The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1903, Page 1

“weatnr "THE Only Paper tn Seattle That HER Fore t ht and tomer LAST ED! 9 TION sk WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1903 VOL. 5. No. 109 a5 CENTS PER MONTH a ” . tha t County Auditor Lemping haw! Employes of the County sures e A copied a. eemt from his. em ‘<a Pay Trib 2 Treasures Office Must)»:\ occs sco. & Motor Car Driven by M. Genatsey, Covers the Finish of the Three so Pay tribute to “Boss” McC a | ‘ot wish to 0 co *f dia tube | : Order to Hold Theil oss” McConnoughy in |pery vl vn wo oom oes | Hundred Mile Course at the Terrific Speed of 75 Miles rder 0 oO ei ep — this morning, “but tn A fall 1 dewtae a) rte. sine . 3 x hn : : r Jobs---Commissioner to Pay all my own election expenses, | an Hour--American Contestants Outclassed > ~ SJ ~~ ; ame 9 Threatens to Cut Salaries ‘According to revelations made 3s any man's tion. depend: " aed pe HALLEYRHANNON, July %—They fret cirele, The Knglish steward sug-| turned. Jarrott and the chaffeur]'o expectations, At 1 mile ée of County ¢ oT Re oer ine eral cempaign fund, and says that | the connie coramilesioner® concern a 'waw Won by Genatecy, accord b ny Marted amid great Carters of Gern 7 ohis & a he Fasman carrying on of his “6 per gent he has neve " rattin ‘ou tm the e. forty tow late wing Jarrett owly escaped ' and thiet nds, and Gat omcial te nor the caly County | that understand im ‘Ve ‘wuss Balcrers ea they | | nt Ww the official reckoning. Del on mbilition that he oa lision, The baron stopped b , - ‘ Officer who belleves that it is up to| that he by o te b h 01 i ell ted We firet) bet as 1 assisted Jerrott to arise. The his employes to pay hin campaign| sccepts "contribution that his that Mr. Mex I ferent coeibet tps The fret) bet ae} * the race started) 4 rred near Styandbally expenses. It is Stated on the best were paying hi Gienaivey had received @ time allow-| the sky became threatening and wind the holder of the cup thagity that since his election wa| they paid you any money], The board has devoted consider The firet to fall by the wayside | '# the only Englishman left in the] up the r Before finishing Sa and also be | anette last election!” he was ask. [able time today, however, to the in ahee the reckoning ma Nim the) was # ot Engla race io nd t xies of his fast ta offive, < nore bs aur er | od thie morning. vestigation of the complaints made | a wire | At 11 o'clock the official time-} we . Hi eg “9 han been be recipient) "Well, now, I really don't know |s@ainet County Clerk Koepfi, and winner, with three minutes to ap at half speed keeper stated that a rough reckoning | we had made 1 } from 3 to 5 per cent of the salar-| wheth « of ne ‘e ce> 0 ----—— weve Genats man, & 1 of} hours and twe mits z ratio. % le stated, depends om the much attention to the matter my-|the clerk'# offee because he would a } on te ch y puched pact Bigs, the Engion: the third round i political of the various! elf, I know I haven't seen any of (not pay $14@ which he was-informed A Terrible Cloedburet 1A | etm Work wan won by the French man . ndred miles behind the leafers. Members of the office force, and tt te! the money.” by Mis employer was his share of team. ‘onhall Keene, the American Kniff, the Fr # river, waa ‘ Known thet there are at least four) “There may be some money laid|the election expegser Indiana Makes Hun- ee | Sporemee whe $9 riding ger the sen! Seat to enter on f Of the chief deputies In the oMee/ away for you in the safe that you| When Reaborg responded to the HAVLVENANON, Ireland, July B= j ane, be finding favor as & possible! followed 4 1 j who dre McConnaughy's warmes haven't looked at yet, though?” per-|summons, the commissioners held a winer. On the first round he broke! ands lates by Ge itive! adherents, who have never! sisted the questioner sort of star chamber investigation, |; iede Homeless Eat wealthier, Wrilliant sunshine and a) the recdrd for the distance. The! Barring accidents the latter simuld called upon to @ivide thelr} “Oh, 00, inaybe wo.” borrowing County Auditor , Lamp- — a Nee, | Win, Inasmuch as be started 14 -aip- Manthly stipend with Bim. pitted, bu ingly, “ail I cam ony is/ing'’s private office for that purpore coed! Weeate made today @ perfect one ly, poor wing, enpecially Movers, | utes after De Kniff. Mooers, the When compared with Mr, Koep-|that