The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1901, Page 1

— FOL. 3. BHASTLY 7 SUICIDE Bloody Deed ETT, April 1.—Frank & blacksmith, ai . Lucerne BS tere by P gap discovered in & by a policeman, It pre 1 ly sight The soun hot attracted the investi« » Miller, and he‘? to the shack. When he ar uugie’s body was already in ‘of cremation suicide had left on a tabi irom A blow ched ny were written the following Wheeler Wileox from “Here a ow me ta the heart of the world, bre In the note and the din Where our spirite were buried. Pattie with sorrow and sin. th thie quotation was ‘God's sake tell mother not to Aiepatch to the Star| ‘Dat religious melancholia ty for Naugic’s self -destruc- He bad been filling his un. Drain with a masse of in-| thoughts from @ five-vol- | oo i Nptitied, “The. Afiiiontal ‘A few nights ago he at- fea tocal play tnt which a parson suicide. It te Detteved that affair preyed on Naugie’s pd and heiped to quite unb (o quite uahinge It YORK, April 1—There is) it today In of Maurice Barrymore, ‘ day OF two ago was ‘wart at Bellevue today sprung a large-sized sur- eciining to make any defense. Justice Cann took the papers and decision after asking coun- jf both sides to submit briefs. He that he wished to give the legal Faised a careful consideration that it would te several days he could announce his dects- As usual, the hearing id not begin ‘& full hour later than the time As on the previous hearings, the courtroom was crowded with a ly mixed crowd, but it waa ‘0 remarkable as that which was in the witness room. When it Did Open. AS s00n as the caso finally opened, Meredith entered and sat be- Mr, Fulton, the public ‘They were evidently in bat- array, them sat Cayton, | today by only two lawyers prome- Sai4 nothing at all today and lent moral support to Mr. his oelate, whom it may alone. There was a grim sr hing the corners of Mr. Root’s| ith as he rome for the defense.; May it please the court,” he b eh with the same slight bow that De used previous occasion. Justice sterfieidian resp ¥ it please Pecond time, 1 that somett Moot ex Xceed ing’ v ence to otter ¢: for the defense”——there aa pause pregnant to meaning Present tin Chief Meredith Is Sad Chief Meredith jnoked « When a chair is pul under him ed it. Mr. Fult Hy eloquent fe move ag FITZHUGH vett Is Shocked by We Are Bound to Give|Is Cuba Her Liberty. Great Battle Cry. to Meet De Wet. OMAHA, Ned. » firat time of the United St WASHINGTON, D.C, April L— Minister retary Hay that he had recetved tnform plenipotentiartes not to sign the Mauchur Similar advices were received today by the » On the other hand, it is learn mand that China sign the agreement R Failing, Russian Officer seers Several Days to Consider Before Renderina an Opinion. defense in the Cayton libel; preme courts of Michigan, Masse by letting the case go to the| prosecuting attorney has not se magiswate on ite merits | Moreover, there is no Suppose He w. we had made such an accusation It eal mot Ubeinonap ten the anenning of te era ties wiin. tha" ooeetan | ! in dispute. The com-| press service | plaint is clearly detective in that no om = | r | Offense is charged. We are a of saying th policemen bu of innuendo. Mr. Root t th manifest te Ris voter. lon which the name of He Was Gr He said that he was surprised, and! tribute. fro one could tell from his tone that he late editor, Interment was grieved as well, at the course| vee at Lakeview cometery co by the defense. He bh = ne thought, after the remarks made by | were true in every re Continuing, Mr, Fulton sald Root contends #aid seems abundantly able to| malicious intent hat Cayton has systematica: ked the chief of police; called him stool-pigé he flung his bombshell | Monroe, Haen’t he de et he puts in the claim that thia|tacking the Wells democracy, This st attack was not malictous Judge Cann Is Glad in danger of At this point Justice Cann sald |Siate organization. dryly that while he was surprised a action of the defense, he same time glad that he us hearing. He then asked fo ¢ papers in the case, and the hear- | fo square. As it Is hoped that $75,000 an be rained, the committee decid SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.