The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1907, Page 8

‘PRETTY SUIT FOR ADAMS DENIES THAT HE KILLED TYLER Adame feared being taken to orado, While at the depot wal for the train Brown told bim that ACCUSED MURDERER GOES ON STAND IN HI8 OWN BEHALF —MAKES POSITIVE STATE |i, was on the inside and if Adame MENT. would do what Was wanted he -- - would come out all eight ” his statement (Serippe Telegraph Service.) Thiele reiterated t B "RK, " », Fel 2 a number of times on the way to WALLACE, Idaho, Feb. 28—Yor hi at Role he was taken terday afternoon Steve Adams, de) ratchet to the penitentiary and put fondant in the murder trial whieh | im q solid steel cell on the second involves the approaching trial of| ter with Harry Orchard and con ‘ | even days. Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone for| fined six or seven ¢ . loan in the cell Orchard told the murder of exGovernor Ste wy ”| ei ie had ends © COniee ttn berg, went on the witness ets a implicating officers of the his own bebalf. Adams was ¢x4™ | Western Federation, and that he ined with the grea deta (Orehard) was to get off without garding his past life. He denied that he was at Price's hotel at Mica Meadows on August 24 “Had Glover, Simpkins and your} self anything to do with the killing of Tyler or Boule? “No. Me reat uni Ds ou ution, and that he was to get a plece of money and he Intended to put a pond between himeelf and members of the Western Federa tio Orchard Warns Adame. Orchard warned Adama that the beat thing he could do was to help % ranch, near Baker City, by | conviet the officers of the Western ctive Thiele and Sherift Brown | Federation and corroborate Or warrant charging |chard’s confession and save bim complicity in the Steunenberg ae | self and think of his family, and if gaxsination. He was in jail over) Adame failed to do this be would be might at Baker City and demanded | taken back to Colorado and elther that Brown get him an attorney.| mobbed or hanged Brown refused, but next morning Later In the day Mra, Adams cor he demanded again and Brown | roborated her busband’s statements weat out and witness saw Attorney Adame’ testimony will be re Moore sumed again this afternoon RAINMEN BREAK AFTER THEATERS WITH RAILROADS) ou doccnr service) OLYMPIA, Feb. 28, — Senator Bratt would break up the alleged (Seripoe Telegraph Service.) theatrical trust. He introduced a CHICAGO, Feb, 28.— Negotiations | bill yeaterday to make theaters and} Detween the managers of Western |opera houses public houses of railroads and the trainmen and/amusement. The bill then provides conductors in regard to an increase | that any agent or manager bs own | in wages were terminated abruptly jer must lease to any bona fide ap Jast night without am agreement] plicant. Failure to do so is punish- | Chous of the A gained deing reached able with a fine of $100 to $500, It | lone Sow io white The question of strike te now up| also provides that a list of book: | Covering the low crows. to the men. Committees represent | ings shall be kept and exhibited to ing $0,000 men on 42 raflroad aye lany that destres to see it. Paflure tems throughout the west left this/to exhibit the Hat of bookings t* clty last night carrying with them | punishable by a fine of 10 to $20. strike ballots to be voted on. If a emg esr trike vote is carried the officers| The WASHINGTON » wil SURANCE COMPANY bas made |o% the signal corps. wit) again put the matter up to the general managers before calling | application for admission to the) fee the good buys In real ow ! *** lon Page 7. out the men. state of Pennsylvania. panner of ar on F mary 2, 1906, at his his dese a fugitive NEW YORK, Feb. 28 woman, It trimmed carefully gowned white broadeloth mons green velvet eoinch hem. With the it, the skirt Is severely plain. green does not appear apon It jacket, ho ornamentation This cloth, velvet bands, and @ vest Iriah embroidery. The pony coat vot bands are of green. felt. It te white, wikt THROUGH To ) NOME. Telegraphic communteation Inexpensive Aprons for Maid and Matron No matter what kind of an Apron is desired it will be found here—plain and fancy. The following list will give you an idea of the variety and prices of the rather ‘plain sort. AT Qhe—Kitchen Apron, made of heavy gingham, cut long and wide; with pocket. AT B5e@—Kitchen