The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1903, Page 5

_ ' } , ‘ ' ee eso mer, a sextet Y Pies i LL ONUT DEAD BY MAGKEL MEN AL VAN ADB | Life in an | K Be DIGGING UP THE FACTS MELVILLE STONE OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, ON THE WIT« NESS STAND IN THE WOOD CASE “ 2c : _ ° en Emil Desmit Lost His aii ase ey Attempted Holdup of the Maple Fas pall etc ting on ‘ i . t and mMecut: | in Cul r \ Leat Saloon---Attacked Ban- am Selvin 008 9 solv ied x An 1 Prenm, t ‘ it not ti) nome = . 1 "i b dits and Was Murdered=--Rob- | «> rune Ow Rersied at ye ee y . he Assoctated F { Kdgur F t : The trick him. Ph he held ee Me ; " ight eee pemected him, W t te were} known that he had been a " H f ' hich " $e eat Wi h. as w h t tha Jed » . . . me " hed, "W * | ifo wan fired | | Bella through Bie * An ed Pre ' at . ig : He t a tn hold | jend . to the F . tow at antl “ a would , ‘ t | Stor tified that A ta t } re 7 r : 4 he Ris ie = ’ syed tn th nm behalf of Wood, suggesting that|sonal kr lee of the off = be : f the shoot | s vat the right He ed t . . , ' the Interur STANDARD OLL COMPANY REFUSES TO ANSWER THE QUES TIONS OF TRUSTRUSTER the front door. Th fed “yrg #4 aa . fe Batt ARFTELI 1 brain and b t a Cow . tra {ther rs ‘ es minu « was i) 1 a was/; « h ” was t« The : Rot Rup , ere? ie Marek ' MONSTER MASS MEETING IN ZION CITY WAS A FAILURE, AND prada a gaind rand yoo a} beter poole ire Mon yen nd, eae DOWIE 18 IN A BAD HOLE the new 1. This| K nr sk. Md Austin, Marl] chugs. The moat 5 f Morning the mask wore on ard Breedon and W itt Tacearates Gale <o Blain white handkerchiefs, w und | ney were playing pe lpestionsn. At | John Alexar f the ayw n vogue hats. The headavar wa rehased at| ing. Desmit eat with thr ard bn the ad Inet ent ny Zionists will ¥ the store of the Sound Clot his hands. Those cards, patton nd | ting cal fort! " the neceasit pany im Beattie, N known as “the dead m arelner. Hes sien vs go bie wu pol s nomething be the hate that might reve w behind the t on | a © theary in that the thugs! fine hole bh for the Th Of the muniérers, No ia hey are the be af he quee » that went south | |. M, & FLORA GOES ASHORE |!) war hold y the meeting a} refused . we hits, Dest just called for arda, onl of VENERABLE PRIEST IS STRICKEN WITH THE DISEASE WHILE! ON ROCKS ON DENMAN ISLE /¢!. and. so far as be Jearned,| checks, and in many Siencene cmpraee bined Keasatt and | tne i nal tes meen Sapien S. seat ADMINISTERING LAST RITES TO DYING * than $1000, eidents of Ziow heave shad Wwiceat MCOullough was the talk | men with leveled revolvers entered b (Specie! to The Star.) denerally, on the occant ‘ F FOE the two and acted an the spokes Hands up, everybody.” was the] The sa b was tant night th tal meetings similar to th ne ‘ion near Reem The kiting Desmit stopped | command af the taller thug. aéene of the murder was he pabout| BUTLER, Pa, De Six deathagphy ane, Finally, at aneariy hour) VICTORIA, B. C., Dec, 2M. M, | night, th « be vo pai rm rn, ahs Ps 4 Be work bbery. The handits fled] The men at the pool table stoppedliwo years ago by O'Day and Haw-| from the typhold scourge have ocepthia morning, while standing beatde | . ls s ity Is filled to overfiow “ ne ae . Without robbing th f theealoon,|thetr play and MeCullough and De-| thorn, who were caught and sent t Paes vr pa deathbed, he was overcome with | Fi f the Pacific squadron, | night the hall was abo will employes im the lace Stier they had ma murder. | smit rose to their feet. Maple made 4! the peintentiary. O'Day was toned, | CUrred during the Bae re # Tithe. fever Pak & ew ROMO a, ce nonin. tb: Comen,...weltioni” the enthustase ice a oth ries o yelost but Little. how an there| dive for at at Is usually Repti but Hawthorn le stilt Si lof the mont lamentable deaths ater } able at ¢ meetings. tod t ders on stores in pay rae ohiy about £0 in the saloon foand | that time Clift Maple. the same bar- | { Father Walsh, & venerable) he disease con on to apread. |, point, Denman 1 stores are Piuding them the pockets of tonter whe © : ast night, | cet priest, Stricken with the|,Many more cases were reported to fag this inorniing x grea the patrons and that in ob on ee ee ran hoe Mes tera tinged administering{day, and