The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1902, Page 1

THE S EXTRA EDITION — SLOODY RIOTS IN | _ HAVANA STREETS Men Killed and Many Wounded in Clashes Between Policg and Strikers--Bitter Feeling Displayed Against Americans Leading to Assaults Upon Them ov. %—The labor |the fire, killing three strikers and | present cabinet. by the strike of the | wounding several. When the disor- and their sympa- | der was at the highest the cry was) this morning in| raised, “To the palace.” The mod| im | divided and part of it rushed President Palma’s home. The rioters out om strike began | were met by the police, who drove ‘this morning by stoning | them off the streets, In the struggic which they compelled to | seweral policemen were injured by the car barns. Severs! | fiying stones. A number of strikers am passengers were dragged | were badly injured and carried away But none were seri- | by comrades. Shooting began ister! Boon afterward Minister Squires called upon President Paima anc grew 80 serious | asked him what could be done to pro. ehoved up and {tect Americana Palma repiied that the disorder would be stopped if tr “were called upon to | became necessary to kill the entire }elasees, In one of them | mob. This afternoon Palma sent « Bephew of General | message to the senate to the effect killed. His men returned that he considered it imponaible to) rioters, has taken no offictal action ‘This afternoon it t# learned, in ad-| yet. dition to Capt. three at first reported killed, anoth- |reesponsible for the disturbances, Struck her again and threw her violently to the pavement |When she recovered and regained her feet, g | disappeared. Maco and the other that the antl-annexation element ts disordera, resulting riot. Thirty thousan . one Heutenant and two lana is doing ell that ts ponsible to private policemen, and three st ers, have been killed. ef the city have not yet beon heard |is from, it is probable that the death- | eotirely clashes are still constantly — ring. The United States Faia, troops are under arms in thetr bar- | racks, ready for emergency. parts of the city. ‘The main efforts pt the strikers pl ee Ate > seers to be to vent spleen against (anti-military songs wer American residents. city cries of “Down with the Ameri- can be heard. Squires, relying upon the ability of | eines A a a were practically deserted. All over the | peopie in t a threw mireties, jerel of whom Miniater | Oooupants of the gallery then went the Cuban governmént to handle the Hee ‘= RAILROAD “FATALITY = One Killed and Several] == Hurt in Collision & systematic the country In the cone wee 2 tn case ot his election ANGRY AT THE POLE DAUBERS oye b rubbery and fencer section of the city with gaudy Seton, North Seattle Im: ainig at & terrific rate of speet. The | occurred so suddenly that | it was Impossible to reverse the pas wenger train. GRAFTING CHARGED SAN FRANCISC! Henry Troppman, unt’ been suspended b: lector Btratton on complaint of clanr men here, who «ay that he to land cigars for them without col~ lecting duty. Troppman har promioes which he could not and did SHOT IN be Japanese Wounded by Bullet from Unknown Quarter shooting eftair may never be explained o theater, on Washington | PLUMBERS PETITION The master plumbers of the city want an additional plumbing spectot. In @ petition signed by most every master plumber In the city the need for the additional in- spector is set forth ‘The petition council clerk teday taken money filed with the It states that as a result of an insufficient foree inapectors _perious was shot through in he doew not kn: the wind Itke @ tace6 and was not captured by th Pilot bane for 13 hours, Garing miles were traversed MARINE 1 tone of Contra American r. Cons, the Koo PA line Amneais has fran Hamburg via_the Coast. Six Uamas from Peru | stopped at Guatemala to lana Of refugees from the vol- ¢ district No stop was made at ing to the destruction of the by eruption of @qused and necessarily poor inspeg ry of the atfair told by | ‘The petition will be presented to the council at ite meeting tonight, ‘ai things thas WILL TRY 10 SETTLE: Svening « shot 7 part of the hor Insurance ¢ be performed this aft eed that © morrow, as permission can be ob- vg with @ party of friends | An investiga SCRANTON, Nov. 24. a shot through that sr bea conference tomorrow at Wash- [searched ail the other J ington between the representatives of the coat roads and the United Mine Workers with a view to effect- Wayne MacVeagh ¢ reports that lo and City of 0 4an Francisco Into the straits toa At 11 a. m. and the latter at ing a settlement, Of the Oreratore’ counsel this nfter- | | $Bbe had beon fi counsel for the Mine Workers ana _ PREACHERS LAKE CITY, Nov. %4.