The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1906, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR-—SATURDAY, SEPT: 8, 1p-~ al ore TIAN BURI bé THOMPSON'S CASE MAY | NEW TUG BOAT ARGUS. THI® MORNING BE TRIED ELOEWHERE, | ELE ; , Sister Mary Sebastian Carroll, of Whether Ch - Thompson w lake! for the Chesle wiromt the F » of the Good Shephe be teiead in K rag we to be place m . ithin two ks. The died at Providence Hospital, on deter: | mineton w The Argus Was } children of the ho Of a retir WOMEN DISTURBERS Jon the Limited train, flehe wit tng dtm she was but tittle After recelving numerous com raday even. > kno taint NOMINATE IN nown convent, but her oibiaie ‘chook tut lates at-aet pAGVE WILL ‘ 1 the purpose amtad® character cauned etunes ae : oe ae atthe Tah end ane tome saranerite Bre nem DEPENDENT LEGISLATIVE « with the advinory| her to be a favorite within the| FRESNO, Cal, Kept. § simulates reat agony) pony Mr. 7 nt (of 1906, Game Warden f yew |tin and Johanna Ray » ' ' as » Workingmen's house where she won the hearts of] Walter Beott, otherwise kr that the gar P|) give the matter @ t.|terday made a trip of last nig the Bet ° TICKET OPPOSING UNSAVOR . Volitiog, At that all, partioularly of YOUNK| “gouty,” was shown the t that they have f 1 tion, and. continua ong the mouth of the r the ket will be charges, who now mourn her loas.| ees t the ty " amen rad staat ani. aa ae r . ON THE REPUB rs t ning annow sked in view of the fact that 0 NOMINEES ON pore of defeating | Fumeral servi were held tn tho| '"* ing 4 unolng {Julian G f the Knickerbock pont ag tes iy daar eye gona oD Saline fade é. tT care \tareed tee © The f . : THE APF st the late| Convent chapel, this morning at #| °° Mf the location of hi ft Mt New York, for his eine } soar Menkes " cele Bichon agg b Ps gt TICKET & APPEAL n ¥en th ying a LICAN o'clock, and the remains were taken|!? Death Valley andthe sale i He says Gerard staked! aon coe Hahies and ether Gem |\9a00 each, vat a vl se REPRESENTATIVE SUP A ‘ bh aha to Calvary cemetery for interment. | Mery to a York pape five year “ but img to’ watching dé sealed mar fe dostem Sane an FOR ‘ It was witht Joumed dramatic at he quit the 1 ‘ here were over 100 men in the obliged to in the ¢ 1 poRT Nd ventt to in nemies loudly, He te @ that he has tak crowd and th dered to nf hia hair and strode arvund the ragbn | $260,000 out, with hat h mor proceed to We tton fish he ' ' an honor a. rawo, He received word from | in sight, and Girard ie trying to get fterwards bein ought to Beat t ' wt « partner that something Whs|4 half share. "Heo Aster } | a ae me on the b obey the laws - OSes & ee. 222 2. Se? + O° eee peer ae ‘1 “test on the “tho «| orn a fe J REACH GEATTLE FROM THE and! . f La at the wornt bide f truction of three 2 | as a aN geet that fhe ing mh dt are stil! biasing steamers ponMruCtiOn OF itor | YAKIMA COUNTRY ALONB—/GOES TO JAIL FOR SHELTER.| en res . : sate ow i 7 ier head of $150,000 eoch. The new] WOMEN FRUIT PACKERS ARE) James Doyle, said to be . {tice build © Marios fg at thal w Baad guecdd peony a om) >: " tne to th steamers are to be used on the] : Pes or! a dated . ® coe is now direc i i ; Ne cteamer Fairhaven, and | jnownd in place of several of the old| NSEOED. Cruker, ak ates 4e poe’ ye . : rg ’ eee iter the c - ereamman Hus © mouth portion of the town, | veuse! . jot t jimmien” « 1 on, aD 4 Stephen cor hitect ast “a nN poem . iy es iw it to } r ot Govestatt tr nal ania rhi rutt put f th police and was placed in ibmit th > th iding com aons with ‘ n| “The whole cor sake ore Mowing, basen Sresntees 1MAVIRT EO Oe tT | com | emg tate of Washington Is sald to bel ti0n the “snakes” arrived in due| At the meeting of the school ree own ; a ba eee iccvent the flames spread.