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WAR
I , •
Ms BESIUrEB HER
fß> Rcrlt'P" N«-w« Awn >
TOKIO, \s- . 14.—Aorurdlmr IO a .ll«|il -it from Admiral Urtu. to
dAjr, the ltu-M vi battleship lH>tron ttvtinnk *•»• nunk by UM Japum-a*
and not by a llunalan mine. ' rl« report* that Admiral Tmbo'« ttetl
of torpedo b>«u Buiri'un.lr.i Ui.> battie*htp ana struck li- r WtU> a nuin-
I'rr of ioij-c.J.if«. ami aliu ■Ml one of «hr Hum Inn torpeda t»..it tlc-
Mn»°i>tS to th« U.«l.>m at (he Minf tlm*.
l"r)i! »l«-» .<>'.. th.it th.' P*MIM »u»t»li»r.» no lo«».n during th«
♦nt»g. ■ rnt. *
NEARLY 800 LOST
ftlv Scrtrp* NVw« Aaa°n>
. BT. rETEnSIirUCI. ArrtJ I«.— --1... .1 Puke l«<iri« ha« Hrn ordered
to brine hl> l-nih.-r. th« Ur«nd D uke r> ni. to Ht ivt.-fnt.in <hm luon
«i« he II able to make the Journvy. \
The definite Hat of th« clr«d, ac roriSUiar to offi.-ial r«-| .nt«, Khovr« a
Km* >' 41 oniccra and "M MM killed or druwnrd In the destruction
««f tho retrop*vlovak.
SLWMHiim mtr
ob si. tatmm
TOy Scripts Neva A.«*"n >
ST. PETEIIFnunO. April X.—The caplt.il haa ft rrtont d«-»olate ap
r«!»r»nc«- thin rooming. A heavy utorm aro«« during the night, and
mo» hu been falling *t-j.'ii> nil day. while fu.»-» of the jro; [
depict the universal Mdnm of th« city.
K«r!v morning r<n- r» brought th« .!• t »!!.« of th« MM >>tr>: I unit
- Mi th« moat Ignorant bousht th»rn antl liu;rU-r>,! i-i«— r«iiy to r»«4
them »!••«!. 1 fir papers universally d*ph>r« th« <ll»aat«r an>l try to ex
cuse Marakoff on I th- other offtrcn by walling th« rolti« »■••-
Iwi^tl th*- battleships Victoria and Camperdown during thvlr nMncuttn
In the Mediterranean « few years ago. In which nearly th« wbole ft*
of the Victoria waa lost.
In nfThi*l circle* th« hr,[<- l« • \i'.«*^-l th«t the .nt«»tr»»j-h» will
-react to benefit th" X us* lan flshters by addlnir r»g« ta their <wurnc«,
Th» frr«at««t antmoatty la felt toward Admiral I'rii who Sank '• ■ ftua>
tUn CTU'.«-r Var'.-K at Chrrnulpo. and It ta cited that Uur.i.isi .»rn,. >■
have taken m io!»r.iti oath to hnng him If they ever capture Mm.
A mm for Ailmtra! Makarnff «n I hla crew nna celebrated at th«
admiralty chapel at noon today, which «ai attended by the «ur and
•it rovernment offlcta{4.
The offl.-iAla *(tll belter* that the I'-t r..pAv'ov«k ■»«» blown up by
a mine Instead of b^ina* mink by Japan*** tnrpedora. This M 1n.'.1
--c*trd in the abov* dispatch In the reference to the Vlctorta-Csmpor*
«o»n affair.
WHAT THE
CZAR SAID
BT. PETBT.SnUTtO. April 14.
•—When the emperor read th«
dispatch announcing th« lon of
the Petropavlovik. b* turned
pal* and '1-1 not speak for sev
eral minutes. Then he a*k*d a
woman In waiting to Inform the
empress, who burnt Into tears.
Hi» majesty said:
"God has willed that the Ten
e»cl should perish by touching a
mine and that th* noyartn
should be damaged. Now Provi
dence, whose designs ure in
scrutAbte, hi» willed a!»o to At
prtv* u» of th» I'etrop&vlovtk
and th» brave men aboard her."
