The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1902, Page 1

THE SI] = vt mm) fyow > ven! | i) [) if ‘; t oie k TON, FRIDAY t hy / t WASHING aA 1902, ATTLE, DECEMBER 6, POLICE NOTE DITION 2 ae LAST Eo a aaa AL SCANDAL | ~ 1S NOW IN SIG i yp OAD MAN “h # 4 KILLED 5 od the Aloa Waa J drat Least Within Smelling Distance--Claim Made °s.:2.--2~ 2-2 Suspected of Murder officer,’ said Dr, Carrol! thie aan, ing, “T propose to see that the arti honoe relating to the smoke Aulserpe of Judge Lewis That the Panama Commission Is Souan- We enforced. t will procure the tt meee 4 dence and submit it to the courts, r H and there, as a matter of coursepmy |, SPOKANE, Deo, The young erin one On inecur duly ends half-breed kd. Condin, who was Tt seems to be the genera) sent d at Keller the other day wae * ee Mt of the community,” he cans {eUPpored to be implicated. in the tinued, “that some radical move bel & Judge Lewis and his wife 4 Fictitiou made at thie tr put an end jo |f full blooded Indian a t & undouwb y & pulsente named wht Lewls “re seen in ' e that is not only a damage to prdbe [the vielaity of Almira about the tm { : exty | wis, bul isa menace ta the [that It Was supposed to have be In order to. chpry |Committed out the wish the people I ave deve i my a) efforts toward procuring evidence against thane ereon® guilty of a violation of the general health that the Lewises were killed by Con din and the full blood, Lewis Pueday Condin left for the reserva “WASHINGTON. D. C, Bee, al tt le openly stated here that ones mo werk; prubtion offered in the house | hall @ million dellare hae ‘already |eitimed the om | WI Rain Ss TA RR. eee ee ae eae eee en eee ee | THE Important Cablegrams Recsived From London and Berlin Which are Understood to State Consent to the Disposition of the Difficui'y ‘The impression prevails at Almira} Venexyetan Last }oommun WASHINGTON, D. C The cabinet meeting today wan voted to the consideration of the AiMouily Important | ations were received dor $ ae aie oh Soe Lg bent bow Visions of the eo-called stptee gr-[8On and Lewis ie still visiting at the | Mm the + London and Ber : qapresentatives by Hepburn of| been expended for the salaries of th ving & @ linance. This evidence is now tethe [Bonebury far | : j Or NC lin the cities of the Central Ameri-|hands of the corporation 1, | Bd. Condin wae about 24 years old, |e, Which have not been made pub- | shortly before the adjournment) members of the commission and an 8" republic. Some spicy stories are|and he is at prenent changed fei fo son of the famous “Wild Goose ij ‘rhe announcement is shortly | told of the escapades of these young|/(kaewing up the necetmary © i,” William Cendin, who waa kill ' 4 gongress for the Christmas heli-| army of assistants employed by pi gM mand L-o Beanies Ameri oo BS soon py Rs. fe a, ee Columbia river near Wii-}expected from the state department ~ 6 said that more | Completed the complaints w bur, five or #ix years ago, promises to develop a scandal! them. Hepburn will undertake te than ene of these gilded youths has /renied to me and I will awear to! WH. Condin was ® would-be bad! to the effect that the quention will - narrows "1 them, man, alt h he was ne rue gennection with the tethmian| show, im case the investi Seeaeed ahah tee No Faveritiom Shown pected of any grave crime until the be submitted to The Hague tribunal | byw “Wa er A nurde a ¢ matter, The Hepburn resolu: ordered, that it has been the prac. | ceedings of tne rennin, OBL then Be neeee Ee ATP ieee avy slateboeter ona, it le. ner ly #tated that th the persons acevaed ' b a os ‘ { talle for an trauiry inte the en- | tice of the commissioners to make rae Sey wen oe ener ae Sa et 6s ee ee : laces for the sons of army and navy qne sums yo 1 po Bay f he enteting | Tt expected to find upon the bo made by the Isthmian officers of high rank and influence, | ef the commis: | in necuring this evidence I of young Condin some evidences of i BN cnitir thes aon and sino for the sons of other prom es, ner any statement| shown no feroritian and 1 belleWe [hia gullt if be was implicated in the inent men, including senators and expenses thus far imourred, al-|that the let eubmitted by me to the | Ale tragedy the creation of the com- Paying them far more rporation ¢ nel commprines fie though many members of congress | have repeatedly endeavored ob tain information. In every instance bee heave been put satisfactory inite promise will be fortheori end ttre Hhewet Aame of every indtviddal guilty of maintaining an chimney OF Bmokertact “Loan