Apron, made of good heary gingham, with bib buttoned around neck. AT 3ie—Black Sateen Aprod, cut round, with ruffle and pocket, suitable for store and Officer work, ee Aprons, made wh, ¢inch hematitehed hem and pocket. aT ‘Kitchen Apron, Moth- er wi style, made of good gingham, 60 inches long, covers all and meets in the AT 39e—White Lawn Aprons, hematitehed bib and bretelles over shoulder back; ruffle Oo bottom and over shoulders. AT 5O0e@—Fancy Aprons, made of organdy, trimmed with a aT Black Sateen Apron, barrow fluted ruffle, edged cut with pocket. with lace and ribbon. Little Things for Use Around the Garden No need to tell you that the prices have been reduced on these goods to the stall profit potnt marvel ig how they can be made and sold for so litte money. That concerns the makers more than us ‘They stand losses frequently and we buy in large quantities. TSe Spades She. 250 Garden Hoe 17. Best steci Spades, square pointe: Strong Hoes, very light; regular | price 260. Special 17¢ | regular price Tbe. Spectal 5Gé We Garden Rakes 5c. ‘Thene are made of malleable tron and have 12 teeth; price 26c. Special Best Galvanized Stee! Wire Powl- try Netting. 4 feet wide, 2-inch mes 166 lineal feet ......--+ Hi Bamboo Bags and man Bon Marche Personals We Weeding Hooks 6c, Maileable fron Weeding Hooks, wood he *; regular price We. Speci 6e Rabbits in Town “Roll of 2-98 ‘ tos the fir, came home inst Camo today—droves of ‘em! Suit Cases |} rei ieee rs }|teaay “napwite’—ine latest successful spring trip smart fad in eastern fashionable From Nippon. that borrow the ° 2 soctety. Naturally they will woight of tieaue and the strength |) cp. in hot Smith of the Dery $ [make their Seattle debut at The of fron, Kepectally the thing for |} the days. | Since moving fen Marche. Tomorrow's the women who tra poovat, Band. — ; day, on the fourth floor, See reli “4 pee ied them yourself and send the Traveling Bags ral Alle - Hu mar ir ge | commutes down oo big wie Pn nm a Ja keeper, were m arried ing thousands pa and |$ ma Sunday, Tr Shins 6 0 keeping house. | , a 4 “4 » 10-In. 11-In. 13-In. 16-In. 20-In. ite Bak he ¢ ° 1 Easter yo : i 228 “sich,” arrived in t a-) jc. 7Sc. $1.25. $1.75, $2.25 day trom m two month trig to} Novelties e ee § characters are to be seen in this t ie. “ian s}fyear's display—at the cand 1 ted - < 4 ® i b Y a ¢ sizes Pr ‘ 3 tle > . ’ kees ‘ . 22-Inch. 24-Inch. 26-Inch, 14 ‘ a this St. atrick Ss $2.75, $3.00. $3.25. me ths } Pos 1 Pr % + wm || Postal Cards ‘ { E ‘ Mall one withlr fe terCards|| ed ah Faas sepihe dine ban oe os on ! } a e ol4 land on Patrich M Dake the TERS: But you must act at rt 1) § F } +t ' bs a | id original ideas, ar ) 4 coloring patriotic } { 2 for SUNNY SOUTHLAND (Seattle Star Exclusive Service.) For the exodus southward a suit that ts al most springiike ts prepared for a with ‘The skirt ts ctreular, with a sev ception of the many rows of etitehing upon The The ver, is elaborate with decoration takes the form of straps of the short and has the edges and straps stitched. The buttons and the vel The hat te of the finest of French |“ bh green, and « completely haa been restored between Seattle and Nome, according to Col. Glassford, The (Star Special Bervies.) OLYMPIA, Feb, 28%rom many parte of the state prot came th the senate yesterday against the repeal or change in the Sunday law advocated by Senator Davie. One protest, sald to be endorand by 40,000 Ohbristians of tle, anked that a falr atte be made first to enforce lawa as they sow exiat Methodist ministers of Spokame vent a ieee. The congress thon of t ‘ncoma Baptiet churdh went in & protest, Anti-Cigarette Bill, The sende also received, many petitions in favor of the passage of the antheigarette bil, which has already passed the house with but two negative yotes, The anti cigarette bill was recetved tn the wenate from the house February 21 + Reem OFFICIALS OF LosT BULLION SPANIGH MINES COMPANY | TAKEN IN CHARGE BY U. 5 MARSHAL, (Soripps Telegraph Service.) DENVER, Colo, Feb, 28 with having used the United st matl fraudulently by advertising and sclling worthless mining etock, Dep- uty arreated ©. Laven of the Lost Bullion Spanish Mines company. The direct charges were made by pestoffice Inapectors, who tavestt- of ay nem TELEGRAPH BRIEF: Treasurer Skips Out SPOKANE, Feb. 2&--It Is now established that Frank Amith, the missing extreasurer of the Waiters’ Union of Spokane, was in Los An goles 10 days ago. Buch waa the statement received from police headquarters. Nothing further could be learned but that the po lies are on Smith's track sad may at any time cateh Bim. Smith div appeared from Spokane six weeks ago, taking with bim $300 belonging to the local unton. Courtenip—Seoret M. LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. 