POPULAR IN ENGLAND
LONDON. Aprf! 14.—Th« late Vlc»
Admiral Makaroff irpok* Bn«iMl
fluently and was well known In
WINES, CORDIALS
AND EXTRACTS
of cod liver oil act
about the same on a
weakened system as a
cocktail does on an empty
stomach. If any good is
accomplished in cither
case the medical world
has yet to find it out.
Sco t t's Emulsion
affords effective and per
manent relief and cure
in all wasting diseases
because it restores health
through nourishment,
not through alcoholic
stimulation.
To Please Our Patrons
% our continual aim. W<» cannot full to do no with the SPLENDID
LINE of LADIES 1 anil CENTS' SPRING SUITS which w« nr#> <H«
t.layln*. Our MILLINERY nhowln* In dually SURE TO PLEASE.
Our ca«y t^rm»—|l.fX> PER WEEK — «n<l HONEST VALUES
m*k* It to rour »dvantnc« to trn'l* with un. .«.,»,
BUY HERE ONCE, AND WELL SELL TO YOU AGAIN.
Eastern Outfitting Co.
422 424 PiWe Street, Corner Fifth.
I England, especially In th« NowcaaV
tla-on-Tyn* dUtrtct, tbtn ht re
dded while the Armstrongs were
building hU Icebreaker, the Termak.
Hts courtesy and soctal qualities
ma.de him very popular, and the ed
itorials In the morning newspapers
deplore his loss with genuine sym
pathy. The editorials also extend
sympathy tn the RuaaUn nation In
the series of misfortunes which have
pursued the navy, and comment up
on the enormous advantage this ca
tastrophe gives to Japan, UN if, aa
believed, the KuauUn disaster Is not
! worse than reported In the official
dU:.iit( ho*.
WELL KNOWN
AT WASHINGTON
TVABHTNOTON. Aprtl 14.—Ad
miral Msik.irf.fr* death caused ■
profound sensation In narn) and mil
itary cirri-1 her*, for he waa prob
ably better known thin «ny other
I'..if!.m naval officer. it- vu;"-1
th* IV.lt- 1 States In >'•'.-!■ ■)?. .ml
alto cnmmamlod the Russian North
Pacific squadron, which brought him
Into frequent contact with American
naval officers in these water* and
sometimes Into American port* on
th» west coast.
The KTi-rnl opinion In that An
mlral Makaroff was an officer Of
■Iriirul-ir ability as * sailor, being
thoroughly scientific In hi* tne.th»
ntim. of more th in uniial int'lHe-n'"
and a physical presence •Mi gave
him a »;.|«"T)iii power of command.
In the matter of peraonal bravery he
had no superior.
Count Casulnl, the Runslan am
bassador, today had not received
word from hl« inrwilaTl advising
him of the #I—l rr at Port Arthur.
The rirst Inforrr.ntlnn h* had of th«
disaster waa conveyed to him by ■
representative of the prena hhhml-i
--tion. Naturally, he was distressed
at the new*, but mad«.no atatam«nt
beyond expressing his sorrow.
MAKAROFF'S'"
SUCCESSOR
BT. PBTBRSniTnO. April 11-Vlce
Admiral M-iknroff'a successor In com
mand of the naval operations In th«
i'nr r. ■t will I*. 11.,ir Admiral
lt.'l b|\ . ii»u> , . hi. f of ilia »trii.ml
Klnff of the iiiivy. mttl whit hail Inn!
lurll Jilin .«l lit i>>iiiiii<iiiil of llu Baltic
fl.ot.
It Is now known Hint Mnkaroff did |
lint « l-h to |O !•• lli« I'ur I ml. Inn*
iniuh mm he '■ It that li« < ould B»rv«
lila country *• well In . ■ inillitlKi lit
i'i"n>l«il. »i.d fur (he further i<>a>>u
that It wouta n.viwlmli' Ilia laavliiV
liln fnmlly, hut the . tat mlk ii Ik mail*
Out ii|.|..hiiin«m r»fua*tl to 1... «
ntlmtir* nnawrr, mid M M.iWiu.'ff
wrnt.
