The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1902, Page 1

One Cent Vora: NO.138, ® ‘The Star’s Noon Edition Contains All the News Up to Midday. if You Are Bown Town Buy One : ODESSA ‘Ibur and Odessa. horse and le: rifles. He a ling south. which he full of swam, It is long. em | wil belt sauces i i | FRE i OF SA |The Beattic police today received ‘Of & startiing robbery commit- Oso, & small town near Ar- just north of thie city. Frank | & saloon keeper, was robbed | being drugged. Peter Ser- fist from Spokane, is be- to have committed the ertme, police Getectives are now es le ee to Marysville, thence to Se- a Secu to have arrived nite The Robbery. morning Peter Service, into Covey’s saloon awhiie, GLE SISTERS | CHAMPIO HEARING OF LOCK HONG’S INJUNCTION CASE IN PROGRESS BEFORE JUDGE HANFORD—QUES- TION OF JURISDICTION IS RAISED BY DE- by mem Cooks and Waiters went them from inter hima in his employment ‘® restaurant, op Madison | where he ix ses! it cool | a helper, is this afternoon | Reard by Judge ford in case was" set for W o'clock | ing. at ‘Was postponed un- | lock’ thie afternoon at Cy of Attorney L. Frank Brown, asked the court for more time i to ¢onsult with the de by whom he has been re- Hanford wil! probably issue restraining order at the | om of this afternoon's pro- Seterving the hearing on the EEF TRUST INJURED INNOCENCE Demurrer and Answer in Conspiracy Suit Prepared Denying Charges | SHICAGO, Aug. 4.—Attorneys rep- | Meenting the alleged bect trust to- My propares for filing a demurer to the Bill by virtue of the federal court issued an q to prevent the packing from conspiring to manipu- Wate the market. Inauffic ot ) MR. STIRRET OF THE MATTRESS James R. Stirret, of the large con- Macting firm of Stirret & Goetz, is Much-tulked-of hero am: the point today ‘ally, he i he at that and friends he camping grounds raw mattrews that had been weaved Into the bay from some veusel f wis the cause of the trouble. It be the Tasntaneied in the propeller of e Boa Aiwa ie at midnight for n hour's futile ef mattress Mulrret startied the onsed tpiitelng that he would dive ropeller and : Phrowing ott ‘cs pret he plung *f to commence work but his the icy operations, but TRACY NOW BETWEEN “i Aug. 4.—Tracy cannot be definitely lo- lieved to be in the rough lake country be- it night at Walters’ ranch south of Wil- and small lakes, but contains ettied. He cannot remain There are three posses Debolt of Doug’ hab, Gardner of fourth is etarti rom Spokane NG ROBBERY COMMITTED AT OSO | vari such time s AND WILBUR Tt has been verified that ading another with pack. wowed his identity and said is moving is somewhat i} ill doubtless be; ohn ling incoln on a train riff Doust in charge of S }pay weil, LOON ‘engaged in a game of cards with Frank Covey. the proprietor. The game went along briskly awhile. The loafers around the barroom ali left, and Service and Covey were left! alone. Covey remembers taking a drink and then dropping into a Rip ‘Yan Winkie sleep. When he awol found that Service had gone and that he had been robbed of $500 in dillx, taken from an inside pocket Covey and @ friend started on a hunt for Bervice, who was at once suspected. They traced him first to/ Arlington, to whieh place he walk- ¢4. Then he took a rig and drove ( Marysville. He caught @ train for Seattle from there and arrived last night. Covey got in town this morn- ‘ing and Beatie om Aetectives a! pow N COURT N CHINESE COOK motion for a permanent injunction the ease can be heard on its merits in regular order. Attorney Brown, for the defend- ants, is making his princtpal fight on the question of jurisdiction. In a demurrer to the bill filed by Lock Hong he alleges that the court has no jurisdiction as a general proposl- tion; that the court cannot entertain the case for the reason that amount In controversy does not ex- ceed $2,000 and no federal question is | Involved; that the plaintiff has a | speedy and adequate remedy at law, and that the extraordinary powers of a court of equity have heen improp- erly Invoked, and, lastly, that the Dill states no cause of action. ‘That the real fight is between the ‘Nagle sisters and the labor unions and that Lock Hong i# a mere figure PLEADS grounds, the unconstitutionality the anti-trust jaw and a denial the right of the courts to. comp: packers to produce books for inspec tion, are alleged in addition to a gen- eral denial of the truth of the charges made in the bill. The papers will be filed as soom as verified by Ifferent defendants. IS HERO frone to the surface about two min- utes later without having budged the rag. Jobn Kyle, a Bal- , then partly ped and 4 a lantern over the water to give the diver lght. Stirret secured a knife and went at the job again This time he wae more sti¢cesstul but | had to come up for air, Then, when | many men would have been #o chilled an to give up the task, Btirret went down under the cold water again In a few seconds he came came to the top, however, and announced that the mattress was loone, A hearty cheer broke forth from th belated campers: who at 2 o'clock | » again started for Al-Ki point ‘One of the crowd gue the ermelon to an if the ‘cool enough already ents was take n to him and the > #pokane gave him @ season tick t. Mr. Stirret jokingly admitted | was the ‘| hero a} t latter re this morning that {t p paid contract he had ever akon [had been unable to agre luently and enjoin he llanguage she | for jin not going | chsid head is made apparent by the that twe of the three Nagle # jare in court while Lock Hong ts | presumably tolling over the range tn adison #treet reshaurant A small audience is preser court room. Most of the spectators are members of the Cooks and Wait reases’ Union. Col. Ro H. Lindsay, In making bis ening statement, devoted himacit fret to the question of jurisdiction. | He sald that a federal question was involved, since Locy He allen who for 22 years hi in the city of Beat nd was en titled to remain here under the ox n act and receive all necessary protection under the federal con. titetion and laws. He next took up the q the amount involved and alleged that the plaintiff was | threatened with injury in @ far greater eum 32.000, clearly bringing the c into the juriadict There te situation, according | president | Labor Unte ed this morning that while concessions had been offeced by both sides, the Nagi sisters and the striking Waitresses He claims that the refusal of the Nagle sisters to pay the union seals, which was pot enforced againat them before thelr restaurant business began to ie the main cause of the in the 1 wan 1 strike. The crowds which formerly gatah- ered tn front of the restaurant are absent today and business in Place is apparently going on about usual. The striking waitresses sort that the boycott i# provin wful a8 war expected and that many former patrons the place are now going elsewhere for their m CUBA T0 MAKE LOAN Wants $35,000,000 to Pay Debts WASHINGTON, D. Aug. 4 ‘The stave riinent was notified oday by Minister Squires at Havana that the Cuban has DA! autho jean of ‘The minimum rate of the shall be, 9 per cent, and the mum interest, & per cent. bonds are to be redeemable in #0 years. Four miltion doliare will be ap- plied to the ald of the cane growers and the agricultural and catile tn terests generally. The rest of the $36,000,000 wilt be used to pay the debts contracted by the New York junta, which amounts to $9,000,000, and aldo fn paying for the services of the Cuban arm: amounting to $23,500,000. President Paima i» advised to ne- late this loan In the United States, IS SLY WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 4 Complaints contitive to ‘be filed in lepartment of justioe to the ef. fect that the Sherman anti-trust Iaw jis being wie lated by the anthra: coal shippers. On account of lack of sufficient grounds in