The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1905, Page 1

Se EDITION. — o SEATTLE, WASHINGTON BAT URDAY, APRIL 8, 1905. VOL. 7. NO. 39 a5 CENTS PER MONTH ~ : - > = — © WE GREATEST RELIGIOUS REVIVAL EVER HELD IN SEATTLE BEGINS HERE NEXT TUESDAY, APRIL*11 °° REAT NAVAL BATTLE REPORTED IN ACTION BETWEEN JAPS AND RUSSIANS» igo and Roy: "THE “KERNEL” IM THE HALL OF FAME SPARED bf estvensky idto Have OF HEAVY CANNONAD- BIGGEST TRUST IN THE WORLD FOR THE FIRST TIME VOL- UNTARILY STEPS INTO LIME~ LIGHT—WILL PLACARD ITS VIRTUES F OR THE PRINCE OF TREM ALL, (Special to The Star.) 4 | [ees NEW YORK, April &—Vor the ye WEARD BY CREW OF ; : | TS Giret_ time tm eltond Weeder. the paging VESSEL—AUSSIANS waVE LARGE FLEET (By Gertpne News Aan! B—At last the Russia eamer Kuma , rl Fes qeports that it sighted feet of Japanese rablt by 12 versels. woating «squadron Nat long after of the Russias gemmand of Admiral Rojest- wndér full stear Geet consinted of 35 ¥ Mecaptain of the Kurmmang #tat ‘Gat a few hours afterwarie he of ‘and he believes that (he big battle was ensuing FEXANG, Straits = Settierment, from up the coast the noise of firing can be | — ghd Believed to be Rojest- fleet, ts making for apital of French Cochin == ob Safe Failed [Would meet and a battle ==: Bold Attempt to Sai- MEN SCALDED TO DEATH IN VAT—ONE FATALLY o diseovered t | pertenced safecrackers and are the broke through into the | store unlocked. Just before trying | ful attempt to crack the safe of the fd ia. Betore belp came Hardy | ing as if in earnest conversation at| the cmopany's store contained pien-| !t ® thought at the time. For the ebiidren Were scalded to death. | the north end of the alley. It is now) ty of sliver. Within an arm's reach will prob-| believed that one of them was the|of the safe the cracksman could Was rescued, but tie, " Standard Off company is scared. KERNEL 1 rusade of publictt hich is ANANIAS "i aah a ae JASSACK ster combination of awakened Standard Ot) to the fact thing has to be done to t the wave of public ine in ping the | ke wild-fire, ¢ Standard Ol! has start- je erary campaign, which be= jf ¢ long will be withe an equal Yo money will be spared; the writers in the United ill be pressed into service, that loves the heck better ite re re will extol the virtues of Messrs, kefeller, Rogers, et The newspaper reading public and every newspaper face of a good w than its duty towa ut if mite be |) KS N " = WT j | § et He hI tel ne w » how unjustly the greatest trust In the wortd has be scored, = ————— earth haw been censured. The ity ts in ‘odd, chief 4 Ol com~ ay had ine merted in the leading daliies of the United States a long reply to the charges of Dr. Washington Gladden, of Columbus, who leads the move- wic While Todd is the real director of this unique campaign of pub- PERPETRATOR OF HORRIBLE MURDER IN FRISCO IS KNOWN ) hicity Dennia Donahue, financial ed- —WIFE CONFESSED To H . itor of the New York Commercial © HUSBAND'S BLOODY CRIME Advertiser, personally directs the ale Standard Oft's first m ye in ite he again | remarkable propoganda was the in- Vilardo’s room, where he|sertion of a series of articles from worked until past midnight. Next | Donahue's m in Public Opinion, It te evident that crackaman No. 3 was interviewed on | of a young man, who was identifiea | morning she saw that the floor of | bitterly pate lh Thon W. Legge SPELGER & HURLBUT STORE, ON SECOND AVENUE, SCENE | hid in the store until an opportum Saturday morning by The Star. | last night as Binaggio Vilardo, was} Vilardo’s room had been scrubbed lattacking his honesty, but the writ- ity for escape presented itself. “We are doing what we think / cleared today by the confession of dt . TT R y an h walls whitewashed, but Oo b o ccessfu - OF DARING ATTEMPT TO CRACK STRONG MONEY BOX When the safe men left. they car |best for tittle Beatrice,” sald Mrs. | Mrs. Pietro Torchirito. She direct-| there were a number of blood spots fend the trust trom the chores tha ried off a number of drijis and @| Wyatt, "We think it better to ly aecuses her husband of the hor] over a overlooke murderer | Bosto b a io caer aay vine Oe ee en ae |rible crime and sufficient substan-| Torchirito disappeared Thursday | ‘Then followed o wuniber of inters 2 nd, while we appreciate everything | tiation of her statements was se-| morning. A detective went to the| views by Henry HL. Rogers, vice “1 am poaitiv that one of those |that Mra White has done for the | cured to no longer leave a doubt in| Ty | J ; hirtto home this morning and | president and director of Standard safe of the Spe'ger @ Hurlbut] Sng took advantage of the absence | * looked over our stock of |¢hild,-we think since we now have | the minds of the police of the