- • .■ ■ • . il.lv
■ 111 of liln fn .
li. «i Ailiulrnl l(..|r«H-#ii»liv li an fn
ii.• iv •'.iff. in,! t\|n- of warrior than
UaVkaroft 111- a vrry ahle . .llor,
aiut a in .in i.f Ulrnl nmt ability, but
hn la not no |Hi;niUr with the men
im.i. t htm ■• «iv lil» late in.■<!«■< «•«»..r
mm ms
■IKE HEM
JAPS EXPRESS REORET AT
MAKAROFF'B DEATH
lily B.rl|.i» N»wa Am )
TOKIO. April II — The flr*t rtewa
u( th.- altiklnif Of th« llUMUtlt l>it
tlrahlp rVtrupa\»lo»a* In the tmrbur
of I*ort Aithur. >.-«tcr>3ay. *«• re
ceived her» lit |.il\ttt# telegram* tlila
monilne'.
\ v • li m uil
WANT THE CZAR
•crtppa* Mewt I
ROMS. At»rlt ll—The Oheefoo
co«Te»|x»mt«-tit of the AftentU
ll.ilirn »lrr* tbnt the dr»truc
tinn Of th» bttttlr«hlp I'etro.
piivlovak ha« pmduced iminenjM'
ileprf»»!on «t »'"rt Arthur. The
capwrsUttoaa liu«i>i«n» hay«
taken th* e»rfit *• » »'Bn «>f
(Sfld that b«" l» «itain«t lh«n> In
lhi» war. It l» Iwllrved lh*l
only th« prmeni-* of the raar
hin.».-lf will revive » martial
*plr«t lunonj the OUhrartened
forcr* on both l«nd and •«•.
•"A IT not'NP.VKrP.
The Jlu*st*n cruUwr Varu«, sunk
.at Chemulpo. Feb. >, I.V the J»; t«
i.^inr rn-..i Rm la oomnutnded by
I'ail- U'UUUsrlt.
BOYS HAVE THE MUMPS
WAHHINOTOK. D. (\ April ll.—
Prrstdrnt Iloos»v*!t rpturn*d frttn
(*mton this ii.ki i.lr.e. n. •••;»;• ir.l- !
by his son* Ted .-. 1 Krrmlt, both of
whom are nuffrrinir frnm the
mump*. Th« lidn have be*« •tuir
■ mic>-l In ■ room on the unruni]
floor of the White ||.. .
MAO MULLAH FLED ~"
LONTK>N, April 14.—An Adtn «ti*.
patch sUtea thit the "Mad Mullah."
nr^lnst tyhsm th« Itrltlah h«v« br^n
conducting; v campaign for s<-Vfral
mnnihfl past, hns r«-.-i> >»»-l Italian
territory.
CRAZED BY
SUNSHINE
OREGON FARMER HUNG HIM
ELF AT THE CLOE OF HOT
APRIL DAY
• DATTO.V, Ore.. April 11.-The
market rhanjrq fmrh root, damp
w»m to brilliant .iiiu.- m .i in
tana* heat unhln«<-<J the mind of Mar
tin Dowrr, and ha committed sulclda
*«rly y»»trrday mnmlns l>y hanxtng
at th* Nlcholn hophmt*<>f, about two
mile* from tbia plac«. Itower waa a
Oeiiuan farmer.'abnut V' ><nr« of 40, j
and of rccrntiic dl*po*ltlon. Ill* pn
cullArltlrfl W*r« moat marked durlnc I
Hi* bat wrathrr of lumrorr.