2#—-At- ter a courtship of a few weeks Allan Caldwell, a wealthy young tarmer of Sharpsburg, Bath county, was secretly married last Thurs day to Mise Etida Wright, of Spo- ke Wash. The wedding was a bounced yesterday Robbery Means Death. SACRAMENTO, Feb. 24. senate bas passed the bill intr |duoed at the inetance of Grand |Juror Bonntag, of San Franctseo, |making robbery at night in which « deadly weapon is used @ capttal crime, puntehable by death or life jimprisommest. The measure has now boon passed by both houses. Dr. Osier’s New Position. MONTREAL, Feb. 24.—Toranto papers publish a report to the ef | fect that when Dr. Hoddick retires ifrom the deanship of the faculty of medicine at McGtll, thie epring, be } wit be euceeeded by Dr. Osler, one Une dent and instructor at Mo GU, tater professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins university, Baltt more, and preseatly regius profes sor of medicine at Oxford, Bishop of London Coming. TORONTO, Feb. %&- The ” Lord Bishop of London is coming America to vention of ¢ | American church at | Richmond, Va. In October, and His [Grace Archbishop @weatman, the primate, has extended an Invitation lot the whole Canadian chureh to pay a visit to two or three of ite Montreal, Toronto and, if possibile, Winnipeg and Vancouver. After the Railroads. | | WASHINGTON, D. C, Fed, 28 Senator Ankeny yesterday pre-| sented to the senate « petition from the Lumber pufacturers |Association of the Northwest,/ |praying for the national legislation mMeree commission power to em |force reciprocal demurrage rules in order to prevent a repetition of the enormous losses sustained by ship pers on account of oar shortage | Hough Againat Hermann. | WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.--On the tative Hermann, of Oregon. yester day, for the alleged destruction of public records while he was com missioner of the general land office, Elliott Hough, formerly private eeo retary to Commissioner Hern world. Sold at a big discount. Geo. H. Woodhouse Co, 112 University Street . ARREST WILDCAT STOCK BROKERS ‘Charged | wildest of “wiideat” of United States Marshal Frank | erty, which was hoax, pure and 1. Blackman and Arthur | simple. } to | inches in diameter. tend the general con-| Stivers ls 4 } | [detachment of resumption of the trial of Represen- | a, fetary_to_ Commissioner Hermana, | Starrett Tools are the best in the | chitects, 863 Colman building, for a oe } Oo " t Onn ernterting on the taterstate com.| commence here this afternoon. The lof the country and delegates from CLOSED SUNDAY; NO CIGARETTES and placed on general file without weing to committion, The bill was on the calendar for yesterday, but was net reached, Reconsider Armory Bill, Benator Hutson gave notice yes tdvday that he would move to re consider the vote by which the py! bill passed Tuesday, He he desires to amend the bill Hy" a atve other ofties than Tacoma,! Heattic and Spokane the right te) have armories at (he e vente of) the state, If he faile t ot these) amendments ta, however, he says) he will not vote againet the bill. Elks Would Protect “Tooth.” Charles B. Coon, Heutenant gov ernor, received an address from the Hike evking for enactment of a law to prevent persons not members from using the Bilw’ badge. A bill) was Introduced some time ago to this end. 2 eT from 4d numerous 06 those whe been doped. The two aken before United St vera and released on $6,000 bonds each to ap- pear tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock ‘The Leet Bullion Bypanieh Mines company te alleged to be one of problems, The sent broadenst eribed the f of this famous prop- etreut tand have “old workin Kxcitement l& intense here, ae thousands bave been parted from their cash to invest in what Is claimed “nothing,” . ed was recalled to the stand, bat noth ing of importance was brought out. House Exoncrates Bailey. AUSTIN, Texas, Feb, 38-—By a vote of 70 to 40 Benator Joseph W. Batley exonerated by the lower house of the Texas legislature last night of any charges of trreqular acts In public life as alleged by Rep resentative Cocke on January 14. Hotel Burne at Glens Ferry. BOWER, idaho, Feb. 28, far Stockton hotel at Glens Ferry destroyed by fire Tuesday. $12,000; \maurance } 96,500, wit Pay Miners’ Beale. ‘TTR, Fob. 28.