The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1901, Page 1

rm Only Paper in A seattle T ae WBAN COMMISSIONERS THROW DOWN THE GLOVE ==s= sre» Almost First Step on United States Soil) store ct Embraced as an Opportunity for Bitter Speech. NVILLE, Fia last night ¢ ae be Washington, W ig tbeir Dostility fo the Unit i@e. Portuands, one of the commissioners, in an *Rinety-nine per t. of the Cub Pe Lgl Spaniards who favor annexation are not tmpetied by any love ge@e United States. They bate the Americans, but t wish som- nat a guaranty as (o their property and business Interests “Peace With the Americans without the independence of Cuba, is e Cuban commissioners who ar departed at 10:30 this ile somewhat reticent, they plainly w tthe AVANA, 1 States a "latt amendment said absolute inde- interview loaire ‘*Tmean moral peace. I do not mean to say that In the event of ind eing not granted, war or revolution would follow; but that os > bo sympathy, no frienditness, between these two peo we would not destre free trade if independence were established.” Aabed what is thought of Gov. Gen. Wood in Cuba, Gen. Portuando THE SEKATTLE SEATTLE, ARTHUR BROOKS ATTEMPTS LIFE attic High » greatly excited « wicide of Arthur ir attempted Jone of the members of this year graduating class Young Hrooks this morning wen suddenly insane and made an at tempt to end his life by drowning tn the bay The Brooks family were seated at | dreakfast in their home on Tenth JAvenue south and Wisconsin at | this morning, when suddenly Arth J arose and started to the street wit! Jout his coat, His parents thought this queer and called after the boy He gave no reply and began to wash his face in a pool of water, The far ly Was now alarmed and started after the young man, but he mana ed to elude ie pursuers and start on 4 run for the bay, Assiatan {84 called and a number of people hurried after him. He wae caught at the foot of Wisconsin street just tn time to mave his life, In his de mented condition the boy had con ceived the idea taking a bath and was in the act of disrebing pre paratory to Jumping into the bay The police were notified and the insane young man taken to the city and later to the county court He was attended by Dr. in Dyke, who states that the boy's WA F adition is due to over work at “Weed & & man who will make any kind of a promise, but is not | schoot This statement, however, ° ap one who carries out those promises.” is hardly credited by Prof. Edwin Twitmyer of the Seattle High school, | WASHINGTON, D.C. April 22.—Cabinet today discussed the com- ae Gel on the bey te it the Cuban commission and decided to make the visit as pleas- | sufficiently to allow him to be rem gat and interesting as possible. The president said he would give a din ed, & carriage was called and he dm the state dining room at White House on Thureday evening, and | i" (Bken to his home, where he will : be cared for vas secretaries pledged their word to do all tm their power to enter Arthur Racey F ke, t unfor tam the visitors. who has known young several years. Hrooks f quieted tunate young man, entered the Se attle High schoo! four years ago and = had almost fintahed his cou Hod a. } it not been for his present trouble, e 66 99) his graduation would have occurred . this June, Brooks was always quiet but took a great Interest in the school athletics. He was an ex ent baseball player, having p d in the High schoot team for ral seasona. | With Uncie $ PES, April 22—Mise Ade. | DENVER, Col, April 2%.—Thos 4m Anacortes society | Shieton, who gained widespread the heroine of the hour. On| notoriety by claiming to cure all iefand beach, a mile from | diseases, both mental and physical ‘ee shot and killed a bald| by sending “vibrations” by mail. ts iat Measured seven feet from) under arrest here, charged wit to tip. | using the United States mails to de fraud. Tells Tale of Fate. Ban hort 22.—The fate of | Two Men Drowned. — VESTERDAY—A C a. Carmer, Gus Lap-| PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 22.