The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1906, Page 7

— pees _ , . ‘ ge: THE SEATTLE STAR--WEDNESDAY, JUNE a7, 1905. : : 4 ws 2 Hi j 7 Saas = ARONSON DENIES SERENE EERE Ee ATKINGON RETURNS, Leen eenewedenney \* ar staat ode san + - RESULTS AT > Attorney General John D, Atkin : LITTLE GIRLS > * eon, with James Deeds, returned HORSE THIE a* THE MEADOWS a« from Juneau thie morning, arrive ; * aime on the Clty of Topeka Mr # BTOCKTON, Cal, June tt— # Vegetables [ARGE : SEE EEN EE REE EE eee Atkinson has been In the th at ® Evalena and Anita Walker, sis Burbank ae, 91809 @ tending to business connected with | @ ters, aged 16 and 12, respective. & ” ; ese |* BESULTS AT THE MEA. @| bie mining Interonts |® ly wted lant night for # ay 4 7 bows * - | ® horne a. The hildvren w |! atin, ENTERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY) purpose of identifying a finger ring! ® a| COMING FROM FAIRBANKS. | ® were ab ned by their par- w|pgueregue we nah? Whine orn by Mra, Rowe and « corkscrew) ® THE MEADOWS June *! n jw ade a “oe * w carrots 1H PRELIM! 4 6 won ’ arried abo w * Weather cloudy and track ®& he steamer Hannah, operating * ing Tt eatery i and which gwere found fn Aro! ® slow, The vesults # on the lower Yukon, waa due in iat mt w the horae to 4 W | oack. § BEGUN THIS MORNING IN) cone nommons after.ghe crime wae) ® Firat Race # Sl Michael two days aftor the Ore © ro . ude GEORGE'S COURT mnanttted ® Seven furlongs, selling ‘ pons Hed with 126 passongeral BITY WILL INSTALL PUMP ON the doetore think that if ihe ett | Nansnes 9 year-olds ronf Fairbanks ‘ wil! ata the hospital, it will secure | 4 9 gy ee gg! chee apie & Former Husband Test |® Tavora (MeMride), 2 to 1, | Will undoubtedly ACCOUNT OF THE B8UDDEN| hoxpital services unti! Ballard <i gr ¢ Wiltiam Thomas, of it * won aylvania. Two large gold shipment » able te build, The matter was re rea Arona ” arraigned * ne & pment a PF IR cog who Was Mrs Kons’ former hub ® Rosaro, 20 to 1, second # | Were also on the Hannah, SHUT-OFF BY «(SEATTLE jferred to the committer of | the Z sation court, th : nine youre atified : Cann . 15 to 1, third - COUNCIL 9OES MUCH BUSI whole om din “ ! Priday sev-| b ta | Rowe ha neat hie how at . 8 | eral of the counc and her morn x ndod Wat Hulty, 00! wo mentha before the murder, viait F /3 Ness. Iprominent business nen this t } [Es He odors nha their childre aid had shown Second Race * tated that they were in favor =. han | Che Ping there ® Six furlongs, selling, éyear «| ” lof the plan : The Gthers who testified were Adal @ olds and up =| | Fiotiia, Deen | Set Olnen, Grace Crom, Frank Brb,/® Linda Rose (Callahan), 6 to *| BALLARD, Juno 37.—The city} . - month moray Ky. Rose | Henry Sidedotham and Kiith Bide-|® 1, won ; * councll at last evening's meeting | Mah site tal Aiding > Der orate, 82 a math we che Detham, Dr. 8 F. Wilson testified! — Knehante to 1, second, «| gave the fire and .water commit-| ) OVERNIGHT «| Eggs Ave to the condition the bodies & Retr Hunter, 10 to 1, third. we] a » the power to purchase a second * * fotly freah ra * por don, Ce dows found in the day after the m lw Time, 1:14 «| 1 pump, in order to relieve 2 “ | Oregon Ya om 9 . Hear Seven Witneanes Aasistant Prov A & Soratchen—Siex, — Mintaka, # |, PORTLAND, June 27-—The grand) water shortage In the noi * ENTR 1 ES . Swiftwater Bill” Gates is getting Butter and Cheese he morning session was taken Up) Vandeveer ts ng the pr # Ultruda, Ocyrohe, Sid Silver, a) {"! Fay maar wens po alge ce way et va . * on his feet tn the Fairbant ret] “ “ tt . PAM bewring the lostimony of sever and PF. D. Hughes ta the at-|® La Taranta, Ma David @ | {aude fm