—'The terial Association of thia city resolutions. protesting also upon Counrel Burns, represent ing the Independent operators shot wan fired of the latter agreed , Lioyd and Darrow left for Washington this afternoon, # {rom Utah. "Phe association SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MONDAY EVENING, ~ WOMAN BEATEN AND ROBBED BY FOOTPAD ‘ It was rumored this afternoon foment the feeling against Ameri-| ane. Squires dect tude, The ship ‘ompletety paralysed and business pened =" FREE MUSIC HALL FIGHT: PARIS, Nov. mat cers hinwed the aor the officers, se’ were wounded ‘The a hich had to be stopped by ths po: rt- | Midway orf) house. from the new tenderjoin and tried to ¢|money with which to revel a little longer in the vice and debauchery The devil-may-care policy of the police department bore bitter fruit this morning in the new tenderloin district when, for the first time in the history of Seattle, a woman was held up, brutally beaten and robbed by acowardly footpad Mrs. Sarah McArdle, a respectable working woman, 50 years of age, was the victim of the shameful outrage. She lives at 620 Maynard avenue, in the residence district south of the new red light quarter, and was on her big 4 to her work in the business district when she encountered the highwayman. She was compelled to pass through the new tenderloin dis- trict, and that fact was the direct cause of her perilous ex- rience. The indirect cause was the notoriously inefficient lice control of the criminal classes in that quarter of the city. Mrs. McArdle’s husband is an invalid, and she supports him and a large family of chil-dren by doing janitor work in office buildings about the city. She left her home this morn- ing shortly before 6 o'clock, to go to the Down's block, where she is now employed, It was still dark. She had just pass- ed the corner of Maynard avenue and ing street, when she was approached by the ruffian. At first she hardly noticed him in the dark. He rushed up to her aud caught hold of her clothes. Then he searched the pockets of her clothing, and even looked into her lunch box which she carried in her hand. He found no money, and she told him that she had none with her, “What good are you if you have no money ?” shouted the thief when he found that he was to get nothing. Hardly had these words left his lips when he dealt her a stunning blow that almost felled her to the ground. As she staggered back he her assailant had Mra hold up, and to Capt. Laubscher told her story McArdle came to the police station shortly after the Even then she ¥| was so frightened that she could hardly speak, and it was with difficulty that thte officer got from her the whole story of the affair. the description of the the man who held her up. The police have hard- hawe tedelly pase through the part of the city set of criminals and lewd women, Maynard avenue and King street, the woman wae set upon, is only | In order to get to her |thia disreputable haunt of thi and crimin 5 ‘The man who assaulted Mrs. McArdle evidently came up f the new tendertoin. P And Badly Wounded SLUGGE By a Pair of Thugs DOUBTFUL MYSTERY SPARTANBURG, 8. C., Nov. 24.—~ | 0% A #outhern railway passenger train collided with «a fy’ pr cars near here thie morn! | he fireman of the passenger train was killed and the engineer and sev~ | mae eee ietrousiy, in. | investigation failed to reveal any- thing. NO ACTION PROBABLE COUNCIL WILL TABLE CONCERT HALL LICENSE APPLICATION The city counell will probably take no action tonight on the application of Monroe & Barnett for a removar of the Star concert hail’s license, Chairman Kistler, of the police, Heense and revenue committee, stat- ed today that if it I possible he for one would favor taking no action on the Star's apoiication until the courts reached a decision am to the validity of the three licensen sneaked out of the city comptrolier’s office on the jeve of the passege of the new con- |cert