The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1903, Page 2

. e o o ° ONE CENT Bank Clearings Today,$525,505 : This Date a Year Ago, $447,259 GF—Tenight and Saturday, e Inorease ... » $78,246 O Se utheaat to southweat winds. : : SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1903. . —s ae VOL. 5 No. 32. * 25 CENTS PER MONTIT NO BEER INDANCE HALLS _ . OF THE OLD eee LA Variety Theaters and Like Resorts Only tai cot tnt ooh several ag et” Cold Water Plan----Liquor Is Now an ers ca TRUST IS ACTIVE Sold in All the Show Shops feecseers Pte ot ca —__—— ter Me * * he savert poy b. and Comma PRICE OF THE FUEL 18 TWENTY PER CENT. HIGHER THAN | oP 8s Ck OP Pre Goklle Noah Gul he pute A. Mink’ iaenhctnll Bats —— Lplars Ta ght 7 sre caclataanel 1000 OF THESE N¢ rH THE PAPER were In constant fear while tn thetr! 61K MONTHS AGO, AND WILL AGAIN @E BOOSTED 500N ; ; af ar and Yartety |e quer. 1 underetand that seme open, bat from the statement that | homes THEY ARE RITTEN ON ‘et of was sold in both places Wed-fall lewd women were driven below] The crimes beffied the pottes, but prign of cordwood ih Seattle; maine the price from $256 to i it eday hight, but then re peo | the new “dead tine,” It ia to be In. | @fler months of bard work Detect PK. por cent. higher than #ix|ioed. There are some whe ple whe took the adjournment of the) ferred that they would be allowed to! vee Adares ani La ame, and Kt ie lo be rained| uncharttable as to aasert that |erand jury as a signal to © Up} ply their calling there anmotested they solved the her, due solely to the quan. | sxe the regulation i . leverytning. Why, I was even asked have one of ge robbers. mm of & local trust, formed | the price, wuffered @ contraction a Ss gambiae G84 ghet-machine ‘pew WHAT MAYOR 8AY® liegt cutn of Dusttet wen Waaibed ia wae pales and gat Cathe came tune Le Une detect yer through the . We of supply and a nd A fow Gays ago the price we November there war a seare- | again advanced and now the house Gry wood tm the Beattie mar- | et pays $1.25 for a load of wood, AB im Ueun) at that Cime of the | muppored to be @ half cord, but no the cutting of the early | dealer in the city pansesses a con Aas not yet begun lo arrive | rctence elustio enough to guarantee a little remains of the Win-| that « load contains a full hail cord Mayor Humes says tf it is in hie he will <t below ening: 1 prietare if they could # gaye be has no Inten- | T have & rder to] power, and it surely ie. vice 4 crime to} johanee the paw foathold A what ts| Yealer way of Its tres. loin jbave o ! “She shall biersom \fke @ roar Tyan reenter dives | the way he pat it thie mory are selling tntox! i questioned abut the need wtably the immediately min the olt terderiotn evalty theater | Sainat them w the matier? he i J de pot believe that @ convietion/ tinued. “Ain't things all right could be secured agaiuet the place! there now?” y Not & yard proprietor in the city fan France Searcity last year was ye | will affirm thet @ lack of profits de- in Sacramento, wh he was ar- than in previous yearn, but | mandet either the advance of sine People of this city were in a ip@tar age or the Inter one of o and the deahes ‘ew days ago, but ell say thet since take steps vartety or bites ss in | itke the Mascot. The women there Not exactly,” respoaded the re- for bie arrest wae pres are employed as performers and| porter, “with two such dives as the ned yonterd regal | the presets price can be obtaine 7 iN Cash : , women Are em- | Titre la Do liquor sold in the howee,| Mascot and the Heoples theater hee f the promea price ean be obtsined With a Small Cash Payment Down, jo OF THESE, will giv iy U] eo moles, (2° far xk Tam tnforined. ‘There ie] runtiing wile opon at the corner af] wil! leave tmmedia shouldn't have ft a you ee la pomibitity that they right be| Beoud avenne sourh and Washing- vwhile the public ts undecided nie ob . bess ceed Prine | Feached vinder the