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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
"HE TAUGHT MY WIFE
TO DRINK KHISKT'
THOMAS SPAIN SUES W. NJ FLOYD $4,000 roe Al.
IEeEp ALIENATION AFFECTIONS

showed him the decree
spain alleges that Floyd has pr
ruaf~d Mrs. spain 80 eefefnit such
Indi.cretioas as sufnE With him r.
saloons ard taught her 10 dFinh
:. -. 80 49, - Ns4--.. -s'.h ts'SS
SIX dresses. dtaEuuuUs ana trrF
hosis@ rent are the brides b nsa ~
81 which Mrs. spAin = ssid ~ ms
plaintiff 60 have bssa induced &
ieaNs him
IL - not iniimAted in the cotn'
paint that Mrs. SPANS relations
with f1oyed have ben anything bat
piAtontc.
spain claims that Fioyed acted tins
part OF the serpent In Eden and
worked his way int the gopd Eraces
Of Ar#. Spain ~ p@fruadinx hes
that she vas a greatly abusr9 ard
unarprscIatsd wife. and synpashir
ting wtth her Ia all her donnestis
troubles. which Nj. Spain says wSrs
only imaginary.
Attorneys crotty q Allison sss
rspr~s~ntins tbs plaintiff. Nj and
Mrs. spain lived In south Seattle
until they were divorced last March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
REIGN OF TERROR in
new TENDERLOIN
SCENE or iNDEscHaABtE CONFUSION FOLLOWED EXPLOSION
IN TsE mlowAY-rARo wo RK FOR POLICE

The scene IN and afnttfst the dpssN-
.s.s-N --s--.b .,s-N - S.ss = s-s.ss'
triple sHpiosinn hatfed dsssrtttfoa.
hkeff aaHuio. hratnsi. lodging hsnlns.
saipaa and building eaa efntfiea u
ito aoutsufa a. n tha force Or th@
sh9eh had hurled the inmntre tuta
thr streets. Mofuen Of shr aAif.
NaFid. dressed In suanty attIrs. sea
screaming ffum their haunta 81 nlu
ard vice ilahifues ~ the essfroand-
ia tlxee. Ian various states of I'M
tuxigation came running apas IN
drunken sN asEsrn ana made E11siaf
hieessln with their vile iauataEe.
Thsf eaf~sd the Midway. thsy
cursed the dynamitsr. They etsrsae4
everything The police had aksif
hands fun handling the ehsesir
eruud
All the tine the streets w.re aHsnx
nth the tdis. curious shfouss rum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
Housekeepers'
Needs

Pine s sew Broom made Of the
finest selected stock, rod snafnelsd
handles the best broom made.
regular hge, Saturday, each, see.
Screen Doors. choice of any size
Saturday. each. 7sc
These are well made ard oil nm
iEhed ia natural wood. Sale lin
tied.
window screens. ltE12, regular
zte! Saturday. each. BE.
sale limited.
Easy ltunninF Lawn Mowers
Iz.inch sire. Saturday. each 8 20.
lt-lneh sire. Saturday. each. g. 81.
i2.tooth Maiienblc Iron Lawn
Rakas. regular zsc. Saturday. each.
fae.
g-hurnef Gas Stoves. every bur
ner Guaranteed perfect regular
value 81 Is. Saturday. ti.is.
Little Handy das Stoves. for aus
jets. nice for making cup OF tea.
heating curling irons. etc. regular
isc value Saturday. each -.
k-8aI. Ready Mixed Paint. sew
erai eaiaFa. Saturday sae.
Kitchen Mirrors. With white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Cotton Hose, Hale finish. double
knee and sole. npiicef heels and
toes. regular price zses after g.
ttnc.
wrtsht's Rose and Cucumber
Jelly. regular &c bottle; after g.
Zoe bottle.
olive Oh Cold Cream and oiyceT-
inc soap, : cakes IN box regular
prizes zoe bon. after {. &c box
colkafss Pine Perfumes. IN
siaks -stoppsred bottles. five popu-
lar odorn 10 choose from. regular
price f3e bottle. after 8. isc bottls.
Evans Listerated Tooth Soap.
regular price zSo boz. after 8. &c
boz.
womsn's ss-nch Umbrellas. steel
rod. paragon frames natural Mood
hanaiss. worth &c. after 6. sse.
Nice Thin Blown Tumblsrr.
dainty engraving. Saturday, aftert,
e each.
DAINTY sugars and Creams. pref
~ total decorations. after {. ise
rsir. s....,..
ptdof.. Saturday after & loc each.
-Four quart GranitsNAre Berlin
stew Kettle. regular &c. Saturday
after {. &c zach.
TriuE.a Dresser Scarfs. ali linen,
eolofed conters. in a variety Of de-
slFAhie Hhatee, regular price BE
after 6. each lie.
IAnen Finished Sheets. size siSs0
inches, extra heavy. worth seci af-
ter e. each s3c.
Miii Ends Of Heavy outings. best
styles. very soft and fiseey. fess-
lar prfas i0ci after &. a yard. &c.
Good Apron bingham. all coiora
and checks. worth sises after :, a
yard. Sc
Bisby's Shoe Dressing for Mems
and wonen'H shoes. &c kind. for
ioc.
Mems Satin Calf Lace Shoes,
medium weight soies, value -. foi
tfsk
Ivy wrrathp. for millinery trim.
ming, worth etc. after at 1Fc.
chiidrwn'w school Hats. with Ions
ribbon streamers. worth as nf.
ter .. ti.So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
THE PRESIDENT
is BOMBARDED
THE MISSILES USED WE'RE ROSES
Incidents of the Executives Thip Through South
ern CaLifornia---Parfy of Annoying Excursion
ISIS CIeYerIy Oufwiffed-- Advice 10 Students