the host of physicians andl tier pow is high out of the water ay a Grawer White iF castees th t rites of the church to the} nurses are taxed to their utmost toloing per stern’ is submerged. No thetr cab and There are several peculiar features wae at-| ahaa @ isd Ot nn the ® f theb the suff J communication has beer ant for the past About the murder thar i t mad the bar ‘ \ Ameett for six with shore, he the ave fidence, the talk of the superst among the 1 wtart " e wife, tut had eee S048 0006-00 6-64-0-4-44646-0546-0664-600-08 ee Resktents of the southern suburbs “ i arty 19 Dowie's statement Yeaterday when t came the varminte!’? ning Mra. Desm t to the|? ’ w be rid of wt and att get b omg | 4 = for geet & loand to f 1 fuses |% ? he soveh 04 the I wat-|* The value Of hutlding permite taken out during the past # | com! are being recovered Judge Kohianat | more A yoar wan $6,360,918 . Admiral Bickford and°tt. I t this morning issued : 8 | we es ‘ The total increase fh the bank deposits for the aime length @ | the British Columbia falvag sowie shall remain in | . of time wee 64.446, 778.05 > leave this efterncon, by tra in bet- Definition Contest” edition is « | “ The bullding permit a do fot represent anywhere near @ whence they will take a sp eo a debt of $100,000 he owes his to m a t- @ hummer, it will be ready for delivery and distribution tomor- B/ ® the ren tue of the butldings to be er 4, for twe reasons: ® | cial steamer ti the scene of the Fiorn | broths Z ta ~All « He mus ¥ to row. Order one, or as many as you like, from The 8 cr &) * First, the owners wart to eecape daxat and #0 place t * | wreck | An a renult the recetvershts re re B rier on your route. This ed 2 will be sold for One Cont « * satians extremety tow secondly, the act cant of bull . The sor steamer Keeria will also} —_—_—_—_—_—_——___ecc_a454Qee = @ copy. it contains more than 1000 definitions of a kiss, Don't | * ing ariably runs from 3% ¢ per cent. above the most t awe A# Domaibie, “while | EOI he OLY REN ON TE ° ne The in vane br“benk deposits ad t to this, tote’ . —— to subside, when th will go to the = —— NEW ORLHANS, D oh * sian ” . | | wan the 2 netting cha ° hese figurew represent actual inérease in the wealth of Se. ® - [history of the cotton exchange t-i® att hich should be taken inf@ @ccount when the assess. @ WASHINGTON, D, C.. Dec. 3—The ln futures advanced 1 . s are made ° navy department has rushed the Yanke cw turing the day " la order to get nt the increase in the city's wealth, as ween © } ton to Cape Henry to ald the Mocassig © points within * by the aa it will be necessary to take the ament * Jand Adder the reading of the a« * ficures for two years. b ie real estate and personal prop- @ \ = port # erty are amecased tm alte years, The average, therefore, ® | 1 ® for the past Uo years was $6440.874, which has been shown by @ YORK ® pre tables previously published in The Sta * | | NE Cotton tus le Property is supposed to be amsemsed on a basi of 60 per ® | tures tm toe be-|@ cont. of actual valu@, Mad this been done. the aneessor should © | gere Eimer Noyes and the other | linge buoyed up by the agricultural! nave added cxmctty $E,668.007.34 to the tax duplicate this year, ® | peers ‘Sohn Waren, aaecaned, @ : LEWES, Del., Dec. 3—The Swed- reports of a short crop. The bi ® basing values on wulldtngs erected and the increase in bank de- @ penne atl pe Irak fore : and onet RAPID PROGRES BEING MADE ish ship Dharwur is hard aground es qe terrific. ‘ : ohe wal a agreneet Tube we Ai aap BEE Sa 4 |butiding, has commenced suit in the e | IN THE MCAULEY MURDER off Ocean City, M : ¥ive mnembers ITCHELL IS NOW IN FULL CHARGE OF COLOR- j YOU wee. Mr. Taxpayer, that ¢ x levy w je now erior court against Horace Jot her crew suceeded in reachini PREQMDENT miITCHE a # 12% mills on (he dotlar, could have been materially reduced had ® |Tunbar, proprietor of the hotel tol TRIAL—HE SHOT TWO MEN |shore ina boat. Eleven others anda ADO COAL STRIKE—SETTLEMENT EXPECTED $ this beem done?” What was really added was almont_ $2,000 i iecesear’ eassetiensot See cieeman) ae we | woman with two children are still om $ below this figure, which docs net take into consideration the % Jon the§round that his