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A CRISIS FEARED
The Assasstoiitlofi of Vice-Consul
Mage 11 ten May tiring America
Into ihe far Eastern imbroglio--
Dttails of Ills Murder
RKRI.tN, Am, r»—A-thiiMM Infi.r.
S.tl.-ii ri.'alt aal h.f.* t.adar any M.,
t*»ii i ____■*_ wa* a polltl.-al
.crime ■■..! *»ii waia-tmud h* tha Ttirh
"tth taffta-la'dom becauee tha vt.-* ron
ftit attltad tha hatred ef tha I'm it. tn
III* *n-riaii •■ !■■■ i.-in n ■ ( Iha tiu-r.
I*. . In Arm.'. realdtnt In tha dt*
ttl » of hit onaulatt tla aleo un
. nnth.t a liutril. et Turkteh iraaaa
._*! h i.t.,i S.'«i many of Iha ml.
■ nrtt'a Hi t«.»*■>■' A perfact thorn
I 1* ill* -i.ii -t th* aiiiltrrttlaa, ai ha
I liui hn-Lit any delay In th* Ann*
Bit* -i i.-I'.-.fi Mi man eitthit*!-
I v"" g»lfrf -I'- :«.-_in4 r' *» •' • ha
I _*'' «K<ifi an thi Rvrtmn .t-_*. t and
I wt. r».*,iii!i**a !■•■*! tha |ima tin
'I ♦ I*!A taitl! . t(1 1.1 I'll.. hire baa
{Sua tha event la liable t« .*r•« Amir.
. I at* tnt j tha tar aaatarn turnttdL with a
•Vance of A ealttaion ••«■■»• »n tha i *
. • •** ••■ li would i.i i.i In a .Tl.la
Tha affair ta c« uilug • Mtaidatabla
I Anaiety.
I Mr V. i.tlv.ii it. M i'm ot
of hating been born In ttTt, it*
WA* r ll.•**!.■ 1 In t&e ..iniii'iil ►■! in!*
* i* Ulnneeota and true A atuidant of
<il«ola in.l »a* a itiM.
tba Lutheran college At tvea-urah.
tA.. for three t *-i a Fair a time ha
Wit. a-wliuiit Ally nri.ii_.tr of Ktoux
Fallt. 8. *> And ii." a-an.'t tto ed
mm* of A p»i .»!lt-al tha let-la" |)Ut>-
U-t -t that*.
< .-r__i It AT. Am *— l-._i.l*«t
.Ita- «•**!! *»»> -iv.|i',« all mortilttg
in ri.*rf«*•_<• with !**• ..-.,i.i» of Utile
if ACE TO FACE THROUGH ETERNITY
_JBBB -lOINES. Aug «.- I—i "-1 la
".■J-, _.i.. •*> ef I-eane HaaMHoai who
I _.-d et a broken heart."
' |n .-tmr im-i.n- >h*.* ii a
.'U.J't • if' bearing Ul* lisacrtptlo*
'wtth a f »n t*aath figure tat a young J
traatnaa cart*id near th* top. Th* attar* I
Sl* mark* the tomb ef Imwlm llamii
tan what aa the -iptlaa InaltcaleA I
am* ef m brekia heart
Cihel llraere-I..h*ii. n, the wtf* of a
FREDERICK A NELSON
Flat Parallax* -act-».rat«l flat luillo.
The Majestic
Range
bio ILICS
■ ■ mmtmi a a W| *mjr
Will Last a Lifetime If Given
the Proper Usage
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Br BX _^^^^^^^^^^__H& a _Vb__K______________l ffViSS & n,'i-l j _
r __!. i a & Ml_tirSJ*iai H
a. ga.l I A^wr, __■_- i _ .*—^.Fe...ii. i • . aaawwai^*
1 1,.iASBBMH Bp*^"** mi\ Wns ?,
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tyAm^^r -B —- —i__^*ttß_t4__^Wß' __ , -*» "*,,'f-'■-'■ |H
In ■t\ ' >_|k 2a_E___t)ll iViLL__^J
iea *SSaWt*^Si_i» <> •t,* I;f' ■*£ •» ••" ,T*itiil■■iMCaiSfc^BU
I Hfe {
All f" Ranges Lite made of malleable iron and steel
J^*\\"l rial that cannot crack or break*.
, ' tt- Majestic Ranges arc lined with port asbestos board,
m^^Hr'i '-.iiht to the body of the range, and not covered with
* Steel. This holds the heat of the oven where it should be,
■■111- heating up quickly with a -mall amount of fuel.
, The non-breakable qualities, great water heater*, and at.
