The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1901, Page 3

THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1961 H! P. S. Dwyer, a Man of Many Occupations, Tells How the Police Hauled Him Up as a Suspic ious Character. Harry Dwyer, who, as heya t my friends wilt says is “an honest working man hay. | *! eee. 1. an officer to my ing carte Dianche into the mansions | poo: ha cok of & of the Pacitic » ie willing tty my effects wer acquit the Seattle polite of apathy | that ae rouee concerning crimes. As a working | some f'to man and globe-trotter, he writes t ot trying t 7 arlonally + following: was told that several burg!a ‘To the Editor been pitted in Sede Dear @ir,—As an honest man who |(which I thought I had heard » in many countries, from | where before), and that my work lumbia to New Zealand, |as an expressman, I had been seen and ip many trades, from ranching |in the vicinity of Ur sea, which to sailing the hounding main, I wish |I could not deny, Th ner Tam to lay before the people of Seattle a| there, the more money T make. Fut case of police interference. Tuesday I submit that this was morning, while waiting for a car at| not en aune for the arrest of a Cherry street and Second ave I) bona-fide working man, wno for the ‘was accosted by « policeman in | lawt 27 rs has had blanche clothes, and ordered to go to head- ansions Pacific quarters. I willingly complied, and ws a savoir was taken before >t. O'Bulllvan, they say in Canada My} who put me through & cross-examin- | friends know Tam not a burglar ation that included my life for the coul gle & house if I trite fast 90 years, [I tof Nm all Iknew, | But I feation before the even to my vaceimation marks and yours, how I liked ranch-grub. If he writ 8. DWYE MURDER, SACRAMENTO, © lace Ges to th jisiature an important m the bubonic plague. He states that > federal government refused to al- | iow oe state authorities « »per- ate in an investigation. ‘The fuv-| erncr wants the legislature to pa law giving the etate authoritios power and making interference a fe ony. WATERFRONT NOTES. ‘The ship Two Brothers sailed from San Franctaco for Seattle this morn- ing. | ‘The Rritish ship Falkiand arrived | & painter who hes ican A ¥ at the Great Northern elevat- t returned from Sas Francisc *%, where abe is taking op 1,500 tons | on nee the that Harry Jacobs, , formerty ays was found dead | yes brag Pe Tce eco aol ROBBERS CAPTURED Tedbed of 3680, that wax in his pos- | desperate highwaymen } -| larry Jacobs, Weil Known in Seattle, Reported Dead in San Francisco, session when he left Scart: Jacobs was well knows in "Beattie, | where he hed lived for 13 years. He} was particularly well achesinted | among the German residents. the last three years he bad been en ployed in the woodyard of W. H./ Leighty, at 282) East Madison stress. | Henry Meyers, of the Bavarian cafe, said this afternoon that he had known Jacobs for 2 years, and that tn Three as he was of an excellent: family Luxembourg. Germany. Ja¢obs left 4s have fallen Inte the hands of nd ex-| Were Maued today: Tu Pred V ’ DEP RIMENT Beattie a minth ago to vielt his old the police were brought to the coun; | 8 Oe ee ta cerenae ‘tor the | aged #2, and Maudie Lewis, aged 31. /f ff » T ‘A home in Germany. When he depart- ty Jalil by Sheriff Cudihee at 3) + 4 “a ee both of Seattle; to W. F. Anderson " ed for San Franciaco he had between 9 Clock this afternoon, He ranted | j entertainment o ne tee Ww nd Erma Smith Page, both of Be- | f L ; $600 and $7 in cash. Evidently he them with the assistance of ieg | nnual Sn" Daten x ot w Thos. Hoy ai, and Bar i " at the New was murdered for his money and the | Fackler and Detectives George Asb- | {on State Federation of Ww hs Alf, aged M4, oth of Be~ body was thrown