I haven't seen any campaign |Mr, Beaborg was cloegied with them | | fer-thp Gvat international automobile | who seems booked to cross the finish | 4 meric in out of the race. Hie fis ideas of what his office force| money f-om my employee thie year, /for half an hour. PRRU, Ind. July 2A cloudburst | rece j line Inst. * Winton iv doing fairly! machine broke down at A @ught to do to make good on the ex-/and they all understand that their) "The only action we can take b \ this inorning caused the) Pethered at the Dublin’ wt well, his grom time for the first! hours after the start « penses of the election, McWen-| positions Go mot depend on their thie matter,” Cominiesionet’ L. € © overfiow in a few minutes | tier there Wae a perfect jai age being 2:13:23. Subtracting the! was very poor : neughys demanta, which are intim-| helping me out on that Of course, | Bmith said, this morning, “is fo cut|#P4 submerged the railways to Or nd fougl seats to the 4 minutes lost, makes him about lay haw been 6 ated Dut not openty expressed. are|if they hand me a Httle purse, I)down ine salaries of ali-the-@eputy depth of six feet. There te water ta! ery country Im the eivilised | elgbth in'the's ot nt. A fight between Gwen ae gentle as a summer Dreese. He| won't refuse It Cigrks on the theory that If they can [tbe #treet of Bimwoody end 360 fam-~| represented et by ae Conetey. he etantan| and Genateey for place occurrall al- really does not want Me money in| There is ne openly expressed die |afford to pay Mr. KoepMi 6 p gt.{lilen have either. abandoned thetr Bee the race was under way ee ae oe” who started| mont in front of the grand stand ag ; advance, sad his terme are easy. satisfaction in the treasurer's office, |of their salaries for the privilege of homes oF are imprisoned in their lion spectators were at 1 ones aps e sy the > my $88 o'clock this ing Gwen 3 Jest a few dollars ev month,| ae in the cage in the clerk's offfee |holding their jobs, they can afford | @Wetings. People are removing Whllway seven miles te hages we no “ re ryt re a -mile cb while atew ' i Rut then, he té revorted to he arich-| This i# attributed to the fact that |to pase like percentage to the ooud- | thelr effects on hurriedly construct: | 1 vig, yg ter ey ele a att ind him Genatsey, lemming oe men han Kaegeh the deputy treasurers can eastly [ty for paying them their salaries.” ae rich harvest, 1 Te at UneEeh ot the eteet| forward and forcing hjs machine : Pe Rn oO oi brie ee Weetertt road between have} A Solos tas cous geriteanesiremdinpergpega len aetna ig. et a ances oC 8 Soe - ; and Bel river are washed out. The je to obtain sleep * . hour owd rome en rnameand + water is poring through the rall- ates. | OMe oatoc Mf—WWe the sane bait csered, the plucky exhibition. Shere { wey cut Jike & great river, but is re- Teuton bare warted at intervals of | | crenchinan. in| Wa* an immense swirl of dust from ceding slowly. teihutee All obtained a good P. MOOERS ‘ : A. badge | Which Genatsey emerged in the ted. 1g os Pept Mosers and Winton, the| One ef the “American entries in the! 7 P Tee Owen later sustained some damage 3 WABASH, July 2-—The heaviest cea even Mooers got rattied Great Race. AS. +0 to his car, but continued hanging on $ electrical rainstorm ever known Here aed seconds trying to etart! Keone in[ to Genateey with grim deterntina- ooceurred last night The valley i= we all geG. The crowd wheels of bie i a ren — He passed the stand on the? : Wander from ame to three feet of wa- “ vated geben y toe rare TE Tenetionee siscislidss dhs oseumes yound at 10%, being @ur ter, The Wabesh railway is prac~ yeh mishap Was more serious aped 40 oom nanos — At ‘tone *\ minutes In the rear of Genateey, Sut Healy evi of Dosing OM account of feat ators the, start, be. dtecovered | iM aiDwine ‘this ancident came the) iin the exception of the Americana | stil) sressing his machine to the-wte warhouty. Two Houses were de- molishe? by liehining, The tele- phone exchange is pot working, the instrament: having been burned out. ‘The crop loss wil be heavy. EPIDEMIC und most He » wan given erent spplamse. jun @ Wooley, who wan candiliate pleted the third tor was broken aft) pogiand had con vcland. hed met with an accident to fin it befgre he was om | The firet reports weve that he had|@clock, Owen had completed jared started. With the! broken « kneecap, This proved