I solutely perfectly cooking qualities, with .i small amount of
I fuel, arc the features of the .Majestic Range.
Frederick & Nelson
• M la*ar**ral*4
COMPLETE HOUSSruRNtSHIRS
Second Aye.. Me_dlson and Spring Stm.
pfWwt)g! , w , |W , M ,,g, BMMM aww_M»'i>ji_i_u-iAiA.;!:
I QUEEN AUHE FLOUR
ttmmmmmo HmuMio mm. a*»m.
liar at Illi irl'i.ni. lit thi Tu.ltlati
■ iiiiaiii-n Ni> .1.1 in. i aa .1 *mn
Hill fi>r i-niiii. .iii.n aa tv tha itwult ut
tha confut-m-*.
H..5101 Nl TAKES ACTION
WAHIIINIITO*., D. C. Am.* -_.-
A Una "niriiii of tha Nait t l>iiii*i«
.•hi a • .1.1.H *m thla iit.iiiitna lo
It.ar Admiral Cotton, at M- *. .Ut
Int: "Vh-e a-una-il at Uarirul raj-orted
»a...alH«lr.t I't-.*..! Hil fil*,l I* 1.-1,
I'-.n.i |* vi, li*|i.>ii " Tha aquailrttii
■-.fi •■«!. of tl.a Himi_i»ii. Han tun
ti. ,t and ■' •• iii.- Thiy wi.tl pru
t*»**d l > nti. i |-i*.'.l iit ftiaoaaifltl.
tail night ia.ne.l iii.i-i« that thi
ttiir. tie,,i . luidiin ahiiuld prooa-ad ta
li*mi -.nn to ba to i*«.ii*i.«. 1(1
• •ii.|h>M thi Ainrll.jaii liil*r*«..l lh*ra»
Tha pracldanl haa mantfeatoil malum
Intel.! tn '•« v I ta tha ii_aai.liiall.in
if t*. S. Vk»* »- .-.« .1 Wm. i*. Mat'le
awn and haa l—,*) Mintii.r I *■■»•»• i
mm of ha .lei" already I**.- hr
tha nit* .1 ',-.i n» «n(
WILL BROOK NO DELAY
W l.Hlll.NiilnN. IK I*. Aug. Si -
Mlnltirr I .itlni an nhi**, tiom t*t«n
aiatitltaapla and haa r*t>*.*.t«*tl ihi ...
I'l-.c* i*iii*n tt. thr* Ttir_t.h foreign
«*ffli-a t.i.iit* tt/ t'-a ****j»iinallan ai
vi,. i'i.i'.ul Wm V. M.iai!«.»ii ami
haa ti. »n ••.'irrit ih n tha * «•* will i»
cadre iiini*alill* attention In I*rl»ti
mini ai!.|>_i.'h ot ..t*ral htnidt*>d
I ■•.int. li. i-i. ihi li-mltl** 111 Mara*
fame- living la thi* elate, and the
Bother if half a daaei thlldren. like
email I*ll*l. figure ll»~ii i.m had
nn*t at me t.i.i of hie ■»». Nt
Me loeed her year* ego when. It le
aal-L ah* !■■»••! hina fur «i.--i Vr mo.
rwrtng her photinrwph he rarrted II
through life and caused It t • he rarred
•iIH-n lit. lom'wi.K,* after death. Tha
figure -.•aha down upon th* man ,
• tvnee heart ehe had ee*>ke*.
■I milt are lirrnniliia more arilnua and
ittrnitlnß rvi-ry day.
SQUADRON SAILS
UI.Nt.Vli, Au« »-A.li»iral Ciitliiiii
•Himttiiii la |.i, ;.„i i,,,> »„ ,all for Tut h
<-** |i..|l»
MACHIAS 00ES TO PORT SAID
WASIIINiITON, D. t\. Ana. •».-
Ordrra h.it* bain ariit tn Mafhla*. now
ft i1»i..... tn |.i ..,. ,t to I'url ii.. * ' '-"
ff-il, and nait 11 onlere. Th* Ili-».ik.
li ii and Han l-'ini, i.. .. war* m-t. n.l
tit iii..e«,i at onra tn It.lrut wllhnul
waiting, a* th* Marhla* la «lnw*r and
.li.inlil al.Hi> al 11. 11..1 on 11. il* i'il
WAS SLAIN FANATIC
WAIIIINtITON. I> O. Ana -a -
It la a (i iTi.iii, ai-r*|it*«t Hi..n h.f«,
il *l M.._. i.. n wa* alalit by a i.'i|l
pvit fm t*i or a criminal.