—Ww ay—A CO ?. B Duran, members of H. Pershart and Thos. Holsing» _— were drowned by the overturning VANCOUVER, Wash., April 22 skiff in the Ohio river. by, of the First National bank, who, Fast Fight to Draw. ommitted suicide Friday cation by Examiner Maxwell, 8, Tenn. Aprit — erent, teat roaed vo 8 eruw’ aas| 8 morning. the record made here last night by Benny Yanger, the “Tipton Slasher,” lof Chicago, and Johnnie Ritchie ¢ was born to Mr. and | St. Louis. The fight as announced A. Priend this morning | was for the i22-pounds champton ce of the mother’s ship of the world. The fight was ‘Twenty-third avenue. | bloody toward the finish. RESS TRAIN IS LOOTED; as possible, the throng assembied out so large Mr. Canby’s bod of Mr. River View cemetery. w Both Mrs. Brown and Mra. terrible tragedy; yet each was prose: The family of Mr. Brown, saving the VANCOUVER, Wash. April 22 present at least, for the people of Va: ing shock of last Saturday's tragedy Canby, following the di that they had wrecked the First N munity is dazed breath of warning. The cloud of horror has resolved t resta upon rich and poor alike. individual crime, committed In this community so aghast. “Whom, then, CAN Tenn. April 22.—At) was then broken open and looted. Wtock jast night, at Bridge Ark. three masked band-| MEMPHIS, Tenn., April Sp and robbed the Choctaw,/er information indicates tha’ & Guif train, which left;robbers who held up the Choctaw & Borthbound at 11:40 p. m.|Memphix express train at Bridge Porter, Sidney Drew, was|junction, secured about $4,000 In scene of the hold-up is|cash from the “local” chest, but did fallroad crossing. admir-|not gain entrance to the safe. tq euch nefarious work.| Sidney Drew, the porter who was Mebers compelled the crew to| shot, will dic. the engine and the mall and| Up to noon no trace of the gang ears and run them back as been found, A posse is in pur The express car suit. Y 1S TO BE ‘HIGH SCHOOL _ USED ON SEATON GRADUATIONS Af a Killed for Cruelty. | Te Locate the Bullet Supposed to Validictorians and Salutatorians Are| wire KAGLE, Okia, April 2 : Be in His Neck. j Selected. Pnraged upon seeing Buffalo Hol a& Pawnee Indian attempt to is ate an exhausted steer while the! was still 2.—Lat the | Cashier Two beautiful homes, darkened n: black and ¢ © He: the of two men’s liv: ak animal alive, a party of| cowboys shot and killed the re¢ As a result, the greatly excited, and trouble ts fear- William Alden Seaton may be sub- to an X-ray examination to the bullet believed to be lodg- | tt tn his neck. The Seattle high school is prepar- tng for its sixteenth annual com mencement. The ceremony which will usher the seniors into the world of work will be held June 12 in the Mths instance of Assistant Prose-|Senttle theater. ‘The class day ex PSs Attorney Vince Faben, Dr. J.| ercises will be held the preceding | ed cae cera weds and iow 1 PTs the Ghadedting enseeiees Mates oy nla ers neck and Jaw | sable Seagrave, Misa Nellie Rob Me ‘The lower portion Of | orts and Miss Easie Keeney will be RS Might jawbone was found sensi-| speakers by virtue of their high re to the slightest: pressure class standing. Nichi Kuntyasu, the | Whee asked what would be his re-| first Japanese boy to graduate from tion in the matter Dr,| the schoc is also entitied to a Stated that he preferred | place. William Hassell and Fred Feport first to the prosecuting | Smith were selected by the faculty ‘8 office. and Wendell Simonds and Max Har- will confer with the|rison by the class, as the additional skin. awnees a WASHINGTON, D. €., April 22 Ex-Benator Pettigrew of South Da kota, Hanna’s arch enemy and the administration's most virulent oppo- nent, may come back to congress. DEAD BANK OFFICIALS ARE BORNE TO SUICIDES GRAVES FUNERAL OF CASHIER CANBY HELD AT 11:30 O'CLOCK night after having been discovered tn defal- was held from the family home at 11:30 Because of the request Of the widow