The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1902, Page 1

'HE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News # # A ING, OCTOB 25CENTS AMONTH {with motting riot and murder. men pleaded not quilty and were held tw $18,000 cash bonds, which were [furnished by fellow enarchiety lin- WALKS ON CRUTCHES WASHINGTON, D. ©. Oot. 10. President Roosevelt walked « short ‘on crutches this morning the fret time that he has at since the operation was per- od. His weneral health is good, and there ts no fear now of serious eonmequences, A NIGHT " OF UNREST Both Falls Deeply in Love Witha PRETTY LITTLE TEM scsscrat®: SNAPS the Land of Wooden Gods ee lots in Be | | Good level lot on Fifteenth ave- nue, in Central Seattle addi- tion, for $150. the YOUTH KILLS HIS _ SLEEPING MOTHER AND FIVE SISTERS mented Through Constant Study Over an Invention prove nti Our styles are alwayn the lat- ti d most artistic The in creasing number of Beattle’n best citizens who buy our Buits and Overcoats is strong proot of the ts of our Clothing. ur garments are the best- fitting of any ready-to-wear Clothing made. Our sizes are alweye correct; no substitutions; no malarepre sertations. ONE PRIC PLAIN BIGURES i Men's Suits and Overcoats, $10 to $30 | Boys’ Suits and Overcoats, $2.50 to $15 Herbert S Upper | ernert Ss Soper ADAMS & BLANCHARD rest. 719 Second Avense, Block. other | mind to revert to the land of the lips, gp weil dressed Japs came to |P!4cee tn the vicinity, while the rest /Ing Bun and wooden gods. He d came te Beatle, about the delicate Japa Seattle yesterday morning om the) “Tne clopement has created 1 sicts et had won his heart months be- mer Barah M. Renton, to search jexcitemont among the white as well | fore | for K. Nakaniah, who ran away (rom |as the Japanese community of Port| Port Binkeley Wednesday night with | Biokeley.. Horida had worked 4 the pretty litte wife of J. Horide, |mill for ‘three years, and On arriving here theywere met by|was a trusted employe of Forema about 40 more of their countrymen,| Pierce of Waldworth & Neville’s who Joined in the man-hunt. livery loross-arm factory at Port Blakeley Japanese hotel and rookery in the ‘There appears Ww be & romance in the city Wan inapected by the little brown | affair men, but here could the run aways be found, When the weary hunters returned vt Blakeley at » welock, Mortda, who had joined in the ne was so discouraged that 1@ Was inconsolable. He had only been married to little Tem for three months Were Seon Together Nakanish was seen at 6 o'clock Wednesday night walking toward Pleasant Beach with 'Tem--Horlda’s wife. It in supposed that the With vows of vengeance on the wie Harbor and Went Back for Little Tem Five months é ilpuigee Kaninh | ¢ $375 Six lots and two room cottage in Green Lake district, lots face on two streets, all are fenced and near car line, with hy 1 Hin pretty Jap 4 in little wit An Oriental Romance It began three ¥ ride fel ould not n ne #he belonged to himeelf. He the: me to Amer with which to win the sweethearts parents work In the Port Blakeley mili, and | him toiled there faithfully until five) at he months ago. His Japanese frienda| Th y that during thet Ume by w love ty her, higher caste URG, Ott. 10,—Crased with both had been killed Cawley opened ever Gm Air-brake patent] the door and by means of the likht ‘Chwhey, & young inventor | {7m she hall, discovered his brot! F ‘41 8 o'clock this morn- | je on as a re old, arts mother and his 12-| en, Rbter Bell with an ax and | O4,Di, bre riking ally inured four swalicr sisters, lane by said. « tly After that h r he n Horida wa neandal grew wnill It bees for Nakanieh that he inck! whieh cut James’ arm. J . " el z e wed the bed with the blade of | was highly respected, and agent ‘r08e with dressed, then went to “0 fis Was burning tow, and Of the ax, hammered 1 a Their ok the i5-months- maka mon: AS hen went to the front Preddene fee nature # Wilcox letter and 17 General OTRIKERS CONTROL Oct. 16,—The étriking coai tie» be conference with Kooseveit have occurred, but the ‘control 44 maintal i Peeves that a plan im be devised which Meceptabie to both sides. WASQUERADE BALL a sy arate be be giv night-wat is contemplates strike mere baby from bis ved, where Little 4-year-old the mex. He then mother’s room, The into & jelly. He 7. toa mater i. who and kilied her . He next turned to Lwinasistera Ade- & were sleeping also in- vpen their crushed the head of aged 10, with one summoned and derer was taken t Young Cawley demented was-an inventor ent. ent patent was pend chest, completely it maw the maniac| tragedy. When « Sele 4 rocking Sround the