WAS A BRILLIANT MAN
Rtntatur Knuti Nil-om of Mlnnraait*.
who ii In tha rlty tidav. waa wall ar*
1H.1.,1e I with • |, fuillUl \l-i«e.*.F|
an.l Um.lit.il id-, death of tit* i 'ma
man greatly. 11.. «., l "Miaiimn
wit a ti I li ai.. I, vi a hard am.k.f
and tai. aaanly altva to tha Intrraata
At thla . niini.t at alt tlmaa. Ha waa
apdotiitid nil...i^ii th* rn-omni'inii'
11-.ii af I'ni.aiil KaramUl at Italrtit ami
oil Km F..1..1 a l.i..ilii-. In law ll*
n-14-r a.-t ii.ii anythln* wllhnut
atudytng all qtiaatluna In -. i. *.t It, th*
viii.i-i .ikti 4 Ha in virt-ttll*. *hr*wd
and. tt_al*a*«aa Ilk. and Mi untlmily and
i. a moat drploratili calamity, bet-auia
uf hla ati'*'>tituial abllltlaa, and it.il
••< -tn »In I*l of 111,-1 il I. ii<l M I i-.i. »«.■!»
hi* l.'.t • n..t.!» eon, tl.a nation a
r-aiilifiil aenant."
WAfiIUNUTO*-. U. C. tu« »-The
elate drpartntant la atlll urn - m-
nitltal on tha 1 mVI-h af.elr The
rr... ni .i'i'.iliiii raralli aft UiuitraUor
of tho feaiiaa ai tleitut I."t fuurth sf
July When M.i.'iiin u!i,«.»*.l tl *
•tat* at in. i *_•»<.*•* • a$ m.|-l '»'.' a a
1 il t.iil. t-an-t I-i play A|B»H>-* • .»
liii . I air "Th* Ktar Itperaltd run
net." and o-htr patiietlu tin
Tha Turklah i'it»iii.ii reported thai
hi had been Intuited by Ihl* but
neither lh* Tur-lah fnrelin ufrt* or
tha Ani.ii «it etnbaaey paid *».<» •'
tantktn I • tl, .tin . then lh* Ttirhlah
.Fin, I.', haea ihuwn railed dltlika foe
th* \l.*» i •■! aul
PRESIDENT CUT RED TAPE
WAItIIINOTON. tX Ca Au». IL—
Hume i.imnt*nt la ln*<*e hare orer
th* unuiual ai-tlon of th* i .•-«i•;*11•.
.!■•• tnatea-I of final tnoiuiiini lh*
atata department, laaued ordera dl*
feci lo lh* ti.it.
-
I! ..ia.-i.ui I.Miin I weld* Iha red
lap* prei-edent. Horn* ttpre** r»
«t-.ii !..-, .1.1. it* i*fa*i.le.ii at*»<
bafori all 4i-dan__.-> had fallral.
WABIIIN..TCI.V, A-_r. a.*—A eon
flrrine between « ..»!*«. tl.* l-il of
the Itm.a'i of iniinLim t.eul.
Wlnikt-r iiL.l ii.i.lani rr. --tary uf
tha Nat r i'lriii*-. ta now la t>ro«
ir**. Mlnlal.r UUhnvaii (hi* after
• ..ii • ii.:*. lhal lh* Turku"* i**» ■
■ rnunei.i .mi atatmmmtmm th* ..*.i.■«*
imw nf the affair and cUtma there
Jm •^^*J^.2» ••*■* ******* nt th* retwit
«*_L _-.U4_.-_V. ,11' '••' VTi- C_-*.'Li" -*-'..
It rat-teat to hue.Urate lb* alUmpla
made lo fir* lite Kuphrafei mli-lon
i.i!l*s» at II up it. Mat mi*,.. Inland,
end .h.-ii! 1 lUaturbannr* •-. • *i*. j*. a
ftirt-e ..f marine* will ba a»nl.
UPTON'S TROPHY FOR
WESTERN SAILORS
The Upton trophy, presented hy
the Kngltih knight to th* l*orlnthlan
Yacht i iuti of Ran Diego. Cat. I*
et»twlil*re4i th* handiameit e*r*r of*
fefiaM| foe th* competition on the _*_*i
dfld coaat. Hv th" terma of lh*
d-ed of gift, th* cup !- a perpetual
challenge trophy for th* W-foot rtaie
of yacht* nf the Peclfli- eoaat. race*
lo !•» held annually off tha Hotel d*l
I'lir-m ■.In. Han I M»go Th* cup wa*
li.ia and made In l.rigland. It
li a beautiful etample of Ih* »tla»r
■mlth'a art and atanda two feet In
height
HORROR
GROWS
RAILWAY COLLISION AT ROME
KILLSS 20 AND INJURE*. 80
A NEW WAREHOUSE
IIOMH. Aug, ZS.-A train filled with
a .|i|i»r* going on matirutrira al I "nine
today, i.illi.l-I with a freight train,
•.lateen wer* killed and 11. ir.Jurrd.