T«r»d»y *v ■ Amy of frrAt unmmiT
heat Hint krpt air warm until « Ist*
hour. About 1 o'clock Ilowrr rntrrnt
th» h"i'h'iu«r, climbed to the raftnr*.
put • rot about hi* ;i., k and jumped
off. In hi* iitriiKil. U< knocked orrr
th« I i.1.1.r by which h" hud climbed to
hi* tmprovlAtd waff
PIONEERS AT TACOMA
IV• mA. Air!] 14.—The «eeon<l
quarterly meeting of ' '■' Pirr<e>
County I'latioem' Association wai
held >• "tiniay In the Ferry tnOMtttn
with About Tf. ri.ln i■< jirwient. Tin
program of the day ■ nimlnti'l of nd
'lr-»»<K. ii-.i'llriic* and M *■•. with »
banquet at th« clou*.
l'> ad A. I!rld»« * Co.'* big i"l
--vertUement in Friday* Ht«r. •••
THE SEATTLE STAR
* v% wwvw w w w%% www w w w w w w >
J I people's I •£) Jff/Z^fjytflwC/*^"} I that? |
I BARGAIN I V J^^^^**^>^^iii i — _^*-4W I OOINO I
f Off 13000 Off j
rnrr Articles m~!
To Be Given Away S £
■ ■ ■ ■ Tomorrow ■ ■ ■ ■ i
Absolutely Free B i
MONUY NOT Till: Hoi.i: OBJECT in i.iri: Thta «tor« <> -k.-x It a ina.n.. one* In a while to f
patine In the nui.t ru«h of butlnraa, am! for a while ini».lf!»l.ly ni Iraat ao far im anything run »>«• *L
unaririnh in IhU "cold world of our*"— »c» %•• nv»«> our profit• to our patron*. TJilii U the «.•»•- (-.■ w
morrow, not for an hour, but for nil day, or it lung an 3,1*0 bt-uutlful Bouvtnln \u\. f
We Don Expect to Make Money To- \
morrow* But We Hope to Make Friends J
Hawrr Va»#a. Buuid Howl*. i AnionK th«« l»outlful »ou-
Jelly DlhjN, CeUrr DMMI ' I _ .._ —. „„ „ Vrnlr« aro aliw IncluJtxl one of \
mi ,n«,, r ...h« Htj 1 omorrow "SSS\StJSSS& j
% Olß»ttr«re.. ... nearly lih. cut WT-H T» *" v' r *r* " "' Biatt""- PT»nU4 !>
f' (luu iiiii you can •>ut.»i> Will DC ' In many «lirr<;r«nt color*, kH<l
-± 101 l Ihcm from Uic vrlfinal . «j and NBtKMMd.
i •«!-«• A Red Letter Day — >
HT^ In the Jilmnry if thl» «tor« an«l oni- ■"• 44
#^ B™^ W^& & '""" '" '"" '■ "•• "''•• '•■■' »•> «>'• ■»op* ■■ A w*W* ▼
a JL X %^ Ill* I*" 1!'!" of Hi-iiitlf. We wilt !.<■■ ' _^
' *■>> »»■». 11.*r (h>«. article* away I" __ *1
▼ _-_ morrow mornlny promplly ■' I B »^
£ o'clock with v\rry purchase amount- ■" *^4 £^ jO^ ■#
F" *^^/r^ /^ In*! to ."> i or over, and will n.n- "• JL %^^m^ jk
f JL J^ %^^^ tinu" to '" *" a* '""« a* "'••> i««i.
and w» iirih vow« have plenty for !_^_ J^
1^ ►vcrylMHjy. Hut »v» •<•{.*•'( this un-
B^^^ u«uul r-x'f" rt»arlri« event amnn« ■"^1 i^4 /^ ▼
. > bTHI a^^ /? "ur 'M;*;"''lrrg "I" ln't'»»' Ili'lr I |I^(l _♦
'T i rfwic^ •numtx-r l>> at ■'••' it Ihouuuii) i-ur- \,
thwn tomorrow, ll»nm«, rom* l*r«m «-i in. to 'p. in., or f
Tomi»rr«w, %illh tmrf pur- »..ii>. "F*Jr»l cxim*, flrat •»r*«-4." an Jonif n« they IMC I*o;/t f
; 5 ch»«e of Sic pr ovtr. , I take chances. Coin* early.
