The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1902, Page 1

po teat eratio - laboring affairs. April 14.—The executive committee created by congress which assembled Jan. 15, met on the call yesterday afternoon Tts first business was pg the vote of the various in- "| % upon the two which had been submit- by the labor congress, the labor congress merge ®& more compact and au- e af ‘er State Federation the constitution which of Labor? 4 by fer a charter from | Federation of ids Lowering wer Belgium Arpil 14.--The situa- Srowing out of the Gs for universal ‘Mi darker than ever this . found the atreets Bos Z ew slumbering. In van the belief prevails aell WY is on the verge of fe The situation is ag- btoday by a strike cover- Barts of the kingdom. ny is heard anywhere Leopoid, Whose gay life the people from him ae most vile terms him by the ro igher Yesterday that renewal of rioting all Plans were laid for a Fevolt than has hither- Welt, At 1 o'clock Paras were mobilized and ? Public bulidings, and a MCe service ar. BM on hand tn case ot oe Peek this mornir « there a z M Violence, but at ry IY mob collect- Maison de Peuple, and the barged into it, sort 4, the officers 1, Five men w n@ of therm wilt , Mrust through the 1s arresta were *Veral treet 440 men were pope Yor the frat @, fired 7 mob. % 7 Without mer fin quetiing ~~ Meurred thiy afternoon HIONS AGREE body, to be known as “I ot by the labor congress law, and should such) and th. ot ft t ae seek i Purposes 4 creation, and under the American the vote of the ton State Federa- had now been created of the state, and that the Labor which was done, 3 but the popular | @re made against him | © | save all people, but first must £0 to} pom that source will flow a righteous her son and deliver her message to) state and society. The higher, purer him. When a step fs heard tn the|and happier your homes the more THE SEATTLE & SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, If BOERS SUSTAIN BIG LOSS | LONDON, April 14.- | @ ports several engagements in wh were laagered ‘near Pleteraburg. | @ wounded and missing e | | and 20 captured, The British losses were aix kille | | | case of the state of Washington against the Northern Securities Co, signed Seattle and all points north taken up and decided. on this side of the Cascades. Chair- | Mr. Stratton made a brilliant ap- man Copeland was assigned Pierce! 04) to the court, being frequently ge ceca yee gel gf | OO by questions from the " . . berch, which seem. to indicate that and T. Cole to the territory west of | the decision will be favorable Hie! the Cascades. |ahowed that the supreme court is Tt was decided that the compensa-/ithe only place where Waahington | tion of the members of the board or | state can reach the Northern Pacifl« those employed by them, should net) and Great Northern railways and) exceed $3.00 a day for services, $2.00 - _ per day for hotel bills, and incident- BALLARD j — 8 al expenses. Sensational! Libel Suits On Today—All Present Its Polley | As a method of signifying the | "a understanding of its duties to guide its individual members in their assigned fielda of labor, the following was ordered spread upon the minutes as @ declaration of tts general policy and Ita interpretation of the will of the Washington State Federation of Labor, vis.: ‘It Is understood by this board that its primary duty {s to facilitate the securing of that legislation proposed and approved by its parent body,| ‘The libel suite of Mary Laker va. and that its second, but parallel duty |W. M. Curtis and John Wheatman is to secure a more perfect organ-| V8 A. W. Preston, ail of Ballard, are ization of the wage earners of thia| UP before Judge Beil this afternoon, state. Rut the board believes that | and there are things doing which} seem to interest the big crowd prea- ite success in securing the Proposed | ent in the court room. legisiation will very largely depend! According to the compiaints fica! upon the favorable sentiment of the| in the case, everybody seems to | gseneral public and consequently rec- | been slandering everybody else, and Geclares that in case| they #!) want damages for the loss does exist of their names, — = or) John yatman's wife some time by it, that tte sec- obtained @ divorce and named thea become ine Mary Laher as a co-respondent one, in order that organized |W. M. Curtis, aa witness, textified be in begt possible | that he had seen Mary ar ‘Wheat- o make strikes and other |™#2 together op several occasions resistance and bg he also ny ge ye = n tiv woman of questionable character, as