room with was rapidly by the blows from the ax, but the other brother coming to James’ as- sistance, armed with another two finally succeeded in flooring ehair and fought the mania ut in pieces chair, was wrested away frem him, but the demented boy con- tinued to struggie and the fight con- tinued for an hour before he waa fi. Rally overpowered. The police were the frenaied mur- © the palice station, was undoubtediy In spite of his youth he of considerable ta He had lately perfected @ pat- for an air-brak ra. with previous inveotions, ley had been greatly worrled over the subject for weeks. His mind is & complete blank re ding the westioned about th spattered with | affair at the police station he seemed Cawley en-/eompletely bewilde: that he had no recollection of slamming the door then in the darkness | matter whatever, Charles was = it. but hal ood stations eat RS ARE to that T0 wed and showed the teenily ine boy ‘only exceptionally always been quict well behaved. ‘The ent STILL STUBBORN Without Effect so Far conference the ™M ~ ns oft organ closeted wit a then returned to thetr own It is wl operation of the eminent domain. for some time. the best watzers, tleman. A long march starts at 9 en- to restrain trade ‘Wright had ‘The Wotnen’ ‘Wright states that S. | night elected Mi a new matter but did of it. has received turned it over Knox for con- pentance and is served in fasting Bervic Temple de Hi will preach on ings.” which has been tionally g004. ‘The orthodox ¢ Cholem, Morris ‘hall. their own men amps at many entire responsibii- tion, Many slight the situation, any resumption ning reasonable ef-| ton street an’ holding a conference the question of arbi- FOR Ri the dryer were arragin woven tumil: at nd ing Odell with Morenh. terward Odell came out from M: office. going direct to Morgan followed a littte Inter, pparently very angry. Morgan told the newspaper men that he had noth- ing to say. and that they should mind ness. common belief in Wall street that the political leaders have threatened to call an extra session of the Penneytvania legi pass « law directin: has also been prepared. | Taylor, of Minnesota, Mrs. Geraldine Frisby, national senior vice president. SACRED DAY From sunset toda; nti morrow is the Yom sacred day of the Jewish calendar It is the last of the ten di) wild hold Services will also be held at the synagogue at Washing- ‘Thirteenth avenue, Fe roseinati, the tenders 1 uer rose al e 4 Lee ere’ strike rote of Inat Jun Pressure Brought to Bear Upon Fhem some been brought to bear, but say that they cannot be forced to surrender their attitude by any political or other influence. of yesterday left much fll-feeling on both sides. As ho concessions could be drawn from Quay, Penrose and the conference to ere they were whi “the trust magnate hour and a-hatt. bt The senators Platt's office, leav- Shortly stature, to the setzure ahd by right of said will be one of the best-arranged fairs that has been attempted here It ts to be a strictly first class affair and the committee ronerves all rights. There t« a long nee oft Prizes to be given away to the neers. fo watches, one val at 875, and the other at $100, oer both lady and gen- lst of other prizes ‘The grand o'clock. "FRISCO GETS IT WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10.— San Francisco bas been selected as the location of the Grand Army en- campment in 1963. Relist Corps last rs. Mrs. Lodusky ident, end California, until sunset to- ippun, the most ‘8 of re mont carefully ob- and prayer. will begin tonight at the and Rabbi Jone) napprectated Bles ‘Tomorrow there will be serv- ices at 10 a. m. The musical program prepared ts excep- ongregation, Bikur a gathering at OT AND J, Oct. 10.—BMe- this morning upo' chasging them FOR CERTAIN BURGLARS AND THE FOLK WHO WERE THEIR vicTims Burgers and petty thieves wer out in force last night and « larg umber of citizens reported to tn police this morning the differen Inethods used by them In extracting wore and other Valuables ene rough-and-tumble knock-down robbery in the residence istrict and also a couple of house |tumblings, All of the reports made to the police are recetving careful in Vestigation by the detectives. The |thefts are all of the crude variety fand were evidently committed by inexperienced crooks. The Most Daring Probably the most daring of the robberies occurred in Latona. J. 0. Negus, who lives in that suburb, re ted to the poilee last night that f whom he thinks he aesanited bim in after knocking him dowa rifled his pockets. He says they se- jeured $20 in money. He ean. rec ognize either of the men should he | meet them agal