hall ordinance. ‘SPECIAL AUTOPSY PARIS, Nov. Gowdy has app lof the Paris Dr, Whitm American | cal examiner ny, and De. Turner New York, all Americans, to eon |duct @ apecial autopay upon the body alee Klien Gore entirely independent of the official French investigation to rnoon or to ned from the authorities. The American consulate will also send a to the preliminary ak: 4 taken to bit lice officials and Magis novel where wh & reconstructic prisoner was art in y on the ted an that n Rydeaw that wo thr whil gh his an officer Wr red n at the American that the ball will throw on the case, ue this t contradiction ot the b physi the | the Tacoma Man Just Arrived in the Town Is Then ‘The Pacific just a block below Urban care stop mné@ out pler the stranger was st in. | two Sees. At that night the pier is very dark bunkers. Into this gleom Colle w: ied. by well out on the pler the men either struck or kick and First avenue. wees Little twisted in Later the injured and removed to the hospital, which is nearby. ter the occurrence th: matter wa: officers 4: thing to do ju off with Cotle he tanks were. NEW LINE IN CANADA Nov. 24.—Chas. ailed on the case. MONTREAL, WASHINGTON, D.C; Hays, general manager of the rand Brink Raitroad, announces that bis Nov, company will soon begin the con-|it is now generally concedes , struction of a transcontinental tine|Cannon will be the next ann foe] through to th meific const, travers-| the house. ing a fertile region just beginnin - AS aE be sattied. BAN RANCISCO No, 24.—~ 4 Wheat, 143, 142 Ontario, to Butte Inlet, or Port Bien ©. It is expected that be completed within ears. Mr. May# says that it constructed by the highest engineering skill, and will be a strictly modern line in every partio~ ular of equipment. FRAUD ALLEGED Frank Hart, charged with obtain- ing money under faire proteases, |THE by Simpect five A GREAT HIT h erty 4 no right to dispose of the prop. Hart © leaned on $280 bail BOY'S the which the sound of i and the humi ~ faithfully reproduced as wholly ive the ear Machines 10.00 to $100. $1.00, — ve a store full of mains, Dut merety esn't aignify muc | necessary prefer to have you come | for yourself and talk the mat with us Seven Pieces of 25¢ Music for... Eight Pieces of 360 Music for, Retail Price. Gusta Piano, Dam Forte Method . 82. Lebart & Stark Piano Forte Method . 2.00 Kohler M Piano | Forte is, 1, OF 78 r $1.25, These o W. B. Hutchinson Co, | peaigerrensss Corner Saoond and Union Burl NOVE M BUR 4, 1909 JOURNEY BARBERS — WILL MEET TOMORROW PECTS ARE GOOD FOR A REORGANIZATION OF PRESENT UNSATISFACTORY LOCAL UNION — INTERNATIONAL VICE tLATTLE STAR. One Cent PRO! PREGIDENT LEABO TALKS barbers of the evening at 6 hall The journeymep city meet tomorrow o'clock in W. C. I purpose of reorganizing thelr loon! upion in accordunee with the meth da of the international union. are more than 40 journe: city, but hardly more than 100 are dent of the international union, who is here for the purpose of brin ing about the reorgamsation, be- lieves there will be © attend- @nce at the meeting and that good te will follow, elie sald thi» morning: Mr. Leabo’s Statement ‘The interests of the Journeymen bern are in common with thetr mployers. Therefore our policy ha» always been to not only foster our own interests, but those of the em. ployer as w pant 14 years have domon- strated most fully that organization She was taken by surprise, she said. and could remember little of clue to work upon. The description of the footpad she gives is very ague. Mra, McArdle t# one of the many respectable working women who as the abode where jort distance from the notorious ork she hed to go past the hilt b the woman merely to get more repo! made to the police, and CONFERENCE co A political conference at the White House today developed nothing new. T BARGAIN PRICES Lie was arrested by Deputy ‘eneritt Rob-| AT WHICH RE Se ria this morning. Jacob Oldernes| ING SMacL MUSICAL INSTR Alleges that Hart sold him certain] MENTS WHILE CLOSING OUT clectric Hight fixtures Inthe Fremont] OUR SHEET MUSIC DEPART: hotel for $82.66. Oldernes says Hart NT ARE CAUSING CONSID. important to our} »pular mu-| is fam from Records from 80 to ali kinds of quoting has it is} to associate the instry: ments with them and we therefore Net Closing Out Price. re ‘how ‘selling 5 regular B0c » for plano Royse’ Suite, Ties, Sweaters, Hala, Cape: and alley: that ie Brnttn shistnede, ihodern: French weart Be Ka D. S. JOHNSTON CO. General Music Dealere, Building. is the only method by which the ber- bers of any country can ever hope THEY NOW HAVE PEACE PANAMA, Nov, tionary troops are rapidly proceed. ing to thelr homes. The work of |tranmporting them, which was as- lsumed by the gov ment by the |torms of peace, has taken precedence of every other public consideration ni America %.