tee and complete as| he had seen her in company of wom- en of fll repute, and also knew of her H att ine & wine supper in company tendering its services where and| with these persons. when desired, for the purpose of aid. Preston Mixed In ing in the settlement of diMcultics| A. W. Preston, another witness, when questioned aa to Wheatman’s) charecter, sald that the gentieman was 4 drunkard and that he had often seen him staggering through) Ballard streets. Both Wheatman and Mary claim that the witnesses damaged their reputations, and that nothing can be proved against them, and that the - reason the witnesses testified aa they ~~ | did was fust to ruin the reputation at Grammo, The police charged the | of the girl and to get even with rioters, killing two and wounding | Wheatman on old scores. many. The strike has spread to all) parts of the kingdom this afternoon. | The strikers say they are not op-| posing their employers, but the gov-| ernment. | | An adjournment was taken until this forenoon. Today's session was largely giv- en up to routine work and the set- tement of smalier and confidential matters pertaining to the different organizations. the day yesterday at Bremerton. A match waa playel between the crew| Wherein the Pastor Endorses the of the Oregon and the Bremerton| boys. The city club made nine runs! Common People in the first inning. The score at the Dr. M. A. Matthews preached a} end of the game stood 2 to 16 In a4 aa sermon at the First Presby- vor of Bremerton. A game also came|terian church last night on “The | off between the Sidney and Tracey-| Only Sure Baals of Advancement Is) ton clubs. Sidney won by a good | the Progress of the Common Peo-| ary 2 hg 4-H: “Righteousness ex- As was expected, the schoool site| aiteth a nation, but sin is @ reproach| lection resulted in a draw. In or- to any people.” ganizing the election board the two| Do you know what occurs when a| factions almost came to blows and pot boils? The scum rises to the top, much electioneering was done. The)! the dregs settle at the bottom, the directors now expect to add a couple| pure fluid makes the body. That pot of lota to the present site and let it| represesis social life. The lower | 0 at that. | strata ia represented eA the dregs > ens” or 400" are repre- | | A handsome structure, to be called Gestalt jaye i ro rere: | the McKinley Memorial church, wiil sence or fluid represents the body of | be finished about next August by|yociety or the common people. They the Methodist congregation of this) are the safeguards of home, society, place. government and church. They have — ~_ kept the fires on the family altar HER SON’S | burning while thelr lamp of faith BREMERTON BRIEFS Bageball games were the order of Nghted the shores of two worlds. | They transmitted to us the Bible and| jan heritage of better things. Right- | eousness exalteth the common people land maketh them the custodians of virtue, chastity, home and peace Tt lis impossible for a people, a nation, ito be better than the persons com | powing it Greatnesa of life or sta-| | tion cannot come out of unrighteous- i a santa 6. nem It is not what one does that After brooding over a " O'%~| aeoe deatiny--but what one is. You grace for the last year, Mra. Matiida are not ked to DO righteous, but Poyles of Ballard became insane and | you are invited TO BE righteous, It waa brought ta the county jall Sat-|is what you are that is of = heey eet urday night. terest, To be righteous means tha Her son is in prison in Victoria | you are through Jesua Christ, a child for forging a check. He was an only | ji God Then the text. bd te eae | gon and it is thought that worrying| hildhoo¢ had | exalteth a person; ft raiseth one from | over her boy's crime has caused her a life of sin and reproach to a state) to lose her mind. and soelety divine, respected, honor It is a pathetic sight to see the| ed and crowned. A people or a na neatly dressed, sweet faced old lady, | tion composed of such persons is the her long white hair hanging almost | honored, exalted, crowned and saved al yn | Hation. |to her waist, walking up and down) |her cell and begging to be taken to) Fes Sty ee r $ 2 fi ensen- First. e first evolutio ny [her son. She says she is & messen | aarti De ee eats |ger of the Lord and that she must tlan home. Purify the homes and out ward she rushes to the bara, thinking| chaste and refined will be your sons | it must be her boy. jand daughters Ruild happy homes, Her old neighbors at Ballard any | keep chaste their thresholds and your l that the first sign of insanity