do no more, and T can kanure the public that I wlll, se far ant mm leave ne one unturned fo bring about an diate and feal reform of the exinting evil.” sp congresemen, for their alleged services than lm: ilar employment elsewhere would, under any circumstances, be worth. Many of these positions, it is as serted, are mere sinecures. The young men holding them do little or T EXPANSION IS DOING FOR PHILI Pt REFUSES — “A PRINGE and appropriating @ million te meet the cana! field. xpenses in exam. PPINES 4 4 PITTSHURG, Dee. named Montgomery Godley lynched by @ mob heve yesterday the murder of Policeman Hinkle ly in the morning. Hinkle wae ing to arrest the negre and the ters brother for creating « di ance at 4 ball The negroes ed arrest and attected the As Hinkle wae defending bt from several of the rourhe his club, Godiey jerked the revolver from the beit of the and placing the mussie agi Minkle’s head, behind the ear, Killing Hinkle instantly: The Godiey brothers were in jail, and as soon as the the mend a crowd nto gather wrow jail. The doors were broken crowbar and a oticore who the ammmult powered and held in confinement the mob. Godley was taken from the end dreewed about three bb where he wns strung up to the of telegraph pole, An he slowly choking to death, of th with a knife jewevaper CHICAGO, Dee. 20.—(Bpecial Car- dence) —It le not every Amer- jean girl that has the chance to om, and there are who once heving * would refuse Yet thie Mire Ciaudine Sharp has done. Miss Sharp is a Chicago girl and lover t# the maharajah af Ka- India ne of the # of Sharp in or two ago, and fell deeply th lo ith her. He followed her all over rope and pressed bie sult, but ine Bharp refused to lieten to him When ake returned to the United he began to write her appeal- te and she was foreed to ark him to ceam, as she said the let ters annoyed bh MORTALITY RECORD Mra, Elisabeth Ramsey died at her home, 128 Teath even yesterday at the age of @ years of acute Wo whitts. She had ben ill but @ y the citizens an a tol character. min Sal lynching. Much and there are fea races. talk ie of trouble Bem's scouts in the Philippines are getting fet. Oifflowlty is being experienced in i peat Mting we Col. C. F, Humphrey, at Manila, has called the department's se ag jattened so rapidly that their uniforms fit them teo mbes crsey Be. “ soon, Government tailors will . ‘Uses Bom with ; fect _ PAYVETTE, Idaho, IED WITH STEEL TO THE MAINLAND SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26—A cablegram from . ing hip Slivertown announces the arrival of the steamer at’ don. olulu this morning. She has laid 2,238 miles of cable from city. ‘The land end of the cable will be inid this afternoon, complete connection made with the ocean end tomorrow, when Governor Dole will send @ mentage to President Roosevelt. Thin will _be the ffret message sent over the completed cable. ‘The citizens of Honolulu are Preparing r & great demonstre- tion tornorrow In honor Of the establishment of telegraphic com- ‘Toda: Herbert Turner. » you man ar- bodies were rec ing perty after thre de work. Jn court to explain Bis during the past few weeks A charge of vagrancy has been pinced against mh he Was searched. several in were found on his per- considerable JERSEY LILY | NEW YORK, Dec. 26.—Mra. Langtry has returned to America & theatrical engagement, arriving o@ the Celtic thie morning TO JOSEPH RBAN, Gouth Africa, Dec. 26. wh Chamberiain arrived here Morning, and was given « | by all the Engtiah resi- | TEN DEAD “TRINIDAD, Colo, Deo. 26—It te learned that at least 10 men were SEARED ODD + OOtOSEODD4 DO NO08 PHPSSEPOOSOO® Many leating nino muniention with the continents of ibe world. the freight colli#ion on t] in the greetings to the col- largely suspended while the inbabitants aré e in ocd : on ‘ oy. Thess were ti wee ing the event in true American fashion, and 4 re. It ts reported LAAs WHATCOM, Dec Capt. Holin =jechooner A. M Bearer. See martes: ciiher the 42 ously disappeared, <8.-~ in Seattic » few Gaye mao. and that time was known to Mave ‘RETU HS OF sum of money on hin person, he had drawn to pay the ship's Capt. Holfnquiet was placed ROME, Dec, 26 o4 700 « ereatulatory messages from America yesterday and today ITY OFFICIALS AROUSED BY BUSINESS MEN TO ENFORCE LAW f chmrge of the schoener to relieve Capt. Teaacron, who tald off for the holidays. He was expected to retu by Sunday night, as he had or the tug for that time, rom San Pren- t to sea with N, master, that Holiiquist ha le ‘The pope receiv- Health Officer Carroll Gives Corporation Counsel a\” i REAL LIFE!