The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1907, Page 8

GREAT FEAT OF|TALY's WIRELESS ) March 18.-—The Wireless telegraph experts of the avy department are elated over the success of transmitting a wire leas mossage f Pensacola, Fla, % Point Loma, Cal, a distance of over 3,000 miles. Captain Qualthough, in charge of the wireless station at the Wash fngtoa navy yard, says this Is the teat distance ever covered on this side of the world and Indi gates that any distance can ultt mately be covered. Two mountain fanges intervened between the (wo stations. HERMANN’S ACTIONS BEING PROBED (Scripps Telegraph Service.) WASHINGTON, March 15.—The sixth week of the trial of Binger Hermann opened today. Although charged merely with the destruc tion of letter press copy books of the xeneral land office while com- missioner, Hermann has been un dergotag an inquisition as to his en tire official career to the time he was forced by Hitchcock to re The defense admits the destruc contained only copies of private and personal letters. The prosecution is endeavoring | (Seattle Star's Exelusive Service.) |lord would pretend to agree to file nor Lanfelice’s price. The iandiord, being willing, he in formed Lanfelice that the villa was Lanfellce was over joyed and hastened to chwe On his way fellee happened to meet M. Biondi. |. too, had wanted the villa, and he offered Lanfelice $6,000 spot to prove that although some of the letters were personal, the official testimony introduced shows that g@everal referred to operations of CLEVELAND'S BIRTHDAY, Grover Cleveland, ex-president of the United States, i# TO years old to @ay. The former president Makes it a point to be with his family on his birthday, and Spend it quietly. He ts enjoying his he gratulation have been rece him from all parts of this ¢ and of world. DEAN™ CIGAR. | THE NEW QUALITY, Se. The Newest of N Wash Dress Stuffs The new Wash Goods are selling with a rush, and there are good reasons for it Not in any previous season were inexpensive wash goods so pretty and dainty as now It is also very evident that the best styles will sell out early—it will be to your best interest to BUY NOW. SILK CORD BENGALINE— | SILK FLORAL POPLIN— A silk aud cotton fabric in « medium weight in all the lat eat plain shades; this material | has the appearance of a rich | silk; per yard ....... ASe JUANITA SILK— One of the most popular silk and cotton goods on the sheer order; comes in white Jac Quard grounds with dainty col Ored plaids; very attractive; | per yard Seis 50e PARISIAN SILK PLAIDS A beautiful sheer silky fabric composed mostly of silk, dot ted white ground with the lat- est colored Parisian plaids per yard .., ave Your Easter DressGoods Is Among These Easter Suits this A good evening, tion of the question WOOL SUITINGS— Forty styles to choose from Shepherd Checks, Broken Checks and Piaids, Tans Grays, Browns, Blues; a yard 50e OVERCHECK PANAMA— 54-inch Overcheck Panama Cloth fn light gray, medium gray, , brown and dark red D5e WORSTED SUITINGS— 58inch Panama and Worsted Buitings In fine checks stylish stripes, fashion colorings; a yard #1 More About Ea Millinery Affairs A BON MARCHE HAT i NEW ONES orrect hat—no matter 'S PRIMA DONNA IN GREAT REALISTIC SCENE tion of the t but claima they MME. LOUISE LANFELICE, PRIMA DONNA WHO FOUGHT OR- vb pe sg “ ** | CHESTRA LEADER WHO BOUGHT A VILLA FROM HER HUS GENOA, Mar. 18.—Itallan artistic cireles are scandaltzed by an attack on M . musical director of land grafters in the west the famous A dozen more witnesses are to be | Genoa, by Mme. examined before the government | eee Soe prima donnas his for $6,000. Loutse Lanfelice, arose over a pictur esque little (Scripps Telegraph Service.) which Mme PRINCETON, N. J. March 18.