The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1903, Page 1

Birtlepe ap te. Am, ONE CENT | MURDERED HIS WIFE INDIAN, CRAZED WITH DRINK, BEAT ' SEATT. HIS SQUAW INSENSIBLE WITH HIS FISTS, AND THEN FINISHED HIS MURDEROUS ASSAULT WITH AN AXE | Spevial to The Star) J For near “ f » o Tacokt t Juck vkalem . young &_w.Jety ed Biwaah Indian, | daughter remained he dingy, one A hin wife, Annie skalom, | room shanty with the murdered OH the Puyallup reserva t Shout noon, cither by the N v k yesterday morning fists or with an ax or ation c ow me reached the shor ‘The dead # face and chest were “k Deputy Beaten into a pulp, evidently by th Lane placed the | Man's fists. but over the left eve was Bdeep cash. made by a blunt-edged pcape, | aol OF A Atick . The crime Pude shanty « mM wood. af the coup! the Indian , her parents drove home (r fm their bugxy Mary Smokaiem. Bhat her parents o din BULL TO. TAKE A HAND In THE FAR EAST IS NOW CONSIDERED ALMOST A CER . mage ee. SIGNIFICANT MOVE IS MADE BY BRITISH WASHINGTON, MONDAY is a general & * that war in the far tain #4 marked activity around | admiralty offices, and it in believed IRTSMOUTH. Ragland, Dec. 2. [today there ( advfiralty goday Yaued a re- | total cir that all reserve men notify it }is ater names and the address from | There ¥ can be summoned for ac- | the war and ‘tive wery by telegraph. This ac- [in diplomatic ctretes o fe considered significant in view [that the British government will | i Pathe far eastern crisis. A special |take a hand fn the mixup Tokyo advices are to the effect | foreten office has | received advance information as to what Russia will reply to Japan's} RA CERTAINTY lant note, and that thie repty will be| —As a result of [of such a naturé o# to make war) receipt y pel vate dixpatehes here | th. ey | that the Japanese arrived today from St burg with. wnpertant dis- for the Russian ambassador. 9 The death let _ station, where westbound train | should have stop; ders to wait for pase at Oakdale F ders were chan, reomtved them at 22 KILLED Death List + Reeling from the Perre Marquette Railroad! Disaster Increases GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dee. 2 resulting from the train disaster on the Pere Marquette rallroad, Saturday night, has now reached Thirty-elght persons ided ° urred six mit and received or: (hound trate, scheduled to The trains wer © hetp the eaxt ing place at + [train recetved the new orders, ana thhe westbound train was to have | MoCords, but pasned that station without stopping. the signe! Kents having been Diown “The treme were @ath going at « apeed They met with rash. The engines, bag Rage care ond first coaches of each Fair! were cunspletely demotiahed A Witesard was raging at the time and great difficulty was encountered in lovking after the injured. The complete fat of dead follows |. Mr, and Mrs. L. J. Baldwin, Multi | ken, Mich: Louis Baldwin, their so Mulliken: Lester Williams, Lanatne | Mich.; Mr. Daisy Lowell Mich.: Burt Myers, Grandville or | Lake Odeasa, Mich.; Walter Jordan Grand Rapids; Joseph Hulm (cot ored), Windsor, Ontario: Aurwn 1 Detroit roit, eng rand ; William Heimrtch ait ae —o cxegemen, FM. i, Purr Oak TH? weer or Portland, Mich. Allen HM. Wells, 5 = Rig Rapids, Mich.” Prank W § BENS, FRANKLIN'S HOUSB IN LONDON . ie — Rag ids; George P a detroit, American expres Among the more fecent finds ofstreet, Strand, and is now known as | Coykendall, Lake "Sheen gta relic hunters in London isthe Franklin hotel. The Society of [A F May, carpenter, Gr Rouse occupied by BenjamipArts have placed & brass tabiet Peterson (or Thompesr fous Bracks daring his residence in theon the building, setting forth Ite |city, lowa; one unidentified rar Tt is Craver claim to fame. Britieh capital. . { astronomical, ps wcieal, and kin-| high school butlding of t ity today | | to attend the forty-third annual | | ing of American Association the Advancement of Science. The vention wit! hold daily semsions for the