iden-| scraped off the fresh whitewash in | O11, and the real active head of the | but he did not select of them, |@ home and have three of the other | tity of the murderer. Torchirito is) Vilardo’s room and found great | corpo: ‘Dons Hardware company, of 133-1337 a hn BE no Hae The| as he said none of them were ex-|children with us, besides my own| missing, but detectives are on bis| splashes of blood. The ded alannah ee ; Mr, | baby, that little Beatrice should be/trail and hope to have him behind | committed with a cleay y by Seco! a aft marks of the clamp are still viaible| actly what he wanted,” said nitted with a cleaver. Jealousy|” These were closely followed noun ‘Saturaay ae cy on the safe. Gee hens was’ almost | Spelger. “When told pow “yd had | Wome bs with we — . — ne oes wins ove houra ane was the motive. Todd's lengthy pre tecws : 4 | no drilis with a heavy ‘chug’ he in- been put an unfair lg a ast «might. rough information —— . - frustrated, it is believed, by the gpl sengenntg erage huge ymon sisted on looking over the stock, matter, aa there is a natural prejo- | given by Vilardo brother, Mrs. Donahue is establishing a corps prompt action of a private patrol- p and I firmly believe that he was dite inst stepmothers, and as I | Torchirito, who is a b ey nael for th y, who on Mrs. J. L. Wyatt, second wife of J. le Wyatt. upon whose petition Mttle Beatrice May Wyatt was taken from the care of Mra. A. D. White last Wednesday and placed in the) SAN FRANCISCO, April &—The| After the second return custody of Sheriff Smith, pending | mystery eurrownding the murder! went to the contention for | and mutilation on Wednesday night A daring attempt to crack the| men were aware of the police shifts changing shortly before that hew cH of newspaper men, among whom are ndsome YOUng! PORTLAND, A } ye AD pril 8—The fed-| numbered some of the best kaown ‘This em young, also. matron with a five months’ old/erai grand jury this afternoon re-| writers in the profession was shortly after 6 o'clock Friday} “I wantto say that I thtink I am ehild, was placed under arrest./:urned indictments against a num- In addition to this steps have evening. The circumstance comes |a@cting for the little girl's best In. When taken into custody she seem-| por of minent Oregonians on al already been taken to withdraw ad- barge of conspiring to defraud the vertising of firms controtied by nid be be pee was forthcoming as soon as she was | government out of its public lands. | standard Oll—and thene are a mule past three days we have had a fire|@p together, | am very fond of| placed in the eweatbox | Among those indicted are State Sen- | titude—from newspapers and maga- wale and the receipts have been | Beatrice end 1 know she does not On Werinesday night Vilardo, who! ator Robert A. Booth, Joseph H sines publishing, artistes deteianene Our store has been jdislifie me She does not look upon | roomed with Torchiritos, and the! pooth T. E Singleton, the Roe | ta! to the interests of the big trust eracksman and the other his “stall.” | have easily secured $50 from money | very s904. . a crowded. 1 think that those burg-|me a8 & stepmother and knows me| murderer quarreled. While the jrothers. officials’ of the Booth. . At 5 o'clock police headquarters| drawers in the office, ait pees figured on a good haul from um |only as r’—1 am sure we shall | quarre: was at its height Mra. Tor Rally : “0 goon a ? And those publications 5 ho kow- PS SSES Ss 4448 H) was notified of the attempted safe-| The burglar had oy, s and they most certainly would have| get glong nicely If the court will|chirito went out for a walk. When — “ tow td the octopus and publish the ist cos ot The Star's S| Tete & Pataoinas, (fed > tig Metalberan po vag le Tom | got it had they locked the rear| just award us the custody of the|she returned Vilardo was missing.| 0. V. Lawson was Friday found | >#utiful articles from the pen of the bie t taken up the duties o ° te tories of “Picture Talks sith Mayors” will be published the exotic chief exec- ‘ie of San Francis. Tater will follow a talk Mayor Rolla Wells, of St. a hs or battle agai ‘bodlers, had j day. It is believed that the cracks | bis “pal,” who was hidden near! Standard Ol! writers, will be pleas- untly “surprised” with large adver- tising contracts from certain cen- cerns, if not other substantial re« wards. So the biggest trust in the world is organizing the biggest publicity, No Race Suicide In This Family = <<. J. C. Stubbs, traffic director of basement door behind them ehild. Ehe then retired. Her husband) guilty of practicing medicine with- padi ‘The question of the child's cus-| went in Vilardo’s room, where he/| out a license and made subject t tody Will be settied next Friday by| worked some time. Then he went| fine of from $100 to $300 and from Judge Tallman out, returning, he went out again. to 90 days in the county jail. eeeeee teens RERREHA de Hanes \ ae [The W, Spotter FERRER Ree policy, no pledges or promises—his | ganized in the Sixth precinet of thes al popularity and wide ac-| Ninth ward Friday night. A come Light North Winds. that’s enough mittee, consisting of L. M. Woods has been here #in the | cock, city license inspector, and & ehhh MADRID, Apri! 8.