Beliwood precinct, made| Seattle has shut o} in great fashion. Every claim he t astern — thé pretatelinn ter tobi tarmey dor th Soteant he ieeed. ' public today 24 indictments against [supply from Ballard Aahataliehehaheledihatichahahehel * is working is producing old to : tre mba @ (22 persons, elght of whom eom-|tice and, as the pump for r The following are th t for|large quantities, At pies oe per th or, tb ployes of the Oregon Water Power|city well has not arrived, the coun [AeA R ARR m4 oup is over $10 . * oe. per th KUDONAPED BY SMUGGLER company jest decided to purvhase anotiter | FIRST RACE—Hix furlongs, sell-| athe mo ne wa . eee sas | pump and, when the new pump ar-|'ne, three-year olde j ‘ “ wit K | DAWBON FREIGHT MOVING. hives, the secondhand pump edd PT Hye 8 Art eo | water Bul,” and the former stated | Poultry: | = “ i }be used for « o. The pump) pole Ambi pa \ that this year’s clean-up in thele hens, per wis brotts | The White Pass & Yukon route} oi bo inetutled nin 48 hours. | °0!8 107 | Tanana 1 surpirse the porth-| me! arenes ‘cng My RE | ts moving 1,600 tona of freigh The petition for the extension of | p59 Woolern co Within a radius of |! ; ; jevery five days from Whitehorse Lockhart at, to Sloop st. was grant-| vers « 7 106] 300 miles Fairt , . ince, ; “ @ Mig Md a a4 | Blox wee 6 mie uirbanks pectors deeed chickens, 12g16 pedi geese RS Sorted, that |°, 24 ycon demnation proceedings | SECOND RACE—t turlonas, | are work and repor pulon Live Stock. ee there only remained 80 tons of in-| Send WA 4 204 Plots. sept Gomis tos _ ai ’ he) Wethers. b, 4 PANCOUVER, B.C, June esd tele Geena nen terior treight awalting transporte jond Is Approve vet Brae wens joo] CAnKS are receiving . Whe: coma hearer > has re , er aays Sherman wed tion to Dawson. J. F. Re traf-| } t 9614 Yank 1 | bal h ta be , : Wittian 8 has resided | | Shearer a sherw » had vows ay Iw manager of the White Pass, | net ' for the ai 103) °Y way of Dawson and Skagway Meats some years, and who has pore am — ~geane . 14 Plank although many shipme ure fin ‘ a Dore ( 1 ars, ae om FB get it olty today and stated th | 4) *Lad P ing their way soutt the mouth | per tt per Ib, 90" Peon missing (rom home for over | ove by » Sunday ? connections were now being made | men ‘ k | (9694) *Lady's vy ah oye lod h by the mouth ey 4. a lunday m ‘ough the office of John Davis von with Tanana steamers,|!m the report of the 4) 9617 Arrow Moker € the rt pat . the Northwestern Amuse land ao delay was bi ment company, composed of Los! Machinery shipments for Angeles capitalints, this fternoon h sailed for San | took ~ ae & week ne his friends and /ing to the ( bridge, where anxt hae returr Sherman aod three other men| nge story of alleged |gagged and bound him, taking him | on & schooner wh ears ago, while deputy | Francisco decided to go on another} THIRD RACE—Five fur ot | Rhorte y nd up osT weon,}aend for Mr. Grill, to show that specially hydraulle machinery, was |"Wey have faith in bis conduct of} yoo. 6} , two yea tease On the] being seat in on the freight boats, | Oi Office, Counctlnun Kean stat an + 6} Sailing from Hamburg, Germany property owned 1 . January 18, expertencing bac EK'S STORMY TRIP. Merit, be led a posse which cap The party put into Everett for!ine northeast corner of fev » Rises Biase samvoed pan |S thet, 06 One oe ip he Bee Hath Beach weather nearly the entire trip, | » shipped 300 f rail i} shortage of $7,000, av at first re p fared One Sherman, wanted In the tes and the crow becoming tM-| 404 tnion at + will eee i i foe Oe : Cumetitta feted by winds off Cape He i Wenhhaanin tee eee aera be sped Gutinn the ~ nion st, and wi that company expecta