| QRESSMAN RANSDELL Last / The county commissioners sold] he larkest ever kaown In this #6¢'liime, This case Is only one of board yowterday the Inapector, of ” . am sstone ‘We pista | tide land property today to the King|'0". In the last 30 days the CoM) any where drunkards are in the | bylidings, truant offic und other ean lai: , and ‘oyalty’. were underates | tM, totion hatet wan not dam.| MIGHT — VISITING BREMER: | County Land com for Bizn0 |miaion men of Beatle have habit of surrendering , police, [officers were re-elected for the en Aheve nese fon | fer to the alat 1 ceo 2 pa The property consists nin 12-20, | Cobre ons of frait from the) voowing that they will receive sbel ng Year. Secret Jones, of the et aw Hine aged by re, apd th spente te « " : oat . = Rater ee ee eS ee ee ane NAVY YARD TODAY in block 4, of Georgetown. The] Yakima country, Growers in thet) ier in the time of |echool beard, leaves tomorrow tor goarentio p n.| Barey had mt @ pansion OF) Ao sinny being * a to ahs property was first appraised at $12,-| *ction have shipped 10 aver ja week's vacation fama waa so determines! on It CAR) proteat, It would have had No more} (one Rete housed tm cha} 000, but owing to activities of the tons ¢ to Kastern | | ; ates, ond matters ° x El effect than rag tine mule poured | pron Peet lt to roma boot! Congresaman Joseph & Ransdell,| Chiongo, Milwaukee & St. Paul ints The price on | M'MASTER AT KENMORE. fy “framed b Dr F thete: ae ; ve pia, (Of Lousiana, president of the exec! railroad was sold at $17,150. “ ee at Yakima i , nak Radian ‘ ' omnes nea stive committees National here are now em-| C. McMaster, nominated for Moral influences. Ittone have hem afforded to sutter-10 oumitios ef the Nation loyed in packing up| |representative from the Forty-sec Rivers and Harbors congress, deliv: | ict by the republican con = ten ange rvtry conifer! hel ere and there will be few that Will) ered an addres before a large and| fruit and 200 more are badly oud pu sb ee ake” eeaeeeiiend ns eee ntative audience of business ed. ‘The large number of women | vention, desires to correct (he stat pest ero De ee ea ~ a at the Chamber of Commerce employed in the hop field has] nent that he is the postmaster at last night. Mr. i ail dealt ox caused a seareity of help in the Bothell. He says t is powt The plan of the leas . " - Leas bet { che| Partioan legislative ticket, such a@ I natvely o@ the advantages exins athering and ult : . . a ¢ by th of Beattie by the bul » nlees growers are supplte fie party to nomine fi} cents be astoates by the altied enarel ay Ce, washent with more help soon it is feared ouleintiin LOSES VALUABLES. net, dat no legis ¢ King county, Ae a ne Lake Washing L . sven men of trreproachable nal and he urged that @ considerable lons may arine POE ce 5 ES GE TRIAL TRIP TUESDAY There are practically no new 40) rire ay, iuforms the police that “™ Se esas 4 - z = $ sh John As the league's cv ion | i] fee As ibe leagues naracter ‘aust be wolected |t0 vote for the canal boo | ee ware The league le especially salteit| At 9:30 o'clock this morning Con Egat rag in leaving that add bout ee arely a 3 sa t t " exeman Ransdel!, accompanied wt The trial trip of the new steam oor at SS me of his | Months ago he left Sovesil vabeiie ee eve apnroval| operation of , tai} |Senator Piles, Congressmen Hum] ton] Washington, scheduled to take | t the home of his} aoers in a grip, and that u os “40 nme . phrey and Jones, and several mem) The state prohibition convention! 