the evidence furnished the department deter- Mined not to take any action at the present time ‘The complaints have heen coming fr om many fourcers for some time. WEST SEATTLE HAS BURGLAR The brand new city of West fe- attle was made the objectic point of an enterprising burgiar yesterday afternoon. A thief broke into the residence of Mrs. EB. Urquhart by the front door and completely ran sacked the how Every place was searched and a watch, a quantity of Jewelry and some solid silverware were stolen, The Seattle police have been notifid. SHE HEAVED LARGE SIGHS David Says a Widow and Nine Are Too Much, David O'Sullivan married a widow with nine children all told in 1868, and today he is trying to get a ai vorce in Judge Griffin's court. The wife, Margaret O'Sullivan, is con testing the sult, and is so enthuslas tie that her attorney, James Hamil ton Lewis, has to nudge her fre. to keep her seat O'sullt leges thet he has spent 910,000 on this woman and her chit Gren, and claims that in return, he has been treated like a slave. The uses, he says, ix unfit n of her mildest carment being publication, one ms of et 4 dow As he ever rep you a has no expectation of her ating, the plaintiff says he to be humiliated by vile abuse any longer Heaved Large Sighs. Mrs. Sullivan heaved heavy sighs: room during her husband's She Is a very stout woman ed unhappy as she told her y. Bhe says she had to work all day long, and with eight m to take care of couldn't help being a little irritable at time ‘Several neighbores testified tha Mrs. O'Sullivan was a neighbor shrew, O'Bullivan, they «aid, wae quiet and well behaved, The only tmony and low nide of the stoi the | uity | EKATTLE, they blamed him for seemed that he had married the much | umbered widow The couph Tenth aver ton street and he community property BATTELLE ' rier of Washing n the and & well known local voice that Is al at the nN norning b ” Court by Jus a charge of reeny by embexslement. His bonds ixed at $750 and given by him. He is alleged to have appro- ed $1 4 to his care by Kennedy « the La Conner Battelle, i. B WASHINGTO ROOT WILL 1000 worth of | BOUND OVER Trading & Transportation Company, | THREE R’S Aug, Pr university favors a revisi jorses Pre nident in ITHACA, N. ¥., Schurman, of ¢ Jan Interview today, of the tariff, but | Roosevelt and reciprocity with Cu 1 believe the people want the three I's, Rooseve Revision of the tariff ‘SOLDIERS oolty AKRON, Ohio, Aug. 4—Tye potice | ¢ Bihth Regiment Armory clock this morning 4 a number of members regiment, The soldiers using the furniture asm! Bloodshed was narrowly averted ‘The regiment wae preparing to go into camp at N Kk and made the | night hideous by yelling and sing- ing and throwing missiles at passers- by. Several persons were slightly burt. All the militiamen arrested and probably others will be court- led. * raided at? re | ai ane HOLD BIG MONDAY EVENIN NOT YIELD Objects to Reinstating Miss Taylor WAKHINGTON, D.C, Aus. 4— The answer of Becretary Root to the mandamus guilt filed againat him by Rebecca J. Taylor to compel him to Teinatate her, will be filed this af- ternoon, The secretary contends that ‘the elvil service lawe wore not Violated, because Mine Taylor was disoh for just cause Misa Taylor Waa @ clerk In the war Gepartment nnd was dismissed be: Cause Bho Wrote & letter criticinin Jent’s Philippine policy printed tn @ local pap ussion ever THE CRUEL WAR 1S ABOUT OVER| WASHINGTON, D, ©. Aug nder MeCrea, of the gun: stationed wt Capt Haytien. that affairs there ap: sfactory, The na- re well armed and wen driven from ition. There is » further danger of vila y tional the rebe have TALKFEST Railway Magnates and Big Bend Farmers DAVENPORT, Wn, Aug. &— Several thousand people, mostly fa mers of this and Adjoining counties, tity today to ses | Hill, president of the Great Northern Raliway Com- Charles B. Mellen, dent of COLLIDED PORTLAND, Aug, 4.