to} founds and Winton and Mooers of the Protibition party for preaifieat fie Uinkered with the machine. | by untrue, as he was tot badly burt j cook The best time for a mile in 198 delivered an e@@reas at the drawn to one aide of the) Hie cor was completely smashed, He| made by Gabriel, of France, ir Methodist Protestant church . inst r, the following fer care hast, having completed the had tried to make a bed corner at) onde night The acdienee taxed the cagme- too fast a pw over-| The average work, has not been up| tty of the church sutitorium. eisai j . Lulu Smith, 9 38-year. <.. “ i reported to the police iaet night by [RS Smith. The girl left her tome % are ee 1 Evy Sree} Bi Pare P Fore 20 o eaten nw oe u o'clock and has not stope te cleared cba hap Pee: Sp ara SE + eae -enaet wre tah JUNEAU, June 26.--(Bpecial Cor- et comnine the Te v> a few gaiterven eaten beh Thane termote en |SMME Dad shows comghustvety thet] there emcther It. Cine Ineccumulal nee. Her parents are ePidemic of Inmnity among the Tene | ag Ty ee ww al and there is cunstant feer of enothet | puch srorted over sence. She men in chim vicinity. " are undrubtediy dew plomion . lare four insane patients in ¢ we the total demthe 167 ‘Two carloads of coffine were recetved items oe f ahout § feet MISS M. OWENS REPORTS that the United States mareha) Just tie rescuing parties and will be! have been tw: morgues parnetinn de LOSS OF DIAMONDS returned from Balem, Ore. where be to The surfer an soon a8 the | budies recove: being embalmed. aclabiiticial Ulelie had tehen charges to the seytum tor the insane | (eager see ee The lows of a $2,000 diamond eres- ‘The steamer Bonita brings news p cent was reported to the pollae by jot the denth of Mra Carle of Heenan, | | Mise M. Owens of 1108 Seventaay- Mra Carle died at Swanton harbor enue, last night. She told * sirenus| RACY CAME Saas A YEAR AGO Notorious Outlaw Landed at Meadow Point and Torrorized Country at this place now, noterttnanen + Many bodice have been encountered inst night end the varpenter s! ee crescent or that i( was.stolen be- DA. HARAIGON WANTS IT IN tween Third and Fifth avenues on street or in that = GARBAGE INVESTIGATION hood. The pin contained monde, Miss Owens told the police " that she would be willing to pay & sn | reward of $200 for the return of the consult wit property ‘The bodies of the mother and babe! re returned to Moonah. cigs were 10 pounds of nalmon emer As each member of the party claims to be a true eperteman who ae the mayor says wid not stoop Ee: ta “plunkin” for trout, the whole city hail ls ih & quandary as to what| MR. NYE GOT $100 WORTH ‘The doard of health w City inecr Thomson and other members of the board of public works before It decides upon What tines of BIG DOINGS | tnrestigntion it will proceed in taking the question of garbage disposal tn sai Dr. Harrison, chairman of the board lof heattt, maid today that after = to tnvestigation the board wants es Jeamething done, so before dec dina | wnat course it will pursue, be is in fa- fring with the boerd of PIKE STREET FOURTH OF JULY he two boards may her fn the matter CELEBRATION WILL OPEN one year ago tonight, Harry Tracy, the outlaw, whose name He GUL & household word throughowt the Pacific northwest, arrived at Meadow Point suet north of Beattic and started on hie bloody march thtfuch King County. For nearty a month Shertf! Codithee and his followed the emeaped convict from one end of King county to | vor of « | public w | work tone | “We already have a great amount stint of date to begin working on,” sald he they intend to do with the salmon thd other. Tracy Committed a serien of the most atrocious murders tn si alias me 1 ae te eos date invetcrses| OF EXPERIENCE FROM/$ the history of the sinte, hitting thtes men and tnjuring others [At ap ltasing ‘of ‘the Votes tin) Pie eee ian on wane ri inet ~ Di ped from conn . i" © car lere J bs fe 5 mwoee. seers ~. + he - “ Smong the suppiica, "| A SNRAK THIEF HB ptate shot himectt after he ‘had Leen’ ab “ Loomad'ty 6 tao secured reports, statements ant{been in progress for a month past, Benak of inace aeveul friends left Selves betes the like in regard to garbage disposal in at 2 o'clock tomorrow after- hebind to speak for, the abeent ones ates orp j Aflor cacanint from che penitentiary At Ralem. Ore. June 9, 16 from the health departments of almost [Room with & parade Of