i \ rest of the week. Today being the opening day, was given up to a Grosses of welcome. orning ~ AUPAED , BIG INCENDIARY FIRE CAU! 960000 LOSS IN ILLINOIS | and afternoon se 4 aasoclation held pany's the | Philippines. ‘Thy are Chinene. AATES ME = |T0 SLEEP IN LAND OF HIS FATHER: mammoth freighte mut, Captain Smith, sa morning for Jw passengers, the majority A part of tt 000 tons of war de mut's hay, grain and oats for the partment in the Philippines rgo consists of The LS Star € DECEMBE , 1903 ABSOLUTELY OUT OF POLITICS 129 POUND FEATHERWEIGHTS TO MEET FOR TITLE (Special to The Star) { PRANCISCO, Dee 2 { the Marquis of Queens ie of legitimat Har and Maddie | weight char Jat Mechantew They will w at 6 o'dock, w pounds pion, in whig | Aaa thee Rarbadoer “b y what Wan at 133 p consider A call elther of ts past the underst ~ weights follow the history ng list of me yet | GOOD SPORT LOOKED FOR ~~ INVINTERNATIONAL RAGES .- | | | | {\ The Stmwmut carrier the “ | PRORIA, Ul, Dew. %--Pire par- he was known in Sealtie, back to] KALAMAZ& Mich. I fe . China for interment. The body will | Another year like that of last season | Placer % tially destroyed the elevator of the bh J I\Se ocompanied by the widow and land ie yachting will receive a werl- | (ard sumer oa eid a8 -W < three children, who in the future will | ou, potback, The history the rene i P { Corning distillery this morning. It make their home in China | ce tek Gnihie a more’ @ icateeelin ton “bomke . tt } Chock Chin Den was a wealthy |"? a thas th 1 oa ee " 1 t | is thought that the biase was of ‘a eke wien © . pointing Reason than that nt, knows Erie nome of her Seattle interests io m ow r 7 jame ev went wi » . cendiery origin. The loss ix estimat- ——e some of hee Seattle intereatn Joking forward to better timer. Neste a i ii €9 at 350,000, On January 18 freight rates agents. lpreparing for # great season, and/|t r p Prone 4 i pe tricnca conunodities will be increased the interr ational race sche 0 ed to | tie mutional | champtor Of 17% per cent on ake, place anuary, on Gull lake in the world's ¢ rears ta. the eastern roads oon WILL RECOVER under ite with ood f 1 wot ‘ reat Northern, Canadian Pweific, include bringing here the fastest rma al race Rs SE. /ON Gites, Pacific und Burlington have| Victor Waest, a young man who| yachts In the coubtry, in one grand | inels a also agreed upon the advances. The | was struck by a car yesterday morn-|tert of apeed. Entries have been am First race-—International char / , railroad officials justify the increase Sr th avenue and Pike |wured from Red Bank, N. J; Madi-| plonmhip (Stuart soll _ i on the gorunds that “wages, supplies et, is reported as being tn son, Win Minneap "Mir . best th Ave rs BY. LOUIS, Dec. @.—Scientinta from) and, in fact, everything have been ch Improved condition at the Se | Kingston, london and Te to, | to ¢ clas - all parts of the country—representing| «steadily advaneing for years while General hospital It was! Car troit, and Muskeg Mier lecond A gh re ‘ ai, geological, mathematical. | railroad rates have declined rather! thought at first that a practure of | and 40, Ohio ' t oes advanced.” the skull had been sustained. Gull lake is admirably adapted for! best three ir @ugimesring, botanical, microsedpical, thar distance 30 and othe The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News 25 CENTS PER MONTH Sons | TOO BOSTON WS BEAT ya | ; r J a ARRESTED UP-TOWN GAMBLERS, WHO “SQUEAL- | = f )” AT HEADQUARTERS—THEREUPON CHIEF SULLIVAN SUSPENDED THE PATROLMAN IN- DEFINITELY ON A CHARGE OF DRUNKEN. won sp SPORT | NESS, WHICH IS DENIED—SCANDAL RESUL | | that he would not promec Jock M nd Tom sharks wacet he Ui?h econeiuded to let the m Bo ' «x thehte but ered them t ome , ne matter at bi yore € he tromped up charge of | He repor elnimy to have | tern and loves. wemnen top war | Bulitvan agreement with Reha we unk at the tt and was not interfering with gambling he her and Joe Grim have! story has that Wileom