The -ma ruihe.l to lh* epul Immedi
ately and perionally dl.-ecled the rata
of Un wounded.
I-ONIXIN. Ail*;. H—Th* Central
. «... at ltnm* atatea lhat Iha
raaualUia In the wreck la wwaa than
flnt reportrd, there belnf Iwrnty
killed and eighty injured.
INHUMAN
Oeerge Vaughn ill arrraled Ihla
moriilntr l»y Offlerr flark on a If*.
of cruelty t» animal*. Ih» li I"*
Vagh waa driving waa In a horrible
rontlltlon Tha akin had been burned
from It* hind lea* hy rope* uaed to
keep It from Ft mil and it* ahould
■ra wer* raw and i.l*»<lliia •
CHICAGO, *'■* tt.- -Wheat ii* to
Hit*
THE SEATTLE STAR.
A BIG TUG. A LONG TUG,
A HARD 'TUG OF WAR'
__ * >
HAT WILL DC THC FEATURE OF THK DAY'S SPORT FOR THC
STAR'S Newsies AT THEIR, SUNDAY PICNIC
«■*
UTAH IIOYB AT am,; POINT,
POETICAL DEACON'S LETTERS
DRAW BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT
lllllet doua lea* dang.ro-J. At.
When held unto a burning taper:
Much may '■*- aatl Into th. aar
1.. il* not aaf* 11 v _■•'. on ;-.■
",,- V*r~
.. . .. ,_ - - . — - _*_..a.._L__.
-**,-*-*-e*;i_-^_» c*- _.*..^ _,*.•*»_.« *>*» mm.
Walker. Of th* aaa-laoWiei irnmt.^ .A
K.n.a. CMJ. Mo. what ia being *«c t1
for bceer-h of promlaa by Ida _-..»
Cool* of -tprtntr Ull", Kan. I
Walker, who la a married man.
CRUELLY BEATEN
ROBERT ABRAMS. AN AGED PIONEER, ASSAULTED BY STREET
CARMEN—ME IS NOW IN A HOSPITAL
a *-t
Robert Abrama. I««rt <-« >«..n. aI
pioneer of Ih* rlty of Sealiia. la at
I'miiiiiiii. hotpttal. ..ff'iti i from
lijiii'. f --i.ii... from a ttu*. si a
a'l'i ilniet *i* i lo him leal Auiiday nl
a tn-Inut*i*-l lo him la-' Hutijiy
ili.m i. r employee of th* r*»n.*
■nUM i inapt!iii am m L'nlteraliy
car.
Aa ' -m by Mr A'truim. I*l* aaaault
waa on* of *■■.•* a.i a brutality. JUa
alary |a thai laat Sunday nl*hl. ac*
ronipanl»d by hi* daughter. Mlti
Mildred Abrama. h* boarded a I'M
veratty ear In char** of Motorman
lira ham and fonductor W. 11.
rtenrg*. On entering* th* car, h»
clalnvf h* lold lh* •■•■rii.ciii, thai he
wanted to gwt off at Roanak* itreel.
When thai "i..| *aa -*_.1~4 thi
rontliM lor fail*d lo atop the ■■«. and
rarrted him to - iii in _>!«>.**__ more j
than a block beyend.
Mr. Abrama ha* not been In Ihe
best of health lately and did 'mt feel
.•rial lo Ih* ink of walktntT bark to
Ib-*nok* ttreet, and ao Inf-iraed the
• lUflM' i..r Th* ear atait*.! acaln and
he and hit daughter were rtamaM lo
th* en.i ef tb* lint*. On Ihe return
trip Iha iini.liltt.ir a item pi* lo col
lect atioth.r far* liuiu Ihe two,
Abrama lay*.