The burglar who entered the res! Gence of C. E. Maxwell, at 2101 Sixth avenue took every precaution (o pro- tect himeelf against surprine, He en tered the house by climbing through & screen window then ie bolted both the front and back doors and went to work. Although he ran- packed the house he secured nothing but a hand setche! containing $2 {= money and some papers valuable only to the owners. It is possible that the same burgiar who entered the house of Mr. Maxweil also tried to et into the residence of D, C. Burts, at 96% Stewart street. Th: took @ ates there to etther B erton or Beatile. ¥ day wm 30 Japanese friends of Morida quit work at the mill te hunt for the elop. ers. Several went to Hirer }ntruder was frightened away before he had « mee to get into the mo is saw him and rave ion to re AT eg Inte roa) at 4:29 o'clock in the evening and the matter was tmmediately reported. A Good Haut! ‘The theft that setted the thieves the greatest results was committed in @ Japanese restaurant on Wash- ington street. In a little room in the rear of the restaurant the employes of the place keep their clothes. The thief who went Into the room ev dently knew this, Brom several pockets he secured money amounting to $5. The robbery was reported to the police this morning. A room worker ransacked ot the rooms in the Rainier lodging house, on First avenue south, last night. Gust Storm and Mre. C. Wa ker are the victims. fn the firet room & suit of clothes was stolen with the valise in which they were kept. From the room of Mra. Walker & quantity of clothes and a lady's gold chain woe c. Landy, a a torney who ts a great lover of thor- ough-bred dogs, lost one of his favor ite pets last might. The thief made away with a cocker spaniel that he prised very highly. LEAPS TO HIS DEATH Excessive drinking is thought to have caused George 8. Bmecth, the son of a wealthy Chicago man, to commit suicide at the Arlington hotel yesterday afternoon. The young man leaped from the top floor of the hotel into the alley below, a dis- tance of seven stories. His #kull was fractured and every large bone in his body broken, Death was instan- taneous. There are several things that induce the authorities to believe that he committed suicide. A couple of days ago ke was in the city jail to sober up. This was at the réquest of his friends, He waa turned out yerterday morning and went to the hotel where he at once repatred to the barroom. There he made the remark that the le from the back entrance to the alley would not be great enough. The bar- tender thought little of the remark at the time, but It now confirms the suicide theory. Late in the after- noon the young man went to h room and later returned the room key to the office. After that he went to the top story and from the fi encape on that floor leaped to his death. Several people maw the act, Coroner Hoye was notified and sent the body to the funeral parlors of Bonney & Stewart. ‘The suicite’s father is at the head of a large foundry concern, in Chi- cago, and his brother 1s a prominent attorney the $290,000 IN GOLD A tast passage brought the steam- ship Oregon, Capt. George M. Seeley, into port fram Nome at 2 o'clock thin afternoon, beating the | steamanip Senator, which is due at 4:30 o'clock, by several hours. The Senator left Nome nearly an hour before the Ore- gon, and was passed by the latter in ut |nengers and $260,000 of gold dust consigned mostly to the First Na- tional bank by the Hot Afr and Wild Goose mining companter. Her pas- sengers included Dr. Alexandor De Soto of this city and Frank Price, rt owner of the Hot Air Co. The ntennial was the only vessel nt m the Oregon left, Oct, 1 ‘This feCap Oregon. ot. Sineley'e I wt trip on the te will take command of the pew mchooner Pursko, new at Ban Franeisoo, which will run to Australia. Noom: oe + DIAMOND AND ANTHRACITE, T EEPS AS AND WITH GREAT SO THE PRETTY YOUNG After crying bitterly all might, Mattie Bloan, the pretty 16-year-old girl, who claimed in Judge Tall- man’s court yesterday that she had been ruined by her step-father, is al- most Ll from her grief today. When seen this morning in the one little room where she lives with her mother, Mra. Fetteriy, she was sob- bing as if her heart would break and for 4 while was unable to talk. The mother feels dreadfully and speaks with quivering lips. She seems to be & most respectable woman and says she realizes most keenly Uh sorrow which has been cast on hi daughter's life by William Fetterly the man who ought to have been to & great extent her ector. ‘The story In substance was told in last night's Btar, William Fetterly was arrested