wotbeit-| it being th mecuting attorney's a , age To rounds in| 4 & Heide of $0 tre prietore | provi | - ot columbia beer Wall for wtlowing | Both the je which | t 2 wr y ir 1 Hugo Kelly of Chica-{ ly Interte Ko, are billed t before the Mis he hear Athiot ab, of # as City district where open u tter part of th ont been tolerated by |. ‘The fact that } or We ' 4 an of vention in aternath aven At that ra iging much surprise among | him t best, “and a * | biter, wW p eeetiiot | week “GYM” DIRECTOR MEET PRINCETON N, J. Dex { the Bociety of Coll cntertaiead thin, grant H Hirector of the gymnasium tvermity ture of the m pening cymnasiom, wh ont and beet equips Kind In the eountry INTERCOLLEGIATE | CHESS MATCH NEWYORK, Dec. & tournament for the «heme oghem plonah' Calan tn eontir The annwel | Intereollegiate today at school and hureday. ‘The { teams of four « Yale, Harvard. cach repr ton and ¢ in. All of the ” thin year made up large * material and, as a consequence, t of the tournament is a mat or of wide apeculation HURT IN COLLISION & resalt Of a colliaiin between a Seattle cur t the corner ‘Moung Corbett” and Eddie Hanlon will weight” championship in San Francisco tomorrow, at 129 pounds at 6 p. m.—News Item . fiouda Rer cargo at the Oriental dock, \after which she will be surveyed in . Ttain the extent of dam- fight for the “feather- They will weigh in U the oar ntaily injured | other jpanne only enc hurt by jumping when th impending danger. Quigley is not ; ained while in the waters seriously hurt, although he is suf: Bering sea, |fering @ great deal. Hix leg is | bruised and he is badly whaker up KATIc CAN'T BE A GOOD GIRL sweet 16 y Detective L/ TTLE HAPPE: NINGS But Brewing Company Claims To Be His Partner and Now Kate Stewart. and Wants a Receiver Appointed for the Bismarck Cafe ed district Jast night girl was arrested some tim ng & Malting the appointn The Seattje Brew a receiver. f Binmarck Wilttarr ‘ | The matter ught up be aske the lfore the prosecuting attorney, aud an vext Baturday on the ground that effort made t her beyond the wen Was vio an agreement whieb| reach of evil ¢ none. naid to have entered into to buy eo beer from the cort which | taima to have backed him by inv TO UNIONIZE ng $4.00 in the cafe On this condition hands of Dete rested by Patral Brewing & Maiting company’s beer | elly ' " r nd put in a Spokane brew, but tn-| ——— |11 pie ad, each welihing tintw that he te In no way accountable] 5 xwiron, ghia Dec front trying to sell them and could | 1 He claims that the sou | SPoume to, the nl ; renge wae | reanized Iabpr | poe hem m bought - im, and that the company canis e |that the lead was ston from the | hold notes, which he is prepared yee he Puget M ompany, At Port Lud-| to pay at any time ae 0e ee low 1 i will he held unti The application for the receivership “ labor farces of advices a a from that place.|in the outgrowth of t payeott of i." Shope Stectivey c 8. Murphy and A, 8 Shar the Western Central Labor union on re held at police headquarters prnd- | Seattio Brewink & Malting ~ ng an tr gation, It was report # beer. It is alleged by th Employes of the Great Northern for } «| ANN ARBOR, Mich, Deo: 8.—Neare Ratiway Company in ly 800 distinguished educators were attle and sur gathered in Sarah Carwell Anget! hail oy. Be - jof the University of Michigan this ae a Wright, of 1627 Ninth ay afternoon at the opening of the annual es aegis ‘an a anlaeeie Gh meeting of the Modern Language As- \eerse of @ Chrhcne terday evening atter sociation of America, Beginning to- the Futler hote Mr on re-pbath, He left bis trouse morrow ning the sessions of the }tires from the company's service | bath room and found the | axsootn will be transferred to De= Sanuary 1 {the pock sing Ww trolt, In order net to confilet with the ety cmehio ‘Valencia. .Cagtain | turned | meeting of the Michigan State ann, sailed’ last night for Skagway! The ate f the ¢ lation, beginning tere Navigation southeastern Alaska ports. eT