The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1904, Page 1

ONE CENT THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE | - THAT DARES TO PRINT THE K2WS Warmer Thursday; fresh west winds, « seh esseinoke ecccotooess: oe _Tonight and Thureday—Fair: light frost tonight. - CENTS PER MONTH DAY, APRIL 6, 1904 VOL. 6. NO. 39 \JAPS DESTROY A sH?H WLS BURNED RUSSIAN TOWN "5! "ONE TQ DEATH NIGHT EDITION E SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNE: ceemnici nsssilaaisioaa iii j ney-Watson chapel this morning, | Yongampo Devastated and/HILLMAN = 29Seoe05 aaa vic Se tan is mle ape edbefor an Asset was (By Boripns News Ass'n.) Ne reached, He was restrained then GAN FRANCISCO, April 6—Ha Bolce, co ment of the | 2 2 but just before the car stopped at| Book Lovers’ Magazine, was a passenger on a liner from Korea to- | VERELY INJURED IN A NEW YORK FIRE ; wrong side and was ground to death commercial point of view. He has come r he to observe the ry. Speaking : e under the wheels of the milk train. effeet of the war on the trade of Japan with this Vv There were no guard gates on t | abovt oe tions in the far east h waid ; | mies arned not to ride on the platforms | ®neRe will soon be muperior tx the markets. They plan to make Ja MOUNT VERNON, N. ¥ F —_ warned not to ride on the platforms | sess ee be thor ke ke J MOUNT VERNON, N, Y¥,, April 6 morn nd ge others were ser ‘ ions lost their lives and) "7," Yona or was fatally burned in a fire| NATHAN FREY, shoe dealer, ang Columbia hall, «| his three children ing early this BE , DBERID is her dream. There is little ing On in Japan ‘4 e on all tratna, i, f Skirmish Righteon workingmen, | through —_—_ Sop gh cae their assignee, Frank Hall, have b m assengers Koren ‘re port that . t gun suit against Clarence D. Hill KELLOGG na SNe, Danacngers from Korea re port that a Japanese crulaeh was out man, the real estate man, for aggre There was Hitle war excitement at's ny of the ports story frame bul a maid of $3,236.50, which they have been swindled ——y gate damage they all 4 Bpok out of j Auburn, Biack Diam oa (By Scripps News Ass'n.) The complaint, which was filed to wa tng of hundreds Hving in this aft noon, charges that the t e ot joneer square ST. PETERSBURG, April 6.—General Kouropatkin, In an offle | OUN fer wore drawn into the al ge ter the fender. AGO WILL WN = - ~ | t keep cial report, states that another sharp skirmish has taken place be- |!eeed swindling game through an Wampum, = | tween the Japs and Ru advertisement in a local afternoon! Fire Marshal Kelloee yesterday pent the san ae wand of ans near Wiju. He says that the Jape lest | paper, which offered work to c®r~| notiogs to owners of hotels, ask =| MUKDEN, April 6.—The Russians som: Gpaeent tis anon penters, bullders, reand other/ them why they have not complied | ¥ routed a band of Char sae tenetna ¢ tae five officers killed and sevral wounded. The Russian casualties | workmen. They assert that upon) with his tmstructions ¢ © fron) south ef the Trans-Siberian ra to se the b § me tu 41 ir build | The dries the delay they is lost ten killed and al members were forced to ate J | twemty wounded. The Kussians jost have shown tn the matter and ©8Y® | 1) 66 wounded, that he will arrest any owner who re- | answertng the advertisement they were several men wounded, but none killed. were promised work for periods of from six months to @ year at good dition that they would pen y ach buy a lot in the Hillman tract : —— ne | 66 a ’ Kashtalinski, whe is stationed near Turnechen island, off Matturza, |at Garden City, making & cawh pay-| oy that they have already fitted TRIKE IS HELL Dowd of grand each ment on the same in such an amount} t), utiathiin wit n ladders that Robber Saee sealer Mammeotre not far from Wiju ad ther coudé afferd, and allowing 4| neva teen anot oa oe B gpesc ry pc habaeekaniek sameies Sona sense] monthly payment to be taken cut/thoritics and