-: e900 A large majority of the drivers are engaged In the sirike, Much em- barrasement was causcd yesterday to funeral and social functions be cause of the strike. driven by owners, while ore rode on street care, Nuisance Ordinance torn Meprtetore of those manufae-, whic the mourn h watrants will be issued for) building. N favoritiom in the next two days, and will com-! prise approximately the names of 30| route evil that has so long bee of discomfort and actual foe f the merchants and Gome of the Guilty men more or leas prominently © A.B. Miller, an employe of the In- n-| Following is @ partial lint of the nm Jentn of nected with manufacturing indus-| firms and corporations paltomt ternational Fish Oo, thinks an he city, i at last to be suppressed, ties along the city front, which complaints will be lanuea attempt War made to i him up to the efforts of the unnen No one In to be overlooked, and no) Cascade Laundry, Third avenue near Lake Union yesterday. He is nd property ne*9 favors will be shown any person et; Columbia & certain that he met-two men in a owners them-| known to be guilty of violating the! Sound Railway Co, round- lonely spot, and that there was some a law Heattic Smelting & Refining kind of a’ mix-up from which he © es nd¥, made petition The evidence upon which these! Ce Brace & Hergert emerged with mud and glory, and | fog epeis (2, Clty counctt| complaints will ve issued haw been | sti Co and Mer thor } uch. iy ome eNiPst the inactivity ot} secured within the part few days by| cer «treet; Rainier Laundry, Second alr ced r In the of carrying out the pro-| Health Officer Carroll, and the cor nue Rw Wim. Chappell’s new afternoon, white 1 o lew made for the pur-[ plaints will be sworn to m power plant, near Sixth avenue GMO, DICKIN hie way to t 7 the Brvtecting the community | evidence was # thraugh south, between King and Weller | Newsne Patervr ine }pay a Christ Unlawful easione Of the sone! Inspection of the places oj atreeta: Royal Dairy, 11 Pike atreot Diev nt rm the way, and = bjectionable and fl-| compiained againet, mod wii! bh ie ental hot Neattle Electric Co. | h Hf emokemtac, aubstantioted and t the Madison street power hovee, | t ee uation Counsel GHiltar han! others than the the Hent plant at May : - . gg names of 19 In-| When the ar ind Charlier street tr it. Ke * and corporations, r Hwee th Jaw ' th ' “ ’ hie right b=) evidence has been the epe 1 the po 1 men ~ ent to convict them of et pur avenue and Th to hat followed are cont jue violation of Miller's collection ie avenge ordinance Aa he tm in pone namen of the individ street; Seattle 1 Hw i iwon 1 noth Vas promt und | for Reatt }band tod javenne } ‘aries & Y°8T ner of the focal lodge of Bake. | | “\ who went free because John Martin, Heeman | ‘ode nents leave the city, unless the w | , j t several minere were went to/ for | Spe, Standard morning’# cablegrams contain acceptance by the allied powers of to refer al the president's proposition the whole matter to The Hague DIES IN THE EAST HENRY W. BROOKE, A PROMIN- ENT SEATTLE BUSINESS MAN AWAY IN BALTIMORE News of the death of Henry Brooke, a prominent Seattic bus was reowived in this ety He died yesterday more after an inene weeks, Pumor of the brain wan the ause of death. Mr. Brooke w Pacific Dei dant in Balt! ¢ But a few nt a man, bis eye wight began him and lapt fall he became y blind. Apeclaliats at home Bart were consulted, but cong. It wes in search Brooke took the conat, Be he left Seattle it was thought that his! trouble was altogether With his eves It Inter developed that his brain also was affected © Whe accompanied by his wife is eastern trip. @he will start with the body of her hus- ay. White in Seatue Mr nd Mrs. Brooke resided at 916 Ninth on Mr. Brooke was « prominent wep. le came to Beattie about 10 years ago. BURNETT “IN JAIL ONE OF JOHN MARTIN'S ALLEG EO AGGAILANTS ARRESTED BY POLICE MH. Burnett, who wae recently re- loaned in the superior court, where charged with highway rob. was arrested by Sergeant and Policeman MoCrurg last When he booked at the #ta- to give his name to No bas been agninat him. ‘a one of two alleged thuas the eculing Witness in the case, could net be found. It ts now given eut-by the police that Martin's ad- Greet was known @y them all the time and that a telephone message would have reached him on the day wet for the trial Burnett Is considered a dangerous man and will probably be ordered to ie can reviVe the charge against him. ANDERSON WANTED CHRISTMAS GIFT RB Anderson