into the bay. by and Moran and Officer Jales of |Tlubs {2 De Held mT momoriatias | atti Store the Tacoma police. The three Righwaymen are omered and when arrested were the teeth, each with revolvers ens Mra. W. H. Leighty eal to Star in im: Ae a ' | towr pockets filled with cartridges. | Saturday night the three colored |highwaymen held up Robert Mur- |phy's saloon at Leary, three miles ‘from Seattle, and secured “$118 in cash and two goid watches. The po- lice received information of thetr | whereabouts, and Sheriff Cudthee' went to Tacoma to assist tn locat- jing them, if possible ; might the police received The pace etna ers eae word that the desperate trio were ory on the evening of Feb. 6 Their Gree On ihe Ourakirte of Lake View. nine miles from Tacoma. firet anniversary bel! _— last year Oo ~ - ’ one ity | Sheriff Cudiher and the local police reached the spot % o'clock. All and financially, and this one prom- three were lying about thelr camp WILL SOAR ises to be even a greater success. If fire talking. Baker with his big re possible. During the bail, an elab- volver under his head and within orate supper will be served between easy reach. The first intimation | Ii and 2 o'clock. The executive. re- Which they received of the presence | ception and floor committee bears of the police, who cautiously sur- ames well known in Seattle and rounded them. was when they look- gisewhere, among them bein, ed Into the ugly muzzle of Sheriff P. Edson, Judge Wm. Hickman Cudihee’s gun. Moore. Frank Dowd, Judge Boyd J., The men surrendered and were Talimas, Jobn_ Cort, Richard M: | landed safely today. ie oo Jas. tae age toe . Kinnear, James F. MeBiroy. Richard M. White, Fred Corant. Dr. WHERE Is RE IS ROSE ? John B. Dawson, A. E. Partridge, John W. Considine, W. 8. Puiver. Ir ving Ward, A. T. Van 4¢ Vanter.and The police are this others. The grand march will begin |searching the city for Rose Westc — at 9p. m., led by Col. E. P.|a 15 year old girl who disappear } from her home in Vancouver, fi. ¢ Will 1 SURVEY on the night of Jan. 15. According complaint before Judge George this Seto has been sent | afternoon charging Mr. ani Mrs. T. ¥ of the interior | Forrest with obtaining money under | false pretenses. The sum tnvolved| afternoon | ~ lto the report left by her stepmoth | the girl ts suppored to be in a tend- | SERIOUS CHARGE ! Mrs. J. H. Biggs, the proprietress | cf a focal lodging house, swore to a Star reporter this} “Schooner Wrecked, morning, he “Tam going t make « geomraph e . r “| A dispatch from Victoria, 1. ¢ teal ‘and geological survey ot the| A CDN? sagay which stator th headwaters of the Koyukuk In a few daye I will start with seven men for Skagway. From there we will go to White Hofse, and over the fee to Dawson. At Bergman there is a cache in which are stored ample provisions and equipment. From {Dawson we will proceed down the Yukon to Eagle City, then up the Dall river to the Koukuk. ploring and making sur find some aukabl stream by which w@ may reach the ‘Arctic ocean. We have several canoes at Be nd with these ‘we tmtend to do @ grent deal of our traveling. After reachin an officer from the steamer Will reports the schooner Kion*, Roberts, wrecke on the cc }das siland. He also states that two| bodies were found on the THIS REPORT IS DENIED NEW YOR, Jan. 2.