believe It unust to be| WASHINGTON, D.C, April 6—) sagem ae PAL ELECTION of their salaries fdr the install-| compelled to go to the added expenne | Bishop Spalding. member of the late. «rand chief of recor ried through Kouropatkin states that the news of the battle came from General fuses to make the required change im a attest mediat IMPORTANT QUESTION DECIDED AT YESTERDAY'S MUNICI- { Tacoma, The Russians were the aggressors, the volunteers making the at- ments | of replacing them with the tron stair | anthmelte strike commission tack as soon ae the Cossack scouts had reported that the Japanese [mn ew iciete aay theme wae gd appeared bet , terms were agreed upon be | The ordinance compelling bulldinbs | toe om inter were in the vicinity. tke hotels to be provided wt Foss bit rupport of the their ansiety to obtain work, and| ie Doles oe nneed arbi CHICAGO, April 6-~The Repub- | however, centered in the vote on prec kin also reports officially that the Japanese have plun- | that each made cash payments in a Senar ater oaverel hate tration trib. id 8 # elected 18 aldermen, the Dem-| posed municipal ownership of th@ Jarge 2 eum as they coul@ command.! ty6m the seattle, had Just war ie hell” could well be bre te 16 and one Independent Re-| street railways. On this proposition dered and devastated the settlement of Yongampo, in the northwest: [and that they signed contract# for! iron iadders on their buildings, Mr. | Up t® date to read “strike is y ¢lection. | the vote stood 162,434 for the propose the purchase of the lots by install - that the ordinance ts ae amend 4 t council was composed of 36) tion and 20,104 against; on the prope ern part of Korea. This was a Russian town and the Inhabitants fled jments, the land to revert te the ry and that the changes, al- | Republicans, Democrats, one In- osition that the city should at Hillman people in case they failed they may seem unreasonable ndent Democrat and one Social-| take over the street railways ti in terror when they heard that the Japs were moving on the town, [to make the payments, After nd expensive, are needed, even if they THOUGHT HE t. The new council will be formed | its control the vote stood 120,744 forg contracts were signed, they allege, | are instruments! at some time in say~ of % Republicans, 31 Democrats, two| 60,543 agains! Kouro an in yesterday's « After pillaging it the Jape put the place to the torch and left It In ltney were either dincharged from |! but one human life WAS CHASED - de tents, one of whom is al Thy n of temporary licensing of Sas! | os —- pte } og —. ot | (Special to The Star.) | Democrat and the other a Repubiie-| street railways oe such nn m the wo 1 ad been n, and one Socialist city is prepared to take Prominnd, ‘neither coult they. wet| COLLEGE MAN Se EEE am The chief interest in the election, | over, was also decided favorably back the money they had put up on} IN PRISON yesterday afternoon that he was be a the purchase of the lot. j pe nob of men who noon ' ” W. Murtin, a member of the Grand abil ewer aie ye a, ton report ont Army of the Republic, is one of the the heme of @ wom on Mast Jet-| = loade lum | plaintiffs and quite an old mon. He y Guia aeriee ond eoeahe “retene| Tay } rays he was promised work as fore- : there, Detective Byrnes and Ker ou man; that he paid down $25 on a :. a aa skeen. dio ean end FI a lot G> Re to ebiate work at 06 per : him to the police station. There he| @ay, but that as soom as he had > # brotie Gown and wept enying t atl , CooENEy. called’ bin "tage SIGNED TREAT} helmer” and that he objected to the } name, (hy Berivps News Ass’nd Wellons te a colored man well) wiertNGTON, April &—Recretary A crowd ft signed the contract he was given to known on the streets oll sek" caxa tesesster Guneaita thie meett 7 gs es understand that there was 1 ARIA |for him He says he made an at- DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN TURKEY AND BULG. temapt to get his money. back, but could not, and that he thereupon took the matter to the Grand Army work | MAY CEASE ANY MOMENT ——_— of the Republic, who went in com- ye ae se Pike a DeRAN Ing uigned the treaty for the extrad mittee to Mr. Hillman and tried hee ged ie pose reed . <| om ot criminals to and from Cuba (By Scripps News Ass'n.) to get a settioment. Murlin says ; nt Lapel = = he hagas (A ~ ie st and the United States. 