Th* old man it* li* refuted lo
BOLD HOLD DP
Six Bandits Held Up Nearly a Dozen
Trainmen, Beat Two Into Insensi
bility and Made Good Their Escape
THI'IMiA, Km , Aug I Wa inatked
in- ti at Ui-f-arlend held up th* tin k
liland elation hatl** anil brat ii-l.tit
i..ii.li. t.r M murium anil Night Aii-iil
I'.ii'r to InaenalMllty, n«m lirtt
money and match** and field from Th*
depot and I • an rating I and hi fl
up a half iina.'it Of lh* round ho***
employe* and freight rr.*, loot*.
th*m and compelled the vl'tlm* „tfl
100 CATTLE
KILLED IN I
WRECK 3
ItA'l.viL. Wis.. Aug. :».—Four
ti ;iinniii|i wet* mii.hi. Injured,
-ml n hundred rattle were killed in
_. mill.lnn iiii* morning tiatween tt
pnaaenger and a freight train on in*
wln.hi.in 1 .-Tit ill railroad, hour
.-.liver 1..U.1 The l_ii**na»rt ell
■■-' ii|*"l Injury.
John me, vert m >-*■..■■ died
ml 1.-lily al illalil thla imirnltig
without lh* jiti-nil nn*.* of a [ihy*l
clan, Coroner Iloye wa* notified. ll*
aaya death waa dv* to old age. No
Inqueat will be held. .
WHERE IS FRANKIE?
I i ink Hhinnnti. . l»-ye*r-oid hoy,
ha. b«*ii r*portr<l mining from hi*
home. 1,,' Denny IV* tlrar* f.in
ara atari-deed fir hi- **'*\i -*J*h
mi.iiii.r bear h* went rt«hlr.a t*et.r4ar
afi-iirwii and lie* not rtturnnd ilnce
'The I, it ■ >'.« nl am will.h Hi*
Hill « n. ai- ln'i * Will . nal uPlu Hull it il
al Hull pleat, ul Alkl .mint will make
Ilia, naval mantuvnr ut Portland, M* .
i ..ik ilka •' rem* Wllh a ru|i* ID f.F t
lung Ul* a .nl..i» iii" m.. tl -in* • .i .
nf I. M i 111 ih* al l c rant bark of Hi*
Hi ii iifrira, .. vii 3 111 trim fur tl.i I'i.
?v*nt. 'Iha lv* uf war will Im th* main
..im. nf £.•- del*, and me • i.ii |*rl«e
lli.tu i in. nl. f ■! Ih* nihil • a. nt* are
atliaj, 1i.,.-li im -ii ■ nun'- pmriln In th*
way uf ijilntlni* and llitee-l-ca»l run
n/na.
i-i ■ I'm .iii-iii are lielna mule for aat-
I.lfiiir tin Inner nrwit-i*. ami tlin*
alii lie tin Ink uf l»<iH tlihia* I" '•'
*■ WJ .n.il.lli* i i ii a*in. tuve im
.Hi.il «ir uncertain eei-aill* fur Ilia
iMm• lhat llaikle a liunarr "lummy."
The 1.1:1,1.i-tl'Fii will l**v* fulinin
|al*r at * I' » in . «■* tt>* Ileum- r Mi
mil*
miiilil Miaa Cook ardetilly in IIS.
and wtote tn li*.- mot* than lv. let
trt* In which tm ti**d tha moat •-•
ttatagitit leniia, auch aa '-Kli*
> .ml.l LI for Titn I.VAMw Hmea In on*
i,in. apol." The** letlira wer* ta
-1i..:,,.. J aa evidence In' th* trial
-•-" i"*« «*.*.» i learned lhat Hi"
QY fi'^-r^t^r^r^^-^-^*'--*'- *'•**-*•
(iom hi* flral wlf»*ind married tn*
other w-man. leaalng her out In the
cold. Walker la on th* *h*ty «ti* of
t*.. -whit* Mm rook la but IA
in again, a. it wa* not hi* fault
that h* ■ •* - -" !■ ' ie.i ••.! I;.- ate
ti-.-t With lhat. Mr. Abrama •-,.«.
Conductor Oenrg* inauitad him, and
when he rr*e tiled Iha In.ul*. a*.ault*
. 1 him Motorman liraham then look
a hand, and both th* old man and
Ml** Abrafiia «• ••» that th* two of
them kicked and l*an him and fi
nally threw- him off th* rar, l*avltig
blm and Miaa Abrami In Hrooklyn.
fully a mil* and a half '* ■ trihom*.
They caught th* t-iett rar and went
home, where th* attejulano* of a
phyalrlan wa* aummnnitd. It then
!-• .1 ■• i- I that the nature of Ur.