1.04 today, has been postponed un: | PATCH epee Podge return yeste he discovered mc af the tor the| Seattle, For this parpose of tet Ae bers of the Chamber of Commerce, | will be held in ¢ ee Tucsday. The Washington |°* pystegen Bh ey Poe |that his former landiady had. de- The call | a. ative | tating the proposed wark of the con ware the guests of Admiral Burwell | Arce building, next Tuesday at Moran's ship yards be anid thet he | parted and had sold his effects be- —_ ; ference, Readquarters will be maln-| ar em lon a grip to the navy yard at Brem-| morning at 10 o'clock. The session had trouble with &| tore leaving. 2 S is as follows 4 tained at the Labor Temple until] ). ge aera of the school! com on the tux Pawtucket. A com- | will be a day one only young woman with whom he had ing © Comvention Ca! the date of the conference j board yesterday the question of | plete Inspection of the wavy yard) | RH. Dunlap, ste chairman, ald |been inti associated with for] gHUEY & CO. INCORPORATES, Whe call for the league's at-| “Ry order of the @ wv cum: | Geteseed bn the pe om ding W8* lis being made by the party jteday: “I cannot foretell who will o pambes of santas reanwention is as follows tee of Workingmen’s League for] i” neny tn = ee oat butiding ~ |be nominated for congress. We Mr. Kilis and bis mother held al 4. ©. Shuey @ Co, bankers in ho inadequate for the de-| have plenty of capable men who long conversation the night bi lthe Arcade building, have ineor- ing County | Clean Pollt | mands, Th credit to the office If elect the i was committed, and al! porated with a capital of $100,000 . batiding will be used) t we ¢ Cyaracter a Ww " ARMON, Chairman, * | wou oy ! M. T. MALONEY. Secretar Hoy faocigages 9 — and stores 4. Our people believe that tt le a though she refuses to discuss the ond ‘a surplus of $20,000. The In- Tow are brvited to be prewent at Keoutive Committee et e matter was finally) first duty of officials elected by the case, it is believed that she re-|corporators are H. O. Shuey, presi- , referred to the committee on build spre who find that they cannot proached him for certain tiers! dent and manager; R. F. Shuey, ings and grounds discharge the duties of t about wh they hed been talking.| cashier, and L. H. Shuey ave been ob nd it thoughtshrdl emfimm The question of butvuing an ad ¢ z WILL NOT DEBATE. : ‘ which they , a | te Bone ition on the Central sche ! was mediately gn. Personally, 1 be : man became res ful ov nis | Aore Tracts 25 Minutes Expressing the opinion that a| #!#0 brought be the board, and | eve that the provision for the re}. - past a¢ und, considering his joint discussion would not tend to-|'t, Ve thought tvisable, taking | call of the derelict official is to be SWIFTWATER SECURES Abi other's rds, decided to kill From Pioneer Square %: Cheap. Easy terms. ie Cie Se ennes most salutary TEMPORARY INJUNCTION | himself On Interurban ward pub ightenment on the} proposition about to be submitted — me owe oe side of the lot —— program for the state + - Level, rich bottom land; no big }to the people, the Seattle Electric | ese yop “ Prierag Myton i ag | Cliheitd’ with 118. peaks’ the forenoon will be] AGAINST HIS WIFE FROM stumps; cleared and under plow. elub this « 4° . ‘eral p mows? wer . pane T take with organization, appotat >, y “- cere digo er osaneate “Tne auditing committee reported | om from Nome and st. Mi mart cae ee stitens and ‘addteasen| PROSECUTING HER CLAIMS. SENATOR BRINGS J. A. Paine. 