The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1908, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, OCT. 13, 1908. aro quietly divoussing the probate | MAROONED ON ISLAND. chotoe of hia ancoeasor 3 Cardinal Renrpelli, the late pope's (By United Pr ) etary of etete, although he te BAN, DIEQO, Cal. Oct, 18 Con | te the atronmest ¢ gos vaneiioe tak Fiots Gente, al far port, according to ge" wn Of this port, in marooned | imprensian ‘ on ® amull barren island} Complaints against Merry do Possible Clue Rove to south of Bente Temes, Lawer Catt | Valle palictes are from various ‘ 5 < m re : — cannes Rapecially frequent and Be of Absolutely the murde fornla, The fisherman was aba e by his partner, Lovense Papal Secretary Of State ampnatio are the ob Jeottons af uk: | No Value. nora nor deacriptions of the : who arrived in port lawt ‘ With #h and American representatives idee ston teense be found. | night, and declared he was com. | Friendly Visitors from the United States are The watches were pawned at the|pelled by fear of d | the MALLEABLE RANGE demonstration week is attracting much attention. You and your friends are to be Alma waloon, Mee “preaumnbly by Hand's dd that threagh them or inieht be apprehended ¥ t th. to maroon | " “ an, the Pope. HE a a ee cera ius mUenOr af. A Hand, |Alma saloon several months neo by |Coulgo, having been throat our guests this week—Welcome! ——— modernism Sure private patrol om, wha@j to Alnaka ] . Was shot down in cold ti " The proprietor of ve Alrnn wit | (fy United Proms) Societe tO Ae ee a et tee ganar ot we | MILWAUKEE BUYS | @ quality dresser the Standard ROME, rae. 6 nal, which ts attributed to det | wilt” prehawi eany morning ae , pec Vv e— * ‘ ona. iat Cardinal M to ie tw Val the Hallan government would | ju 4 fe Guualived avon by she ltnk. te de scpacntor rth oe | air tight heater: and © gecretary of ate hes be vartioularty pleased with a/ poetics atolen watche Had Hand's mur Pons j fer wood only ing gy bigh quarters at change When ft ed to Captain attempted to diapoxe of them “aw oor p tay officta of Detox Tennant that re my men might he apr en eof the finanee ied a remor that m| ah thoes tha: wankeok . Babes i tion fast: might. encouragitiy report tw demise were heard on the sale of the ye verb. t this evening at the Art « an aw Sere Patholic atgnttn siilinhehcclineiadiiacibiiain SLAY l ee oe . Arts 804 attion bohde. The Milwaukee toad damawed SCHOOL DAY SPECIAL Prices oe ee ole aS In the exposition, haw bought $4,000 idge Luncheon wort of bonds, ‘This maken $24,000 | Regular $3.00 Suits only $1.50 i ut Northern and the Reguiar $4.00 Suits only $2.00 conseemctenniins ‘ may at a bridge luneheon roads. the ey | Keone all W v ited PX onda hite sch having pur Reguiar $5.00 Suite only $2.50 new HRONEWIR 3, oot , Kendall and CROWN CLOTHING CO, 13.—The police today aro Invest! White wore mar 1121 First Ave. gating the story told by Mra. Julia Madelin, who recently shot and) ois § kitled her husband that her father olmmbia Pollock: Richards. = | sold her to, Tony Madetin, for $100 Minn Vesta Klaine Richards was night's Bi Sal of- When ashe rebelled, her father, ac-/ married to Mr, Don Carlos “ ‘od from — | ig ie | cording te her statement forced last eek at the home af M thet they ~ hard hor to marry Madelin and received Hosome, 816 26ch av. Hey SA Gels to tay eelaines oe ce the money Deon be eee po pe Unofficial announcement has regular value 90.00 Semi orce ain Mra. Madelin killed her husband | honor Mr. Arthor ‘Mlcinkat wan | been imade to Will H. Parry of wey targe sine office arm chair, ex ite I- last Saturday. She declared that | groomeman eral lange subscriptions from Indl tra strong arme and back posts he bad beaten and kicked *y for Church Reception. \; Ms es , 2 i =e “ jam are solidly bolted through the solid WP) not preparing supper, although he | the Mtetnent olongy | Withheld for the time being seat, neat flat spindle and large This Ware is all first quality, and we name these unheard fo wig wok. He then secured # knife | will gives “ Pridey pane k, heavy casting base, | of to a make a quick clean-up. We need the room. and threatened her. in terrer the evening, Oot n Anne CORT SIGNS WITH finished golden or weathered ome t0 35. Lot includes— jf) Woman sexed a revolver and killed |M. & chur Fg regular price $9.00. Priced ex range (her assailant > Sas Paget Be a. tra special $5 Hy . 