—Tt is deniea by President Mellen, of the ern Pacific, that the governm Manitoba, has purchased th lines in Manito! the Arctic, if it is too late to get Back to Dawson ov- erland, we will signal one of the Fewave ane many whaling vessels in that local- ity and return to Seattle in that way \T have been on a number of surveys tees =. COURTHOUSE, “but never as far north as we now |x tend to Of courst there oy eae ee kris tiie reion, ts| The King County Bar Association | are has hitherto been practically un- making preparations to observ veled. As Soom ag arrangernents “PPropriately John Marshal day | with one of the steamship companies |D¢Xt Monday, and it is the desire can be made, we will proceed on our | thst the courts on that day shout 4} expedition, aa our work will have nvene at the usual hour, only to| be done in the summer while the riv- | @dJourn in memory of the gres ems are open.” Serie A jury * impanneled to Beer WEATHER FORECAST. |, 201,005, jmranneted tbe | Hlectric Co. b Win ‘isber o re-| Biattie and vicinity—Tonigbt and | Blectric Co. by Wm. Hisbert, to re-| Friday, fair; Nght north winds leged to have b sustained on Oct NEW YORK, Jan. 31.—There Is on 22 last, when a car of the com unconfirmed report in circulation fan into the plaintiff's wagon near| that Gen, Kitchener desires to trans. | the intersection of First avenue and | Cedar street THE VIGILANCE OF THE POLE = CAUSED HIM GREAT GRIEF: | made by | # rooms, y| 6 re thre wagon wing him t *. heels and cay th run away tw heard in it Jude we Juc € L. Englund suit against the compat A Jury was impaneled tr nal department this morr a toh the cae ; ' jo col ov ' ue f & watot nd V Ktot nd men a ‘ the arti ' eting Fet Co, and The county commissioners are # way completing the let fr the Jurors for the ensuing be chosen. Five hundred men con selected and fr um ber the quarterly par t b a rhe, term y wit close Fob. 12 next ESTATE OF VANDERBILT : appratseme of the late Cornelius Chas. D, of $52,099, 867 96. Jlowa: Ratiroad stock: railroad bonds, $16,929,1 tate morteames, r, furniture total div of 8, and the other halt ow whe nv he in 26 years old. Alfred Van bilt may be said to have inher $25,000,000 CLUB WOMEN ENTERTAIN. Eames of Sound Ju Are 3 TACOMA, Jan meeting B—At & genera! e clubwomen of th ied to appoint tr re a committees of “24 the lemtalatere for the appointment ot a commissioner of libraries. DEADLOCK. SALEM, Or, Jan. 1 Ther» —e, in the senatorial deadiock ¢ day. The Democrats t hotd th the key SEVEN SHOTS, TACOMA, Jan. M.—Patroiman Schock at 6 o'clock thie morning had a het running fight with two highwaymen. Seven shots were changed, but the men escaped. Th officer thinks he winged one. Two men were subsequently and are held nm by Peter Recker, they robbed of §7 up acrpme the street fi Northern. Pacific passenger statior Schock was 150 yarés away wh the hold-up took piace. ‘The beat running watch is the “Louis Kiodt Special.” 424 Second. arrested In 700 LATE 70 CLASSIFY |: BUSINESS CHANCES. LODGING HOUSES 2 $826 5 roome 12 room: 4 rooms 4 roome 6 rooms rooms 4 rooms rooms... 5 rooms rome 4 rooma rooma 7 rooma 5 roome 6 rooms 6 rooma Rooming houses, all sizes, restaur ants; cigar stands; dressmaking pariors; meat markets; grocer stores, All kinds of business chances. If you are looking for Jot, house and lot, acreage or a far come and talk with w W. J. MeCON 124 Pike, corne: PERSONAL. Heednd Ave RUTTER BUTTER WE have just one month more nt the old stand to walt on the smi! ing crowds that visit our store daily. And we intend to keep you coming to the | by careful to beat of but 4 the market. Fancy Fresh amery, Bib brick yi fancy California ereamery 2-1b Faney Oe a brick home Wo 8 fresh Eas ea donen, W spevial attention to these only, hene we are always ab supply you with the very COW BUTTER STORE, 1427 First avenue. REAL UES ATE. 32400 for latee &-room house ern; 30th avenue; with 4 slightly: worth $4600; on ve terms each for’ lots In Young's add tion. $150 eac h for lote on Queen Anne hill ts around it are held at $250 to $300; are BOx120 feet onch SHREN. MARVIN & CO 230-281 Pioneer Building FOR SAL LODGING HOUSES. ‘cloe in, at a wacrifice: 8600 nme, extra fine; new and mod 2560 9 