—Dan Sullivan, a der rant office, 1s miasing. Te has loot city tr ing wignatures of police judges ton thorizations for withdfawal of bail oe SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MUNICIPAL REDE IS SAVE THE LT. ROPER EMPEROR LEE SAYS OWNERSHIP CAPTURED Af April 1 , 1 an . h LA I ' ath of Mar ' bh must he ° ' 1 called at the state department today and informed Sec t had tasued instructions to the Chines ton that his govern: nm agteement with Russia Jepartment fron that Russia is becoming RECOVERING | TRIES T0 Commits Suicide. os | | lowing are stilt in the mine: | pietibiie. | atker, Maft-| | LONDON, April 1.—It ts reported | -| from Kieff, Rusia, that a member | ‘| rank whose name does app |chusetts, Maine and her states! go fsassinat f Nicholas V | whose legal standing is high. The | 7)" ie pe sated tohote While his at ne pata | fit to controvert thesé legal deeiat: emma pipettiancicinnaianigtens ground the officer shot at t wit und for sb complaint and no © to sup Will Sue A. P. yeti lguarae aps Mr. Leigh 8. J. Hunt will, it is un-| and killed himeecit Jerstood, bring suit within two| t the Assoctated Press, & Preat H Teverett t was | weeks ag hat . | through Brownell, ¢ this compl being a grafter A Funeral of Little Bessie. © are certain grafting] The funeral for Reaste C. Leath there ls no allegation | wag held trom the f y renidence grief and surprise were | ieee was a beautiful « J A dense fox prevailed at the time of the « the coast as Well. | been worked in fi m the SEATTLE MONDAY EVENING, IS KILLED Carter Harrison’s Botha Has Gone There China Would Dispatch While Trying to Rescue 100,000 Troops--lf! His Shipmates. aa © STARTLING! - at “REQULESCAT. AT GLEVELAND "FOR BRAVERY, TRYING TO CATCH ONE, ALL ESCAPED The Rooster: “Please wake up, Mr. Lion, and help me get that bone Mish Have Been Better to Have away from that big bear.” EARTHQUAKE. ~ CONSTANTINOPLE, mony in the Sultan's Held on to the Pair. bunatere Sestele MERCILESS MISFORTUNE Overtakes PhilipWolfecome the Cowboy-Artist. OVERCOME BY SULPHUR THEY’ RE OFF AT BUFFALO - |10 Nob Hill avenue yesterday after.| GLASGOW Th ner |noon. She Arranmore on Saturday lau«hter with a Dutch trawler and sunk tt Noticeabl Seven persona were drowned Trade Register, of wien ar, Le in an ane ARTICLES ARE TAKEN OUT Judge Wineee on Friday, that the} ere ie ile mT below remarks Behn” ei na SEATTLE COMP E WEEK for the public good, but that the | | printed from the best intentions gad pect ST, LOUIS, Apri! 1,—Six full tickets for mayor are in the field for tomor: row’s election, and a bitter fight ts made for the honor of the fair, Mayor G, W. Parker, | a catapaw for o publican; Rolla #, Democrat, | ivate secretary of “Curly Lee Meriwether, munictpal-own- | @ noted tenderloin ‘charac-\ership party, are the leaders. Wm. e all this? And|J. Bryan has taken a hand by at we have failed to sh javen’t we Ellsworth, Puget Sound Petroleum Co. t is based on the fear that there gold-b’ etion 1 of the ratic gaining cont Pioneer Fountain. ‘The joint committee of the cham- | tan end. ber of commerce and the city coun | is at work on the subseriptions r the proposed fountain in Pioneer | sende OM C , of Seattle Pine Cr land. k OW & Coal Co. rst to try to obtain f | tions of $5,000, After » Hints well t clerk in the war- | 4) getting sums in order ury of $5000 by forg: King Mill Co, of Ballard Nicholas King and Kathryr Sullivan secured the cash, for several days. SO SPOSOSOSHSESES OOOOH SEO SOOO OOOS OOD OLYMPTA, April 1.