the veslees jen that his particular man had) Hernard.H, Ney, a grocer who has ti Trgey, in company with hi , Merrill, ® Wi) Sinise ‘gad trees Secvignh. taloagin lcomdanensmanene the taee-hay is wines Sipihing to Go oth 1 or ougn kaa teenth avenue and |i) Whebhugton. Bherlits » de and soldiers were | aeitee tnd tree cio ave a treat|ciaes. The parade will form atthe a ~ that salomn ewes were in the fea to rapture the tmndit. Me eluded al) and he 5 ee St ee eee ee - | ~MAN-HUNT AT CENTRALIA N~ARLY CAUSES THE cg RePrbarewsn coenty he hed wensene the encot talked of eria | deal of, priate, matter furplahed by | serect and will move peompuly u-the . ; ithe however, tends tn 1 hgh stey crematory manufacturers. reet and will: move promp DEATH OF AN INOFFENSIVE CITIZEN implicate the mayor i. One of Mr, Ney's regular cus. Near Otympia he committed the mort dastardly of Die crimes. - “ ay ate ; at ep the conclusion of the parade the Fire Marehel Gardner Kelle tomers came in yesterday afternoon | MMe tok advantage of his partner, Merrill, and shot btm through the | arranged #0. that we Brie a field and track events will be held i | whe le a strong rival of the pt change for « $39 gold plece,| Mi MarkiBiiting im instantly, The outlaws had come to the concluslan where to. begin a further investiga-| o meurth avenue between Pike-and (Special to The Star.) who “were given orders to quand the piecatortal, *¥ took his money sack from | §) Wt hteape for the both of them would be imposnible. A duel war be Pins t., These will be eom- CENTRALIA, Wash, July 2—Noth-| Place Gntll daylight this morning. have inside information that makesja drawer hind the ¢ ter and eided wpon. They were armed with rife: prised in a sack race, potato Tace, # . After @hielis had departed the men| the case look bad for the city's chief} made chang: Me 414 not lock up ‘Thy stood tomethcr, back to kK and wore woned to walk ten awee- legwed race. wheelbarrow ra fig has been seen of F. fimith, who! Oe necame so convinosd that the} executive. He claims to have a Ge-| the sack, but left it on a shelf be- paces, then turn and fire Hefore he had walked his ten paces, Tracy 190-yard and 50-yard dashes. The Killed Marsha! Parsons Monday night, | fogiive murderer was inaide that they | teetive In camp who will on his re-|hind the vounter, | Beveral” stran fathad and fired on Merriit first prines for the last two ances ay In the direction of | fired twenty-five shots into the cabin.| ture give him reliable Information | gere-were in the store at the time, aldne Tracy captured the gasoline launch, “N & 8. and holding are handsome solid silver medals, ok Rivee immediately | The as to whether the mayor uses 4 fly) but no particular notice wae taken the crew under hie-riffe forced them to take him up the 1 from "Throughout the afternoon coneerts the shooting and that brought the femate of the| Of #teops to salmon eggs In pulling | of them. | The launch passed within & short @istance of the will be given at the bandstands, beldges crose the river within| cabin to the door, It proved to be] the wily trout from bie lair. A litte later Mr. N waa called tention: MeNeil's Island and Tracy wanted to which have been erected on Pike two miles of the tows and both havej Cheries Matthews, a0 old deaf man. dca cele ae aetna upataire and left the store unguard- ‘KIL ane of the quards while passing the 1 He was dissuaded by tnick i. street at the intersection of First, Ween guarded night und day since) the most harmiess man imaginable. ed. it was during hin brief absence Oak of the crew. | The Knickerbocker Hotel com-/ 2's") .*\oniva and Fourth, avenuea, within half an bowr after the murder | It was a wonder that Matthews was (Bat the money was stolen. a In @he early part of the night fost a year ago, the boat landed « pany admitted its insolvency in theiin the evening Pike street will be ecenered net killed. He didi not hear the ahoot- thief slipped into the inely Mendow Point near Ballard and Tracy started east from ¢ mt superior court, this morning, when |ablaze witth light; though no pyro= Marshal Shields thought he had) tng, but the aiaew broken by the last handful from the sack ina. aed ae| pike The potlee of Beattie and the sheriff's office were notified of Judge Tallman appointed Edmund j|technical exhibition will be given mith focated in an old catdn not far] shot cut hin the