rooms, ¢ $1,000. This ine we in hud all good furntture 9 The complaint states | port 19,000 Be primo to ’ “ 4 Tae etate of ttnalea. ¥ tha’ the plaintiff started to Gr IV | steerer issn, Bengal, India, and Renae tan ENS BE fhe: Company} LosT. tae ther ahead of the car, which was at al. ith #tandetill, and before he was ¢ to| TRACING pipe botler. ¢ Dr. 8. Carman has returned Jget across, the car struck and ran] Pink 1714, Cy D, CASAD, lr =|! | jrpeeting Yesterday Was an Import in tt br THE (HE CHAMBER SEATTLE sTAL “4 |BARRED BY Ss sitgattacgesns urn w OF CONMERE ee | MANY WIVES © ant One, m 2 ' Rogers and isly elected praised at Fifty-two COMPULSORY ARBITRATION Mr. P. H. Soullin Secures Endorse- ment for His Bill in Many Citiss. , cullin secured niniaterial ase shape and figh re secured in all of the « oned. Mr. Seuilin now pr ing the matter before the « trades in thie city financial 1 moral support ermined ment, pushing « A | way | Tn anneryman of Dunger Ty, & fruit grower of Coupeville = injuries sustained from storms whieh NO CAPTURES === | f the bill, which ned by J ya eeen! Benson « t in Seattle prior to nto the LICENSES TO WED The following marring A few of thome at the Stevens are | Baker, a merchant of Bkag Alfred Cooper, a shipping mam ntewh. an A W. Wanamaker one, and ( x ‘ort Ludlow; H. J. Me x miner MARINE NEWS. The steamer Aloha, of the Alasten | which has be Ftatlard ali Steamship ndergoing repairs at Decem. GOING AT A RED HOT RATE to ald him in getting the ing for its panaag Hthew and ask for] ampaign in w betra | egialature ‘Took for the 2 Sign and 109 Winter Things We are beginning to nee in our effort to Feb. 16th—the Men's Overcoats of fine al are perf weight 99.50 m, friewea and a large variety among = th reoats of high kerseys in bine and he nakuck pure grade); fine ee in the Oxfor black and brown w so heavy quality raw tons. These gu imines fine plaid fe breanted Company 09 Occidental Ave, b Look for sign and 109, Some Ov ercoat Prices pate of fine all wool ok (the Mechanics’ Clothing nd Washington Echo of the Roberts Case | in Congress McKENZIE VERDICT MONDAY ~ravseoy, ELECTRIC LIGHT i ot Te aa fl i IT IS Most Convenient Most Hygenic | Et RAR SERRE EEE EE EERE EEE EEE EERE EEE IUDGE JACOBS SLAPPED. | BECAUSE Hu } . M. O. | Best Quality No Matches No Soot No Heat No Poisonous Gases Given Off wick decides led his authority Peacemaker Stabbed. Free Renewals of Incande Particulars at Offce. Prices Reduced. cent ‘Lamps. While attegy jane night. 815 Second Ave. The! Dr. Coarcot's French Nerve Food SEE EE EE EEE EE ENE EEE EY EERE EERE ER ET EE ER SERRE ‘ ° any. number of | we ow ct. ous Se crags you EEE EEE EE EERE EEE EEE EEE Ee ve found they only stimulate but | FRANK E. ADAMS ti; | do not cure. Dr. Charcot's antal| PATENTS Trade Marks "om furtiishes the essentia, hapert ert needed and the reeulle are “"Srowing, Dive Priating Caveats Hate, A man t# simply ie Colman block Te Bins 670, Seaths Searches anew Drug iat |ter way Make inquiry of Guy, the | Second avenue and Yeo |i Has Drea ae Deal Oh Mare Dread of the Deutal Chair | g°*eeeesosooseveosoeoose New York Dental Parlor SLD Chandlery 614 F iret Ave. AND Ship Hardware . Opponit« Building Attor-| | ie | NPECIAL Reductions in Table Linens .