lease has ex- | the vensel EE x a o = i the yarns, ¢ ent property tm the cyy. pired, and also om the ground of the! The McAu y murder trial is pro- a ata i . | @ jatieged fatlure of the defendant to} TRINIDAD, Colo, Dec. 2—It is finirere anton hax organized a com Poedeese teehee ede eOeeeresesereeses-os440eeeeee0s [nomply with the terme of the agree | ening ly, Before the ad xenerally understood today that pa olan gees fos ba fying | —_—_—_— —— a | ent under which he haw been rent-|journment of court last night the | tC he mine owne ° ¥ oe Seen wal x tamer, a plasterer work? im eo bu jin he is | evidence he state wa mt tically | Mitchell and the m whers have liirs should an attempt be fm aw rea x We working The girl declares that Meister sala} ME the building. | The | plaintiffs | evidenc at een tee. ceases agreed that the operators must con-ldrive them out of town F. 3 a building at First avenue and he would ‘have her Kidneped ana {demand an order giving them poa-|ail in, but owing ~ ] cede the selection of pit bosses and] Campbell, manager of the Vindicator | 3Pt0K street. fell from # scaffold taken to San Francteco if he could |seneie® of the building, and.ash forjdn important witness tn tke case . < 0 ¢ from the ground, thia after an i $75,000 dqma Judge Rudkin, before whom ft is be- camp physicians, otherwise the| mine, has sworn out infor 1 4. ¥ no other way. Her mother m h ° held 1 burt this morning. girine will be genera) all over Cole-lagainet CG Kenalann, premdent ot and wan wertously injured. He| ee eens Yytier mother | “Mr. Dunbar’s lease hax not yet| ing tried, held nc rado. tie ral Union No. 0; Sherman Parke wee tale to Provid oe howpttal in| tried to eirt's m anda|°2? 4, and he claime that he had/ Late this afternoc however, it is Mitchell arrived yesterday after | president of District No. 1, and w. |" abulanee, where be is still in taaiee © to get into the |2” Promise from MM ver that it} thought that the opening state nent fhoon, and his entrance into the efty iF Davis, pteaident of Local t an onectous condition. It in bee house. [should be renewed upon ite expira-|of the efense will | he a“ . Heved that he suffered internal in- x tion, He has sued the Noyes es-| that considerable evi as to th was the occasion of a great ovation| No. 19, charging them with con | Mr. Kriete says he has good f h i" | neanity of the de- | to him. The miners believe that | spiracy to murder in connection with yee grounds for believing that Camile | ‘2** for performance of this alleged | alleged te: yey nr 4 } rhe identity of thie man Who Gabe. os sama cot tt vm By vl os mon. he ster Melater was arre bond 1 oe fat pe — linjunction, Inwued on the petition of |e William McLaughlin 4 James |on the « attr a track near Westin- -RIPPT “REEK a i SSSRES SHER oe " + r allowing his wife {0 OES | si Elmira Noyes, restraining the| Clark in the O. K. saloon early in| ville, Tuesday, has been established, CRIPPLE CREEK. Dec. 2—Thel ine bull pe might and'le now in the ¢ in protitution, letty council from granting @ Havor| Apri, | He has been identified by the prest- ee Pee Se eee eee license to Mr. Dunbar, aa proprietor | He is being tried for the murder of | dent of the Pontiac Brick and Tite W. E. Spear, Jobn Murphy, William Hermar - Seusaa | the Rainier-Grand, ts being ar-!| clark, but, if acquitted, will be tried | ¢ ompany, where he worked, as J, C. Vincent, Robert T. Lornas, Tom Beist na Ca |gued before Superior Judge Tall-| for killing McLaughlin | Burrows.” He had also worked on Riley, George Schmitz, Thornas | . man, this morning. — = jthe Great Northern tunnel. He had Grenier and dames Aldrich ; Ne they were being j relatives in Illinois, The body ts at Sam Dootsen, charged with sell- na AF age gee | the Bonney-Watson morgue 5 ing liquor to Tulalip Indians, and iinise tnermann whe bec tuban ap tn At first it was thought that the Archie Colina, charged with selling Janne etn Jetaute of gi bonag|YUOGE BELL GIVES RECKLESS) ad man’s tame was Shay. to Yakima Indians, were discharge: Pag he glade mm oe wow pro rence: A The jury returned “not true bilie® x Bay = Med iene ites witness ID] GUN WIELDER SMALL TERM their ca weer the asnault cane iery Sfternom anne sod Out Great Brit- = a ~% here whiskey | fair and ere rrnbexalor of nearly | the jail. He ie sure that there im] “Woward Sebree, an expresmhan tae A Soe eae eet a ad purchas the Chilean war Po aes - " 8 pure. wO.O8, was Te atterne indict PY abundant evidence to convict Mets# Iinots Central suburban hips. thus putting an end to the cir-| TBi# afternoon the grand jury hag| the grand jury for forgery im the firat PB hewiger a Bape there Agen z : killed by a Miinois Cen : peer 5 cneer th * dain is be pts }under consideration several bribery. degree ‘we = t = See re = be lig ic nmrRatEEr wags: mn ts Chil makes $0080 by the tran: cases in which Japanese bribed im-| A capias for Bialr’s arrest was Kriete says the girl, after much alo, fired shot at Thomas Kelly,| KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 3 thon | migration officers to allow their| mediately sent by an afficer to ere Bh Brine He orig R= | State Senator Jesse Jewell surren sale seit countrywomen to enter this country. | } tal, where Blair te il. If he dsl faq been oriminally intimate with ¢@ ‘plumber, as the latter passed him] dered today to answer to the charge | The bribes were given in the pres-|too iil to bring to Jail, he will be al-| foc. the tirat wt waving toeh of soliciting $2.00 bribe for him ence of concealed witnesses, and it|iowed to remain under conatructive ar.| Mee ee cena ie iat mre: fomethe street, and who wan charged| self and two other senators to vote secede is believed that clear cases will be| rest ai the hospital eee ewe on the night of Novem. (With assault with intent to murder,| against the baking powder trust bill made out against the Japane |The Blow estate embeastoment’ of | ber ti. | pleaded guilty in the superior court,| He pleaded not guilty and was re WILKESBARRE, Pa. Dec. %—An his morning Indian cases took up | py ie hives the sen OT atl crite this morning, to assault and bat-| leased under bonds, explosion of gas wrecked the interfor the time of the grand furore, Deere tor Ce Grane Sort Deeticne: | che eat nee che ack wah, seaitel ery. by conaint- Of the state, Se ed of Pennsylvania colliery No. 14 thie ene abe [ments of $900.00 are alleged to have| against Meister before was that she[ WA sentenced by Superior Judge | morning. killing « boy driver and per- SILVER CONVICTED | Vooi ste trom Dice eather oe | Rete we would do, her harim Ie ahs | Bell to One year In the county Jail han injuring thre Tamara mers ne ant Hungarians disobeyed or- Philadetpt | got him or Camfle into trouble |r t = > 4 . ortly after the rest of the ders and walked into a gas pocket as |. inv Sax ScaTicacd inthe we We Wen aguitae aborts atten ihe" -areeat ote! YQ MARU IN PORT asl ae ‘or endeavoring to quench the! perior court this morning by a su & Arctic Ratiway com-| 4: Julia'to Idad a lite of sham: raging thirst of some of Uncle Sam’s|perior court jury on a charg damages resulting from| and after the girl's mother had for NORFOLK, Va., Dec. 2—-A terrific] Tne Manufacturers’ Association red-skinned wards, eight men have! buying from ©. Rupprecht two bic f the defendant com-|pade her leaving the hatise or hav | The N. Y, K. lyo Maru arrived from storm is raging off the Atlantic coast] held its regular meeting in the to face & jury In the United Staten cies which he-knew had been stolen arry his goods ome th “ ore to do with Meister is Orient this afternoon, with a cargo "ARIS, Dec. 3.—The Nationatiat | today The government submarine | rooms of the Chamber of Commerce court. The federal grand jury this! Rupprecht, who is now serving a paws, many years aggrie| the house wa tered one night b: 200 tone of ailke, ‘matting. and'perty this afternoon sent a protest | torpedo boat Moccasin tx in distress’ this morning. ‘Tide land. lacatlons Morning returned indictments for| duyw tence for the theft, tu trial ber hae >” | ane Ouse’ Re onveres ie iy 4 Oey ae eee ba ties off sho Submarine boat fer manufacturing sites were dis- i ' heft, turned jon trial before Federal Judge Man-tsome one and ar Spt made to! curios. The value of her cargo t« $33,- against the re ng of the Dreyfus | thr f f id ing whiskey to Indians, against state's evidence. }tord, today Gntie -benitn tae ia. Sane ' Adder is standing by, ap itly under cussed.