Abrama* Inlurle* wrro *u<-h a* In
mak* II lv- • ••-!> for him to bo i. •
move, to the I•■ «i "• I
At th* !>■ -•!* .; it wa* found lhal
*.'■> vi.. had aaat lined a *.•■..: rlh
and hi* I** wa* i . • i '■■.<■:
tvti*n 11.,..!. i Mana«er Orant of Ih*
•*•_••< I. ■• ■*.. •■«.., a. :. _.„. i
about the affair to-lay he i.» ... Ito
••* anything .»..• that It wee none
uf the iut II , i.'i.ii.m* and lhat Ih*
new*|iaper* had a habit of i-itt :■ t lon
....:. alt«.Uu3 ti tfivfat *_E«.«ers tbtt
wer* not of g.neril ini.. r ..t It wa*
learn.d thai Motorman tlrahim waa
off dute today but wether aa a nt.lt
of th* ii.i or not. could not be AW- .
ce-ctalned.
entir a r*frlg*rator rar wh»re th*r
also rarrl.d Tnler. Th* bandit* then
lurked ihem In and dt**pp*ar*d In an
eaitfrly direct lull, towanl Topeka.
jl"1"" hiVilil 1.i., tliaa lia>.d »p _*_!
TUaroverad nn.i the «h*r"f -.Laird
Ihe m«n In the r*frigrrat> rar an.l a
IRS-*--*** waa it tried in purantt Th*
hold up ren'tlred only thirty mlmilra.
JTid nn tiiott wrre fired.
Illi mother who tili-i.homil the report
tn lh* pnilre itallnii dlil nut know
•win i. the, liny* hatl lievn flahlns.
"I ROBBED GAMBLERS
i'
*
Tii* |Killie hay* been notlfleil lhal
w. lio.il buyer named M. \> i-h in left
Jib* ranetrai'k y*»t*rd*y wllh about
1 I 1 In nmney beliim-Llng to i-ilmna,
KAMI GOT 30 DAYS
Katl* In.iin. the .-iilored woman
ehargml llh .mill Uenrg* it ii
burnt Willi a ream- it tViuF*. ago, waa
»eni*nieil lo SO dnya In Ih* county
Jail hy Justice faun, thla morning.
Nhn wiia .ii In .1 charged in, aa.
aanit « Hli ii deadly weapon, bm the
■ h nti- wilt reilll'-eil to linauli nil ,
buttery. • l ■ .
OMAHA. Neb-. Aug. tt* -Thi-ra la
mure nettled iM.iin i In Nebraika to
day. The ' null In Ihl! vl.lnlly nr*
.nl.-t. ami Hi- corn crop I* H*t I
gl ii.-i.il j li,. i mill
«•
KXI'IMtSION AND TICNIC BUN
DAY. AUO. JO ,
To .|>..ii i Deflnm-e ami Tiifoina.
ii,„, I mualo. Hleainer « it it.il City
leavea Lilly-llogarilua dock » a. 111
Tloiiml IHp SO*. Children Ire* Take
a.nil lutiiih
I
Saturday at the
aW
° c H___3 El __$^j_. II
Fire Sale %
A general cleanup of all the odd and ends l/r/f^\Tln
in Ladies' Furnishings, all of which is bright JL W\yi
new stuff — not damaged a particle. And a i^s^JE^
still greater reduction In Women's Suits, *Cjp
Skirts, Shirt Waists, Silk Petticoats, Fin and fl Jr***
Feather Boas and Collarettes. : I Mil
Women's Suits SS e dfjff^
villi up-to-date Women's Suits in great variety of >sfr^ffi___*_____A
splendid materials, nit touched by fire or water, on sale Sat
urday at one*lulf and even Ie .s than our former low prices.
Gloves | Hi-Skirts 1 Waists
Th* O.nutn*. Urnfa Cloy* In Tou mint iew lh» lovellnca* I** I'.riie W.i ii for 20a;
tba iirevallln* ahaaea. MM Iheaa i*kirta In order to ip- I *' ** Ct-n-Mj ■ ***** 1'" 45a;
_ ..__ . ,„ .. , .. , J tat l.t«ii W. 1.1, fur Ot fln
lh* world oter for ll.itO, '"' precl.tatha "l>!-"*' I bar* ,-. Klantial Waitta fe/r $!.•■.
dai,iFig..l to 11 "i ••.; .* 'ih* rati*. 111 M Hfclili tat l« H*. beautiful 01111 Wei*** In now-
A.l rer-lar 11 , -„.,._., 115.00 Hkirt. for MM; i:.o. i o %^^i% o \^\% *%%
II :. tt.ivci Dili-. . J Bklrt* f«r $17.50 \ uiar —i.
Ladies' Hose I Fur Feather Boas
{Jala*. mtkA and Cottoivt-r.*- llMt for X-_; It I I'M* J \t."A Boaa for Ma 11.00 Boaa tat lU-J II.M Bom
for ;.. Ut 11..*. two pair* for ........SS* <* for f1.60
.»__^________________________________^________________l__M__m-«---H^
Every article in the store must be sold during the next
10 days as contractors are even now ready and waiting to
repair the building and put in an entire new front.
