The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1903, Page 5

INMANY STREETS |TTENPT ~ — ireatest Street Car Strike in Chicago’s| r : ° History Started---Traffic Is Paralyzed } and Property Destroyed By Angry a Mobs CHICAGO, Nov, 1 Pr Sait one man was so badty hurt that he 1. The « had passed outside, The 4 that h had had ¢ annour tall at the barns at 4 step off the train oon then greeted with a storm of mis- : Stone sauna sites b ryghony sre alee ‘Thr sing managed to we el WD ep el ee the storm, but the other three crews| tage Grove avenue, stopped a oar ———e* ee ew off and beat ped the ved ashed the Jand pulled the er to} them, and then t and abandoned thelr care and fie the barns with bleeding wounds. | ~ RECIPROCITY BILL NOW IN CONGRESS THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS— ' NEW WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov, 12—| cent lower basis than on, the Imports untry toreigy re on military | f pee Seeene commen Also that no Cuban sugar shall affairs today decided ot hold a pubd-|y. aa Sat h than « 20 per fie meeting Thursday to hear any | cent. differential, and no reductions objectors to the confirmation of the | from the regular tartff shall be a appointment of General Leonard | lowed any other foreign country on Wood as major general. Estes G. | Sugar. will be one of the wit-| It provides, that nothing ~ and Hanna {therein contai 1 be construed as an admission on the part of the morning re:jhouse of representatives that cus he nomination | toms duties can be changed other be assistant | Wise than by the act of congress, | originating tn said how Alao the nmular fees are Importations fra ba must remain the same as with Te Hewes, ena will be present ‘The committee this ported favorably on of General Oliver to gecretary of war. ‘The senate adiourns until Monday. | ' Rathbone { s tor Burton held «a conferen with President Roosevelt today. He|#!l_ other foreign countries. Delleves @ river and harbor appro-| The ways and means committee priation will be passed this year. spect tor lorrow eam 10 « o HI one. je © bi expects to reg ‘cen sarge taro favorably to the he In the after WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 12.— | PO The comn on rule Jexpected to grant a tative Payne, chairman of | ing all the amendment pmanitter, to-lvent a rider frorr differential on refim rule pr abolishing the 4 sugar Represe the ways and means day introduced « bill to carry into effect the con vention between Cuba | rane signed last December. |NEW COMMITTEE NAMED at whenever the presi-| WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 . dent shall ts Cannon today announ the new dence that ¢ making provision | ways and means comn which w to give ¢ ct of the treaty.|at once begin consideration of th he Is auth ¢ m procla- | ¢ reciprocity bill. Th ~ tte-| matiqn he has re-|; members are: Sar } seived such ¢ e and on the| aon, of Indiana, who suce 10th day of the month thereafter it| Steele, ax the latter failed vides | tion: Henry & Boutell free | ceeding Albert J. Me ath. _-—— - -—— per (Continued on Page Three.) * effective. It also pr imitte in. Al on a AMERICA COLON, Nov », witteh of { ROS v. 12 Wwhoee seating in t the American Federat yeute y the br ery . this’ morning wea The case of the delegates of the Bakers and Con fectioners’ Union was settled by be ing laid an the table, thus pr fy refusing recognition. A motion sued recommending all affili pay at least aten troops to Cartagena, has returned itement wasland reports that the popujace at i] St. Louis, who! Baranquilia is furious against Amer- | lution regarding thelica. A thousand troops wanted to se, in which he said we embark for the isthmus, but they , o open shop is the same were refused trans, i ~ ne en ae 8 THE PANAMA COLOMBIA SITUATION SONNY, OLD ¢ ro HURT Yot UNCLE 8AM: “CO ME ALONG, ARAMBA OVER | CHIEF OF POLICE OUSTEO As| | RESULT OF STAND TAKEN By| 4/4. 1 gs cgi TOPEKA NEWSPAPER SS ee loos will r $30,000. Trainmen Caught in Big Wreck\” cet ee apecaged on the L. & N.-=-Bodies Hore |. sever seve ax 0 : CY KILL FL) crease ora BIG FIRE. ribly Mangled and Burn- ed in’ Wreckage fottowing the of ne of gambling in Topeka paper were made to appear in NEW Nov, 12,—Six ) tre g ofjcourt and, under oath, state the » injured tr HOPE Ky which the expose was based. n the Louls-| One of the trains was a double] ets or ud at Ti-| head It was running full speed ford’s awitch,@ear b this morn-| when it crashed head-on into. th ing. oth Th three eng The Dead care were demolished m the track other Mark Cannon, « Edward Stury Moreland Grav John Reynolds. John Leach. j William Lyden. Injured Reid Hum brakeman, fatally. . John Wink le The acciden ult of a colliat betw wo heavy freight FIRST PUBLIC CONSISTORY SINCE ELEVATION OF mus} XK DID HE FIND Him? BETRAY THEMSELVES WHILE OF KING OF SPAIN ®..5°.. TRILL J. A. INK ‘Would-be Assassin Lay in Wait for Him and Sent a Rifle Ball into His Back-- Wealthy Widow Mixed Up in Affair-~ Nink’s Condition Critical ried man. Only a few by down from are before be vsh he was A. Nink, @ solicitor in the em wf the Mutual Life Insurer John _ ranted « divorce from bis wife, Mary fatally wounded on the sidewalk at] with whom he had not lived for tea ' nd a and Unton | yrtly after 1 o'clock thi nk’s divorce mult had pends Yink, who is now in # p cars, and he was in the habit nd t Provide hy ealy and In p acum a that the shot was fired by | that re f his ine a were ha rifle, who slipped up be-| moving mn and