—-Btated today that mining companies will pay miners’ seale, but force will be re duced one-half, VYeuterday after neon over 2000 men were dis charged. Disestablishment of Churches. LONDON, Feb. 28.--By « vote of 19% to 90 In the house of commons last night a resolution in favor of faen TR | the disestablishment and disendow ment of the churches both in Eng ined aod Wales was This te the firet time in the history of the house such a generation hae * Lane Charged “With Crime. MUBKOGRE, |. T., Feb. 28.—-Ly man K. Lane. suspended cashier of the United ates Indian Agency. Was arrested, charged with ember tement of nearly $4,000 of the gov @rament’s money Testing Largest Locomotive. PITTSRURG, Pa, Fed. 28.-—-The largest passenger engine in the world bas just been completed at the Pittsburg plant of the American Locomotive company. It is of the Pacific type and will be tested on the Pennaylvanta lines west. This engine has six drivers, each 80 The weight on 0,000 pounds, while the entire engine will weigh about 240, 000 pounds To Map Cubs. FORT RILEY, Kas, Feb. 28—A 315 engineers and sappers left here today for Cuba ‘They will be engaged for « consider able time surveying the coast Hine] o and making » complete typograph-| Pr League of the United States will jeague le divided into 38 sections, each section are present Conners Given Liberty. TACOMA, Feb. 28—y order of Judge Buell, A. C. Conners, @ tele- staph operator held in the county jail for several monthe on a charge of murdering his wife released yesterday, Mra Conr found dead tn bed and strangely nor ommittal as to the |Home BUILDERS, ATTENTION] | M& 8N4 hae easily doubled since Send 600 to Knapp & West, ar-| oe” his body was found by Great North erm surveyors in Semiahmoo bay f side of the entrance, beautifully Business men The body wae taken to New West- | wrought in tron, and will stand sev. | should try to post thelr Minster for identification, then | oral feet high noon hour,” says Mf, brought here for burial LIBRARY'S BUSINESS ‘The business of the Beattle public Conners seemed | iiprary has almost doubled since the | removal to the new Carnegie butld-|l Royal Grantia Utenalls, | of 1 Teaket~- © year ago. Fifty thousand dol fee Pot, 1 2? Saucepans, 2 Vacant property yields large pro Dishpans and 1 i Women's Buite, Walsts, Furs, Eto, Fre derick & Nelson |. . omplete t Taaievsrsieb.) | plete Hote! and Club Fur “UNDER ONE ROOF—EVERYTHING TO FURNIGH THE HOME COMPLETE” $25 9x12 AXMINSTER RUGS eee $17.85 are fourteen patterns from which to choose, all in the gxta size, Oriental and floral effects in rich color com binations are to be seen, Reger price wre roe ial today and tomorrow....... New $6 Portieres $3.98 | Wool Rug Fringe } ; These ‘Tapestry, Portieres are of the 7 Y d ' : ; ; H i } { Silk Cord and. Drapery Fringes 10c Yard which is an assurance of merit well-known “Moss Rose” quality, We offer them in four shades of { Heavy knotted Wool Rug green, two of red and one of Fringe in the wanted}large rt . A850) ment cole brown, Are nicely mercerized and gil of Colors; special tomor cegular have heavy knotted fringe. Reg wa from § ular price $6.00, Special tomor row and Saturday, per alt moron row and Saturday, a pair $3.98 yard Te} urda Our Household Combination Special 65e Here is an assortment of useful house hold preparations w! lows: ard Anti-Carbon Cedarine Electro-Silic Carbona ..... eeeoree Ideal Iron Enamel ooseees Total . ee Special Friday... is tap ne tary destroys all loose soot in stoves, furnaces, piper, akon ¢ ; u en the urning of soft coal a cleanly as though hard coal were used and greatly lessens Cedarine is the finest preparation on the market for cleaning, renewing polishing kinds of finished woods, Removes grease, fly specks, mars and finger iarke Electro-Bilicon is an unequaled polishing material, imparting @ beautiful lus gold, i, ben ‘ul luster and plated ware, with leas labor than any other and without scratching