—The revolu- Are Absolutely Fire and sold at exactly half price giving Goods. purchasing or not, lor the M. Leabo of Portiand, third vice | | nagship Wisconsin, last Thursday, system than ensures an ex- Put Your Treasures Where They Will Be Safe. THE SEATTLE SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS Bursiar Proof. Boxes for Rent by the Month or Year. SAFE DEPOSIT — LAST WEEK OF OUR GREAT ANNIVERSARY SALE 306 Women’s and Chil- dren’s Hats Of all kinds will be placed om our Bargain Tables on first floor and ‘We also start our Black Dress Goods Sale tomorrow, to look them over, ag many unusual bargains are being offered. THANKSGIVING | THINGS We want you to come in and see our display of Thanks- It’s. well worth seeing, whether you intend " We havea fine line of Chafing Dishes, Silverware, Roasting Pans and Fancy Cooking Utens' Our prices are invariably the lowest in the city, now, while the stock is complete, Main Store, Firat Avenue and 8: ‘ten Street. Northwest Fixture Annex.818 First Avenue So —_260nNTS A MONTH $5 Down And $5.00 monthly for Jots on Rentom car line, 15 minutes’ ride from Pioneer square, about hait way t@ Columbia, Price of lots $76 FiveAcres Overlooking Beimon bay, fine view of all boats entering Beatthe harbor Lg) the north, Splendid site fon a home. to attain for themnclves the position they ‘should occupy among ie pro: ions of the world. The great ac tompltansnents of this organization past with its Umited though ever increasing membership ts but an indication of what might yet be done. nyassed the city quite thoroughly and find Mttie or no op- porition. ‘Therefore 1 am firmly of the opinion that in the near future | the barbers of Beattle will have on of the best organized locals on th | const “As near as I can estimate there jare about 10 barbers at the prevent time in this city; 9 bose barbers, and 220 journeymen, of which 115 are | nembers of the union in goed stana- jin | “I believe after tomorrow night the | 10 journeymen or a greater number |of them who are not members of the union at Uhis time, will be found on the hall book of the local and work- ing for the cause ov mization advocater-—protection-which # to betetr the condition of the employer ‘aw well as the journeymen. | | |the representatives of both factions | |paid high tributes to the work of |Rear Admiral Casey in bringing jabout the clewe of the war, giving his skilful mediation a large share of credit for the result. TEACHERS MEET At a meeting of school teachers of District No, 2, hela * Auburn Sat- urday afternoon, H. M, Wallace was elected ae Miss Cora Shaffer secretary, of the Teachers’ | association for that district. Right in the Neck A well made coat can be distinguished by the per-| fect fit in the collar at the neck. You find this desir- able feature in first-class made-to-measure You also |} _ it in our Rochester, N. | ready-to-wear. le upon a Blankets FLEECE LINED For household and outdoor use, $1.50 Each Spectal purchase of 500 Blan- kets, regular price $2.00 and $3.50 |f act fit around the neck as well as at all other points. It costs more money to make such clothing, yet it is aluxury that the wearer pays nothing extra print Bees Money” ioaned = renee ‘gba and treet, Beatties | PENeER Soe a gyturns, Goal with the Chicago Juak Coy iH 4 x § Don't fail jee Co: saree, Ice, Ra Seale a ‘oR ates | Mae ha surety bonds 28 Boston Block. a eernanice! Engineers im Ba Sak Rs Nk el | MADAM A. & SMITH. 60 Hinckley. Musioal Inst leaner ont SE ara OCulists and Aurists So aR ee gre DR. J. A, MACKINNON, 4 Chapin Bidg, DR. KIBBS. Bailey Building, Osteopath | WERTECORON. ioary ot Becond Jame Doth ‘nwp and Indy poyalehonw ase in attendanes 8 ee | WASHINGTON tnstitute oF Sore eocalt Bullding? eaten attle Ghee years: phohe Matn QRS A ee = ae i ae Come in SEA’ Rickart, 408-200