eurth prevent nd gave him no warning him from obtaining his freedom in ore ) into the Munger | der that he might marr 4 profusely from a bul-| ‘The divorce was one of the large o k near the right] number granted by the superior court p «| at a wp nession last evening, the | a that the assas-| Att tt represent+ | 4 P word of warn-| ed was granted by, | Dr. " Jor were | the city before starting for hin apart- it “ 4 ma » wt 114 rd avenue, and ap- h He hs tal this made the wan i ean t © man and |lowed to talk more t dinturbed, 5 y r later and i ww kiyn be was wan still the time | k w of persons saw Minit & note naw his would-be ansan- | « t 8 She ix th him to halt. ‘The come ' k formerly secre- | mand was not heeded and Brown fired the 8 Brewing & Maiting | two shots, neither of which took ef- en believed by | fect. Then the fugitive disappeared tien that they wer street and was lost right of t ! x darkness of the old University ja first wif grounds | Mrs. # # relatives been | Nink ie a German about SB years of | moving t 1 nt} age, and has lived in Seattle several B * sad a y When he first came here he Mrs. Kirschner. Nink him posed as @ German count, and it is t reveng ewan t naid still claims to be of noble lineage. the erie : t that He is well known among the German- from 1 scouts all theories of | An of the city, principally on highw | account of the notoriety that resulted Unt night, Nink was a mar-| from his wooing Mrs. Kirschner, WHAT MPS. IRSCHMER SAYS attempt- (Jected almost as strongly to any mare whom |Fiage between Mrs Kirschner and I une ex. | Nink as have the Hemrichs, inasmuch 1 eno Nink, as Mra. Kirschner’s husband, that Mr Staion 1 be able to exer @ strong i Could Wan | voting power in the stockholders’ mee ings Nink has lived in Seattle about five He formerly lived in Dubuque, 1 coming here represented yearn nae ae > himeelf to be Count Von Elta of Ptapeie tani wey mall many. There is a noble German fam- Near ene ne night obe intended {2% of that name, it te trys, but the Sarl rs Germans of Seattle, as a rule, merely laugh at Nink’s claim. 4 Blar reporter, whom that Nink 4 hi fw get him out a by her re rprised 4 by Nink has long been a prominent fig- ure on the streets here, owing to his tric mode of dressing. He habit- ually wears a black frock coat, pearly- gray or black tro est cut to the very Itmit of nd a whit tives. red greatly that she knew that bun |" ahirt {0 the bosom of which -gittte | Pomaibte bumerous diamond studs. A as de-| "MY, folks never liked Nink.” she) sie'a finishing touch to his appears The “ about my ha bogie oa has long been in the habit of arepetty : senting German beer saloons and king heavily, and has a habit of ae oe ing into frequent brawis, although Te plone and [Re Bas never had serious trouble, and has generally come off second best in all such encounters. When seen by a Star man this morn- ing, Burton B. Bennett, Nink’s attor- ney who represented him in the di- voree case just ended, stated that he on no | "When asked what her theory f the} .~ en Soe id not understand why his client ™, moments before answering. | should have been shot. When asked if he thought the shooting was the result of the judgment in the divorce p netted last night, he said that i could not have been that; that Nink must have been held up. that Mr. Nink had emies, and surely none who attempt his life frat I thought it might { mistaken identity, and | might have recet a | <2" HE WANTED have Senue =| HIS GIAL such a public r, there seemed to It migh I have 4 ACTOR DUHDUA BROKE IN A am just pers. things happ: at sea in the matter as ~ DOOR TO FIND HER Kirschner is a middle-aged eee with a pleasant face and tron-| Saad Duhdua, who fs an actor in as been a widow for of jmits tha t Mr.|one of the local variety theaters, was s vi her frequently, and : ‘cate hing cory high, |fined $15 and costs in Police Judge ses to say whether or not| George's court this morning on the re a ge of Wanton destruction of prop- . ase broughtggorth the testimony kh Duhdus hadWormerly been the es nour of Mabel Daly, a variety st his sult was pending actress who is also working below ers deceased husband | the line. She “quit” Duhdua and went tof the Beattie Brewing |to room with a friend at the Detrolt hotel, mM Se managed by Thomas Wihser at nue. Dubdua followed from { his 4 EXPERIMENTING WITH EX- Cie ‘h Wavtanter We | «conferred bate he t ck of the cor-| th hotel, and during the iy h a 1 t ow 11 years of |} It is said that the | tempo of the girl who oc- PLOSIVES—-SEVERAL HURT ecsdiamis bey Ba 4 “i se, | ot yg od w ne of the largest, If| cupind the room, knocked at the door ee andiaay. ne vir Monee bon, and A an th geat, Individual stockholders | and dem J admittance. This the lee ieee ats tll ome 1 by hin M I bride of I re] in the conipany and recelves from that | girl refused, and the actor proceeded aa, CONS . i wey rr t n $800 an © break the door down. PHILADELP" a, N 6 » and has not returne «| r f norm, ¢ hter of the Arch. | source an income of between $80 and) t ke AFORE alates thik Ceca ee ae ie After Uh foonen Admtrin and be» month, | “pundua was committed to gail, but led the police to a room, where six] still in the room, undiatur The . it A he ta tt r « Span It is sald that th wing company! was subsequently taken out by an men were arrested. They are be-! tani ‘tears that ber f r has p Bour ff Woeatr & monarct officialx and larger stockholders ob- actor friend, who paid his fine, § THE BIGGEST ONE CENT PAPER IN NORTHWEST 5 a