—Amone t last week are the following 12 naming Se The Alexander Bay Mining Co., Phoenix OU & Gas Co, of So olla, John T, Mitchell, H. K. Owens, ‘The Home Crude Ot & Gas Cr of Puget sound George A. Burch, Charlies F, Frasch and 5. 8. People’s Petroleum Co., of Sea Young Bros., of Seattle; $100,000. Skagit Oll Co. of Seattle; $100,000. Lincoln Olt & Gas Co., of Seattle Great Northern Land & Loa on, H. L. Bredes and G, L. Brinkman, POS PESOSCESOO ESO SEOCHPOSOSSOSOOOOD OO SHSOESOOOOSHPOSSES OO DESO ODS SORADHOEALAREHEREHESOHREHEESD STAR. PHONE MAIN 1050, 250TS A MONTH SHIRTS Golf, Soft, Laundered, Patterns unusually attractive ONE PRICE ONE M Adanes U Negligee G5¢, $1.00, $1.25. $1.50, $1.25, $2.00 Largest Assortment in the City spring. Drop in if only to look. Planchare Raymond & Hoyt 918 deren Ave. “ARAWAK” 7 In the name of a spring blood agent left it with us to sees / @ bargain. sams 162) residence lot on Renton iil, betw and Kast Pine » newer ta ald; easy te 190 cash, $200 on time, for lot near Walla Walla drug store; good HERBERT S. UPPER Jisvussncrnsszes | purifier—a good ong too, The ‘i 50c For Dollar Bottles Saturdays from 7 to 9 p. afe Depos ts, He $2.50 Each, 710 Second Ave EASTER PRE PAR: ATIONS delayed now. Next Sunday ls Raster arming Mil nd the many othe and pretty «pring will make very serv sults for either stre eee 49 cts NECKWEAR AND VEIT INGS FOR EASTER bewild fn effects in 2 per yard EASTER H This depart Three Faster sp quality y eves, soft standing or turn down collars; instead of 6 ae Fe At $1.19 each—A choice colorings, the yard SEATTLE SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS: Put your Treasures Under Your Own Lock and Key. Perfect Privacy, Absolute Security Open from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m. daily,and it Building, 7O!1 Firat Avenue THE LEADER The Leader ts REN ADINES. are showing mc adines, ir for evening waists and trim at $1.25 Also Black 44-inch Grepadines All the pretty effects are rer goats ty, stripes 8 equ 0 x lal, per pair a remular Oc no = “ ‘9 s 1 plain; two ta * -- ther clean this lot ow ~ n. ¥ per palr ' : Joxen High 2} at Ladies’ Hose : be Ad per pair * - . ch WASH GO 1S Fateeeen es" QOO Hy rae ae o ‘eight different Dotted Swisses, in rich of all our sur worth 800; spec ART. ARPETS} Extra Superior Union Art Carpets at Re- duced Price Weekly ‘or monthly pay- ments. Westberg & 1118 Second peel ‘Special! Specialll | with a 50c purchase of ‘Bane ner’? Mocha and Java Coffee, 25¢ Ib., we give you one dozen beautiful spoons, INDIA Eos + SPRING... FOOTWEAR NOW ON SALE See CAHN & COHN 115 Jackson Street HARDWARE and ALL KINDS of JUNK Burnt Wood Boxes for Confectione We have had a lot of thors oughly artistic boxes “burnt,” | and they make splendid souven- | irs; when filled with fine cone fectionery they are indeed ae. ceptable. priori Seccgeovesevesvecsoosers : For lack of room | am closing out ing in the new and second-hand stove business cxclusively, It will pay you to get my prices. Soeoegagoees || maxim, “Success the test OSLYN COAL QUEEN ~~ QUEEN COAL Once tried always used, our sisssessosngsseesovs csccsoossooocoocoseoeoe mee no doubt are aware th out of date? Only one machine in the city 3 RY DOMESTIC FINISH that will produce Domestie properly Cascade Laundry co. and Main St Second Avenue, Teler Corner Third Ave Uptown Office, 817 Our grades on ports and sherries are un Mig at $2.00, By ‘phoning Main 657 you will what you call for MIGLIAVACCA WINE COMPANY, .. . ADDOneeaeeeeenereneneneneesees: jephone one Main 493. POP POSEO ODEO DOOD SOSOPHOSSOPOO SOSH SOO OOOO OOOOOD MIGLIAVACCA WINES *3,cyeh Mir quality A at $1.00 per gallon: quality AA at $1.50, a 109 Main st. $|| CLAY PIPE St hh Business started in Seattle ‘Aug. 1899, and has increased ev- th since. Telephone Union 74 for steam orders to be delivered north of Pike street. Telephone Main §8$ orders for delivery south of Pike street Line Your Weil With