in| Judge Tallman’s court upon the evi dence given by Mattie Sioan in her mother's divorce case, in which, on @ writ of habeas corpus, the plaintiff had been ordered to produce Lily May, a 4-¥ Id child, whom Fet- shed to obtain possession of. Another Case 1 Fetterty, anxious for the baby, was his illegitimate child by a 1 year-old girl whom he had ruined Ko. STRANGE COUNCIL COMMITTEE MAKE! EVERY ONE WONDER AT THE WAY THEY CHANGE THEIR MINDS ‘The members of the council com- mittee on fire and water have ex- eouted the most astounding flop of the series of myrations that they have perf recently on the building ordinance proposition. ‘One month ago in making a report ‘on the Moore proposition to substi- tute wood lath for metalllc lath in the construction of the Aroade, Lum- ber Exchange and Curtis buildings, Dr. Crichton, as chairman of the committee stated that in his opinion ‘and in that of the members of the committee, the proposed substitute was as safe as the materials specified in the bufiding ordinance Ohers aid not think so, and after an ineffective attempt to freeze Mr. Moore out, his request was at lest granted, after several councilmen had exhibited a change of heart that Bering sea. The Oregon had 184 pas- | remains unexplained To Make Good When this measure grant! special privileg passed at the n two weeks ago, in order to make good, it was decided to amend the butlding ordinance #0 as to conform to the #pecial privilege granted Mr Moore. At the last meeting of the council this measure to amend the butiding ordinance was introduced. At the game time Wiliam Noonan fled @ petition for a special privil ening | ated that It) ten seen after bis day's work was done, to walk to the seashore, where sitting on some lonely rock, he woul gaze for houre Bxedly to the west- lward. There he would allow his HE RIVAL RACERS OF THE CAR FINISH, SHE RROW GIRL DUCT OF He told in court the it of the child's birth, which, Mra Fetterly says, abe has been trying for the it~ tie girl'® make to keep secret for four years, and for that reason adopted her. Mattie Sloan, Mrs. Fetterly’s daughter, was then called to tetl her [story of ‘the man's total depravity. ‘The mother deplores the necessity of having to introduce the evidence {which only her unfortunate daugh- ter could give. Fetterly has annoyed the girl since ae 13 yeare of age, but, Matte says, did not ac- complish his evil designs until ‘as between 15 and 16 years of age. “Goared Me” “Ho frightened me almost to des. by threatening to kill me if I toid | mamma,” Mattie eaid in conversa tion this morning as she again buried her tear-stained face In her pillow. “I didn’t know what on earth to he sobbed, “I told mamina that noyed me by coming into my ad she changed ty bedroom again came into my room a few months ago T couldn't stand Hany longer. 1 didn't care if he did kill me. jvud as I could, Refore mother could get upstairs he had beaten me until similar to that given Mr. Moore. His petition and the bill to amend the ordinance were referred to the fire and water committee. Last night, notwithstanding, its re- cent position that metalic lath was no fire protection in the Arcade, Lumber Exchange and Curtis build Inge, the fire and water committee decided that metallic lath was not only a good thing In stairs and hall- ways, but all over a butiding. ‘Thus, now that Mr. Moore vided for by the grant of the privilege of using wood lath through- out his bulldings, the committee de- cides to draw up an ordinance spec- ifying that metallic iath shall be used throughout buildings — con- structed after the passage of the or- dinance within the district bounded by Elliott bay, thence east along Pine atreet to Second avenue; See- ond avenue to Pike street; Pike street to Fifth avenue; — thence utherly to 120 feet south of Union rect; westerly to 120 feet east of Third avenue, thence to Yesler way; easterly to Fourth avenue south; thence to King street and south to the bay. ‘This district does not tncfude all of the present fire district and the provisions of the old ordinance spec- ifying that metallic lath shall be used in the stairs and hallways will remain in force in the gection of the first fire district outside of the spec- {al digriet named above and also in the second fire distritt Mr. Noonan’s building tn which he asks the privilege granted J. A. Moore i# in the second fire district, hence he will have to toe the mark unless he can develop as much in- fluence as Mr. Moore did when he (Moore) had his petition before the council A baseball game will be played Saturday, October 18, at Athletic park, for the benefit of Pitcher Will fam