cheek and he went his i gp a nanseed, - | the arrival of the outlaw and postes were started out after him. Not Howden recetver under a $16,000/ until the following evening, : from tows last night. The cabin @as) te the goor SF popes j wail the xt morning did the sheriff receive defintte information as bond. The petition to have the af- At 8:30 cos the grand ball will ; immediately surrounded by eight men | unheard catise Inflloted the wound | creahouts fairs of the company piaced in the jcommence at Ranke's hail ~ he PaO ALLEE SAMEE ‘ij Jown Freeman th nt#’ patrolman, gave the first th hands of a © was filed by ail} rning of pode Fourth, the = lias <ciin. sedi, Miataiaselag HB mation. Me was seen by Mr. Freeman walking on the ratirond in the jite large mong them Saf H cere . nerican ucky rection of Bothell, Posses were started out after the outiaw and jtort & Oo, J. J. Haggerty and FA Tiate at night the Stree New Oniean Helena and Oregon "MELICAN MAN wae posse compored of sheriff # men and nm orlers: Tuck & Co. The lMabilities of the| will be in a state of constant tur- had arrived at Taku, China June started around the north end of Late Washingte td company are gad to be mere than) moll, to the great delight of young tae and taete. hen a rte» ae the latter lttie band who met the outlaw near Bothe 388.000, and the asnets $83,000. America. Ce ner eee Tare dak than| Sing Chin, @ Chiniman, wes or arty wan Cheries Raymond. an Kverett city detective ee The hotel corpany aaked the court | 2 canaries » seve tor Chew, where they were ta| rested in the lower. part of the city end instantly killed be the outiaw in their 4 that day |'@ give it time to settle ainicably ‘CLERKS WANT pad this mesaing Dy. Patrolman fent on July 2. In the mame Raht Deputy Sheriff Jack Williams was wounded j with it reditors, aud L. New- pe ge ge gn Alt Mt | @ charge of drunkenne The cane it was thought at the time fatally. Mr. Williams recovered, how comb, seeretary of the company, wir- men-ot-war, three transs ‘ant | ia one of the very few In the bistory | ME OFer, and te atill in the sherif® oMce ed from Portland that a well known| MORE PAY | " After t fight Tracy mixed with a pomse near Fremont and killed hetel man formerly of this city had two tenders were expected to take) of the petice department. Chinamen} . renal oh Brive M part in the maneuvers are rarely arrested in Heattle for Nei ae er a Pol an re “After thet he « ayes in the ofteres 4 to pur — tee eek ~~ oe ick ‘ Grenkenaate |@ country norih of Seattle & few days and then went acroms the in event that the petition for CHICAGO, July 2—Nineteen ‘local CITY OFFICIALS DEPART FOR CEDAR FALLS, AND |»... ay rate tol Chin was gloriously loaded and|M #emd to Port Madison where he stole a man and made him @ sort recelver should be granted. the com-| lodges of the recently formed ail- : Skagway tonight with a large crowd | creating all kinds of trouble In the |M of bedy, servan pany asked that W. C. Kerr be ap-| way clerks’ union have demanded an CITY HALL TALES AR E TOLD OUT OF SCHOOL | Berti ect th AF. Peisuage,| rentric sed dateiet whan the patree A ared at Renton where his man was tp Bolted: | ‘The creditors suggested] increase in wages of from 6 "40. 36 ‘ ikesiiieaiien a mining expert who will go down the} man found him this tnorning. Hel at Uberty, After weeks of man hunting in the sout at Sol Freidenthall or D, den-| per cent, and ten nours a day. “The ‘A party consisting of Mayor{City Comptrotier Riplinger and) > Soot Some: Mrs. B.C. Neufeider, | had beon in jail but @ short tine| {em portion of the country cy (posted the mountains an@ in the berg act in that eapactty | Clerks say: If the matter terminates - y James,| who ta on a pleasure tour, and R. M: | when friends came to th abl n eastern wha et eects vealake Dat, | of the atate met death by his own hands. The.court split the difference and) in a strike they will be joined by, Blumer, City Engineer — Thomsen, | Counctimen Murphy and Jam m frien mn he poilee ata~) appointed Mr. Bowden, who was al the freight handlers and other raile "| tion and secured his release on bail, i DUUESENURESUGRUSEEDSEDEEERESUNUBEEEEEEESEEEETEES stranger to both parties. way employes. the city| Hopking. clerk of the United Sta art, are booked for pe quietly stole away f ; k Buperintendent of Streets Walters, | Tuesday night bound for Cedar Falls district «