wanted a Christmas Present yesterday He got it th the form of a Diackeye ‘out It am Albrecht, « bartender, and . T. Hennes! Claus stunt, of assaulting that Angerson went into yesterday and ” mae gift Hen- who ts said to be Place, resmonstrated. ie claimed, also took « neale: thy breebt, hand, SHICAGO, Dec. 94 — Wheat 147-8, “$300 — 60x10, on it lot overiooking Lake Union; fine view, $300 Bastiake avenue, Hearses were | Bhd other establiahme the arrest of the persons accused, or is to be show aif - ~ ? | eutity ments) ’ od doqu o punias then | fice f. * owed op al List Will be Complete WHE aeiad ont ava’ tl ALLEGED FOOTPADS This Hist will be competed with-| Anally rid of an evil that has be PUT TO FLIGHT erty is increasing in value. Herbert S. Upper 10, 11 and 12 Geheverman Block, First avenue and Cherry etreet R. T. SHANNON GROCERY | * COMPANY | Tn rated. 1220-1222 2d ave. Phone, Main | 1051 Good Butter Jank Giearings Today, $716,634 ‘his Dato a Year Ayo, $529,146 Gain . . « « « » $186,386 a5 CENTS PER MONTH VENEZUELAN RUMPUS LL BE REFERRED 10 HAGUE TRIBUNAL majority cabinet was | ut ' however, preliminary to fi president's secepting the responatb- | much disposition of the controversy iity attaching to the position of ar-| Me insists upon the raining of the bitrator kade, and the return to e As soon an the matter im referred the vessels of her fleet seized the administration will demand that | by the *. Castro's acceptance noon ae On agreement for| has been forwarded to Washington arbitration ie entered into, the block. | The proposition originated with the ade must be raised lie exist-} United Staten state department ence im not obly injurious to com - ROME, Dec. 96.—The Italian gov merce, but i Hable at any time to] ernment mak of te connie mt sing inm . to ite weceptance of the propositian raise embarragsing innuen which the |e grbitvate the Venesuelan : United States government will have | CUlLY, and they are that at) gy fn fasue shall be to deal with, that Italian claime shall be equalily with those of other CARACAB, Dec. 2%—A message 26. rinted the follow which is belleved to | have emanated from theforeign of. The Lokal An- from President Castro at La Viet poy has been recelved, In which he his willingne sabmit the ¢ German government has ex- ences between Vercsucim and the from the scope of arbitration Venesvelan difficulty 2 claim Ruropean ailirs to arbitration by The 006 bolivars, which must Be tely, in cash, before ar- Hague trtounal, He names certain! be begur WATCH THIS SPACE FOR EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT EVERY WORD OF WHICH CAN BE DEPENDED UPON ADAMS & BLANCHARD CLOTHIERS and FURNISHERS 719 Second Ave. Hinckley Block Bargains Pi in Atl People's Depart Great The Last Saturday of the Year Should be and will be & notable one in our history, Christman st and el! classes of people havé time to think of what they most yin necessary Dry Goods, At the LEADER the stress of the hol- iday i# lessened and we have had time to lay out some good lines for Saturday selling. FLANNELETTPES, at le yd We have on sale twenty designs BLACK SILK, at Se @ ya. Here is a line that ie right for. of these goods suitable for a New Year gift to a lady friend, Waiets, Kimonos, » worth I5e, being a genuine French Peau de inch wide; Bole, worth $1.26. HAND PAINTED PLABQUES wil) sei] tomorrow at the low of Ibe 360, BB. STORL ENGRAVINGS, that are worth from Se to 10c, for Me. (LiALOID AND CUT GOODE will be sold at 20° per cent off. ODD LOT OF HANDKBR- CHIEFS gathered from manufac- turers mmpies, and ends of our own #tock; prices, le up to $1.00. ALL THE TOYS left over will be sold tomorrow at half price arid under { | prepare them ive you what the doctor wants you ave. Detiveries made anywhere in the city. Open all night 25 Per Cent Reduction Saie of Holiday Goods pportunity to buy Silver Hotlowware, Electric at a big saving. A Statuary, Gas Reading Lamps, Carving Sets, etc This Sale Will Continue Until January Ist E OF OUR HOLI- BIT STOCK Don't fail to take advant DAY 8T Among the many offers are i 815.00 837.00 Handled Carvers. 1 Sets, regular $60.00 regular pri Genuine Pearl © $20; sale price now ‘There are only two of many hundreds of bargains, COME IN AND SRE 18 NOW, wee Largest Stove House in the North- N. W, Fixture An El west. ric Main Store, First Ave. & Spring St. 913 First Avenue South, ~-USE-- Here Rest Iowa Cr per pound Faney Hutte Preah Dairy Buttes por QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLEN ane de alee Yenry Hensel * end ban wo ry 1 Gent