they | Greens people will be freed from | roticed when about a month! g.cond, The second stop in aco she insisted that she dared not progress of a righteous, common peo open her house door for fear of bur~-| ple is Christian education, the Chria- | glare or tramps, but it was not un-| tian education of tts children, Give | il Meturday night that they became|the common people a chance. That convinced that she was insane opportunity is best given in the en Mrs, Boyles will be examined this} Hghtenment recetved from Christian t J Edueate your children to afternoon vy two physicians and ie culture ' was the | ward God, Send your children to picbably be taken to Whatcom, your denominational schools, If they Lord KI tehen | @ April § Colenbrander’s foree atta cked the Boers under Beyer, who ‘TO FEDERATION in State Organization and Apply for an American Fed- Near Roo sewal Hamilton's force, but were repulse ed, wick pursued the Boers, capturing two guna and one pomponm it believed It was Delarey's force which made the attack ‘ American troops and was bound and placed beneath a water tank, where | his mouth wae held open and water 8 Pages 902. 2 . SHLENGE ENDS {McLaurin Again Addresses the 5 CENTS A MONTH r, in his weekly budget, re- the Hoers lost heavily leh Heyer's loases were 106 killed, the Boers attacked Hruce losing 44 killed, 4 wounded . . Commandant P otgieter was among the killed. @ 4 and five wounded. Col. Keke- @| anate--- inese XC uSION i @ e Fight Is Fierce Se — See =3 WASHINGTON, D, C., April 4 its pre 1 conclusions.” iThis afternoon for the firet time! The r and againat the bill ls nee hie encounter with Ti an, | is waging flercely Many telegrams n ar er | McLaurin of South Carolina addresa-| to members were delivered on the Jed the senate Hie theme wae the! floor du the morning hour and meee | Chinese exclusion bill nerous petitions relating to the » enenenanenseaniang |} Benator McLaurin announced his were submitted during the DELOLOSH SH SOOSHOHOS SOSH OOOOO OS | opposition to the pending measure jon of rout business labor unions of the state of Washington bave by a major- © at not only, ae he puta ft, becaune it waker followed Benator decided on a more compact and general form of organiza. @ orne fa on a es a if ilan lates the exiattas treaty, but be Mel In setting forth his ob- to de known as the Washington State Federation of Labor, @ i | of the commercial phase of the que ain features of the bill pike application has been made tn accordance with the vote for @ | tion at issue, Me contended the re h believed he voleed the enabling It to become an integral part of the American jeult of the passage of the bill) of member of thé By this action it is believed by the union @ U } would be directly and tmr ately « b reed the move- organizations of the state that the cause of unlonism has @ | disastrous to the wh = hoes exclusion weided' into the strongest possible form, with connections @ ——— | pec lally as to cotton p . and at ‘ contended make it assume the importance of a working factor In na- © Bpecial to the Star. the Northern Securities Co, Stratton ey curing haggis re we He " : * _ ot pe se in the The executive board has also received the @ WASHINGTON, D, C., April 14.—| was listened to by the entire Wash-| °° | ’ eS nt ar “ ; Panaol Aig Dangeengy bare <b tsaad ps a Of the senators from this state to fight for the retention ofa ® | yrromney General Stratton of Wash-| ington delegation and apparently had | {0 ear de I Rages tae cess aia ‘ id muerte el fe in the Chinese exclusion bill, now pending, to prohibit the @ ; at , saiaiieshé bs the beat at every turn of Griggs, who | *' oo © conclu : he y injure 2 of Chinese on American vesseis. @ [ington today made 4 66-minute argue! resenting the morger 2 t ’ Be f os a aoe Oe | etouan Gank Te the tes on the a . @ |ment before the supreme court in| goveral times sharp questions and| °°" fon and i Nas faulty j he Orie inet BOSSES SS SS SHESOHSHSHOSHHHSE SH HHSOSSH [support of his motion to have the] answers were passed. In the opinion i of those who listened to the and exhaustive argument it ts strongest effort that has made to combat the m it Inte a court having a the > far been ger or bring OFFIELD DIES HIS WORK Juried tion to foe ar cover the ground FLLEN April 14 Those who are oppored to the mer-] yonn L. Offic known res Ger are enthusiastic over the appar-| ident of thts ¢ at & o'clock emt attitude of the court In the prom | hast ¢ ole age : Ifte fu ent case and are Inclined to belleve| neral tab place row } on t Washington's case will be tla~! o'clock