land OF sunshine and Flowers. Tbs
parade wAs ona Of the most splendid
affairs Of the kind ever seen here
and Included all varieties ~ equip
aE~a handsomely decorated With
blossoms Of many varieties. The
president snluyed tho sikhi Immense
" and whenever particularly CUR
Nsoas vehicle went BY be showed his
appreciation BY generous applause.
The city WaH crowded with visitors
and everywhere the president sho y Ell
himself he Vas greeted with tunuls
tnuu cheeFn. Several features 81 en-
tertainmsnt have been arranged for
this evening The train VIII leave
i.os Angeles tomorrow morning on
itH journey 20 san Francisco, In
route there viii be number OF
stops 90 enc BILE the president 10 visit
the big tree et0yes ard other sights
and wonders ~ Southern California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

nc Ruled and plain Note Paper.
- per box after {.
Lead Pencils. &C. a dozen after {.
4o-Innh Isain white and 1oiofcd
STIRRED Curtain Muslin, value Mt
l6c yard special after s, Zoe yard.
Brass Extension Rods With
brackets. viii extend from u 20
ss Inches. value Ice each. special
after G : for SC
fEoyss Fine SHIRT Waists. IN liset
aud dara patterns. ages from TO
70. ausy iso each.
Boys Extra Good Pants, all
sixss. n dark coiorp only. CSC.
CAfebfie EmbfuiderieH. extra fine
qualities. good strong edges
choice. usAs patterns. assoried
widths to choose from. neN 0psn
and blind designs, worth regularly
B. ard ss+se per yard. sale price
after 8. lt.e per yard.
niArk. CaiDFef and Black and
White Combination siik Net Veil.
inss. n plain and fancy fnsahss.
.flfh a4sali and medium sire ehss-
- : = -. = - s
the latest patterns 10 select from.
actually N9ffh gr 60 so fsrts sac
rriee after 8. isc per yard.
White Cotton Nottingham i-a1s
Gallons. in stfaish, ard irregular
edges. also Medaiions that can be
separated and apphqusd. nsw.
neal, choiea patterns 10 selscf
from. very finest qualities. worth
up % nc yaras sale price after &
Sc per gard.
9alA Plated Collar Button Sets.
= PISCES. lever and sciid heAaas cst=
lssiaaa backs. the best collar button
made. warranted lax rolled plate,
positively worth sc per set. after
&. Only *
Safety pins. black and Rilveredi
best quality. all sizes. quantity I'm
tied = customers, none soid e
dealers. positively worth Sc and
tie per card Of one dozcui after
6. only fc
Wnmsns SWiFs Fine fflearhsd
Cotton Vests. low neck. sleeveless,
lace YOKE. very prsity. iIc values
after &. lie.
Misses Fine Ribbed Fast MACK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