1. [he was offered $10 in sattlement eh naa ne hough har - mNN. 4) &~The Sofia corre-| from Sofia to the effect that the Bu | ene he attracts a great deal of at-| NEW PACKING COMPANY VIENNA, Apr The Sofia MAYOR CAMPBELL WAS KNIFED BY THE REPUBLICANS AN® A. Lee, a colored carpenter, who} spondent of th Tagenatt ee fos poy Piay taunt soa on cannot read or write, claims to have poor © mes & “A activne Rod ¥ HOQUIAM, April 4—The Hoquiam pe Gene ee wot speek wae cops to the frontier. | paid $25 in the same manner and) agin, ¢ [ho aeniacamaetel. ray Ceo He oor enggeny pe HE WENT DOWN TO DEFEAT ‘ garian agreement is not signed Myecn| Bulgaria will meet such actions by |that he found upon returning home| terday. with Do cayone pms ~~ P= Bulgaria are Hable to be| an increase in the frontier guards and | that he had been given a r pt for} 4 a bn 1 bee the a tor 3 a large broken off at any moment. j with —_ weg J Lace re wont ee “i i. ‘ ae i - ox i oun tion is extremely grave) ready for any hostile j james McNeny is attorney for the ~n portoes W. W. ie nto wit J FR a eee yoo he dispatches sent of Turkey. plaintiffs ® ie oity (Special to The Star) {for the Increase of the salaries a ELECTED TEACHERS |x SSPE EE" SEE ee AIS OWN among them « 1 kn the heads of departments under th@ T men TACOMA, Apr 6—George P.) city we rn wnt A BIG IME e. pe scalpel Wright. was clested. maywe. of this| CTY, Sovetnneant: was turee® Ge Non ncatcrday Dyn majority of 61,| BY the People by a decisive majority. _—, . i Boom for Miles | The total vote. received by Mr.) 7Th¢ #@ministration favored the augurated yesterday on the M G. N. Adams was identified Mon-| The dedication ofthe new hall of Wriah 4209. His ceieeait amendment and the Democrats drona park car line, which makes day at the Walla Walla penitentiary] the Improved Order of Red Men of) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April €—At) | rig ’ was on ol opp “goon 4 spoke in opposition to ft, althougtt a@ considerable improvement over “ ner. " Western Washingtor First av-| the state convention of Prohibitionists | Louls D. Cam ep - it was not co TACOMA, April ¢—The bi-monthly | the service given heretofore. To a reamgerge x Gus ast a fo mee coattiied aight’ een Nee ne eee eee rnmenk Gam. barton | Sreuent waver senuved . The pt Aigeolgns ween an importané meeting of the board of trustees of | wt itate se student at the State University % Sr «a . Gen-| total vote cast was $.06 u paign. 6 still further facilitate the traffic on Bead nat one of the m tn prema aternal a na k mposed of Gen- v tw | "Phe defeat of Mayor Camptell re the University of Puget Sound was | tp rat Nelnon A. Miles for president, and| tat | line the Madrona Heights Im- : Jorder gatherings in thie city in’ held yesterday at the university. | provement Club has petitioned the! -_— months Braves galore from Bremer- Felix Whirter, of Indis for| Whi ‘The board re-elected Professors Mar-| Seattle Electric Company to double to rett, Tacoma, Index t, ¥ C latte, Grumbling, Bowersox and Her | track East Cherry street and to place] A coro’ jury agreed this morn- riot. | large cars on the run. a Outzen w en of election, 1 ‘Two new members of the faculty | tes on the ticket w Jing that F 4 as + omg were selected, Professor B. E. Mo-| The city ding tnapector tesued a|% Fesult of his own car one, et showed the str Proud and Mrs. McProud, who are| permit yesterday for the construction | April 1, when he jumped m & an vote, L. ( now @oing high school work tn