to run the |Perted, and the only mistakes were irigh ; 4 e sahinate cated, he escaped ¢ the most pret sus roller skating | few » t ew clerical orror ran ne lays, during which 20 sails wer ming. Sherman was sentenced night He says the schooner is alrinks on the ie sees. ae wna ooo Aw should ie ae ro te {8608 Lady It away, the German bark Ost four years at Walla Walla, betng | amuggler | contract “2 ve reer ee [ts wee ceed [1273 Undergrowth hed Seattle tht hot tena es lige bat gen Ayes, [mete was carrie | 9618 Pacts 1,500 tons of cement. Capt [has beer nd k will com REPENTS OF SALE. ‘ Support for Hospital 19619 Lady Bimbo a stated that the trip wa mence next Monda he b | 1 . p : Sages ge Coe HP bee Serene} “i Dr. Greiner was 5 | 9699 Homestead ‘ 10 tormy one throughout and he comple i by September 1 Mary end Frank Mottit oday Sunct! meeting and ry Meri 10 was it n - The new come Is at present op-| brought sult to have a sale of prow lise, o¢ Ballard give its auppart tol pe re ef epee tgeed dt. oe Jerating & rink im Low Angeles and|erty to Nathan Smye set aside. The iS wattard b oiltal, jocotad’ at 183 lec a nee © furlongs, nino controls several of the Italian | grounds are that Mrs, Mottit’s son anand heeeeee | at 183 jostling. ¢-year-alds : TO LAUNCH KITSAP. cade Gh the oaeed, Gee stead oem? ory av aliard has no etty he ‘ rymo i who is a “drug fiend,” was induced aad te Gane Of bectdent. pa 19 shoot pre rcamen 4 Tre vide for a featoon of electric lghts|by @mye to bring about the sale, :‘ |iea Fort Wa 107], . both on the interior and extertor, | ‘The property was sold for $7,000 # Gre sen fe. The Om ois Clanele joy | launched Saturday forenoon from which will change night tnto day ml On leary av. was opened 18) 07). Happy Chappy jo2| the ship yards of Boule Brom, at The rink will be run strictly first |CORONER HOLDS CONFERENCE | PEreh and te in charge of two ex) (i615 Sonning 107} Portland, and EB. A. Gazzam, of th class wart nurses, who are doing much) ges) pa toe ior ieity, tetnsion owner, aaé par Goins Bet oral of tho patients havo| 9595 James A Murray 07 | af friends will go to Portland Fri Carrot ta holding a com | : j - c a Z ° FIRST HILL PROPERTY SOLD. [ference with P ating Attorney |20t been able to pay thetr bills and]: Bers Artin 110) day. The Kitsap will be brought to! pon't throw your old clothes i ‘+ se 10 | Seattle and placed on the le-laway. Have them cleaned [Mackintosh this afternoon with @| " Bhat . The proper sha Tacoma route, taking ke mew at the Pantorlum. Mais | £0 . ees st the northeastiview to inatitating ertimtnad | George D. corner of Boylston av 1 Spring |charges against Thomas D. Walls; | Ps See. soe i | Passage, being operated b let. was this afternoon purchased |the foreman of the crew which was i SRE te RACE Cine inlle, eating Jaap Transportation compny by West & Wheeler for $42,000. The |enaged in moving a concrete m 9613 Pay Me 105} |property consists of three lots. The} ing machine on Walon at, yesterday — | 9631 Doctor < 108} TOWN TOPICS BUES, DOWNING, ee 4 RYER name of the ultimate purchaser is |afternoon that broke loose, killed “The Mascot” Tomorrow. #570 Holly Berry 107 | withheld lone man and injured two others le AE race |» 1 Tomgible jon oe RK, Jo Town BROKERS. * 1 The Mascot” wht te mung at the} 9421 sackthors | Topics today entered mutt for $100 Grain, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds IN TERRY'S ADDITION WANTS CANAL MATERIALS, | Orand tomorrow fight and for the ‘peo nN 7 ar santas the " PRIVATE WIRES. balance of the presanl week, Inc! 956) Redwaid 106} Ink Pubtiating compa 5 ind. } tus inatines, Gee 9671 * Vi 14}ing of an alleged libel” pub : The