that the service be a# priv that which witnessed inpart Brown, which took place at 2 o'clock yesterday ao Brown was taken to Portland. one man Faoie na , buried in the Vancouver cemetery. The body Efforts have been made in the past | ae* Of & "eal" ice Gee and buried in the family plot in | to induce the city councll to make an ted, though t ng did not reach appropriation for the salary of enormous proportions of y ms xtra inapecter, bet that has} i andy are seriousty ill, asa resuit of the |Meuifastly refused to consider the) | i ge mt at the funeral of her husband The result of this Inaction on the! another Murry if corn todan Prices widow, attended the funeral for | part of the city council Is that ONE- | Gponed off, when buying again start HALF OF THE BUILDINGS NOW| eq and figures jum in a few BRING ERECTED IN THIS CITY | minutes “Thee Phillips aold a auar ALL. | ter of a million and stopped the ad ; A NEGRO PORTER MURDERED Mr. Canby, and the like was true atthe funeral for Mr. Brown % . e - = : NOT INSPECTED AT tional Bank of Vancouver. The com may be stated Incidentally that more ‘The blow fell, awift, we trust?’ is the inquiry, untve p tor grief, stand today Ike PETTIGREW PLANS FOR 1902. HINGTON, U. S. GOVERNMENT FULLY SUSTAINS | MR. LOOMIS, MINISTER TO VENEZUELA, THEREBY SNUBBING PRESIDENT CASTRO TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1901, WASHINGTON, Db, ¢ Apri The f Y m r x ™M ter I nin r 4 today at the state departmer Mr, Loom na leave of a t “ that leave exp , ii! make up b mind whether or not he desires to return to Venesuela ir? te fen that he w td ke return, he v nt back to Caracas, Mn Aom teh harged his duties, in the ) of the depart nt, ina t 1 na r Mintster Loomis ved at the atate department this morning and had a confer with iavy WE When asked whether ex ted . a, b 1 Tha { made up my mind i hink, } that I tros t Mir Loomi epend th numer in Kurog EVERETT, April 2 Vice i . ant « dor Th Jdent Miller and Ganeral Western tht Of King County Property Will Be | Tram Manager J. W, Ilabon, of th mplicate matter Delayed. |day, selecting, with Ix Steph ex tol roundhouse to be built Jers to notify ae | fore th A tract index to King county prop. | " . r building fa erty will not be a at present. | ' b ped Auditor Lamping has addressed th nul @ es ‘ taepe ie snnae county ¢ 7 nt ] . a . mit in order his signature. The law provides f no index, and the contract ae draw? up gives the auditor little aay in the } Mrs. Nation and Brass Band ter, Owing to the contract being hat defective Mr. Lamping states Chat | tence for the time being he will withheld | . tn posene yp Lee ty v “K, Inadequate Force ——— = at Kansas City The measur ete with th proval of the depart VESUVIUS KANRAB CITY, Mo., Ax Ao Po Ry Mrs. Carrie Nation's: this city, when the p PARIS, April 22.—Once more Mt, | McAuley for disturbing the 1 Vesuvius i in a state of eruption, | {he Sabbath ho gy Bg It Hundreds of peor leaving here | which Intter he accepted, Now : oo by every train for Naples, to view h people are denouncing the American tourist pred ning to have Mra. Nation hy . Aunday f a lecture 4 pr 4 inates. pose to meet ber at the train with a be band and defy the p © to ti May be Murder. ER? reo srpatas Bees am | LONDON, Aprit Billy Smith H » ke t law UNINSPECTED One Man Not Able to Cover All Law Not Carried Qut. Masons Own Chicago. The forty M being held hin we The city is practic to the visite The urgent need of an ad nal tor buildings is being nted dally to the chief 4 the department—City Engineer ' | i} DENT BROWN BURIED MMUNITY DAZED. The funeral for Cashier E. L. Can- with President Cty Brown, | rles homson. The entire work of in pection How falls on the shoulders e by home was not half Inspector W. N. G. Place, whol new YONK, April 21-—Up to noon tie funeral £ President | frankly admits that the work is en-|toqay, 612,700 shares had changed THOO Urety beyond the capacity of ny / nands stock exchange, while far as the building