Ne-| of a miniature roof garden on the top| Renton electric car in front of an} arnort Bell, the mail-pouch rob. for city contre which was a foregone conclusion after the returns were received from less than a dozen precin was an overwhelming surprise ppointment to the Campbell managers. Even after the polls ha@ closed they confidently predicted that he would be elected by a mae two principal € elected assoct se majorities, which gth of the Repub- Jackson, candidate r, received a major- braska. They will teach Latin and|of the Lincoln hotel, for the use of) Interurban milk trair ber and swindler, who tured ty of 1,036 votes over E. L. Hiberly. | . per and swindle ho was captured . L. eS pirate an 1,006. Afton uage: ° gue ort ne summer inquest was held in the Bon- F “ft ; agente Ph é ste | JOrity of not less than 1,04 modern languages. | the guests during the summer. The inquest was held tn th Alin Tacks a nat aig was very h Democra Mr. Jack on's total vote!ine returns had brought in theig mougnt acter We Oe tooal ; Jolted was 4 while that of his opponent | pessage of disappointment the Ree ates marsha jo turned @ n was 3,20 leade ongre this city last January,’ and in addi-| Treasurer Chattes D, Atkina can. | Publican leaders congr mated about tien to that he has several other Ca ee ee eae ee a wan by a ma, | neacquarters were unwilling to bes charges hanging over hie head. ‘ tut * J T ede |Meve the evidence before them. Bu@ Marshal Hopkins forwarded to Ta seh ta A gt bg MAN, | they were forced to consider defeag coma this morning ® warrant from a crease Democrat. Mr. Atkins 5 t early in the evening. votes and Mr. Eshelman 3,233 this offies, Inued at the behert of Mar bal Halley of Denver, Bell wae If plans approved by the elty coun-| ond-han caught Inst December and cacaped | while being taken to Philadelphia. He| Cll @f that s#ut de for the ( at and officers atried out, Went were warned to be on the lookout for| build, own, operate and contr im. | municipal railway system, It wi The local offic 1 terial, and that $30,000 Mr. Atkins therefore leads id using 6 mpbell by 1,838 votes, and Jackson leads him by 1,6 t on the ground/ was p ted by the managers of| ‘Phe election of Mr. Wright meang not even pay h parties that these two men/a vic for the saloon and gambling # and fixed charges| would lead their ticket by a Jelement, which went down the ling ew ma-| ¢ last night vote atti will a6 < not hold him | iese than’ three-quarters of a mm The LARGE NUMBER OF V( against Mayor Campbell, whose regime for stealing a mail sack from the |iong; but if built will r that the| but that the etralght Republican| has been so rigid as to be almost Union depot. but will send him at once | ong: great drawback to the town| hill is too steep for an electric line | vote should reveal itself to this ex Puritanical. | offense of the same character. acréms the bay place of rest 1 that t ty might be mulcted t was not dreamed of, even by) | Ar * ner stestent which contributed br al aca nt lenge, the long from the ferry | te by Jents, and that | the Republican managers. abt ipl remy erangn A A - Bs ; “ Tt aun a fs that. the | ¥84 the violent opposition of both the landing té the Iding and maintal heir, highest claim. wes sae local Republican papers. This feature ‘There a pre , however « the road would in-| normal Republican majority In the) ce the fight was the result of a pere that the railway at} ¢ " 1 prevent the growth] city was about 1,500, and the ma-/ 9 grudge which Sam Perkins, pros all, wil be-constructed only the| of the . jority 1 for the ticket W®S) prietor of these papers, had against right Of the city to emb n the} Th ts who favor the plan| about The Democratic noml-| Mr, Campbell, transporta: business has been take a far more cheerful view , “ e offices were regarded | tested in the courts. The citizens of| matter. ‘They claim that the popa-|as unusually strong and popular the suburb