FATHER AND CHILD
BURNED TO DEATH
W. M. NISBIT LOST HIS LIFE AT NEWPORT IN VAINLY TRYING
TO SAVE HIS INrANT SON FROM AWFUL DEATH—WIFE It
DRIVEN INSANE BY SHOCK
NEW Jt>UT. Waah.. April it In *
flr» which d«-alro)*d tH* l-otit* «>f W»j
II Nrtbll, near Tl««r • !.««..lti«« on
Sunday, Mr. NenbU and feu «-r«ftr
«! 1 poa wtra burned to death. After
tb« trajt*«ly Mr» Nrtl.lt K»t her
reajM>n, The boy waa WWW In
th* h.»u». and lh« fathrr ««• faUlly
burned lit an attempt to re»cu» him.
Mr». N«M>H h»d *one to on* of the
nel«-hb«»r>. leavln* th« boy n th»
h..ti»» There •>• « fir* •'■ th«
itovc. but aa lh« bu»b«i>4 ••» work*
I- ( near by »h» had no thought of
BURGLARS
AT MONROE
Kvr.nirrr. Apm n-Morka*
hardware *tr>re, at Munro*. w»«
burgl«ri««d Ism\ night. T«rw hundred
*nd fifty )*ckknlve*, IS raxor* «n<l
three revolver* »«f »lolen- Th*r«
In no clew.
A llr<!«. * • - > "
•t*rt* Ri»«Qrd«jr. 11l
THE BEE HIVE
Mt-MT ftal
Ilrtween Vine and Cedar.
Reliable Dry Goods Store
FIVE SPECIALS FOR FRI
DAY'S SELLING
Kitry Ons a M-.nry Havtr.
S ;■■..■ Illeachrt] Ctuih Tow«>lt»*\
linen finish. •>» value. f><r...4'-.e
30 !>!•<••» Colored Jap Will Sltk*.
Including black ami white. •■••
value, for .............22'.t«
It |.n'lTTiii first «'« iVrrtfl
\\«j.! t Bilks, ;••■■ value, f0r....20 c
17 |.lm« A. I" C. I •r-t>« ii!ii«(unu.
V.-'V value, for .........ti 1-Se
We carry the celebrated "Beta
Itoyal Illua Shoe;" not* our jtlc».
I" r |.iii $3.35
In Mil* ••!■« of rornt" titn.ll, when
liquor h'niK'H galore nr<- endenv
oHng to tiiif'lNi.uicf put ii nth-T In
P'T cent dlacountn. you run «l
ways t.iV' our goo.)* pit lh<-lr rn<-«.
vnluc. Tii. ■ .11.1 ■ 1 1... duplicat
■•■l »t the price.
Royal Crown Port, Sherry,
Angelica and Muscatel
Wine $1.50 Per Gal.
IJO4 First Ay*-. South
UOTH niONKH-I'INK 1751.
r»*« D«llT»rr.
d«i *<-r Mont* ilni' later Ml Nrnl'ltj
tiutk<Ml that the fcmiM «a« mi Hr*
«nd ' 4|» home to »ay» '»• ' MM.
It b» thou«hl m». aft*r pkalne up
in* child th* father b»c»in« Cuufujwd
•nd m■• unable to open Ih* dour. He
finally broku • window «nd cllmbej
out. but Ml th« <Ml 1 Just l"» '■>»
Mr hlinaelf M •'• balr l-un.fl that
h« died khnrtly after.
When tin Nrfhl! itluiii-'l »he <■»
cam* %'Mently Inaane.
It i* »up]>oaed that "i» child »t«rt
e4 th» fire by pUytnc with the atov».
RIVERS RISING
PORTXJtNTA April IC'-Tb*. melt-
In* of th» mow in the mountain* !■
i-iUKin,: the river* of Oregon. Wajih-
In(ton nnd I '. it.- t« rliM» perceptibly.
The I'n'r Columbia and Hnakc
In bin ■>! bright
•t lhl« Hit # of the »e«r. «n<l the WIN
lamett* at )•••! ll.inl *tan4a 12.2 fret
ttbove Ihe |n * it«r mark. It In 1 '''"
<Jlrtr<l that It will have t«'< h»a it
by tomorrow night.