106 P. Mariatt the wiven of Cc LVE FOR TOUR. oe ou: this is an exceptionally good LO | ereeesererenseweweweweg oN. tite ve 1 ay as low priced atr-tight heater; iz Aspe antag emg iy —— e has cast legs. nickel urn and Se | : 3 rm Mrs A. W Mre,|_ Jehe Cort has signed a contract top air draft; all steel lined Rey MEE. sacs cab eanian 10¢ | bd Whiting, Mire, J. hand | VES Calvo Sey © tone ot the wests reguier vaive $33.50 the body is made of Wells. | W. C. Wray which is announced as the Inst pub . ik deine 10e¢ | 3 eat hg lie appearance of the diva before the the odd-shaped Freach beveled ville polished steel 10¢ ti SeSeSeSeSeeesed: ee ian le ony Resen Concert musical puttt OCalve began her mirror of this dresser is exceed made in four sizes 10¢ | Archaeological Leoture. woloiet at the I nomnon of concerts at Bpringfield ingly pleasing, le 24x30 Inches No. 2 is an 16-inch i Invitations have been inmued hy | Beloit . Masa She will begin ber tour of ef Sue quartered wak, finely : ys 4 ok, 1 9 i ae ais 106 Northwest Soctlety, Archasotog- | So0rr given Get. | the world May 1, next yeur, aati te ist? tache: —If you tive “way out” in the . atitute of America, to « le arch under ing from San Francisco for Aus Getehes; Sap SS Sines ieee suburbs, you can have the tthe Feder and shaped; the two small top drawers are swell shaped, reg wiar valne of this dresser is $33 paraphont~tatnent | 5.) —your old stove | or range will be taken as part payment is yours to om Se oe take advan oh. MALLEABLE | Le j tage of at any chase of a essen | SEATTLE. SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. TACOMA. time. on “The Assousn Papyri,” de tralia, stopping af Honotulu. She tvered by the Rev, H. H. Gowen, No tour Austrailia, Ne Zealand, r pines, Borneo, China : HD. D. on Thursday evening, Oct. 16 — Chopper, 98¢ $1.25 Gloves, 69¢ Pair at Johnston hall, Third av and Uai-| WILL PROSECUTE Japan, India, South Africa and Lon versity ithe will be under the manage jont Food Chopper | Pair of Genuine Horsehide Aw ? HEALTH OFFICERS) iment of bd. V Gireox and ww to sharpen, clean | bestos Tanned Working Gloves oo orgwton. ai Wilkinson will be the advance man, Mrs. William P. Harper, presiden work is all done with fancy stitehed back and of the Seattic Federation of Wom (By United Press.) Harry Cort accompanying her as iment sorew. It laced wrist; worth $1.26 69 ve & reception to MANILA, Oct. 13-—The Mer. | treasure | ' cj" c in honor of Mra Chants’ association, of Maulla. to aaaenaememenene ! 1 newly ole day adopted resolutio sledst S0c Night Latch, 35¢ woskdent of the state federation. |themselves. to promene (eek AL Y¥.P. BOARD TO ie Pin Dovel, Se BurgiarProot Night Latch; has | Bridge Club. officials, whom they cha with a . Mra, David Kellogg witl ent ® responsibility for 4 ned | 2 flat stoe! keys; easily put on onal ¥ for the chaler 7 Heavily Japan demic through No. 3 is @ 20-4neh size No. 4 is @ 224nch am 2.75 No. 5 is a@ 244nch She $3. 50 best delivery service obtain able through our splendidly equipped Special Suburban Delivery Service. ~—our liberal credit service fees westh 80c he Wednesday Bridge club tor ws } Teed laxity in spectal Cc i , — ram measures. The merchants are in ww eug' diguant at’whet they lat Hewtry B. Reed, director of explatt i or claim ie 7% , ter, 15¢ Rs Sheeting Paper, 49¢ J ve Thought f criminal negligence on the part of Sten of the A-Y.<P. exponttion has with Mirn Bint part « ot Crescent Gray Roatn tth Bre. Kether gernoen the officials of the city chargea Teetived word that William M. Ged x: aley afternoen € reed Petian Skit or | Sheeting Paper; 500 square feet Rane and Writtnad of with preserving the health of the) Qu\iont ie sormaneet em - Mrs and dur | to the roll; unsurpassed as |B! potkin.” will be read by Mrs Jennie public. They say that noe onts a a dee euemene on. are - won that the body doce not go te the Lancaster represent Seattle an@ 15 house ining, worth 49 Hoy have the laws theme! ven lax way 1 Geattie and will or- NOTORIOUS GAMBLER *: LIAS Srouns of the chy's Msigest the state of Washington c 7 special c Arte and Crafts. but that the health officials have rive here on Got. 20. aa Mine Le Lacheur will be the solo. | a jected te enforce the sanitary xpected that when the on the #tatate books. arrives it wilt areer in Mme, Alexis Dead. . PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Oct. 13, ce Mme. Nord Alexis, wife of the i esident of Haiti, died here ukecen Tabak Suntec after a short fliness. 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