Richwond-Burnett company| The purchasing agent of the Tatts « Maturday nates. Gs O48 Montana Peers 108) yey A wed libel’ publish sold the north 88 fect of lot 3, block | m . > 431 *Flarence Fonso : 102} ~ —— —} }55, Terry's First addition, for C/o « pany #1 Caleutate ios | |F. Hardener, to A. Witean, eonatd: | « wea, 0 th “| 9619 *Rarodur 100 eration $6,500. This property ts|the ° th Bert Brad-| gixtH RACE—One mile, seiiltig. improved with a fat sud was pur-j Among the list Beattle could prob Li : Mise He | 3-yea je and up | chased as an investment ably supply the following: Burlay, |" ™ eral new g 0602 Miller 108 water hose, brooms, paints, cord | a" ota toast) dncktuit i ORIZABA SAILS FROM NOME. | and loose leaf bookn The bids are * *"* when it 1 oo 7 to be in triplicate form, and must | #vch # t he Grand inst werk.|.,,; Belasco 4 Steamer Orteaba, of the North-|reach the purchasing agent at | Th pany men in Tacoma t j | 3 western Steamship company, saile 1) W ashington, D.C. by July lo night Princess Chet will be seen INDIAN DECK CREW Grand Clean-up Sale Thursda Friday and Satur- F from Nome late yesterday after | lag @ Hunday - | lay ie s Suits, B Suits, Shoes, Hats and Furnish- noon for Seattle. She ts bringing « The deck crow of the City of To} balance of the $30,000 Confiscated Stock. MEN’S SUITS es all the latest styles Ur and Univer Streets—Half Block North of P.O. Be sure you land in the right place for large Hist of passengers and a gold At the Third Avenue, peka, which arrived in fp this} shipment of §$650,000 A Stroggic for Gold” ia the play |Morning, comprised, among the fat the Third Aver theater thig/Ron-unlon crew sent north on ber LAPALOMA BIGHTEDO. | lay, abd |25 Aleskan natives, who were pick-| Incl week. It is an Interest [it rane af week od up at Juneau, Dongias, Wran: Noxt week will be the ninth week/and Ketchikan. The natives were |brought south to work the steamer | HONOLULU, June pale ¢ the Between the Aylesworth company at the the Pacific yacht race WASHINGTON —An agreementl third Avenes theater, They will back, in case the nonunion meniM Genuine Bargains at 11:30 o'clock last nigh hae practically been reached by the | geen in “Kidnapped.” last seen here | @ttt upom reaching Seattle. Gong) conferees on the pure food bill about 16 yeare eg north many of the nonanion men 5 >i $6.30 Suits $3. 35 1 $9.00 Suits $4.95 “>? $10.00 Suits $5. 85 |e the steamer et Juneau and best modern sensa d MARRISHING. The Gemocratic The patives will sow be vention endoreed Bryan today, | At the Star Theater, ploced aboard the Cottage City | i t talent on the) Which aatle for Alaska Friday morn MILWAUK f om in “ tos, as the Topeka in to go on the theater and the ~ line om to Ban Francisco route. . . " inon street in| Jeecure the endorsement of the coarse Jof Senator LaPoliette, republican, A resolution commending LaFollette's rate-bill etand started the bettie, end to hold} WILL TRY THE PIG. apply for admiasion. One of the features of the nows A ne show 7 ma CUCU chow ta big veuten | Ie Seats at Wilawoed, Suasey.| Men's $12.00 Suits $6.95 ° The convent doreed Hryar | } will be the greased pig. Bill Fen for . he Jefferson is due tomorrow |pessy will undertake to ride the " - ee NEW HAVEN—Degrees to the] from Skagway slippery porker Men’s $14.00 Suits SY MARLEN E. PEW. emaciated legs do not touch the} WASHINGTON, D. ©, June 27.—| number of 125 were conferred by wee -—- f . EW YORK, June 26.