MONTE CRISTO
IS SNOWBOUND
(Special to Th. Star.)
nvnnirrr, Arrti v— Mil th»
trainii »r« mihu.r thrlr regular rur.l
to Mont* Crl«tt>, lh« f*w people «ho
hava tttmm ilown frvro thrre rrcenlljr
«•>> that the Know la drt-prr than ««r.
It in r.il.t to T..- dm fiet deep nn the ,
lr\rt. ■> ililr ot affatra almmit un
prwrdrnted. Thla fn>»lv» weight ef
ennw ho* rnuvrd • ,-,m\,i, t-<ii'.- fi.mi.iK>'
to rouf*. A frw hava entirrlr caved
lii mm. th* win tit. ami manr other*
have \-r. ..mo Inart urf. Hnuoiiturnil
contlnun] 1.1.til ten .ln>« ago.
It him been the plan of th* owtifr*
of the Mackinaw mine, which la 1 ■ «l
led three mll.o thin »'■!•■ of Monte
[ Crlatn, to <■• mm t oprrnllona f»r
the aummer. the lant of thla week.
The extrrmrly di-cp nut, however,
will ir"lull> drtay thin for Borne time.
The management e»perta to 1.. ahlp>
ping nre by fall. The ore from the
Mackinaw mine contains it large quan
tity Of iii. hi I, Riimrthlnv l-lilltfly i.> w
in thla ixrti-.il.
Tim Stage
Om of John (', i'i-ii-i » tout
companies open* to nijcht lit Uw
Orund ii four-pprf<irtiiun<:* fnnftße
metit of "Thn Hllvrr Hllpper." To
nlgtit, linn i « niii" t nnd Saturday
mntlnce and evenliiK the bill Hill
continue.
"At the White Home Tavern" la
l-h Mil of <><■' IV>ik<t •<>tn|anv fnr|
the icut of Hi" wri-k. The popular.,
play In ill liik mil,
rl'i>nli;lil "A Mnn of Mv."«t' ry" Blvcii
way I" "The ChlcaKo Tramp" on the
Alcazar ulna"'. "A Clilt-nKo Tramp"
will continue through the week until
mii tv i.rifti,"hiii.
"Th« towitwuy" In ntlll the Mil .it
itif Third Av<nu^. Th.- |.|,,\ will
•■■i •11 ii 11 <• until Sunday c-vcninir, ';
".- ... .1 -. - . ■ .. -■* ■■-■ ...
HI
TEACHER BURNED
TACOMA. April 14.— MtM Alice
Cont. a Imchrr. warn l>.il!y burned
ut.riiit the tMOi and > h«-«t > » »'• i,: i)
by (he ■ v; !<>». m of an alcohol burn
ft will' h «v (•• !t,b in.*-i by ft I,um
ber of tfiuhrrn to prepare a light j
lutuheon <lurln« the nwn hour. The
•«•■> !■!• ■,• r,i»i"l a |...!ili- .i- ■ ■ >.■,• the
teacher*. HIM Cuno will M tr
cov*r.
EDNA WILL APPEAL.
VICTOIUA. tl C, April M.—Ml«»
MIM Wallace Hopper will ni'j-.il
from lh« >J« .!•!•.(! of Juatlre t>rake,
llm Ju<lffe b*for» whfim the fa»e of
Hopper v*. l>un*mulr »a» trl*<i
Ttoer* will bm ia Immense Amount
«.f printed «v|t!rnee, filling x-veral
volume*. The I 'Hit U now under
wity and wilt ! c <lon«< In time for the
Juh» tittlns of the full -..utt.
BELL HAS
HEARING
n LMnl nib
CLEVER SWINDLER AND DANK
ROBBER FACES CHARGES AT
TACOMA
TACOMA, April ll.— Albrrt It I
IWH, th« n!IPK»-d •windlrr, mail thl«-f
and tuuik robber, haa pteaijed notj
guiltr to the charge of r»bblnjr the
t'n!te<l ■»l»» mall in Seattle, «,,.;,
which charge he la to be tried, itejj
t ••* brought brfore the trommt><f>lon>
•r» yealerdar In conipnnr with his
partner, Hcrlbncr. haitdcuffc-d to htm.