department is vance. The corn king sald 60 concerned, no knowledge is had 4% to | be the price before May 1 aot known whether or no ¢ To o Prisoner, Witness in Diamond-Robbery Ca may “It seems an impossibility, for the ncouver to recover fr the suicide of Preside nt Brown and than haif defective of the fires are caused by fiues and chimneys. Hos All the Work Inspector F epection work urtment todo. The city chat nates the city engineer as} DENVER, Colo., April pector of buildings, but his | vest n shows that enough eyan- entir relegated to his m to kill all the pris- The dut city|oners in t anty jail here, was t mit ranges and other sudden and te ible, without a itself into a thick pall Not within remembrance has » section of the state f gloom. Ansistant entire t ace has th the butid , —An in- real, mute ow and desolated with a misery blasted monuments to a napector of buildings | 4d en in more than name. \ The figures from the building de-|the jail, where he is being held as |partment records show a most re-|star witness in a diamond-robbery markable condition of ‘airs. Dur a ing the tM this year there were issued by the sartment| The hearing of Dr. ‘odd and 5 © |580 permits, 360 of these being for) Dr. A. Cumyow, Chines tore re- new buildings and the remainder for| cently arrested by the potice on a} WASHINGTON, D. C., April 23.—|#!terations and repairs. bay fd eg ry De ye Wo Inspection. in the ¢ ~ tht Me Ws ede et iach stele tare » the ¢ court this m r Secretary t announced late th During the month, Inspector Place | til Wednesday, The defendant Cum. |! afternoon that after a conference, ™#4e 281 visits of inspect 86 of} yow is represented by Attorney these being revisits, tin the’ Hawkins with Gen, definitely to army at 76,000 men Miles it had been dec “*"" BLIZZARD AT NOME BROUGHT HARDSHIP, TERROR AND DEATH m the | Advices State That the Storm in January Was Awful—| ded establish Senat Kyle h elf sp news He says he has ho f de - feating Pettigrew, but he realizes Suffering and Privation in a Barren Land, it will be a hard fight. Semmiesioners today and. it speakers. Pettigrew was defeated inst fall) According to a Sioux Falla story, | probable w = through a personal fight directed by | Senator Pettigrew has cleared up 4 a WEATHER FORECAST. (iii oal nepub’ ; more than $1,000,000 lately in stocks,| Nome newspapers as late as Jan Mr. Clinton FH. Green, of this city, | ‘operation orm - enemas He now intends to be a candi¢ by following the private advice of|uary 26 have reached Seattle. The| has + ed letter from Jerry | y ra fepend Steatly upon the re-| Seattle and vicinity—This after-| dicction to the senate in 1902. ident Jas. J. Hill of the Great|report of the terrib! blizzard | Cously, formerly an attorney of this | x The | noon, fair; tonight and Wednesday ed Senator Kyle, and rthern which was printed in the Star sev-| city, dated at Nome Jan, 22. The may prevent| showers; light to fresh southeast eral days ago is partially confirmed, | following is the letter in brief winds. The first report was exaggerated in | Prisoner Es CHEHALIS, April 23.—Jack co under six-months sentence of im prisonment here in the county jail for petty larceny, escaped yesterda He has not been recaptured. Jaile Brinker took a shot at Dever while| the latter was escaping, but to no} effect. t AVERETT CRIES “SHAME!” City Council Rouses Righteous Wrath by Grant- ing 50-Year Telephone Franchise Free of Cost. Murdered by Mexican. PHOENIX, Arix.,, April 22,—At Hardspell, a mining camp near Nog ales, Frank and Chas, Leal were} | killed by Francisco Valdes, a Mex jican bandit The double murder was | done in a saloon. After the Mex-| . ot the ericans to BVERETT, April 232~A storm of popular indignation and protest pmol oA i oy Their skulle with| WM Precipitates iast night wpon the head of the city council. the butt of Bis revolver, s EBell and others a 5 here in| granting to Jas. te of 7 to 1, passed an ordinance -year franchise for an