in the aft pe sented ta i. Fiumwertoir hae ovevet «| Rev, Talmage Dies After hoa grain and general comn | In thia city, it being the lates an| business venture. INSTALLED WASHINGTON, D.C. Aprib 14— " T. DeWitt Talmage, the noted | Preabyterian divine, died at his ree- ence in thia elty at 9 o'clock fat- urday night, efter an Ulness lasting cannet go there, put public schools under ay teacher, regardiens of r I would not put the Hible in the pu lie schools an & text book; be unconatitulional do do #0, use it, if at all, ae a SCHOOL PRAYER BOOK but the BIBLE the Godly, Weeks of Illness | Rev H i Christian teacher you war ‘ " your children. It ts a « againat sae i | neve ral weeks He had been wnoon- the child to put him rf an Un- jecious for several days; inflamma godly teacher, Those peopie are to] Rey, David Blythe in Charge of the | tion of the brain, with other compli- be the most rewarded who make the woe the cause ne, greatest intellectual and spiritual Calvary Presbyterian ll day yesterday telegrams of progress, loondolence from almost every coun- Religion Koscattal Rev. David Blythe yesterday waeliry of Burepe, as well as from every Third. The third step in the a installed tn the wate of Calvary] state in the union were received by vencement of progress of the com-|Preshyteriag charch with impresstv* line family. The funeral will take mon people is a church, maintained, | services Rew W Major, pastor ¢ . P supported and ATTENDED by ALL | the Second Presbyterian church, pre- | Pace at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon the people. The religious life ts abso-| sided ev. Donald Rees, former pastor | {Tom the Church of the Covenant, hutely eseentiaf do any man’s devel-| oe Catrar tee, Hegh Gilebriat, of | Thowe who will assist are Dr. T. & opment. He cannot grow without al wee mw c: Rev. James of | Hamlin, pastor of the church, De, T. God, & Godly religious induence. Man! the Lan reet Preaty tert 41}C. aston of the Bastern Presbyter- is &@ worshiping anima! and he moet iy eok Ivickeon, the » evengellet,}jian church; Dr, Samuel J. Nichols. become a God-loving CHILD tn order | ; to reach the highest point of progress fer thie and the tte to come rok part in the cxerctess. hey, Thegmen cetiverad the ineialla-) bie Penpals betas * of ®t. Lou, Dr. BE. P. Tervne, of New Jersey; Dr. Howard Suydam, Let the common people bulld and] pougndation Work of Christ” Dem [of Retbbeck, N, Hf, and Dr, James fll the church@s) Their many o aid Haw delivered the charg the | Denar of Broekiyn. The inter- tributions are better than the ereat| castor, and oot of « tifelong experience | mont will take place in Greenwood ferings of the few; THAT GIVES | cave useful advice and suggestions. Kev | cemetery, in Bro * i / Gilehriet gave the ch 4 to the people, ALL AN INTERES © the com | mon people pure Christian sole and Christ-bieased churches m your mation is saved and your pines assured Thomas DeWitt Talmage was bora Pound Park, N. J., Jan, 7, 1832. His father was an American Presby- terfan clergyman. lie waa ed@ucat- { the untversity of the City of New nm the elling uy MACKENZIE IT , . 4) York, and the New Brunswick (N. wollt « ree fachurch, Mis hes n| Y¥) Theological seminary; was pae- having failed bim, he moved to Reatye. | ¢ r of the Reformed Dutch churches - ‘ a Wash, and after « successful pastorate tothe oN a SAN JOSE, April 14.-- What ts} ame to Seattle, Having aimont | ** : nae a ps oe ay ray) Practically the first step for the fall} y regal hie heeith, bie work | *°¢ Philade ‘pl 8 campaign of the Republican party | at the Calvary rch fe expect o be| the Central Presbyterian Church of in this state took place today tn the | Mabiy succesatu Mr. and Mra. Diythe | Brooklyn, from 1869 to 1804, and the convention of the California State | will be given & reeeption Wednesday | First Presbyterian Church of Wash- League of Repubiican obabe iz | evening ta the pariore of the cherch neton, D. C., from 1895 to 1899. His was the largest in the history of the | ch h, know n as the Broehioe _ state, more than 2000 delegates being | if De an rulie fn 1870, burne a in attendance All par leaders of . ebullt tn 1873.74, burned fn 1888, the state, including Gov. Gage and| | rebuilt on a new alte in 1890, John D. MacKenzie were in attend. | oe ve nbd igrtaneea cal | ance. The Kenal ol} n —— | nage ‘ which he $y an > pengy Pe “ = . | and edit “The Christian At Work," eeates teary pomey, PORTLAND, Or. April 14—The! one aavance,” Frank Lesite’s “Sun- anid 't0 have effected’ & settlement Ralph Stuart company, which came) aay Mag: zine," and several mince aU party eiterences, here from Seattle for an exte d periodicals. WILL VOTE DIRECT LEGISLATION Bitwerd Pomeroy, fs to leeture at the tian association on engagement at the Baker theater, opened with “By Right of Sword” last night to a full house and made! @ decided hit The play has been re- lem leled alnce firat played in Beattie ‘jand has as a finale a very offective *| scene where the star characters pass of Orange, N. Y ung Men'«e Chris “Direct Legtstation y ther Wednesday or Thursday evening | down a flight of stairs beneath an of this week larch of ewords. Mr. Pomeroy ts @ commercial traveler, | . — and is considered one of the beat-post minen in the country on the direct legis Reee eee eee Intion theory. He ts president of “| THEY MADE | 2 direc o tho io t} | “lite of) - on ay jon league and editor of : ‘Question Is, “Shall West Se- The lecture is to be under the auapices of the Keonomic league and the political club of the Young Men's Christian ae BAD MONEY “22°” sociation oe ee Strone timent fn favor of In- Capt. B. W. Rell, In charge of the| * ’ | ane ates secret service headquarters | COTPOTa wan Gispiayed Ot tae | at Sea returned yesterday from Spo- | ma meeting held Saturday night } kane he went to attend the trial| in West Seattle to discuss that ques- | of two t \ tien Tr feature of the meeting net fe Vm. Hor- | We jn and William Coa ’ federal a jotr lebate tween H. A. agp Hastings id John Hartman, rep- | Warlin stood trial and was convicted, | oo ing > af ative and nega- and Coats pleaded guilty to possessing Fagen pe feaie A spurious $5 and $10 gold pieces at Mar- | t the question ree | were tt tr ay me 1 of in favor of incerpora- H ; | fiacated the state, # ay Heit r Sensational Testimony | *i0 8. ts Martane main potas - wee men have hot yet been penteyced. V that West Seatt would do much Anent Water Cure ya hy annexation to Seattle than hoi nd ¥ } > far it ing a separate municipality. ‘ ;M tings, who is a resident of Be that a gre deal of | ¢ said that the advantages WASHINGTON, D. (., April 14 | co nter f te th js | of incorporation had been fully prov- ret. Charles y, formerly of the |!" Spokane, Most Is led in that suburb n volunteer United States infan-| '* made by | operation : | “There is no doubt but that tneor- try gave sensational testimony before | 4) sae ott: Aten SP” gang. | Poration will carried at the polls the sate Philippine committee *| tomorrow,” said C, W. Jennings, the this morning. He told the story the incorporationists, thia the infliction of the ture to make Filipinos give informa tion againat brother inesurge Riley said the president of Icharras was suspected of giving warning to the Insurgents of the approach of water cure to A SUCCESS [Teer re meee inet and have found that we least 60 votes to spare, after the antis all doubtfulé, Judg- the applause that greeted our the mass meeting Sat- nts | — IN EVERY WAY z by ukers at night, we will carry our prop. jAnd There Will Be Another Dog alllowed to run into his stomach un-| . til it was filled. It was then forced Show Next Year sition nearly 2 to 1. Fully 200 pers nearly all voters, attended the son meeting.” out by a private, who pressed hia foot SRD on the prisoner’s stomach, This was lowed Saturday | done several times and the president ; pg Me eat € b ny that finally confessed t were 1 quite ST Sergt. Kiley eaid that while the! ue 4 s ja re aut tortures were seldom applied by di-! feien 1 ) that t peop! rect orders from officers, they sanc-| of Seattle are ad ra of blooded dogu |” KANSAS CITY, April 14.~Instrucs tioned and witnessed the application) and to Justify another exhibition nest! tions have been issued to Maj, Wille and occasionally gave suggestions, | yee fam Warner, United States district | When asked whether he had ever! J attorney, to commence action against known of the death of a victim re-| | the 1 1 beef trust. The matter sulting, he said not of his personal | | be brought up before a federal knowledge, but that he had been jerand jury, which is to commence told of several cases where the sub-| sessions next Monday, Jeots had died, He said that where | MANILA, April 14.—Maj. Waller, w @ eared repeated the process produced in-] who has been on trial by court-mar-| 40 h° 4: 0. U. W. baseball team beat tense pain and that tho sufferings! tial here, charged with executing in-| wenttio youterday. mornin ee At West were sufficient In cases where fear| surgents without tria # been ac of 0 to rhe game iy A ‘wal alone failed to extract information, quitted, played on both sides oe PS