¢. dal (SLATES. COR OF JACKSON STREET ould not prove ttended to free od to well these lines with oft ch BLEACHED TABL usual price 17c¢ for | r, will 1h p94 no HAN LINEN ‘Dam st tae ta JUNK DEPARTHENT xii, umnal price Be O5e STILL AT YESLER DOCK h CREAM LINEN DAM . Uaal price Me 2 CREAM LIN uswal price 35 ‘EN DAM- Spelger & Hurlbut 1215-17 Second Avenne “llCarpenters Snpplies We have a most complete stock New Yori Dental Parirs $14 FIRST AV CARN & COHN First and Jackson Railroad and Yeslor Sunday, iv t lent Oo PPPOE SOH SES GOODS OFOOOSHOE DS 6 FOSSOHES HHL HOSO GIS DEH FOO SHOS SEO LESOFOD* | Rhee matiom Can Now Be | Cured LOSS M Teer e ee seees 3 Photo Supplies Wholesale and Retail eee fs and y ane t isa nh ¢ entury ir Washington Dentai and Photographic Supply Ca Street, § lumbia ° ° ° > . ° . * a e Distributing Ament Pike Street and Second Ave. Main 9&2. SOSHHSHHOEHOSEODE We ivabe00esaeksian Telephone These ot all sorts of tools. we Have you a want? Thon toll it In asolutely guarantee, Thep| the Star aS ae Spee eee know, to be the low prices, we The Largest and Bost Stock of Fruit and Muts at The San Diego Fruit Co. 416 PIKE STREET fect est in town, wo For the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium and Habits—The only « ne Keeley institute in W ton and British Colu Kilbourne Ave. Tak r flee 2 Sullivan INSTITUTE 900000000000000000000000 pererrerrrrrerrrey eo0eee: b4 By Moving into ofr new buliding we have in pacity about four times over what it was formerly Cascade Laundry co., Corner Third Ave. 8t Uptown Office Aven The Largest Stock of Pianos In the Northwest, embracing such well known makes as the Chickering & Sons, Kimball, Doll, Milton and Sin We have some very attractive bargains in slightly used and second hand pianos and organs. D. §. JOHNSTON Burke Building, $03 Second Ave, aged our ca and Main Telephone Main 210 lephone Main 493. Zreree PPUTTTTTITITTTTT TTT TTT TT TTT : MORAN BROS. Engine and Ship Builde e COMPANY Stee! and Wood LUMBER MILL SHSOSHSOO SOSH OFS POS SOOO OOOO SOOO OOO OS; — ee eeoreee ‘ ° ° e + « * sep 0 A nice quart bottle of ZINFANDEL FR Yesler Way Pharmacy with every purchase of Port, Sherry, Angelica or tween Hl Comer Yesler Way ant’ Rroadw Muscatel! at $1, $1.50 or $2agallon, Special delivery. PRESCRIPTIONS Dr. J. i, STEVENS i Tel. MIGLIAVACCA WINE CO. Prop. Phone Main 657 109 Main Street Red 2013, | 3 FOP IRIIIIIAIIII A IAII II ¥ * 4 , : * GO TODAY x 4 * . "i * nAlcpenn Minera x An f t AD Gerson MIN a Spr INES * . * . . « 5 * Stomach, Kidney « * x * Bladder and Liver ” " ; . * Diseases and x 4 * 7 Nervous Conditions « , t , 2 * . PS & : * * | + * -' . * ¥ + * » * ys * * * * : 3 TLL aabheeheeheheee! y t is the very best 5 si to be fi you have ‘ 1 partment nowing of otat makes beautiful oe nary oriean. CF on terme SHERMAN, CLAY & CO 71l Becond A endus your orders for Coke. F prices and oth er infore tion, a y to Seattle Gas K—— Electric Co. 6 Cherry St 216 Cherry St. COKE SHOSSSS POV OOOO SOSOOOOO®D $ Seattle Transfer Co, Freight: Fasseneer aad Baggag STORAGE Kain 4-6 ict 003 Pim Ave PtO0boo0eoooreeooses STANDARD SEWING MACHINES CAN'T BE BEAT PRY ONE - soln BY ephone PVADADARAAeceaneneseseeeeet < e Pd ? ; e 4 Py $ e ¢ ’ - : 4 $ f ? , $ COLLINS & SHERMAN 1407 Firet Ave. Tel. Main 1029 RHEE REE © * : BUY: ery : ‘ou * * x Love GRAND * t Your E * idor RIDGE: * 0 * : COAL = x This coal is from the new y f Issaquah Coal Co. » 3 les above Gilman. Tt y best, cleanest and the * st in the world. * . ers foot of Madison St. * * ne Main 976. ” fu eeSESSESESE¥S ES Own Cr a AME — furniture a thing. netic fel- how wr. Diamonds, Watches, Fine Jowelry and Silverware Albert Hansen est Jewelry house im the de Prices, nt 1c L1a%e + We 2c ae to shrink take the yur collars, Queen City ty Steam Landry ld Jb: 1-28 Fourth Aye, Bstab. 1890, a FHOTEL BUTLER eattle’s CAFE AND ® rgest and GRILL # First-class * * European * * Plan Hotel. NECTION * * Sheets told Oink: Pare Water Line Your Well With CLAY PIPE Got te at thaDenny SOLDDOOOSD OOOOOEOOOOOD DENTIST 2902 Second Avenue rner Marion. Teer EXTRACT ED FREE without pain, E > ¢ Foes ooue Jeoe POOSOOSOOOS tattle nt pr arantee At it Eds 2 tb. Ranch fashin: 2 Ib. t Select low “Bann ‘offee These nl 4 Pike We dell Pin Line ¥e CLA BO Funeral Parlors, *relephor