are divided on the propo-| lation of the bill district would grow | nd the only way of account: | peg a | sition to go Into the ratiroad busi ) rapidly that the road 4 soon | ing for their overwh ing defeat ta | ME YOUNG MAN PRESIDENT SMITH EXPECTED|"*** 1 the faction which lost out] become a dividend payer and that in| that the Republicans went down the] stayor-clect George P. Wright is @ in the council last night threatens| course of time the city will bde| line for their two candidates In order | comparatively young man. He moved TO TALK ON POLYGAMY injunetion proceedings placed {na position to dictate terms | to show that no party weakness was | from Dayton, Columbta county, to Tas The matter came the councl!| to any other company or compantes| manifested in scratching the head of | coma seven years ago. He had liv r at Dayton eighteen years, He was first generally recognized throughout the state when he was appointed state grain inspector by Governor Rogers were elected, one | in 1897. He held the office four years, m the first for each ward, and a member for and was reappointed, but resigned of the municipall/ing short term in the Fifth ward, when Mr. McBride succeeded to the of- nance cailing| desiring to make traffic arrange-| the ticket | in the form « jal ele held April! ments _ | st that the 2-cent fare] NINE COUNCILMEN harged will make the mn to a ee My Koripoe News Ass'n |26 for the purpose of voting on al ‘They rp T LAKE, April 6—It I* under- | proposition to issue bonds in the sum | prc mt here that President Smith of | of $18,000 for the pury of raising | line popular afternoon | money with which to build an ¢ Th & at Nine councilm | the Mormon ehur | hake a # ne ARnsom: t iro - ad be enue he lees trio street car « from the ferty| ownership were In favor of] mye of the new councilmen are Re- | fice of governor upon the death of l Ne the atattude of tha cheren. regard. | SReee Ome of the at] asking a private corporation to take! pubiicans and four are Democrate pvernor Senire. SP ecuiak colveume ama ethde t California aver 4 Spruce street.|@ franchise to build the Hne and of-line Republicans elected are W. A.| MT. Wright came to the state tn 1885. torn brought out in the Smoot investi. | The ordinance carried by a vote of| fering such a corporation a bonus of/ whitman, First ward; Jesse H After teaching for two years and edit- ing the Dayton Press for some time, gation 6 to 8 a sum equal to 5 per cent per anr Sena ih Be Ghitetadtoreal | Phe opponents of the plan object| for threo years on , the y = . x 7 : Soveni. Tee > tet ae cee + ‘The East Union Improvement club] eo 4 oh the ground that even after| able coat of the roa and : n uring ail of his residence in Dayton to tt of the ground _ Lip t of the road. Democrats are Frank M./ he was a force in the Democratic poll- | held it# annual election of officers | migwt, Job BR. “Mason was chested | miene ees - » 4 at at tf The principal re for the oP-] Lamborn, Duevl, | tics of the eastern part of the state, | president; J ei preatdent, | Want of ite indebtedness by the issue! position to the private corpo "}Pourth; S« Sixth; A.| and it was his business ability and his nat Mr. C. If 14’ | Of bonds contemplated, there will] plan was that many citizens belt ‘le. Me Et | powers as a political leader that led Se Eee a Blintey, trenbaver tit] be leas tha nough money | the West Seattle Land and Impr to his appointment as etate grain tne se | ton a bawket w he| raised to build the road. ‘They claim! ment Company would grab the| GHARTER AMENDMENT LOST | Spector. Since resigning his office Mr, jadies’ auxiliary, for the purpose of! that ft will t at least $23,000 to franchi The company is not over- | | Wright has been in the wholesale gree SUB ONLY TOAD IN THR PURDL © adding to their bullding fund. bufld and equip the line, using sec- ly popular in the suburb, The proposed charter amendment cery business, € ve Ae ce