—The steamer Potter ded inet night with fisherman's beat neer = Astori sulting in the drowning of H. liemey All the others were Jaseued. |LUNCH WITH THE | PRESIDENT OYSTER RAY, Aum. 4—Whitelaw and Reid and Mra, Ratd w: today Gerry bishop Ryan Gerry were the only other After luncheon the president Archbishop Rybn discussed Philip pine af! length. WAYLAID AND STONED MEMPHIS. Aug. 4—Cleaver Mil- ler, the middie-welght prisefighter of ‘thin elty, was stoned almost to death this morning by Horace Ore ham and Lee Johnson, colored. They waylald him ae he was returning nie, Knocked | him down | behind with ® rock and then| beat him into insenstbility. Miller's recovery | | re guests of arriving | | Louis H adie Host. Deputy Sheriff Louis Huny re. signed his as night jailer at} the King county Jail, and will be mine how of the Bayview PROBING DIAMOND ROBBERY Detective Adams Arrests a Bev- erleigh Suspect. Detective H. C. Adams, cal police force, In believ ade @ good catch in th Ed Saunders yesterday afternoon. Saunders is a colored man and a morphine user, That he is connected directiy or indirectly with the rob- bery of Mra. Alice M. Beverleigh’s room, at 131% Third avenue, last week,’ is believed by the police, A colored man, thought to be Saunders, offered for ale two diamonds which | he told in confidence were stolen | from Mra, Beverleigh two ¢ i men to whom he offered the nds went to Mrs. Beverieigh I tried to get. money with which to buy them back. B8he notified the police and Detective Adams has hard at work on the case sine terday he found Saunders ated him. Although he 0 have it of the lo- a to have arrest of ani A ar known. yet with whether : connect the robbery proper All de erleigh tleally ‘CAN'T LOSE MAY YOHE 's Not Following But Will-| ing to See Him ubt as to whether Mrs, Bey has been prac PARIS, Aug. in Parte 4—May ¥ ‘ohe arriv nk for Cn synced that week here a sprained 4 into a car a} > apend » i suffering from ankle and had to be lifte ringe at the static She said that # aftor mensag: was not running had received a from a friend of the latter to come Paris. he wept when} talking her ment at the [bande of Gte9ng. and | others. towed the meoting, | Rotire goed feeling was displayed on | all sides aver the event convicts at Jelissav: Jing j cont | Josoph Mohler, won Railroad and ny. The crowd | inguished cing in ® followed by & ba at the Mame piace. ond official train from nical Washing They were Acompanted by an Aber mpectal carrying a Wer of some ly by n and Mobler and Mr. Mill congratulated his the abounding evi dencen of prosperity with which the were surrounded, and told of the work which his company has been | doing in this #tate, and further tm. | provements in contemplation, After the hawket dinner which fol the trains bear- | ing the visitors returned to Spokane. | length. He Prenidenta Me! hearers upon TALK WITH | OOM PAUL | Bnowden, THR MAGUE, Aug. 4 Lucas Meyer and other Boer were In conference with Presiile Kruger today, The result of the dis cussion has not been made known. | STORM SWEPT ator Quay Narrowly Escapes Drowning NEW YORK, Aue 4. ‘Senator | Quay and his friend Captain Booy, while sailing yesterday in smack, were aht in a storm da driv out to sea. They were about t miles from the sho when the storm came up suddenly the boat was carried still further out, The dark jness became almost impenetrable and | the | hours, rain fell in torrents for three The boat rode the storm safely in spiteof a tremendourly high sea, but Was carried far beyond Atlantic City | before the ‘storm subsided. The! party apent the night at Brigantine, | CONVICTS ~ REVOLT VIENNA, A revolt of entapol, Russia, | ted. In a sanguinary conflict n the prisoners and guards 45 4 were killed and 73 wound Twenty soldiers also were wounded, Immediately after the re- | it was subdued the ringleader was executed in view of his fellow pris and 15 were sent to dark jungeons, The remainder were logged