etasS. s.gsS ~ tka 49,. = Ass.,.Sss : : :,
s----=ss-- sss- ssssfs.ses = ssss-sG siiss gasfs-
med their way into the halidinK.
n vas = HHrue o tsrfffr such a.
has rarely been known before In this
city. The women Of the Midway
sers too badly frightened 20 60 back
A. their fp1ffse. feafias that " they
did 80 thaY would BE- blown into
etefnlty before daylight Some hung
around the place fnf hours. not
knowing shat Ia Do. and others
sought lodging elsewhere. n was a
Mirepleae night for the A@ssgeas 81
tinr tenoeriuin. All wsre afraid that
their own haunta would be next Wis
ftef by the dfhamsser
ny daylight the excitement and
eonfuslon hal partially vaned. but
All morning crowds ksrf coninG and
xf'trH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

GET STRIKE. BREAKERS SEATTLE FOR GOV.
EMINENT CALIFORNIA

steamer James Dollar. sailing April
IL
During the voyage enc Of the sail
ora learning Of the destination and
object Of the party. sought to per
suads them 10 refuse 20 land at the
fort. He was aided in his efforts BY
the entire crew Of the Dollar. and 81
well did they succeed that when
Fort Bragg was reached the strike.
breakers unloading the enpa.faaia
lions and entreafies % the con.
tractors, refused to leave the ship
On landing at San Franciaco the
sailors piloted the non-union men "a
the headquarters Of the carpenters
union. where they were induced tc
join the union.
This move on the part % the con.
tractors az Fort Bragg was wired q
this city. Every boat and train nov
leaving Seattle IL being carefully
watched by delegates from the iocsl
unions, who are determined 90 pre-
vent a repetition OF the Occurrences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Thomas spain. lnnorrr. has In
stitused suit againat W. "a. Floyd. a
wealthy property owner and capt
taiisf Of this city 20 recover tsa.e
for the alleged alienation Of TIRE at
.s'sa.s 1917. s.'.>s-. - -.
wife. Floyd IL about ~ years old
and has \ wife ard grown family
living IN this CITY.
Ths suit begun to-day = The s~arti
70 a s4fVcrce suit which Was heard IN
the superior court last March At
that sffue Mrs. spain YES granted a
divorce from her husband on the
ground Of nor support. He claims
she WAS persuaded 10 taks thsa step
81 Floyd. wha vas their landlord
sf that tire. and that he was told
.Hxesai Nerss previous - TIE ftiins
Of the decree that shs wished a sep
arztton. spain says that at that
time ne reasoned with his Stfe
strongly. That she promised 20 stay
the proceedings.
Later. however. she brought the
suit and 10 said 10 have svtten her
divorce By Deception without telling
spain anything about u until she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May She
Commercial Telegrapherx union Of
America today nied . petition for
IN injunction against the Western
tnsnu Telegraph company In the
United States district court TO re-
strict the company from dimcharx
ing operators belonging to the
union II was fled before Judge
Adams. who recently rendered the
famous Wabash railway dscision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

washable No 100, full inches wide, ,ola
everywhere at soc per yard. Anniyersan
Sale Price. ..,......, .t....t....... act
All Silk Liberty Ribbons. THE most popul,,
ribbon used today for neekwear, bow,
dress trimmings. etc. the eolors are M
and dainty, yet rich manufactured esp.'
eially for hard wear, as they viii wash and
are perfectly fast These specials fof M,
week Nos 30 and %. full 81 and AH
inches wide. always sold everywhere !,
4se and soc per yard choice. AnnivesaT
Sale price. ....... ................a ,s
The above represents only one Of each 4
the different grades. The other width, 4
each grade are al a like reduction.
Bows and Knots tied free Of charge from
any Ribbon in stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