907 Alaska bidg. = sulecins” snudaaiios fee a jemet te ere of the previous month | arrived ie morning. atl lay leading prohibitionists. Hoo. | ORS BESS EE. Eye Specialist | debate on the subject of municipal | ** 954547.7 ja rough vorege, having encsuninsT LL. Amon, of Portland, will be o ee ees lownership. The reply from Re ‘aa Aan atier# Tthe firat speakers, Rev. W. BE Ros ; pore atirow ere If you are suffering from bead- tie caucuses will be! strie Kiectric cinb was written by Treasure, concie f $54,171 38) in, of Spokane, an untiring Probl] reining Kittle ¢ pay Sr opp tet aches, inflamed eyelids, or if in Gerougheut the city this eve@ | os Goy MeGraw for the executire| gold bricks, wae wh, COD | nition worker, will address the] ” o By » Paginas vay) a roe A need of glasses, consult Dr. Jane the pomination of candh Coo mitten, signed to the Kelby Smelting and }morning session. Harold King|(“0"" yore ct Deady Seana M. Johnson, room 26, “P.-L.” bafld- tet delegates to the demo-} | company, at Vallejo, Cal TM! Rockhill, of Tacoma, will speak in megatery Sear ing Examination and consultation ouniy convention. The pri-| JUMPED BOARD BILL. torte left Nome on 4 1, mats | the afternoon, and Hon. Walter Me hes te queing foe 4 Givesre tren porting @ rather rough trip, the | free for a short time: “* he trip tn less than seven daxd | now wf Columbus, Ohlo, is also hie p ying | rived port L Th hie oe myte ved nn por thie morning e | : he! A man by the name of Flint, from ording to Purser Macdonald | oy ectad. Behe ' *hieago, has jumped a board bill} | pire tor General Nadeaw and Pres, t The seesion will not only nom-| Nit Checuen and aating B part of] Senator left ome on Aug. 51, & day ; r lot $42.50 at the Stander hote! and| dent Chilbere, of the A. Y. P.. tt} candidates fer ‘offices, but | Property before the Victoria, but heavy the result the management has asked the Nome on the Saratoga, which sail | wifi select « new state central com isa pesmNER weather delayed her 2 . he services of Chief Wappenstein’s from St. Michael for the south yor) | mittee, Having served the party Bullion am r to $285,000, 7 *}staft to locate the man. | terday, and te due here Sept a ita chairman for 10 years it is now praia sere > . i m' The convention of the Young| J. W. Near, chief eng rott time tha lace waa filled b American mis comparatively little dis CHANGE CHARGE. Men's Institute of the Notthwest | Houthern Pacific, and twosona, whp| ong aie aon’ eciag Se pl aaa Psy al ay an vian- down « to Cap ners will stay McCarthy's Seattie’s Reliable Store, f pronpective candidates; * | will be held at the Y, M. I. hall, | nave been apending some tine foaky tind ability to the work. 1 shall ‘Several nominations, but} Charles Cummings, a shingle} oa Bighth and Seneca st, starting| ing over their interests at Tin Cil¥.| therefore decline to continue longer m this winter 1512 to 1522 Second Avenue. fal disaffection among re-| Weaver, arrested by the police on @/ next Monday. Many delegates from) Alaska, arrived on the Victoria, 804 /in this position Steamer Mackinaw was sighted With some of the candi-/charge of passing « worthless/ washington, idaho and British Co-/ will leave for the south tomorr in Bering sen in a heavy storm. R. that party has given dem-|check, will be dismissed om ‘hat /jumbia lodges are expected to at-| A, Williams and J. W. Grey, two sii ll eal eee eee eernaeee mining operators, were aboard the * ie Meaders hope tha: they will charge and seatenced for being @/ tend, and receptions, dinners, ban le te elect some of the officers disorderly person quete and smokers will be held in 60T AWAY WITH N THE FRONT : Senator. — = honor of the visiting legates a a ara sae en Queen arrived from San} OR aN. INJUNCTION. | Tuesday the last basiness seesion | ee eee ee eee ® | Captain BW. Bell, chief of the Toni ‘At rer ti | < lol ber y a os q ° om service dep uf OF with 130 passengers jas’ ha ths dian ot ke OL hy be held, followe by @ dan ” in} Steamship City of Seattle reached worvs department of th gs the bail Wednesday the viet night Skagway treasury ia this district, received y =| JosSha P. Fairchild, pert hh - | F a from from a business house today one ol endant, and} : will be taken to the navy yard in A Valuabie °i.."— _romeminston. int | the morning and banqueted in the ' betoaing. $8 Pasmengers and & CATE) in6 cloverest raised bills that has s§ ecial “1 mt OF | ove k officers for the next ———-2° ‘ [ bed wie Pp vening. The officers f he nen Italian ship Halla ts dine harging |“T** been pa f. It ts in the shape | é ¥ general moved for a ntinu-| or will be elected at the Monday VLADIVOSTOK, Sept. &—Threelet the Wall et. dock a cargo of of a one dollar BIN which has been ance today in the fereda! court. The! > aod en M B sension. usic y Horse | on evolutioniata, assuming to be #n| cement from Antwerp. preter the moe 1 continuance was denied and = tem- Captain Bell, in discussing id: “The| Marry Girard, baritone. an Mi of three subserip ss give D Mewley, the well known Thirtieth infantry, entered a bank 7 . irtiett fn entered « bank| night from Sen Francisco. : ; @eutractor, lort a valuable FIRE ON PIER 6. if RS ARE where the regiment's funds are de Standard Olli steamer Atles wi sees owl in antes Rego rani nounces a serte ! free last Week, making the serond Lisceni | posited and secured $190,900 on av | remehed port yesterday from the othe clevereet ene ee eee en eedttals 10 tm Christen in’ B vihin a short time Fortu Barrels of time tying on the » ie badebar ahedec “and Weblenaeh nnd watied leat wight, cn her] att 5 Nave over seen. There bavedsen's Brontway Ball, on Sopsusther e o1 s beon sevral bills of thia kind passed| 25, October 30 and November 27. of bad the animal insured of Pier 6 bureted yesterday — made their esoape. return trip. r Portland, but thi Piearer Live Stock Insur-|erncon from the effects of the rain, . 4 3 in Tacoma and Portland, but this! The subscription price for the @) h With m cargo of fish fertilizer] { (ne'tret ‘one in Seattle. Per-|three 'reciiais ia $6 and already, rchestra officer and two privates of th Steamer Queen reached port last matter this morning porary injunction was granted (Company, who paid the claim.) a7! & small conflagration wa LOOK OVER CANAL ROUTE. [¢ Kul the at Sant ee ane Oe Coen | eeartes : jst even tte “ Bee. onsaahh ety (aon handling paper money should |onty a few days after the announce f 16 Seve company, who have of-| Ba acon oargpgere sit-oeuiias diasas “td. tabnien | Ubem Call fut trom Sreesde/tconstgnmont of salmon tellies was| 7 te dill over one dollar meat, nearly all of the tickets for ° i the Pi. building. have| HOMESTEAD LANO Cases. lton this afternoon the Chamber of also brought down PUBLIC LIBRARY NoTas. -|'2° Series Rave been disposed of $ Mr. Girard will be assisted by A. F 1eces + Dolphin is due from the - a2 eariadle record in the pa) j are invited to meet in the rooms of | (oe merce committee will take Con] Steam ight The Invitation given to Andr ‘f dinims, as it te their boast| Twe homestead contes Alaska Club, top floor of the) - man Rasadall over the pro-|north te eve} ¢ Venino, pianist, who will play sev disposed of today im the United Alaska building, next Friday ¢ eral selections at each of