and some are reported to lying from the effects, COUNCIL WINS OUT AND, Aug. 4—The cir mart today dissolved the injune against the olty council which nied that body from transact- business because of its alleged The injunetion also pre- inauguration of the is rep Ht tion preve ilegality vented the iBAD END TO lelean Jinto THE SEATTLE STAR. AUGUST 4, 1902. EXCURSION |Train Wrecked and Several | People injured | CARDILLAC excurstor Mich, Aug. 4—An train on the Ann Arbor road was wrecked six miles north of this place yesterday at |dozen passengers injure lens seriounly,. There were 11 coaches ir earrying people The train Was running at the rate of about 25 nm hour, it derailed by the breaking of @ fin on one of the wheels of the baggage | car. TROUBLE SUBSIDES |Attack on Soldiers’ Camp Not Renewed | | ms AM early by th night ed under 4 house 4 with ba SHENAND ewal of the diers’ camry during was pla the been sup attacks on strikers AY arreat Lithuni and tre cartridges The funera: curred this afternoon pation of trouble str on ha ae wer ambush of Joseph Beddell oc and in anticl-| ong f was made men upon bin then pla aroun were supplied They were inetru f attack th. 4 inv 4 amp which were made with stones b unian ni ed. He ed that only three men| | were with him. WILL PUT UP GOOD FIGHT, Tracy and Reilly Matched for August | 16 for a Twenty-Round Contest. | nts have been com held ot} | All_arrange od for a fistie carnival to jermania hall the evening August 18. "The prin vent the evening, @ 20-round contest be t om Retily 4 Tommy Tracy will be one of the best. ‘ntx-up# that Beatlie aporte have beer given @ chance to see in nome time Hoth men Are well used to the ring and are expected to put up a lively it will be’ a battle be solence Fighter, typical prize fighter. | t from the ground up and| of the best sp mene of} physical manhood tn thie part of the country. Reilly i possenmed of one of the prettiest punches that a fight- er can have. fe has considerable science and han tia eh well, Tracy Well Known. | ‘Tracy in well known to the Seat- the sporting fraternity as one of the ie bowers wh ever stepped ropes before a al a He f “y “P Al Netii at the theat Iittle ove rae "yt Oke ‘was 0 shes! He hae @ bug aad enviable record and will do his beat tod fend \t, Tracy will arrive in Seat- te Monday and a crowd of Seattle | men, including Tommy Clancy Pha! Del Lampman and Perry Queena are preparing to give him & rousing reception. Roth men s in training and will weigh in at 154 pounds on the afternoon of the fight IN FATAL OLD CHAIR ¥., Aug. 4 canidll din Sing Sing ‘clock this morning for or of Mary McCarthy Inj ‘ork department in May, 1900. He died calmly, exhibiting the utmost his was the sixty, ition since the law was passed. Haille’s orl e. He had forced bis the «! repulsed, nd Aelib MoCarthy as she ter. He then ex find declared thi |what he had don PERJURY IS CHARGED } | Rielly te a He ts bu te one th fence Be ve | Haile ¥ prison rately shot Miss 4 at the iit a clea he was gia Franklin County Man Asks for | Warrant Against Neighbors. | The Un fice wan this 1 ited States Strong, of Walla |warrant for the arrest of James R Wyatt, Ole Larson and Harvey M | Howard on @ charge of perjury, al lieged to have been committed in the | United States land offce at Waila Walla, May 14, in a t ad con- test hearing tn which re M Stovall was defendant Wyatt, plaintife. Stovall, the charges under the others whe and commisatoner ath says, t Wyatt and were his witnesses at the trial swore faluely that Stovall had abandoned his homestead claim |in Franklin county No action has yet b the commissioner's lott AUGUST WEDDING | n taken on t car fa NOTED VETERAN PASSES AWAY Go, atre enc modore teran Confeder civil war turing die of his son and Tuesday orth to northeast winds, | Mr, Erik Walin Peterson, hoth ried Saturday evening, A the residence of the officia ey man, Rev, Martin [, Larsan, 911 8 t street, Mr. John