handtord’s { large mums | Oey be catabliahed. ‘The block of| JERSEY CITY, N, J, May %—| Idaho and Montana court yesterday to the charge of . ney to invest In| Can Me oemid at ante will be| Carbon monoxide gaa taid out 1 1. O. O. F. grand lodge session in| omberaling $2,038 from the office = he| Seattle property will do well to con | Moore oe ny the 16th, when the| workmen In the New Jersey railroad | Seattle, June 4-7, one and a third|in June, 1905, and was sentenced! au officers of Tr ees — cee te saree 9 per share. | tunnel this morning, but there were rate from points Washington to serve six otha im the King Second avenue Seattle Bankers’ association at county jail, ore no fatalities. The Bu and kane teams Oakland they the disbanded team | The new augue will open in two MAGNATES WILL MEET HERE | weeks The present Northwest league towns are ready to back ft TOMORROW TO DISBAND THE | enthusiastic and every fan in Seaitle, after three years of wait- PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE AND) juny) wiil rejoice at the revival of the rf the northwest. START THE SEASON ANEW. | ##nsible cireuit fc | t meet: | ALASKA POSTAL CARDS. Tomorrow will see the fir ing of th men who are to form the The Northw 5 simehip com. new N weat longue w H. |, 5 come the first of Luca: ident of the Northwest | tne Alaskan #o * for the tour talk business. Jim Agnew, the lo-| This morning they placed eight dit- cal magnate, carries the proxies of | ¢ . eatin ae “ MeCreedie of Portland and Mor fies for free dist of Los Angeles. Parke Wilson will en f vote for Frisco and Oakl | perations and places Mike Fisher is down and out Form New Circuit EVIE SAILS TODAY. At the m disbanding of the old le he forming of Sch er Evie, recently purchased Portland, Tacoma and Van-| wilt Nome late this couver—will ta unless the | afters | load of general magnates choose pone action Evie will be used for a few days. The plans are com «& between the and even the new schedule sea coast { to have been prepared campa Tacoma is Anxious. Shreeder, of Treoma it i] PLACER isco ERY ree meeting itotake| ‘The Slate Creek Gold Mining chise for that city. He will is now taking out placer get the old Tacoma players now at | go! in Mastern Friseo. Dorsey and M t of Bpo- j Wh nty This } surely kane will be represented, and will|be a dividend payer. Gold exhibit represent Melntyre’s Butte team Jana stock for sale at 422 Boston Jim Agnew has Morley’s consent ' piock. Frank Whestling, secretar, to dispose of the present Los An Partial List “Uncle Sam’s” Confiscated 900 MEN'S SUITS Fine Imported Scotch Tweeda 6000 PAIRS FINE SHOES At about Half Price. Shoes for Men, Women Children. Extre aM tt - Good Schoo! Shoes in tot Regular MEN'S FINE SHOES. $2.60 Strong Shoes for....$1.39 Regular $3.00 ¥ Sh leather Men's Fency lined, $8.76 Shoes, Men's Fancy Vict worth $4.00, go at Men's Full Dress Patent Leather, regular $5.00 Shoes, go at 82.69 Tap Sole Shoes, $1.49 — —————— WOMEN'S SHOES Women's $2.25 Dongo for 81-25 Dress Shoes, $8.00 82.49 Reauler Regular Neat, Nobby Styles Young Men. All the Ne terials, Perfect Fitting Regular $4.50 8 fo Regular $4.60 Suits for Regular $12.60 Suite for eniatat teeanik worth $2.59, for 650 CHILOREN’S SUITS 2 and &-piece Suite—Norfolks Russian Blouse, “Buster.” W 8 et endid Values Regu ar $2.50 Suite for Regular $5.60 Suita for Regular $8.75 Suits for Boy® | juroy 3 nay Patent Leather worth regularly inten, © 50, for. 91.68 n Sole Dongola worth $4.00, $225 regular Women's Fancy hand turned, worth DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS Ladies’ Hone for Re . * Howe... e ns and Men's Handker chiefs Se 600 Pine for c French Heel © Patent Leather Sh ALASKA OUTFITS $6.00 Ladies’ Skirts fi S249 Plan f grays, mix- from $4.00 to cad ok — tures, et — $5.00, sale prices BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS $2.65 to $2.95 t a5e Qe H] per Plankets neluded Shirts Le }] in this sale at ° rices $1.00 and $1.25 Blankets for 4%¢ $1.25 and $1.50 Blankets for..@3¢ $2.00 and $2.50 Blankets for. 97¢ Kid Shoes for One lot Heavy All W « for....§ Blankets, values f m Bo $8.00, go SOc and The “Mother's Shirt Ww 60e Toys’ F CHILDREN’S SHOES Now Monarch Shoe and Clothing 1317-1318 1317-1319 First Ave. Co. Stor 6 First Ave. Between Union and University Streets— Half Block North of P. O. BE SURE YOU LAND IN THE RIGHT PLACE FOR GENUINE BARGAINS. ON BALE AT THE OLD