the re Mevery proves claim presented m | poned t F ed te . iz mroven chim preenntet| Suvas lant ofties. ‘Mole P. Kasd-|ine. Sept. 14, for the purpose of|ton*s,cate © tne Lake Washing | Meets’ at noon today ‘The Bock [faq him to attend the opening of two days. Their busine: #0 took up a homestead tn Clallam | forming a Hoosier Club. It is the ‘ “aes coda trees Ga Peencions $0 ies pine a oo a open as ol ‘ VOCAL SELECTIONS BY AN Within a year to the largest {county but @ short time ago, and | intention of the club to promote tn a ee the new building, has been for MANUFACTURERS MEET. ACCOMPLISHED SOPRANO. ‘Kind tm the etate vee afterwards abandoned it. Rustin | interests of Seattle and the North Be Pre ede sadian @ . warded to Scotland. According tr 4 y NO, ‘ rorer. ©. Reed took advantage of his| west, and particularly the Alaska Steamer atogn we’ rom St.| Librarian Smith's statements it will] There will be a meeting of the REALE: tinued. |homestead right and is now the | Yukon Pacific exposition An ag Michaels for Seattle yesterday be at least a month before an an-| Seattle Manufacturers’ association CALIFORNIA | possessor of 160 acres of good land. | greesive campaign throughout age 0 Edith arrived from Na-|swer can be received. A system of] and the state board of control at the | Peter R. Brinson also became tired | every county of Indiana Is pro-| ane with a load of coal this morn. cub-lorarion, have been ergaaieed Gentile Athletic elub tonight to en P oo a ‘ o der that her represen throughout the grammar grades ant | deavor to persuade the state board | ot me 1s actos of goverament | i ie aay Par og ip tan Btoamer Oregon ts scheduled to! high schools of the cli¥, and it ix] to buy goods for state institutions 9 "Tx |also has taken possession of his|surate with the resources and) salt for the westward tonight at §|the idea of Mr. Smith and schoc!|from the manufacturers of this jon schievements of that grost state.| o'clock Z authorities to train all students in| state in preference to buying for rr Every Hoonter that ean possibly, is coe ngs I: eee ogi gad 2 Dn cap mate gees ° Tel| TO DIVIDE LINCOLN PARK FOR |arged to attend Oe See SERIOUS CHARGE {8 CONTROL. _congqenmums, nt, B. Hamelin’. LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept. & TT Lopceo acainst a. TANGEN.| A Chance for Every ae “4 Klaudte eel 1 7 oye « — As @ result of a conference of the} promised to be present next Friday ss ra Peon a on <e GANS AND BRI Anton Tangen, proprietor of the Wi park board, a letter of resolution |If tt ts traposstble to attend. Ramee) Cong Loule Lindsay, & neato em Hotel Schenley, was arrested last oman wilt be sent to the city council, ask-| and addresses, together with the) ii. ang attempted single hand OFFERED $25 000 night, charged with keeping a dis-|-to 6, and attempted single hande get a beautiful hand bag tomor. ing it to segregate Lincoln park into | town and county tn Indiana from| tyneh him, He had 6 rope twiets 9 ordery honse. Three wamee we bed gag gees gor partalt's med arrested in the otel, one of them Cross Drug Store, 610 Second av being produced by Tangen at the | -phis ts a one-day sale of regular $1 two divisions, the park board to| which Hoosters were formerly res-| \% 2)vund the negro’s neck and was contro{ the section south of Kast|idents, are asked to be sent to trawing hie up to @ rafter when in. ¢ pimeo, © SAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept. §—The| request of a potter officer in plain | goods and well worth while taking National Athletic club, of this elty,| clothes, who was detatled upon the | advantage of. We are not forget Olive street, and the water depart-| Horace Peter, 606 New York block |tercepted. ‘The negra was saved ment the section north of East 0} 1K oO oT Ke clin © surprised He mtd he fve. The improvements set out by | 7! De he Cacathrons.! Koeln ee eared at tpnching| offered a purse of $25,000 for al ease by Chief Wappenstein. It is]ting your husbands, elther, for the Oimetead plans are to be car i: and he could Not see Why anybody match between Gans and Britt this|ailoged that Tangen kept a list Of|cents burs a coin purse regular morning. A message was sent to| women and wilfully permitted hls] sold at 26 cents and 36 cents. both offering the match. hotel to be used for immoral pur ;| ried out as heretofore published.) 4 second protest against several) should interfere Sx10, § oz, wall tent. 10x12, § om, wall tent 12e24, § om, wall tent ... o wasy | provided the park board's propost of the street vacations asked by ee ee the Union Pacific railway wan tied] — WATER QUESTION UP. | Fi mere ne oes nen Te ovemer of he, bat this morning by aylor, finan : _- es teen We are not pessimists, but we , Legare’ Supply Co. GENERAL OF Jesuits cial broker. In the protest, which} The ways and means committee} nek ii the buitdtan ‘emt, and rn Bhs ary yooune yer maT \T had their setbacks—-and the time Colman Dook. COMES FROM GERMANY: | concerns a section of Ladd’s Fac-|ot the Chamber of Conitmerce wif eet Monday morning to assemtsir ‘data for the increase of the city’s water supply. Wednesday after noon Assistant Engineer Scott wilt ber meeting . First Race—Black Mantilla, 6 tO) wos reles unie - SM eee ar = released under cash bath of ‘Wanehty, third, Time, 1:14.66. . * Second Race-—Lena, even money, HOLDUP ON PIKE won; Gromobal, second; Timothy Wen, third Albert Butzke, 312 11th av, in Third Race-~Mamte Algol, 7 to &,| formed the police that he had been on; Whippoorwill, second; ¢ held up last n'ght about 9 o'clock Yer, third. at the corner of Ninth and Pike At Windsor. at the point of a gun and relieved First Race—Garrett Wilson, 3 to| of 30 cents, all the money upon his 4S, won; Brian, second, Joe Coyne,| person at the time. comes when conditions are not 80 prosperous. We are conduct- ing our business along conserva- tive linee—and we are wi you to manage your so that you will be prepared for any emergency. tory Sites addition to the efty,) ROME, Sept. $—Father Francis! prey: av, S. and Snoqualmie st, Mr Wernz, who was supported bythe) rayiog claims that the prop Germans, was elected general Of! eycation will detract from the vali Jeuntts today. This is regarded 88| 4¢ pis property, and practically |be present nt the ch for Emperor William of} cioge all means of outlet from it. |to discuss the case a INFORMATION FILED LINCOLN HOTEL DEED. STIMONY. AGAINST MARSAUDILLE. — ! The deed for the sale of the Lin ua m The hearing of the testimony in| prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh /coin hotel was placed on recor(t the libel case against the steam |today filed information against|/this morning by the Lincotn Invest.) STON DENTAL PARLORS Twelve-year @ Lady Attendante, Hours—#:30 to Sundays, ® to 1%. Both phones, 1420 SECOND AVE. ‘THE Last cHaNnce Paein ote on easy tora, 19 per en 00d Ha month Prices ranging LIseL Case WB to fe, Vor particulars call at aye lship Balboa was heard yesterday | Julius Marsaudilie, charging him) ment company, of Portland, af Third 7 iby Commissioner Bowman. Ac-| with murder in the second degree| which M. B. Crane & Co. aro this Second Raco—Boola, even money, CIEE AT WAVES HESRTAL | ey ding to the