Frykholm, | Jr., Mise Anna Ol nd Miss Anna Peterac | WEATHER FORECAST and M | Seattle and Vicinity—Pair tonight | warmer, light to fresh For Rent Two new houses, 6rooms ach, modern, convenient to} car line, about 12 minutes ride from Pioneer Square. Herbert S. Upper 12 and 13 Scheurerman blook, First Avenue and Cherry Street TH Your Choice highest Bul LION CLOTHING HOUSE Of any of our Men's Summer ar $10.00, Buite 50 ED Plenty left yet to select from in dark and medium colors. Fit guaranteed, alterations free of charge by our own tatlors. R. T. SHANNON GROCERY CO. Incorporatet teaberaes Sad eve. Phone, Mais 051 Potatoes at this store. The price is lower than cisewhere in the elty. 100-pound sack for the low POLE Of. cceeeceeee GOO R. T. Shannon Grocery Con Wholesale and Retail Outfitters Third and last choice in our blearance sale of suits, Chotce of any remaining garment in our house, except plain blues and blacks, at $10, W. B. HUTCHINSON (0. Cor. Second Ave. and Union St, EXCURSION NOQUALMI s FALLS fe With prvilege of grounds at Falls lunch and re ot Seats and tables f freshments, Under JONH F. MILLER W. R. C auspices AUGUST 7th, 81.00, THURSDAY, 02. ROUND TRIP, ‘Train Way Seatt leaves Falla Union depot, 2 a, m.; returning, P WA VARA LORA: T he Only Paper in Seattle hat Dares to Print the News 26 CENTS A MONTH WEATHER FORECAST Beattio and Vicinity—Fair tonight and Tuesday; war ADAMS & BLANCHARD, 719 Second Ave. Hinckley Blov’s |who enters our store will walk jout with a $10.50 Warranted Suit If he will just give us a | chance to show the spring | left-overs that were priced | at $17.50 to $25.00—more of the latter price than” cheap ones. 719 Second Avenue, Hinckley Block. Put your treasures where they will be safe. Seattle Safe Deposit Vault gives you every security pos- sible to obtain. Boxes for rent by the month or year. Deposit Building ri ren First Avense All Odds Bargain Sale wantage of our dally bh: ins this week, up, neh prices that wit! doit, - Dowt ft everything HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR | Corsets, in’ Black, Jersey and Persian effects, $1 Ub. prtewn aes. Ae clean up price Women's S80 Vents, fine quality, clean up price 860 od Wearing Cotton Hose, 10e vajue, clean up price ....56 See window for big values tn Women's Fancy Colored and Binck Lace Hose. Womer Men's and Boyw Linen Collars, Ibe value, clean up price aia be Men's handrome Soft Front Shirts, values up to $8, clean up price ....2. i2y4e Black and White Dintities, clean up price . Ic Dimities and Lawns, ful Genigns, clean up pg —2e tye mes pai clean up seinen FYrean, t light colors, clean up HERRICK REFRIGERATOR Saves Labor, Saves Money, Saves Ice and Saves Food. mould, no poisonous zine linings in our Refrigerators. Spruce elegantly finished, always dry and pare, 1 scrubbing requined, never sweats, no stale odors. sweet and healthful, they MODELS OF BEAUTY AND CONVENIENCE. They are nicely ye heavy and strong, made of oak; mineral wool filled walls; roy fasteners; over-lapping air-t doors, You really buy storage in the purchase of a refrige: You get one-third more space your money in our refrigerator in any other make. We use one-fourth the inside space for Others use nearly or quite one-! ‘We have these in sizes from smallest to the very targest hotels and restaurants, Call in and see them. THE LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE WORTHWEST. EW YORK DENTAL PARLORS 614 FIRST AVENUE PIONEER SQUARE Work Guaranteed Painless The ONLY DENTISTS LWS8 METHODS for extra; Seat! ing tt who use ABSOLUTELY PAIN- ee oath th, applying gold crowns and fill- re OUR METHODS are KNOWN and USED by the NEW YORK DENTISTS ONLY. All our old, time-tried SPECIALISTS are at work a usual, The samme doctors who worked for you in times past at the NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS are still there. 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