An attempt 20 make this city the
shipping point for "ssrike-breakera
has been frustrated By the prompt
action Of the local uniona-
Owing 20 the refusal OF the con.
tractors for the army quarters. now
in construction at Fort Bragg. Cal.
TO recognise their union. the earp9n-
ters engaged IN thsSwork inaugur-
ated a strike about month ago.
The contractors. fearful Of being uu-
abis 10 eomplete the work Ia the
time required by the government.
wired to tho employment agents IN
this city. orders for as many men "a
II was possible to secure. offering
free transportation and extraordi-
nary high wages. In response %
these orders a labor agency In this
city gathered a party Of Is men for
shipment 10 Fort Brags. conceaisnf
from them. Il Is alleged. the fact
that . strike was In progress At that
place. They were sent south on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

benefit. That's the way We bt9
our trade. and it's the wsf ~
tend 10 keep on incfezs'nt
Fancy Fresh Ranch EkEs yW 2.
always buy from IA, Al WHO'S
prices. Just for what some 49,
pay for them. and ell admit ~
The Cow Butter Store ID the 80
piace IN the city wheS ~ =,
always derend on GETTING 81
eggs and fancy butter. Can u -
set the benefit Of the dfop
cow BUTTER sTOAh
First and Piks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
LITTLE SAM RING
rs GIVEN DAMAGES

Samuel nIax. an eight year old
boy. was awarded damages III tbs
sum - ssae 4saiHst the German say
ings 4 Lean society. az owner u a
lodging house IN A A. benny's adj
ton. hy Jury IN Judge ofifhn'a de-
psrsnasnt OF the superior court. To-
day.
The boy leaned againxt the rail-
ING II walk leading from the side
walk 10 the house. q few usrnthr
hKa. The ruften pianEa hHoks
eauasnR MIN 70 fall a distances ~ 70
feet % the ground
Ills faes II permanently SCARED
a. a resist af tha fall. and Il 10 al
legged that his head Was so Injured
a. "a attest his brain The suit vas
fof fIe da0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
WANTS TO INSPECT
cOMPANYS BOOKS

Superior Judge Tziiu1An tsaaed an
ofstsr this morning upuu the petttinn
q tieft Jewell. a creditor of the
somewhat noted I'ionser Realty com.
rauf. directing that company to al
low the booss to be Inspected hy the
Fattfianer. In order that he ts4ay So
cure data Tor the prosecution u pro-
rrndinEn against them for the ap-
Eazsntmsnt - a receiver.
Jewell alleges IN a sutt that has
been Instituted but not yet flsf. that
the Realty company ia inselvsnt and
has been grossly fniamananed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
MARINE NEWS

Steamer fremont arrived this
morning fFufu Tacoma. she 10 had.
ing lumber and forage Tor the wal
DEPARTMENT. Use n Manila.
The giant fFeiahter fremont ar.
rived from Tacoma thia morning
she viii load hers 1850 tons % GOV.
eminent hay and oAia ave cars oi
beer and lie tons % hay for Man
iiR. besides = large amount Of mis-
csilansous freight for other Oriental
ports. She viii take a full usrsa
from PUGET sound. consisting Of has
H4tsfs tasissszsss olga stf9s, Esss sfhs
and lumber.
British ship Gisnsivou PASSED
Port Townsend ffuan Victoria al
III 20 this morning. and should
reach Seattle thls evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
a vrEn CIV This muchIooked for Is better han
AZ I'm Ola usual-more bargains deeper cuts

Medium Weight paibssgran Tn.
cerwsar. jersey rieAe1. WORT va;
after Z. a garment. &c.
Not more than ! suits TO 6 Dur.
chnser.
Mems Black sateen Shirts: asts
Q sale. each tse.
Lsnnox Soap. for the lsunSry.
worth &c. after 8. six bars for 2s<.
womeu's Tan-Ragiank. yoke an.
velvet collar. with loose back. al.
at 80. special after 6. tfss
Handsome SIX Drese Ekirts ftx'
sold Up 20 ~. q grand bargiEsa
after 8 only At SIC.
ii.0o Pettieoata Of taffrta or OF.
ing. after 8. zsn.
ii.zs Psttiooats Of Hstssn "a tai.
feta, Jec.
s7.oo silk WAISTS, in white. Mn,
blue. red. pink. green or Ersy. ;x
tsss.
ss-tneh All wooi Fine serge In.
perial. In ooiors and black sAlss
CSC, at CSC.
..>.s->ses 80. ssS1s :. az ~ =. - 49,,
AANNAAAa BYTE A@@sNl tAEEr W.
lar value lie. special after I. -
Infants and childrens Yoka
made Of nainsonk ana trsmsns.
with embroidery OF lace. vslas ..
and &C. special. after 9. ltc
Womsn's straight Front Fins
oored corpesa. In black; sysr.l
after {. 5sc
Misses. White extsts. with tsx
ruffie, cluster os fine tucks. eesst
with narrow embroidery and flDs
lace. regular ssls< ssss. spec.s.
after 9. Ills.
Womeu'e Short White SKIRT
with finch rnff1s, regular y2iu
tSc; special. after & lie.
Children's Hemstitche3 With
Aprons. all sizes. regular value -.
special. after c, 1ec.
Infants Bibs Of quilted octt1z
edged with lace. special kft<r & B.
Mems Brown Crash Yacht cafs
black band and patent ls<thff|
front. &c values: after 6 lec
Boys All Wool Golf cxas 81
sorted colorinsk. zsc yalass. sftu|
6. Ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
TRIED ron HOG srgAlinc