disorderly house] ton street nner iu which City De mageting w was held at which near whieds has the desirable CLEAR TITLE TO A HOME ALL YOUR < e ect. “Running wide open, are they, and| teetives H. C Adame wood firm in the otty was) in Hfe—the man, the OW N y or the plumber. ener otticer | erry iecueing «i Cer} “have ordered the women who! selling ‘booseT Wel let me tell] Lane wove the net that they claim and it w tc cneee the & j deve been im the upper part of the] you,” concluded the mayur, “no the-| hae connected Bugene Bonuke with | rent | city to go back to the rd light die- | ater or other piace where women are | Ne Of Ube most serious crimes in the | of every POET trict below Jackson sirret employed and intoxicating liquor! history of Beattie, & somewhat en: tad the chlet of “nief Sullivan Would not commit | sold shall be tolerated In the paved | shrouded tn mystery, There are a ¢ himee!? to the statement that he had| district below Yeeler way. That ,/ fe" polnts regarding the onee of question © | by order allowed the crib houses to’ if I carn help it whieh the detectives will mot tlie. | S| ee _ aan TWO ViCTIMS Thoucke in the rk wen { Ae Seated ees On aequainianer of Moore, Who wae at thet time @ deater in J, J. _ Addition ° To Seattle WNT GRAND JURY COST. - TAXPAYERS MORE THAN $7000 @usen's gambling house, on Ciark and Willem Mo a vet wert His con- ae Avenue south. Mra. Moore was the | LANG who were woantes mse) rning wee practically of & Span new riain shooting affray yes- | the sar it wae yesterday. Clark t t o Syneee he yarees wt) hovering | the doctors thought to be better this! e Oo e 8 to secure this article committed their be earl ed death | morning 4 ‘The late grand jury cost King county upwards of 37.000. or about $100 a day for tts 7 days seaston. The exact amount is not in tore hopeful today remerd-|ehot by man Bd Griftith, tx} of the grand Jury ts stil plodding through the records of attend- @]ETePdeon and then stole what ¥ a ~~ ete a | ane CP icsees ta nie op a otatemment of thelr foes oom ables they could red The shawl pptionta than they were fe isay pA aay pirngre = ae plete comptiation of the grand jury expense can be made for some @| Was at the time hidden beneath the 0 ° fo charge wil placed wend time, but the following careful egtimate haa been made for the bed wrapped up ip ott cognate 2. eee et itiesant| ian wean hie ee ee po een Star in the office of the county clerk. apron and they 414 nat tna It, as jim the condition of hin viet Per diem of jurors and officers in attendance. $5,804.00 Kt was betteved by the detectives, nds are cen-| wa — Mileage of Jurors and officers in attendance,.... 7% and on that theory they worked, a 09 | Extra allowance to clerk... ‘ . Ben 0 that Moore had mentioned ine the fata matt ae te STORM REVOLUTION — Monte about the case the detectives ‘Total semi ; ay that Boucke wae pres z About HO witnesses testified. Their feos are a ap wt ae suspictous r VIENNA, April 2. — Four battali- r of e of o elved am they shadow him on f Tu oT o ve om i @f harboring crim average of 1% each Many th recetved icoe Goud the Gade games aot ot Seeoun mm arrived today Decnase intoxbcating being the allowance for one day's endance and one edhe thet had. bain Galen oat » reinforce the gar- ler wae travel. A considerable number however were in the Jury room Tiron there. Reports from many sec seid, that the ord: stored. How the location of this 2. as tone show that the uprising ts gain- ine who are attending| Ime McAuicy. the man who aia | WE HAVE NOT ADV @NCED THE’ PRICE, Notwithstanding the Yiouble tracking of the Washington street car line has begun. $10.00 Cash, $5.00 Monthly City water piped to every lot, Sidewalks, Telephones. Close to Stores, Schools and Churches. Large, warm office. Our representative on the ground every day, @ ‘fain or shine. Take Washington street car and get off at CLAREMONT ADDITION. Downing & Leighton Phone John 3634 219 