The hr-«rlii« «ru taken up at 5
o'clock thi» afternoon. Colonel W. 11.
Iv»o|ltil« U acting a* Rttorrscj- for
■ad
When Hrll i\b» nrr^tM h* h>»J
upon hl« p^rwin About |«00, on 1 thin
mon*}' he ha* tn-^n returning to
wm» of the parties whom he ho*
p»liiil<-.| out of varloun wtims.
Among the lomirn mide goi>l wan
MM of 121 S. pnid to J. W. Ilrukaw.
•ahotn l«rll «winille<l cleverly. In
robbing the mall t«>urh Hell found
out that W. A J«m«i. of Vnnpouver,
owed Uroknw Jllft. and he Immsdl
»tely w«-n« to Itrok.iw with a
"phoney" alght druft for IJ2S. • Inir
Ihnt he witu Jnnn«»' brpthrr-ln-law
and hnd b«r-en requested to pay the
debt. Ilrokuw piid him the dlffcr
rnci- In rnnh. IJIS.
GLADYS TOOK
FRENCH LEAVE
O!ady» Tlimh, n woman who 111 in
have hern trlrii In the nujwrlor court
tl.l« morning «'ii a chnriri- of larceny
from the prrmin. nnd who wa* out on
tTM botiiin, <1,, 1,1, .t ),,.t nluht no| |o
face the Jury ill.l I. ft the city. 11. r
whereabout* nre unknown.
ban thi> cniit- wab rnllcil thl» mom-
Ing the ■Int. wn* ready, hut the de
fendant fntlfd to nppear. Her Uwyrr
■ tatrd tti.»t li.< » m Hurt" him cllrnt hud
nlmply ovpr»lrpt nml would t>». Nt the
Court hnuoe iinon. Tlia Judicial wlirelM
In tin' criminal court itnpfM 1 and
every one «alf*il |i;iltl. titlv for the ite
llnqtu-nt la ihoti up, hut wh»n the
hand* of the pmirt rOOSI clock rrnrhed
10:30, II Wka decided thut ttlady* hafl
taken French leave and a bench war
rant *•«■ l»».m il fur hrr nrreet. l< took
a drputy nh< riff but 11 f.-« Bllnotl to
1. »m that the wonmn had 1-ft the
alt) on n 11.■>. in ' '-I night.
Judge ■|'iillmnii 1 nil 1. .1 Judgment
■ ttnlniit her hnnaa j.« i'',it and
John Flood.
The lliibli Won Hi I* chnrgrd llh
iiteallng SJ) from Glint I.liul on IV
crmbf r 21
BtyllKh ekithrs 111.UA1.1. ■ i
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Stamped Linens, Spachtel
WorK, Drawn Work
and Battenberg
Linens
On Bargain Square Tomorrow
l-'nr (irn- <l;iy'K uniting Mill] It flllMl i !' n n-uj. of the M M| pur
c)ia«* of id- «■■ |oo4i w* will »• ii tomorrow liuimu Bcarfu, Tarn
l<our N<*t I'lllow Hhainm, Htninj>r«] am] lirawn Work Cent*rj.l«"C«-«,
llt-rniiiii In .1 I.ln. ii «>Mlrriil«r<:<*». Hjiurhtrl Work Illlow Hharns,
Imc» titand Cnver*, lluttenbtrrn C*nti-rjilece», lJr»wn Work iJolljf
Work, TVnniffe U 1,.. ]« Ml M. II k J-rfire Onterple-CK, AJkjver
J.iKi- I'lllow hiniii.f, OntwptoCM of Mr ilcan I>rawn Work.