--When| floor by five Inches The conferees on the meat Inapec-| Tale at the 296th commencement to- or children are swinging in the| The bench om which he rolls bis|tion bill are apparently in a dead-| day | Big Min 4 Operations Near Index mock, playing in the park, or | @ndiess pile of cigarets ie as much| lock. They cannot even agree to YOUNG os suits CHILDREN’S SUITS ting exes down by grandpa’s too high for his body. He ts pale,| report a disagreement TOLEDO, Ohlo—J. N. Free, the} The moment stock in a mining|claims: that we have $00 acres on $4.50 Suits for . red $2.so Suits for .. $1.15 oer nee Sevan, Sl ceae tp SmaeaAe fur’ We te tel manele an’ cha cebeamer Cal es lenvtem tn thir ally tate mereing. 1 TeeTene. 0 SLING Tar ig eee eee eee ae kavelit 90-50 Suite for . | $5.00 Suits for .. $2.85 factory 7s and cls) | repo: on the cig! ore li to. | asytum in this « , nin, a sslia : merchantable ber; that we get r mae metropolis. years since he began to work, and/ day, which includes the remarks of — peither thfough personal solicitation |." sow mill and §0-ton concentra $12.50 Suits for $6. 3s | $3.75 Suits for .. $1.85 a or Harlem tenement shops to he makes something like $3 each| President McKinley when be was| WASHINGTON—The senate for-|or the medium of the press, people |in actual operation by oar own | Boys’ 75c orduroy Pants for ....+- hawsade ooo SOE sweatshops of the lower East. week @ member of the hous, in favor of | 16” relations commitice has decided | begin w alt up and aay, “Oh,! power, that we are offering = hot canning factories of| Girt Litte Tons. the elgbt-bour law Suis acceien aan han eamenraen tack it they have such & good |#tock in « developed mine an which SHOES SHOES SHOES i ools ate Sa ~ en eee ey es awh = _ ““' hiting, why are they so anxious to | ove & as , “We ‘ i Tomen's a Ihe o- ot yma the foundries a = MAY CLOSE 14 SALOONS, nennion Tate ~~ ° the Banta Do-! soit stock im it?” That's just the spent, for 26 cents a share when| Men's $3.00 Shoe + pa | Women’s $2.50 en Bearby New Jersey cities, you < u f enty te « " ‘op- Other mining companies are askin: A j J win find thems by te huntrets of} more than 129 tons of matertal) pacoMmAa, June 27.—Sheriff Den 4 esate gore owen gong i ice oat val na of helt stack on prop-| $ j , ae a . . : wands tolling on for their pit-/@¥°TY six days, month in and month |. ..0 threatens to close 14 saloons,| 87. LOUIS, Mm—The national! So’ ag market eo small blcck of ertiee that are meré prospects, and Men’s $3.75 Shoes f | Women's $4.00 Shoes for E fance out. The place fe a huge Brooklye | Pnich Mayor Wright is allowing to} tee of populiste ie in session wiock: it's too good to sell much of, that within 60 day » will begin | . $2. 15 4 wees. 83.28 Bummer vacations they dare not —— = aye oe as ont cae run here, because they here today Vand if it was not necessary to raise the construction of an electric road stew’ F Boys’ $2.00 School Shoes m of, Sunday to them is a day - . tain renewals of their It a number of thousand dollars, for to ra from Index to Mineral City, en's so Shoes vf for 25 sleep, after the long, hard week.|'® front of a machine. She ®\the council. The council is rofus CAUGHT AT THEFT. the purpose of installing new ma-|4 distance of 13 miles, crossing our | $1.49 | »° $1. stunted creature, with long arma If they missed in their duty it would throw a dozen or more peo ple bebind in their work, so the Strong Quilted Women’s $2.25 Shoes & n Shoes for $1.2 $acasa5e Mee 25 In the candy factories of Ne York work begins at 7:90 a. m. and @tds at 7 pm. The wage for stx 0. A glanee at one lit the ng the @riving of thus affording chi ch cut rich ore for concen nite, | nsportation | xed to the Everett or ing to grant the licenses because the mayor b loon ordinan chinery, enlarging our concentra. | clalma Ren Cooper, who says he ia at «a vetoed th reform sa tor, and mtin blackemith, byt