_:: New York Store El
1418 Second Avenue
Jacob Pearl
jur.a «va« ..04! we A..n V. r iT u_ -:
Ll.l nooi UUliLu li i niin,
SO HAWAIIANS ASSERT
lIuNOLULV.'.—For more than half
a tciiiury t .i*-i euro haa |>r«vatlad
, til.* il.wan.••■. and eorae it -
.• * .*■.. •■ ii.. at* lold by It* ad
herent* vf cure* wtoughl ihtough
iii*- potter of prayer,
►•tinnerly Iha old kahunaa ba
lleved lhal a parann could t>* prayed
to :• -■' i ■> th* belief «f the
It ■•■ ■ .■•• .-■-> it i- •' i. that 'IK*
may be prolonged with prayer and
by faith in Uod all «tll may lie
cair-atl."
When the rolaaionerle* flral ap
peared on the ;• :..i..1 and I* trodu •■ I
iha liitil*. they laid tha foundation*
for tha faith our*. P»lor tv thia in*
■ . * .. . had no knowledg. of th*
blbi*. Tha n«t|te* be lie ted that It
moant Juil what II aald. Tha l-'li
rhapter of Ihe book at Roman* and
It* aerae on healm* they ari-wpl lit
er-ally and are trying to llva up to
It.
iJelegal* Wllroa. who return*-! lo
tha laief 1 ri.i.i IVa.i.injMit in a
dyinf condition and waa -old by
■ I ■. ii- -«■ - lhat h* had but a f.w
waeka lo live, la aald lo bate been
-hi mi ami i. .iiira.t to good health
by tha filth -inn.
The folk.wrr* of Ih* faith «"tir*
dlff.r materially from Ih* Chrlitlan
*•■. (.-i-.iiiti. aa t-.ii.ht by Mia. BaMl*
They do not object to any on* of the
faith miliar medlem*. and Mra. Kddy
i|i*a, lantui. ah* teach** lhat dla
*»** ta only Imaginary,
Th* lilaml fallh curtet* anert that
If a i"'k pereon ha* n,*t enough faith
ha nr ah* may call a phyalrlan. They
. • -im there ia a dtrfereno* Oetwem
tha aplrlluai and material and that
*. -I punlah-a lh* aplrtt, not the
body. When th* aplrll wtakrna, th*
i .-ii* wiakena.
t\*r. 3. Ki'kipl li tha leaitrr nf the
.*■ i ll* clalma to tie able to cure
all who hay* faith, without the aid
of phyalrlana. Even broken bone*.
•■liiuu* ratv-er. coniumptlnn anil
I. 11. *tar* not held Incurable. Illi
mnet alirtltnc aaaartlon la that faith
haa ruled laproay.
ll* recite* an Inatarea of a man
• uffeiin** fmm a broken leg He »»•
In a !.' ipttal for Ihre* wteka and ,
th* phytliiana mI-1 hli le* .mutt be
•'I I'i'iii! Mr. Keklpt r.m»v*l
htm In hla own home and »k».l htm
tn think nra* hf* -if* «a aeeertatfi I
what aln had •natiead him tn auffer.
."!- !-•■*■,..•■ thai lh* bulla!'! lea r. si
ranked hv Ihe pullrnt falling over a
fence whll* eecaplng from ahmhand l
h* hid wrongwd. tTpon an*ertalnlng
Iha rauae the patient ill mad* In
pray and fait, and It la claimed he
recovered.
Mr*. Kdtnunil*. wife nf a preacher,
»*)-* *he wa* cured of |epm»y. Af
fording lo her tale h*r Ihuly an
a-nt'er*!. with «nr*i Ph* i in*.l and
—ii .until I I— —mi.i.—i ii. wn .ii ■ a .
LEITES'
HABERDASHERY
THE
PANTS HOUSE
Just receive. - The beet se
lected patterns of CO flfl
Worsted Petite *?O.XJU
•ST . . . $2.50
Fst Hale Soft CO ttft
and Derby . . *--«UU
Viol Kid and Bex _£*> CO
Calf Shoes. . •¥*»■*****
Money refunded If not aatta
rattory; gooda c«ih*ng*d If re
• iiift ■
1206 A FIRST AVENUE
Hi-low tka raatrfllct
800 Suite
Of Navy Whit* Underwear;
light and h. m v »right.