—| bvsband to buy prietor demanded e his wife's ple easy way of clearing $1,000. To the husband's surprise Mme. pleased, and on learning the name of the new purchaser she went She explained and suggested that Biondi! should returo the house. Biondi soon started on a tour, and the two did not meet again wot! thie month in Genos. Then the ac Lanfelice wished her ways | BE $5,000 ctroumstances cious and sympathetic and has a usual health, and is tp good spirits. |pamber of gentiomen admirers. To Many telegrams and letters of con- | one ed by | trowbl try | arran confessed her ad he gallantly offered to He offered to pay $1,000 difference the orebestra at the Pollteana Schilling’s Beat tea Lanfelice took a seat In the front eee ‘and coffee, CW WHITE PLAID BATISTE— An extremely popelar fabric In | The newest creation plaids woven on a sheer, dain sheer and dainty, in handsome floral designs; WHITE FANCY WAISTINGS— pretty silk and cotton ry large assortment of dain 1 goods on the mouaseline order, comes in the newest floral de signs, suitable for garden par evening gowns in all uptodate de SOIESETTE— A silk and cotton material that has earned a name LORRAINE TISSUE— A sheer dainty fabric on the ba- tiste order, comes in the latest French plaids in the delicate makes a very comes tn plain pastel shades has a beantiful ell, inexpensive gowns; hundreds of women are thinking seriously + are going to help some hundreds of them to a m rst place, we have a showing of Dress ( equaled in a les are the very best th | TAMISE CLOTH— 50-inch fancy Shephe BLACK VOILE— in all Seattle BLACK CREPE-— SHELMA CLOTH— ster PARIS MODEL OUR MILLINERY NOW COM THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1 907. rowmof the orehestra, and at the firet performance of “Mignon,” Im the midst of one of the sous, Mme. Lanfelice rose from her seat, rushed to Blond, abbed his hair and pulled, Then she began to seratch his face and pummel him with her flats, Biondi tried to retreat, but, Mm Lanfellce’s little Inp dog, Titino, which the actress had emuggled in under her coat, joined ia the He grabbed the taile of the mu leader's coat and bung op like bulldog The audience began to how! cheer for the dog. The poll rushed tn and arrested all corned in the melee, Hower they were soon after released, | M. Biondi has been compelled leave Genoa because of the ridie heaped on him. SHINGLES SEN aOUTH ‘That a new epoch hae dawned tn the transporting of cedar shingles from Puget sount te southern and eastern markets is evidenced by the large 2 of shingles that are being shipped south by #toamer to fan Franciseo, where they wit! | be taken ower the Banta Be and) Beuthern Pacifie to inland pointe abt angement can be made | nending their product by boat to | Salina Crus, Mex, by rail to the! Gulf of Mexteo and by beat to points | Along the Atlantic coast. “HASH” BILL FOR MONTANA (Scripps Telegraph Service.) A. Mont, March 18—All ant keepers and lunch room proprietors In Montana are up} in arma and seared to death, The hash” bill te going to be put in} force an soon as ponsible, and the! “are fearful that them ot be taught to conform te the new order of things without & prolonged period of Inatruction. } ‘The bill in patterned after the old national oleomargarine law, in that it requires hotels, restaurants, cafes and boarding house to post notices and otherwise warn customers if any of the ingredients used in the preparation of haeh have been adul- terated, providing a heavy penalty” tor viola thow of the previelens. SAVINGS. BANK N OPERATION Geattio’s latest financial insti tion, the Bank for Barings, ope: | for business on Saturday, and ie & satisfactory number of | posite, The bank fs operating jthe Eriksom building, First University, anttl ite own bulldli ie erected on Westlake av (MEANT STREET WORK | Property owners in the Pleas: | Valley addition, Magnolia Bl lwere somewhat surprised to rn \im Saturday's Star an announ | ment by David P. Kastman, agegt | for the property, that the ste@l! | works were well under way, Thege/ are 0 steel works on the additio®, | which Is etrietly residence land } The statement was a typographical | | error, street work being the in | } tended words. “The appaintment by the prest- Gent of the national commission on | Party be a good untry.” aaye | the inland waterways will {thing for the whole | Congresaman Will "Ast | different m by the comn Jerstand It, there are three tere to be investiaated Firat, the de- | ‘ vigable inland | #treame and lakes and the connee- tion of them by a system of canate, as to make them an important factor in the solution of the traffic | problem; second, the regulation of | the courses of stream, vey. flows; third, the pr a NEW INCORPORATIONS | sity wc. FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. “Under One Roof—Everything to Furnish the Home Complete.” ——————————— LOW AND MEDIUM-GRADE DRESSERS FOR LESS Dressers are offered at sharply reduced prices Complete Hotel and Club Fur nishe Until tomorrow night several patterns of of them are Ble Special $10.45, Special $9.35. Dresser pictured above is made of Dresser pictured above is made of solld oak in golden finish beveled plate mirror 18x24 in. Special $7.85. Dresser shown to illustration fe made of solid oak in golden finish. beveled plate mirror 14x20 in., measures 20240 tn, and ts shaped contains two small drawers and two large Posts, standards and mirror frame are rounded, Regular price $12.00. mirror 20x24 in, tn shaped standards. re shaped and measures top drawers ba large drawers have straight front, frame and standards are te Regular price $17.06, and two large ones. ards and mirror frame are rounded. Draw- ers bare cast brass trimmings. front, and tap Special $14.00. Solid oak Dresser in golden Has shaped beveled plate , mounted in shaped measures 22x40 in, and is . There are two small upper drawers a two full-size drawers, the two small ea having lock and brass p the two ones having legs of this Dresser are price $26.50. Special $10.85. above is made of solid Has heavy oval bev Dresser pictur oak in golden finish. led plate mirror 2 frame mounted base measures 22142 tn two swellfront emall upper two straight-front large drawe ed with cast brass price $18.00. Special $9.65. Dresser is made of solid oak, goid- fintehed. Has heavy beveled plate mir ror 20x24 tn. top 20x40 In. Base contains two small drawers and two large ones, all mounted with . standards and Regular price $15.75. irawers and lock and brass frame are rounded LREDERTGH 6: NELSON ae ne nae LARGE FIELD CONGRESSMEN RETURNING. FAIRBANKS AND THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE.) [ception was Fairbanks last given Vice President night at the Audi torlum ennex by the Irish Fellow (Scriops Telegraph WASHINGTON, Maroh of congreasmen. for Panama to Inspect the work on Humphrey, | #atled yesterday from Colon on the | Big auction of very fine fur- including one Kohler & I have received They had a! being abundantly They took great interest tn | the canal, giving it a thorough sur- A Good Job prevent | On a Hot Alr Furnace ts easential [if possible future droughts and over health an well lon of the| expert men to oversee the plants we forest growth of th untry install and to guarantees them. w York March ne time, tained. contents of a large, nished house, iititiee Jefferson St and go one block south on 16th SSE g Consisting In part as follows RA 28. rear Arcade bidg very fine Parlor Stands, | | (Star Special Gervice.) OLYMPIA, March 14 Corpor been filed tn the) retary of state aa} ton papers hy office of the we Wickes Bros, of Michigan, ma chinery—M rough Haire, 412) Oriental building, Seattle, state Church of Star Pennington, Mra » H, Roddy, San ompany, of Bauk $35,000; F. A. Howe, A. H. Davison, We W.~ Cashey George Green, Emerson Hammer. W. R Shingle Company, of} Marysville, Snohomish, eounty—G. | HM. Russell, N. Whitain c Ir of Seattle ’ T J. German, John J. Gor man, Sylvester Harringto Keystone Invest apany, ae Seattle—$10,000; W A. 8 D. A. Regnier and The Standard M and M ufacturing Co ¥, of Vancoug $160,000; M. Deits, BE. A, Blow and others Carlton Cre 4 $4,000; C. Vv ARE AGAINST REDUCTION, ; (Star Special Service.) VICTORIA, B. C., March 18 protest is to be made against tip reduction of the British Celum| pecial subsidy to the a punt $100,000 year, proposed by t Laurier government. Resolutions of protest will be offered in tf provincial legislature this week CROKER HAS CHILLS. (Scripps Telegraph Service.) DUBLIN, March 18.—Richard Croker ts uffering with a ehill in His condition, though s improving today w 1 spend your salary each hd part of it fooltahly, some ; tina savings eae SixBig Specialsfor Tomorrow (Tuesday) tre FAIR Dep’t Store 1513-15-17-19 Second Ay. $20.00 ALL WOOL LADIES’ SPRING SUITS < quartered-oak Exten . one weathered oak t, seven fine oak seice s =F Brie-a-brac, fine L oak Bod Room Suotes, fF also one very fine Feather Bed, fine oak Chif. fontera, Chairs and fancy Rock rd n, Dishes, Graniteware and lots of other useful articles too rous to mention above goods are all first class and must be , 8 don’t miss this rig <, BANKING MADE $3.50 LADIES SKIRTS. JOE MARTIN, Auctioneer, tails of a bank clear to those who are of financial transactions. FRESH COUNTRY H SHORNOCK, pree ALEX MY RRA FROM THE EAST TO THE During March and April, 4% INTEREST? re § SAVINGS: A JOYFUL EASTERTIONS Eastern points, ing a trip weat? 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