Chris klsir. who recently brought
suit against cafsteu nroa.. charging
false arrest. wss placed on trial III
Justice Cams court this morning
on the charge OF stealing IL hogs
from Carstens Testimony ahnr 81
that the hogs had been driven from
tho slaughter house To the Jensen
farm. IN Spaith Seattle. The ma
who left them there said he had pur-
chased them in town ard wanted 70
leave them there over niEht. The
hogs were found by deputy ahsrifrs.
and II r. said that Klein xan ia@nff- :
Ned az she man who brought them 10
Jsnssuss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
WASHINGTON
SHY ON PARADE

WASHINGTON. d. C.. May s.
ChicAeo's enterprise IN subscribing
A2Ea 10n ser n naspa q p4st essA. sz4s :
has served 10 impress Washington
with its shortcomings In this direc-
ton. For the first time in its his
tory this city has an orchestra. II
wae organized year ago last winter
BY Reginald DE K0ven. and has rem
dered some good music and given
very crefitabis performances But
the support has been woefuiiv lack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
Sporting Goods
for Boys

Boys BAAebails. &C., Zoe. &c, nc,
Toe
League Reds. guaranteed for II
innings. each. tg
noyH Infleider Mitts well made
and sewed, each. &c. sDc 10 ti1b.
Boys Catcher Aitts, each. &c.
Zoe % H.T5.
baseball Bats. 10 and sc.
Good ones. hard wood.
BOYS gtsci Wagons. according 20
size. TBc. 400. sl25. tito % 500.
our Wagons all have wrought
steel gears and are the beAt made.
FIaHING TACKLE.
ks-foot Star Braided Cotton Lines
i0c.
fs-yard Star Braided Linen Lines,
isa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
A PEANUT TRUST

CINCINNATI. May s.-Thc Con-
PETITIONERS Review IN todny'a issue
says a Michigan underwriting COM
pany Of Detroit IL promoting a
scheme to combine the peanut In
duHiry Of America in one company
with a capital Of ts.ooa. 900. n viii
absorb eighteen cleaning and grad
ina plants controlling ninty per cent
Of the output and viii regulate
prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

RIVERSIDE. Cal. May son the
way to the railroad station from the
hotel. this morninE. ffesadent
Roosevelt planted an Grange tree tn
the 0lenNuod grounda, The tree u
nn~ az the two original navets sent
10 California by the agricultural de-
pArtment years aso and ffem which
an seedisss oranges now sfoNh IN
the state have descended. Last night
the president VAS given a handsome
hook q views Of Riverside bound in
leather.
CI.ARENoNT. Cal. MAY s.-rhe
president reached ClaFement At ?
o'clock and drove 20 Pomona eoiiske,
where ne addressed the students
The Cleveland HrayA, who are IN
this part OF the country ON an sxcur-
son. Ars the maddest crowd Of men
Ia California today. They arranged
en- itinerary 10 connect with the
president at every stop from New
Msxsco to san Francisco. They got
q Riverside yesterday and At night
announced that they would remain
until this morning then 50 ar the
ruad Just ahead or lust behind the
president. The Officials II THE road
Fot = tip from the presidents soefs.
tary that the CleNelanders' continual
presence VAS not quite as Nsleouae
as flowers IN spring. and orders
were at once issued 90 take their
special cut % Riverside last night
In vain the urays asserted that they
were not ready % ieave. II was n
case Of 80 with the train then o. 50
to-day without train. They vent.
On the way &C. Pomona college the
presidential procession was bonn
kzT9ss wiih gox=z - - Assei saAasssea
drawn ap On either side - the street
Inc president caught several fras-
rant Fnisalis and hurried them hack
At tho children. College students
gave htm a Harvard veil when he
reached the stand IN front q the
building He made q fiftesn-nainuis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
TEIE0RApHERS AFTER
The WESTERN UNION
PETITION rHE FEDERAL COURT COMPANY
FROM pIscnAReike MEMBERS OF UNION