whom the poilc er o POHOM aw big drifts w jeny je a burglar, was ca Rico the babii would not have smelters at Tacoma i het - fe alert every minute to catch the} mane silteen: inthe ny. | While trying » the mop “ or napae! r Crofts, B.C We wee te dort child, tor the 14|82p0und packages that her ma-| ...y ta aint ‘construction "work {meat market lasts yoveloped: mine at 26 cents. per investigate these satements. with MEN’S HATS AND SHIRTS ry w she vehemently pro-|Chine spits forth. Just try grab|i ie ealied a mass meeting and Pht HOW tp taw re aitates experts «ay the pro- the greatest care, and after con-|M $2.00 wa Hats Oe Sweaters at ..Half Price te whe ix She has weak, red ing at the empty air 80 times in eaten to bring about a more gen . ‘ me good, mple of hundred | ¥ineing yours that this fs an 4 ox 35c Fancy Teck Ses, which give \n added palor © brief seconds bony she does strike. They are acting under wed hina nd tans ich ore on the ion, run on honest $2.50 Derby Hats $1.25 ‘ ie her unbealthy skin. Her hands ™ore than clutch empty air firection of the Industrial Work rve is good, and men. eo soc Str Hat 15 bet bs hg and bony, with here and| With each motion she lifte a pound) 4», o¢ america SOLD BOGUS JEWELRY iM, i ated within a 918 Alaska building ee ee ee o¢ soc Four-in-hand Ties .. } « Vig, ugty water blister, ¥elebt _ - | 4 Seattle where for a block of the $1.25 Fancy Shirts 6S¢ 18¢ | Where the hot chocolate has spat he girl stands there, eshe} BAN FRANCISCO, June 27 Ben Beamls was a thie | oe a make personal inepec- | best stock ever put on the market s¢ m ae € | iL” de stente Ge day telewe estimate the work she does? in raging fiercely in the coal jafternc Pa n Landy ch. a0k grove, the fellocinn| De net delay, fo Kt new eee 75¢ and $1.00 Shirts 35¢ asc Bow Ties ..... 8¢ | Blong wood able dipping creams at Saturday night,'bunkers of the tran Mner|and P harged with selling * : ite hot chocolate conting. Long ves her $5.50, she| America Maru at the Mat! |"phoney” few He be | 1,000 rae —e PANTS ' ago Usash tevelied ot the that machine and| docks. A fire tig has hting | tried for pe g without ne most Ha SWWrtant sweet smell. Candy to Gulekly sto away 259,200| tho biaze morning : . S, Swell 5 > ' Ro is Sitied, telaoralite pounds - ONE YEAR FOR MYERS. Cash Re ister Exchan el $1.50 t W 1 $3.00 Swell Dress Pants i : : | She perhaps would not dare Gome Seattle Men Over- 5 Pants at Ie at. ; $1.90 i Child Cigaret Makers. count! If she 414 she we . ‘ U. Myers was n 1 to 3 sth i With his twitching, » her work forever and starve to/| k T ¢ ' ‘ in t county for the : ‘ : . f bat “ gh ac __ loo his Chamce {nce oF siz'“sor “of samen WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE $1.25 UNION CLERKS Me Russian Jewish boy ts The children of the street (street | the mad rush to make 1 f Jame t New Yo : — | oft b A He declared children) who peddle various arti-|a mar 8 CASH REGISTERS | =~ of the cles from house to house, or be okit “ We pay highs | cash price for ’ Id bis seech the pas to purchase, do|th esto SAV Pogistera : mame fo mot come under the I4-year limit. |/headwear Drop in, step in or 4 ower | with These may go out and vend thelr in at the § Hat Factory 317- 3 9 F A Ss _.. ve ory Powe Sar lee pg epee $17.50 ‘A 1319 First ve., eattle SWore fo. The newsboys come un ported English fe Se e un Wa 0 k Sure You Land in the The te at his 1 * ate over | hats 4 w, whi we ° PRAY ‘TAILORING . versity Streets—H 8 * Right 3 ece fer Ge uine Bar Bours aitting b n New Yo city ' giving away in exchange for $3 1201 Firet Ave. Cor. Seneca 609 ist Ave. Phone 697, North of F gains. that 5 sfortable. } thin We need the mone .