Batley Building om two or more da: jant™” wae discovered the detert- t two dance halle Others came jong distances and recetved a great dea : ong > stroset. Recticin Sustrict. the| mileage than for attendance. Two witnesses came fr Wien the detectives fl MIDDLE STATES VISITED TO- C. Fike Club, both on Sixth county, receiving $15.29 each. Numerous others received sume tr nan the detootives firet con-| AY BY UNUSUAL WEATHER, King street, were excess of 19. The estimate of $5 each le therefore thought to be pileated in the robbery. the Moore} CONDITIONS — TELEGRAPH Chief Sullt- within the mark. were re- ‘The statement of clerk's feos le exact, an le that of the grand furore and bailiffs. The fees of t estimated em y would not listen to ANO RAILWAYS CRIPPLED aver, when the Were recovered and CHITAGO, April RA snow storm of ungeiie! severity # reging over they had been mirtaken, the middle #tates, accompanied by # turtl * were ing "Shop left the etty “ems The officers claim to have infor @ecided @rop in temperature. For several hours the ‘elty wae entirely oe m4 mation that Houcke left cut off fom communication with the today that Sheriff see to the extra of Police Sullivan City Detectives temper: Which closely resernbie company with a wornan ‘Deer in fo sanerg or he had associated tent while in Sea chilires live in indignant outside World. ‘The railways are) but thet tt was a oe eS inches of enow fell this morning, The beard of arbitration which] He sage that many of the non- wi pase upon the differences be-| Union men now running cars were ‘and the unfon street car men wWill| out on « run for various reasons begin ita Inbors Monday morning. | Bome bh igned within a few hourr b § the first two. The secon wilt bel gare, men who be “broken the street car men’s union wil be This work is now going on. AT BALLARD | and close them up ‘The Seattic Electric Company has | cars that were not noticed during oe that intoxicating | not yet designated He representative] the strike. Secretary Hust anys that | POLICE MAKE & ROUND-UP OF |tadependent Order of Good temperance sa time limit for the meeting of the} that the company’s roll carried the board expires on Bon names of ton Tet, A {Special to The Star.) Considerable Giaentiafaction haa | strike. BALLARD, April costing | men engaged in the operation of | have indulged in considerable “kick-| the city from First avenue and pike | tt July Rand 2. The state | concert|cars, It is claimed that the com-/ing” on secount of it. When in-|street northward Inet night our | oe of the order recently oom of the police dep followed by a downpour of rain. The signed with the company befor mmerctgy fell forty-six degrees in twetyd hours The board will be composed of ont|of the atrike settlement. Quite a being sold in| William Hickman Moore. He was) mit is for these reasons that nu S0ld at the Peopt 1 the be |, and probably willl when the strike declared off] SALOON NORTH OF PIK& net vow. Ae ager tivamh tol ‘ ‘Termpiars Will Meet in That | ¢ intoxicating tleally necessary that its compost- jority of these have been put to M. the Siar reporter waw| become manifest among the union| Union men have naturally been| of the saloons in the upper part of | Convention of the Independ pany has violated ite agreement to| formed of the true «tate of women were arrested aa a result and| Mmunignéel with the locad lodge Aetalled to go to Sacraments after KANSAS crry, Aprit 3—Two! tween the Beattie Electric COMPANY) strike ended, but had never member chowen by each party to| number came from Mpokane the | meraber, ahewen “by, sock, paver te] number coose from, Systane i CONVENTION I wili arrest | chosen this afternoon. merous new faces are seen on the and believe that the|not do so until tomorrow. As the| General Manager Grant told him pting under orders from Chief City in July sold. I will con-|tion be fixed by Saturday night work for the first time since the! fubtard and Freeman