evidence of Mate! {or killing Mra. Emma Dailey onlagents, and will manage the prog-| 9%: Crip, second; Gracohus, third.) sarin tanan, a sailor who has t. Interest nici aioe: The hotel was bought for] |NVESTIGATION MONDAY, | been iil at the Wayside hospital for H, LEWIS & CO. jJertrude attemp 0 wa ship | plea on Monday. $275,000. —— some time, died this morning. The We Have a y eon at George formerly of First and Cherry st, The investigation of the status of| body was removed to the Bonney nwe Inspector Marsh and of the| Watson morgue. Little is known | pact Dol ph: from south clerks tm the city comptrotier’s of-|of Hanan, except that he was a GAMBLERS PORMENT Ban. Big pore porta, aoeive: 4 thin af M. J. Sommeschein, « prominent | mos wilt be taken up Monday at a| member of the local aerie of the hop merchant of Austria, is reg-| meoting of the evil service commis.) Fraternal Order of Bagless. have removed to their new store, 1206 Second av, where they are are for business. when she was on the shore near Port Angeles. j IAMES F mone e. President. B, SOLNETN Cashier. DIRECTORS: Ferdinand Schmita, n DOLPHIN HAS ARRIVED. | ausTRIA HOP MAN AT BUTLER. | 1 oer line," cng 0808) Phe Chinese gamblers who were ternoon at 2 o'clock with a large |e ee the Butler " y larrested Thursday night by Ser t of passenger om PLEADS NOT GUILTY, CONSIGNMENT SALE EM tetiers, 7-+ |geant Powers and Patrolman Carr flr YEE FAIRCHILDS IN SEATTLE. HOP PICKERS ARE anime NOW GOING ON - and ps failed to respond in police cow A § d th 4 OFF FOR YAKIMA,| Joo P, At the fe n | : “} 4 arrish was arraigned this) ‘aor . | yesterday, and thetr ball was de- un ay on 4 H. A. Fairehilds, chairman of the morning before Judge Frater of aif 4. Bp, Stewart. Skirt M C bie _, | saree forteited § d state railway commisston, fa in th Labor ( . Hi. Grout | charge of assault with intent to do| Robt g MeCormick elty {4 . a ong city registered at the Butler will send a 4 load of 200 hop| bodily injury, and entered a plea! chat, 1207 Second A _ - AN AGED TOUCH. oun ae | pickers to the Notth Yakima fields! of not guflty. | Mhotn eave A. Male, of the Portland hotet,| No place in the whole wide world J. M. Cunningham, thia afterno ihr. eteursion Un'wouiay | 200 to 300 Sacks of NOTICE, states that be was touched for §16| "ill you find such | magnificent pe RRL nionSaving {in the Glabe saloon last night by an|soemery te from the deck of the erchant Tail fat | A] tes oan tne asi ot told fan, a@ good description of} magniicest exeursion senmer M or The New Styles Rasaod wor 7 Reis al & rust Co. Ent Wis cua iin = 7 fice friaahica 7 4 . Monticello between Seattle and! wishes to an | whom has been given the police |Paulsbo. Take your sweetheart.) of suiting including many ex-| Are modest to the extreme; the new! valley bott land. You ean see i | Mire, M. &. Ajax, 2211 fast Chorry| wife or mother tomorrow aud Ist! clusive and beautiful patterns in do-|woolens are very pronounced Althe crop now on adfoining land to| i one AL t + will entertain the ladies of the|them have a day's outing. Bont! meatic and imported woolen, is} eall will nvince you that we are|my acres, which I am selling cheap, vancer Bailding Sohn F. Miller W. B.C. next ‘Tues-\leaves pler No. 2, 9:30 a. m. Re-|ready for your inspection. A call the tailors you feed. Irving & Can. on easy torms: J. As Paine, 907 ow |¢ay afternooa. ‘turning to Seattle at 6:30 eee] ig invited, 1022 Second ave, *** | non, 211 Coldmbla st Alaska bldg ee that a fail line Cor, Geeond Ave, and Ch Hoge Bidg., Seattle, W, Agents for Alaska Banking @& Rafe Deposit Co., Nome, Alaska,