—Four hundred minister, the governor of Mo | 1d eather = dead and Injured is the result of; and a representative of the king, | ijured b Fair; Light Girl must stay ail AYO wiaried Friday mo. Harrington hotel This property was lex $100 cash bail by Police Judge Gor- don Friday afternoon. A warrant was isaned several days ago for the man’s arrest upon complaint of the —_<—<—$—<—————— Oe oem CNY BRIEFS Max Weingraff is to be tried un- der the now state statute for de- serting his wife and family. He was leased upon the payment of os the collapse of a large reservoir in| together with troops, are on the) *\ the outskirts of the city | segne of the catastrophe aiding the| *| ‘The Prince of Astorias, the war| work of rescuing the unfortunates.| 6, D, McDonald and T. 8. Grans leton are the temporary officer lan improvement club that was or€ oneer square waen't| Shuck, was appointed to appear be as big a* 9 baseball bat—that re-|fore the council to protest against minds ua, Cohen is heap much of althe boundaries as proposed in the fan, which will help some to land| division of the Ninth ward . t all vote. ® politicians pay that the) stay Jotin Millie, local United |THE CIGAR MAN AND BA " that ‘ oly - has moves PR engincer, leaves the pr ge headquarters and Dig! Apri; 15 to act temporarily in the | BALL FAN MAY BE RUN ON Al nn emportum from First is i pl of a water system. for | «PERSONAL POPULARITY” | and Cherry to the Alaska building | ine parracks at Boise, Idaho. is a step toward the mayoralty, the PLATFORM Alaska building being a whole block fer the city hall than “Cohen’s| The Seattle Automobile club wilt corner make a run to Snoqualmie Sunday, A meeting wae held at thé Rainier F A ! R Bhades of wooden Indi hie friend he J £5 taciturn fe [club Friday night. ‘The prdépesition mets PUAL bye to construct a club house is Gow | A-Jau Cohen, the cigar man, tor) iy) aiso say that Jules Redel-| under discussion by the officart, on| mayor of Seattle! sheimer, for about the same rea : sons advanced for Cohen's candi SEILLES, April & nem= man on| ‘That's the dope’ that has been | acy, ‘would like to have a good| ber of King Edwards multe, sated JUDGE EDWARD F. DUNNE AND HIS FAMILY ed | peddied around the political gowsip | #ized bolt of mayoralty lightning| that the king will visit Tangier for Judge Dunne, who was ently elected mayor of Chicago, is not a believer in race suicide 26 ners in town for a week ground on his circuit early next|24 hours before ending his crutse.| proves it. The judge is proud of his 10 chile «* And a number of Lou's friends say | spring. The announcement ts regarded as In the rear row of the picture, left to right, are Dorothy, aged ¢ t that Cohen can win hands down Go it, Lou! significant in the face of Kmperor| ° Mrs, Elizabeth K. Dunne; Eugene, aged 23 months; Edward, They say he needs no platform, no Go it, JulesT William's recent vigit to neler Jeannette; Elleen, 18. Front row, left to right, Maurice 9; Mona This picture ‘en and says he could not spare one of them raldine the Harriman lines, accompanted by T. J. Schumacher, traffic manager of the Oregon Short Line with head- quarters at Salt Lake; R. B. Miller, al freight agent of the O. R, nd W. W. Cotton, general of the O. R. '@ N,, arrived in this city Saturday morning from Portland on a pleasure trip. w RSAW, Apri! &—The police begun making indiscriminate arrests ol persons belonging to po- Htical societies, as a means of sup- pressing agitation. All prisons and citadels are filled with prisoners, There are persistent rumors that the } authorities have hanged many pris- oners after farcial trials, The so- cialists have issued a proclamation calling on fololwers to revenge the action of the authorities. CHICAGO, April 8.—Extraordins ary pretautions were taken thia morning by the police to p on rioting by the striking teamsters off Montgomery, Ward & Co. A patrol wagon with a detache ment of 25 policemen was vent out with each wagon, and a reserve of 100 men is held in readiness at the central station. No reinforces ments joined the strikers. NEW YORK, April &—By the capsixing of the tub Greenville tn the North river today Christopher Hull, engineer; Nelson Cropper, declé hand. and Hans Olsen, cook, wer@, ide