the most diltade . Phe sary a Beatin Polish te a thoroughly reliable, unburnable and waterproof pre especially auital lor polishing stoves, but also very good as a polish a q , me pe rr e polisher nickel and ordinary ¥ ideal tron Enamet is a brilliant and quick-drying fet black enamel ges registers, ete, wher sloasy surface is desired. Will not rub ru SRR SS 10s chimneys and = bofler and r stove-pipes, coal Comes complete off Seasonable = pogo for Tomorrow Childe Three-Piece Garden Bet, senains of rake, hoe and spade Trowels, price 26c; special price ..... spectal Transplant) 15e Price 10¢; Garden Tools and Lawn Supplie Let us supply your needs in these lines. You will find a ful Lawn Mowers THE YANKEE LEADER | THE GIANT UNIVERSAL This mower has three revolving knives which This mower has 10-Inch drive wheels, run at high Speed and give continuous cut, The | . 'o pawl and ratchet ls @ patent positive tock. | “""S ¢7linder and four spiral Raleue Pr re of cast steel, hardened. Drive wheels | *!¥¢ continuous cut. The pawl and are eight inches in diameter and haye skeleton | Patent positive lock, the pawls being of hardened. Stationary knife is flexible rims, Stationary knife is flexible and has lipped | edge. Prices are as follows: ipped edge against which the blades cat. J are as follows With I24ach blades . With I4tneh blades With inch biades ... With 164nch blades With i6inch blades .... THE CYCLEMOWER ‘This ts a strictly high grede ball-bearing Lawn Mower. Driving wheels are ten Inebes ameter. Patent convex revolving knives are made of the best crucible steel, tempered and by & very effective process, and run at high speed. Stationary koife ts also of best eruelile au and has lipped edge againat which the revolving knives shear. The pawis are of hardened east and are warranted to last a# long as the pinion and to never slip, thereby leaving streake in thelas Food mower Tunas almost nolselessly. Can be had with either four or five knives, follows With l¢inch blades With 16-inch bindes .... With lstach blades ... stock ta choose SEATTLE AGENCY FOR GLOBE-WERNICKE BOOKCASES. SEATTLE AGENCY FOR THE OSTERMOOR MA’ MAIL 18 PO j lars a year te to be spent by the! elty In building up and maintaining | use of death and also aid not ex- oan much grief or surprise, Mis | teal map of the island. atrest followed, the Inatitution | Owing to the - Mr. Smith is tn receipt of the of-| outgoing mafl after 6 oles Army League Convention, Missing Man Found Di | ficial architect at Chicago, asking evening of each. day, iam WASHINGTON, Feb. 28 -—The BLAINE, Feb. 28.—Willte hn-' for the detall drawings of the lamps | Stewart declares that rally annual convention of the Navy|#0n disappeared Dec. 27. Yesterday tfor the front portal. These lights | letters remain in the Mea Will be huge candelabra on either | fice over night. es 89e At Spinnings, A Modern Kitchen The easential part of the home iw the KITCHEN. A well. ap pointed KITCHEN should con "Cha “eg 1 Charter Oak Range 1 Kitchen Queen 3 Chairs book of plans for pretty homes, It/ fits, but TIDELANDS make most Frying Pan, all for 3-85 will save you money and tell |for the money. R. Cooper Willi Iron Knife, Fork an how to build a good home cheap. i 478 Ce Colman building. | Spoon teneveeee | FAMILY Can buy shoes at the wear and SAVE MONEY purchased the above named for the loeation, not th vm ery single pair of by Nickerson-Germain to mak our own special Hines. Tomorrow We Will Shoes for Shoes for Shoes for Shoes for Shoes for Shoes for Shoes for Shoes for THE BARGAIN TABLE up to $5.00, at TO 25 PER CENT OFF CHILDREN'S SHOES A THOUSAND OTHER BARC TO MORROW. OF SER SHOES, worth Wallin& Nordstrom Nickerson-Germain Successors to 1327 Second Av. closing out sale of the Nickerson Germain stock of fashionable foot tock, and want Total cost All the abe had at our store NE ubstituting @ tove for the we on kitchen for @4 WOODHOUSE & PLATT FURNITURE CO. rs to Dabney & Wood Su connec firm's buat 2998 3096. Mair Ind 418 Pike Street. e room for Knifeless of Curing Practiced by me #a# ly cure without fall permanently My treatment t6 keep you away business. No Cure No refer you to 4m ninent citisras » have taken “ | | have been cured. | } h investigation of - vf doing business Sell GIVE YOU CREDIT On What You Want for Spring. iAIND Dr. Clarke ut nd Ave. So, Con st