Worth up to 75c and §1.00, 1/1 fT-^ r-Vi
at, choice lUC JL>O-Cll
New Slock L«vceiv.ndO/\^
Linen Turn Overs. \\l|
fust in,choice, each^Jy^
Crepe De I Shirt
Chine Waists
r ,,.i..,>. Tomorrow, for «p«cla) •*!!•
**i*^r^i is Uik. w« will i,1.%c.m upon the
c IriStC&d t..<rr- If, counter. In **'"' ''**
A m , -ye partiMßta a n*w «tock of
Ol ZJC lj**r\. Uatlste tad l'«-rcai<?
*' __. \Vnl»u. In «-hit* and color*,
m. mw tebrle. w MIM
for \Vai'f». Klmonoa, eu., will Jay , choice—
tHS III.' "1 On »I • < In I |i.ll»- 10- m^
marrow, ail eoinra, pink, blue, f^ jf^ Cfllt<l
tUick. tan nil brown, fuil » *^ ■ Q
lnchr« wliif, Me value, J7c %Jr \J TT* f*r»Vl
Home of Quality and Worth—Second and University
ORIENTAL QUAIL
ARRIVE FROM CHINA
TACYiMA, April It—A coiulirnmfnt
nf «!«•> oriental quail bar* b**n r»
rtlvtd from China l •>■ Prank 8. Aiiln«
tun far the Aiilnciin fruit farm. They
arc i-muiif-ii Urd>. b» k about ha
(ht *!*• of th« California quail, or
ti' •'>• •■ Urn* i.» Iha i'ulrrn "Bob
\\ !.!!•." Tl.<-) vtnod th# >(i)«k'' well,
having been •htp|>^l In especial!/
niMlo race*. Urn lofor* th* orltmtal
qualla brought arrosi limy* «rrtvt-<1
mih the fraU>«r* worn < ff ih*lr Back*
through Hi- lr bablt of thru*llnc thflr
ln.i.j* thruufb thf ban of the •■»*»■.
Thla time the «•««••« «fro mad» of
«lrr. »*<h wire at the i.j«nlm» b«-ln»
fitted with roller ;»■*», •>'•■ J h« trouble
•M avoided.
In a few days they wl'.l |M turnip
li" *<• to find n*w j-.'»i.i * ni«'i>.g the
.-. n»t. Uffvt of Hi- r;i will I<• turord
li--pp at Wentport. about 100 mile*
from To com*, and Damon's |>olnt and
The Naked Truth About
the Piano Business
lime was when the piano dealer
asked all he could get
Some do it even today]
There's many a piano sold for four
hundred that ought to be one hundred
and seventy-fivel
Safe place to buy is Ramaker's.
Pianos of the highest quality are
sold at fair prices.
We nave the Kotbc, the Fischer,
Hie Hardmtn, the Ludwif and the
Hamilton.
A littic child cm get as food .1 btr»
R.un .is an expert.
Ask about the new little-payment
plan.
Allen & Gilbert
RamakerCo.
1406 B<COlld Avenue 1106 Second Avenue
Oray's Itarbor will also be rlockti.
Th» ori»tii.«l ijuall la an e*c«-!l<nl
Came bird, but being rapid of flight
and always on th» m.> ri, will not fall
an rmtr t**y to the mark«nan. ma It
la heptdi that the birds Will j.f ;•(.-.ao
rapidly.
VAN SANT'B STATEMENT
irr pa! r.. April 14.—Oovmor Van
Sant him lnu«4 a statement In which
bar Intlmatta that no further Krai
>ti [•> will b« taken by the »i.. In
the Northern fiecuritlea casr unle«a
»!.<r< I* an attempt to conaollilitt* thi
Grrat Northern »nd Kurthtrn Vicltio
roads.
II! HKK. Idaho. April II TIM lltti*
4-yrar-old daughtrr of J. I.m.er.-n, a
mlirr. wai accidentally drownrd > <-*■
trrdav aftrrnoon in Canyon cr^ck.
The body ho* not yet been recovered.
■Ilin* and r«-r'i'»r« Sp*clal
H.n.i ..' Mrn'n SulU. i:&. Till.* glnf*
I crtnan A Co., cor. tad and n.c*.

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