made & tour noted under|men over the number of non-union! suspicious at their appearance and pA Page arty wil mogt tn th t to the elty jail. Three of these | Umin the eubject and a committee reinatate all the striking employes | they have usually quieted down * rapidly as possible, and has in-! were found in the Blue Light saloon. inted to investigate and & liquor | stead been employing new non-union | doubtedly incompetent and will The methods of this resort were ex- her the city could ade- | ao ‘@tertain the convention, A | report wus made, and this | concert | men steadily. There have been mu- | last It i# thought that with. | posed in the Blar several weeks whieh t#|merous rumore that another etrike|in @ short time all the strikers will | A bad condition of affairs was found time agolis imminent ow that mare be back in their old places. Unttl of the saloons along the al ke was notified the license| Secretary F. A. Rust of the Wes- | the arbitration board passes nen of bad repu-| it hes been decided to have the | Stained by |tern Central Labor Union sets these questions at ecu teahlar wa ners | Convention meet in Rallard | was taken|rumors and alarms at reat for the|are patd to the unier =m aig \ heard in the superior | present at least, by avowing his be-| are temporarily out, from the fund | in lef that the company t# “toting| raised by the business men for that Maantivoe Chie vi TRI who eaye ane te a | REMARKABLE Tannen is | fair.” | purpose. ish bath rubber was arr ee : Tine rect kad hooked atthe] POST MORTEM mei of the 3 =. polite station aa @ vagrant Mistrict ha 1 e n the ue h ner ° fietriet have ioutly en ihe, Sine Téaht onigon Meet] | CONDITION | tate one Gloued up inat aged 1 years, and Annie McDonald. | Chief Sullivan in con- aged %6 years, were arrested, All few weiner R, B. C., Aprit Sitterviow, “were plainly spent the night in the olty jail and Gorpre of John Newman was ey the Me Powe imi on MMA scree — ar—gp GLE Sse ages ©: s0ne cinaghetinmsees hv. They were guing Mill be tried in the police court. | hedught Gown from Harrison yeater MADT ONG AABN CAR LOVE Called and = were sailing a a day, The body was like limestone temperance drinks M was wo hard and brittle, and SPNTRALLY LOCATED RESIDENT SECTION OOP CAR LINE, TWELYD ms roe n is a blind, SUDDEN DEATH | pieced of it could be broken off, The TES eer Square. DRY AND LE . CITY WATER, GRADES AND y were post mortem examination at Harri PARKED STRENTS, SIDEWALKS. EASY TERMS, 10 PER ( ‘T. CASH, $% A MONTH, i erisy - son revealed the fact that the heart ABSTRACT OF PERFECT TITL GO OUT and look this add! over, See if these are not the facts abd@t it. Compare the nnd Tacoz F Erickson, a well known clgar and fruit stand owner, died in| gible t | will POLICE BELIEVE E. FORREST,ALIAG EUGENE BOUCKE, ALIAS | Ot en en ae mar ot his ctore | - B. K. TENNANT, ARRESTED AT GACRAMENTO, 18 THE KING- | or 510 First avenue south last night | sone DIVORCE CASES | | d it was next to imp, trate It with « ich ite advantages with districts ower out of the olty where lots are being sold for same prices. F. M. JORDAN, Sole Agent. as PIN HIGHWAYMAN OF THE COAST shortly before 12 o’ct been suffering from ling everything |}and heart disease for A river — KE. Forrest, alias Eugene Boucke,, the family and # fot and People’s! vies fh, K. Tennant, who was ar-| Of value in the he Last night he was taken suddenly | @ lane? r is: The police believe that Vorrest! i: and died a few minutes after } The fotlowing divorce suits were | : reated in yar epee Cal i ue was also implicated tn the robbery | on A couch, The body wee! fled tn Phe suport urt this morn. Hae Se ot Real actaeatcicits| Month fice tanta, | @ @ind QColontal Block, Second Ave.and Columbia With robbery bhery was 1d weit ee ee Phones: Sunset Ned 66, tndopentent 2 72 Apri : ‘ le Coot n} AGO, ere er, coe bh é tt members of attle a H% . ‘ 4 t ° s o 4 ° 4 ° ° o @ ® . @ - ) ° Witness -% e . Ki