Hogs, of Beattle, who broke his arm in & game at Portland several weeks ago. The game will be be tween the Beattie and Tacoma tears, I just hollered as! [with ni | Horida’s friends eay that they will not give up th tl Nakoniah ta found, and in that case the latter \will fare badly BON FAMILY, IN A HAIR-RAIGING RECALLS THE INHUMAN CON- HER STEP FATHER TELLS SAD STORY I was black and blue. ‘There were three big lumps on my forehead. “Bhe took me away from the house then and put ms to board with a very kind woman, “1 don't see how I can ever go back to school again when every- body knows this about me. The witis will all look at me and they will aay things,” remarked the heart- broken girl. Though the girl was to be a wi ness fpr her mother In the proceed. ings Gesterday, it was not decided to have her testify to the whole facts until a few minutes before she was J asked to take the stand. Unfortunate Mrs. Fetterly has been singularly lunfortunate in her selection of hus- |bands as Sloan, her first husband, was arrested when Mattie was only two years old for having thrown his baby across the room. Formal information jaguinst Fetterly the superior lcourt late yesterday afternoon, and he was later released on $1,500 ball His bonds were elgned by Albert | Engetrom, A. J, Allen, Mrs. Lou Al Jen, Mrs, and A. Sloan, Mattie { Btoan's \e. Mr. Pulton says that he ts ty inclined | girl's awful I teularly ho: was filed rons. believe all of the young ¥, aS she seems par- fm her statements. HOMICIDAL PEDAGOGUE GRAND FORK Oct. 10.—Nenry L Towes, a school! cher at Altoona, ja few miles north of the Ca fie boundary, In a quartel with the mem bers of the school board, shot and |killed, and fatally wounded five per- sons,’ seriously wounding an: and then killed himself. The dead are John Hiebert, Peter Kehler and Abraham Rempt, school trustees, and two daughters of Kenter, aged 10 ana eight years, A Ganghter of Rempt was badly injured, but may recover, ‘The parties are all Mennonnites. ‘The #choo! trustees had called at the [schoolhouse and made some criti clsm upon the management,twhen the teacher suddenly became enraged and began shooting, with the result stated, MURDER AND SUICIDE OMAHA, Neb., Oo elia Haube! wi brewer, asphyxiated hi sons, aged 12 and 8 re night, while insane. KING WILL SEE THEM LONDON, Got, 10-—The king will oMolully reeeive Gengrala Corbiy,, Young and a nent Monday tively, last LION CLOTHING HOUSE 220-222 Ist Ave, Bo., cor, Maine ADJUSTABLE BEDSIDE "sth Cabinet We derwoar all week. yet ALL-WOO UNDER WEAR = There are small lines of New Britain Mills All Wool Under- wear and are standard at $2.50, $2.00 and $2.4 garments. 1,200 dozen from the mill. tee them ja our window, $1.00 each. told you about this Un- Plenty here Wood Alcchal, TABLES ‘Ho per ast The most convenient device for serving meals to dne valids, and @ valuable addition to the office, Mbremg and sewing room. Take one on Trial, Stewart & Holmes Drug Co fe we to ize the honest values e wish to emphasize 4 Notk ten te Goods, an: ions, ef ‘The kind that sell because they $15 ‘We buy for these $15 business Suite just as much wearing quality as we can for the Good reliable cloth, strong Italian linings, hand- made button holes. money. JAMES HENRY moe CRED oon Henry: Hensel "s-wase'""* Hinckley Block, Third Floon R. T. “SHANNON GROCERY CO. Incorporated. We hope all buyers for family food supplies have realized this is headquarters for fanoy, fresh Iowa Creamery Butten New, frewh car just arrived. Bancy Fresh Iowa Creamery Butter, per pound ..,...,..25e R, T. Shannon Grocery Co, Wh jo and Retail! Outfitters MILLINERY, Saturday, $1.60, Misses’ Schoo! Felt Hats, nice- ly stitched; Saturday special, $1.18. We Have Just Received a Carload. of the Great Heaters. This Stove is not an experiment in the t Stove line. Far from it, The Flemish Oak Stove will found in many Seattle homes, and is universally popular, The Flemish Oak Stove is an ornament toany room. “ Mounted with Wood's celebrated Sheet Steel, and with top ring, foot rests, swing top, door latch, ete., in full nickel, the Flemish Oak looks well anywhere. Wood and coal burn equally well in this Stove. Main Store, First Avenue and Spring Street. Northwest Fixture Annex, 313 First Avenue South. Bon Marche Bios: Tetephene Main 882 SPECIAL SALE JELLY ROLL 1413 Second Avenue Chilly mortals soon feel winter's approach, There is a 6) Underwear y, 1111 Second avenue, which t iy, positively end Rosior Bright Investigate, At London's Cut-rate Haberdasher: made of wooly-woo loniy—chemioal pure wool®Se per’ garment. London’s Cut Rate Haberdashery IM ---Seaond Avenue --- tii