According to the tei~graphers.
General Manager gtowfy % the
Western Enioa. has issued orders IN
the various managers to discharge
all employees who are members 81 thu
union. IA 10 TO thwAFt the execution
~ this order that the operators APP
peal % the federal courts They al
lege that the Western Union In n
trust and that its dtctatufiai policy
IL vioisting and infringing on the
constitutional rights Of It's employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
BARTLETTS TRIAL
rs POSTPONED

The trial Of Mike bartlett. charged
with the murder ~ his wife. Mrs.
Mae Bartlett, last October. was con-
tiuued this morning BY Superior
Judge Bell from May II to June ~.
upon the motion of the defendant.
The reason for the continuance in
that several important Witnesses for
the sisssHEz are IN Aisska. and IL il
impossible for them TO be present IN
court hy HAY ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
RIOTERS KILLED

GREENWICH. Conn. May g.
One hundred and thirty Italian
strikers In the Vicinity Of Port
Chester, who demand Increased
They tried TO compel 30 Italian
graders to Join them. A riot foi.
lowed. Two mon were fatally
wouAded and several lees seriously.
The police dispersed tho rioters AZ
S1zssksng 70 Of tho leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

All Silk Taffeta Ribbons the finest quality
manufactured, guaranteed all pure silk,
fast eolors and washable No. -, full 8
inches wide This quality and width is
sold everywhere at 23e per yard; Ami
yetsafy Sale price ..,..........,......I4
An Silk Satin and eros Grain Ribbons, an
extra hne soft quality. especially adapted
for ribbon bows. neckweaf, etc, guaran-
teeds all pure silk and fast color. No 10,
"a inches wide. This quality is sold
everywhere at zoc per yard Anniversary
sale ptiee.....'.''. ..t..st... .I2Iac
Satin Taifeta Ribbons. manufactured from
the pufest quality silks and finished es-
peeially soft for neckwear, etc all the
most popular shades 70 choose from; col
ors are guaranteed absolutely fast and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
JUMPED
TO FAME

INDIANAPOLIS. May s-I.ouiss
Hadley. a channbermaid. has become
prominent because last evening she
refused to make a bed In the Hotel
English, the largest hotel in the city.
that had been occupied by Booker T..
Washington. The management i'm
msdiateiy discharged her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
"PH PUT A DETECTIVE
TO W0RK", SAID CHIEF
ms MORNING THE POLICE ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
IN MIDWAY pYsAmtTlNo CASE

raiss sho building eff the street
isvrif
Il DO ne; think 30. TIE house has
ita orders and they Niil bs obsyed. T"
concluded CHIEF Sullivan.
i'atroiman Kent is the only officer
= 10 ~as N the red light district
this mnTninT.
i have found no eieN 70 the men
Nhs ATTEMPTED 10 blow az the Md
way ~ asid They left no trace
ard there is no one la the neighe1f-'
hood y b. appears e have seen an1 .
one ioiivfipK before the sxplaslon.
No one was seen FuuNius from
the Midway after the blasts wess
fired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Have your men found aay clue
% the Identity q the person aho al
tempted - blow az the Midway p
vas asked 81 chief OF Police Sullivan
this morning.
Ne. Not a trace u them. uas
the reply.
Wha T. working on the eassf"
! atii pat a detective on 4. The
paffafmen tn that district have been
lnakins after the matter tiala usofu-
ins said the chief
Viii the fact that the A,dn AZ
= A@ fyusmsisa have any effect. -
far a. the uoiiCs are concerned In
closing IL OF making the pFuprletoFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

SPANISH
FORTRESSES

WASHINGTON. D. c.. May a.
orders were sent to the Philippines
today by Secretary Root 20 prevent
rf's 1hrsEtcnsd deInoiition OF the
Spanish walls of the forts al
Manila The announcements OF the
proposed action which WAS recently
made here caused a strong protest
~ the locnl patriotic associations In
,created IA the preservation OF Phil
lppina art treasures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

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