$2.00
W. S. Kirk, isog let Aye.
faaled for aevrn daya, drinking only
water, and wa* fine). •i* aacrlliea
her nit* In her faith and r-*rl-*»
many oihrr Inat.incea where curea
hay* !■• ■ n wrought.
DISCLAIM THE HONOR
Mr*. Wlrkenham, wife of Julge
J,.n*. Wlikeraham of the > n!
dlatrlrl of Alnaka. la at the I.i.i u-i.
<lran-l hotel Khe it*nl*a th* atory
W. L Douglas
$3.50 Shoe _sj
For More Than a Quarter of Century
Established July 6, 1876
Tho lmmen*e a-ilea prove
Ih«y are Ihe beat, beratia* W, a-r-T-XH *JJJLZj¥&,***.
I* Doualaa mike* and *ell* i _.-t\Vl«- X Se-v-^L/Sa
ir.-rii nirti'a 13. W in..-, than I j£-\* / _«\ '''--_
| any other manufacturer Inth* »*0- if* __■ **-*_A
Urtitrt Btat-M. /^ fta __ V» j£\
Fast Color / if^. M~\
Eyelets Used £*• ___>» W „3ja
Exclusively [^ *??<% "'
■•v 1.. DaSS 11.5(1 Bl I'J" j|L____ *.n'--r^'L. *-. J
I* tha moil aatiafat'tory 'af "I** .__j^__*-' '""'" I^^ *- "■_
have evei irorn, enuul In everj t_*< .^►"XX^S'r- V____haa *--af
reaped i.i mn 15.00 Sim- mi ,V_^-_*t\_S^ • 2Hk""v' *_
the market." .1 S. I'mi, \-''>J^l"WM LM-i' ?*fVv/
Grand liv ila Mkh. *',*^*i lal--?/ -V»
CAUTIO-a nn hot- • \/'\i , sh*-* K*iv TV.«
torn. Take M tubal It *&**^f *•? y.^7 l\l. _T"\^_^ *C!*"
Said by SS rouglai Stores In Ihi?** / ( )o_^-<Jr^
th. Principal Cities ft)f^t^
I GRLA\V)\ **
■
\V. 1.. Douglas Shoes have ' en leaders in style, fit and
wear. They have earned a world-wide reputation l>v merit
alone. They are tin- standard everywhere. \V. 1.. Douglas
$,1.50 Slim - are nil! of the best selection of the highest
grade leathers, they have the style and character of $5.00 and
$6.00 Shoes.
Equal to $6.00 Shoes
Every Gentleman Should Have Three Pairs of Shoes to
Dress His Foot Properly on All Occasions
He should have a pair of Viscolued, Waterproof, Heavy
Doiible-.sole Shoes for wet weather; ,i pair suitable for pleas
ant days, and for full dress a pair of Shoes made of Import
ed Patent Cal. Don't pay |lj to $18 for these three
pairs; you can get us Dutch style, fit, comfort and service
in three pairs of Douglas Shoes for $10.50.
That Douglas uses Corona Colt proves there is value in
Douglas $3.50 Shoes. Corona Colt is (he highest-grade
patent leather made.
. «. ___. .. ma. ma
XX". Plymouth Shoe Company
707 Second Avenue
_!__.
I puliii.hr.i her* aeveral weaka ago
.WM -h» waa with tor huiband'a
.c.,- • ■ -_;.. .— . -*..«. y^y m mf Of. -JfUiFM,*- _
Mt'Klnley. *4h* lay* the trip waa
far 100 dangeroua to be undertaken
by a woman.
CONSTABLE ARRESTED
A!*« Atklnaon, who rlalma to ba
* remit able from l*.inth Seattle, waa
arreited In th* northern part of tha
city early thi* morning by Patrol*
men Bet ntik and I'f-ll on a cbargw
of dlaordcrly conduct. The man la
j *-.! 1 by th* police to hit. been
hllarloti*ly drank and dieordrrly. lie
waa relciaed from Jell on hla own
riH-ogr.taanr* and *ent lo bit own
precinct to flnuh the aprea.
SINKING
MRS. FINLEY'S VICTIM HAS LIT.
TLB CHANCE OF RECOVERY
Prank T*ug* nhitutjh. who ill
-hul Waaatmatm morning by Mra.
Heater Kin!*}-, la* rapidly unkin*
.1 Providence boapttal. Pneumonia
In. »*i In In th* right lungh. which
wa* pteriwd by the bullet.
I*r. Hoy* and I»r. .\ lllele lay- thai
the development la th* moat eerioua
thut could have occurred. I.lttl*
hope la now entertained for the pa-
I lent 'a recovery.

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