underground telephone SPH in Everett, absolutely without price or consideration. The com- MAY te not even required to furnish bond to the city ORe counctiman, Weber boys righ CORK, Ireland, April 22 consternation in Cork today over a mutiny of Irish soldiers at Fort Car liste in Cork harbor The Third bat talion of Munster fusiiiers, indignant lat thetr treatment, refused te par. By thelade, The offletss + and locked the weapons w wer am| afraid the men might damage prop waslerty. The men remain obstinate, re~ [fusing conciliation, fought against the franchise and for the He in the most popular man In Everett tod SPRINGS, Ark, April HELENA, Mont., April 23 lost to Caspar Leon by | explosion of 100 cans of powder pr the ftth round of what) ur ignited by tramps, ve heen a 20-round con: Billing freighter, night. Jobnson, # fatally hurt. e 18 bad for law- culation Business up bi Little mon and most of the litt Instead of 200 miners | the extreme. perishing the Nome News says that . & conservatly y is in ation Is on t | yers places the number of a The t contingent basis. Ne is “hard- | tard was at ita height January 21,| UP." It t# worse than it was at any | SAMBRIDGE, » land raged for over two days, Dur: | time last summer or fall. ‘The bilz- | second day trial o Chas. |ing the storm many scenes of hor- | #4rd we had was terrific. The wind | atnan, charged with the murder |ror and suffering, such as would | Ws filled with fine particles of tee | Richard Crogan, was devoted to| soften the hardest heart were enact-|@n4 that made life in it almost tm- namammaatom at thes eagle d fe + | possib! Ten minutes in the face state, which seems to hang on the| Alexander Stowe, a veteran of the | Of the gale would finish a man. A size and kind of pistols used. |Cuban war, was the trail with| number of people were frozen, Hoside the defindant In court ait{his two partners, Harding and|®mong them some prominent per his brother, Philip Kastma rom | White, near Nome when the storm |#0n#. There a probably others Seattle, and his father Lat. |broke, Stowe became exhausted and | Who suffered death, but the reports | have not reac rather than lose their d here yet man, from New Orleans. | his partners, - }load of dog feed, left th hausted | “Christmas was the only lively MEETING OF man to d terrible death by| time we had here since the day the freezing on the trail. These two|last boat left. Everybody who had men were tried before Judge White|any money spent it and all were CARPENTERS |Sirsze" singers" esteh| ome re tn aa t ‘People are anxiously waiting for against ther ne following bor against them. oe toes 1- | the spring rush and many expect as jis have been shund since the B # last year, but I don't The Carpenters | big a on meeting at the Acme union will hold a Business coll Stampedes to the Kougarock and ee hall at 8 o'clock tonight. Mat-| Daniel Anderson, a miner of Nome ters of importance will be consid Alexander Stowe, of Montana Dr Kuskowim districts occurred d ne | ered. Ww. FF ’ Nome, and four un-| early winter but no word has been ~ | !dentinec ‘brought back from any party.’ | SOFIA, April 2%.—Several persona | Cou . are reported killed today in a riot ie ia started by anti-Semites on reports that Jews had abducted and mur VIENNA, April 2%. — Deutache;er, has been expelled from Russia; dered a Christian child to use its | Volksblatt saya it has authentic In-| that the czar signed a decree to that | bieod in their ritual services. Troops have been called out, effect, and tt he stoL formation that Count Tolstol, the famous dusslan mutbor and reform. been served on Tol | STAR. PAY ONLY ONE CENT A COPY. 25CTS A MONTIL HE tailor $25 to $50 fora Business Suit when you vave a larger range of which to make patterns from your selection, get as good if not 1 better fit and equally as well yred, in an Alfred Benjamin rit at $15, $17 and up to Pleased to show you our ip-to-date Spring Suits. 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