The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1905, Page 1

HE OTHER PAPERS DIDN'T THINK 700 BA HOt TEACHERS’ CONTEST FIRST! * — THE STAR'S NOON EDITION HAS NEWS OF THE SAME DAY-—NOT THE DAY BEFORE. baal The Pioneer One Cent Paper of the Northwest The EDITION. SEA Band of Italians to Kill Reckless Scorchers em ERS OF COLONY ON RAINIER BOULEVARD ARM THEM SRSA ARR RD Recklees Driving One Woman and Three Children Cause Rallans Ron Over A ne i SELVES AND LIE IN AMBUSH FOR AUTOMANIACS—CLAIM | } Th WwW th : SCORCHERS HAVE RUN OVER THREE AND WON'T SLACK - e eather Ps EN SPEED . Spotter : wd SERENE ER EEE EE RED PERRET TENN EEE NER EEE EEE EY wed Victims .. Automantacs # Tonight and Th Ambush s Fifty” Ttallans ® Saturday Toreatened Revenge Wholesale Slaughter of Scorchors * Cloudy and es Goene of Trouble Rainier Boulevard * easiens! threat 7 - * OO eed AT 2:80, ening; light te fresh north to winds, ; ext auto man who runs too) plained to the police, Friday morn- _wThe a ’ ing, stated that a woman and three we—we shoot!” children had been run over and/ if laconic threat] painfully injured within the past olony of about 50] two weeks, and that the drivers pay residing Rainier | no heed to requests for slower speed.| WATERWAY COMPANY SUED “If we can do nothing else to pro tect our wives and children, then we will kill those men,” exclaimed near Lake Washington, Ip directed toward automobiliats favorite “scorching” course Mayor Ballinger has directed the corporation counsel 49 sue the Seat that srenue the Italian. “We have a few guns! tie & Lake Wa Waterway Ttalians claim that the boule-}!n our colony and will hereafter! company for t every of th which affords a seven-mile/ shoot any man who endangers our! $2,000 rental which the city claime de course to the Iake, and/ lives.” | due for the company’s use of the bh Columbia City with a The police wil! investigate both) Lake Washington pumping thor Mope ali the way, is the scene! phases of the controversy. An ef-| The ' ny agreed te ae the of fast and furious drtves on/ fort will be made to stop the reck plant for year ough it pert of reckless chaffeurs. lesa autoing, and the angry Italians) used the plant for only part of the of the Italians, who com-! will be closely watched. time. Ves Wants to Divorce First One out resource, dependent upon her own effor for support, although i and in a strange city. Quietly JAR MATRIMONIAL ENTANGLEMENTS BROUGHT OUT IN | ‘UIT BY FR. LL. FOX—CLAIMS PROPERTY ONCE SAID TO BE 4 dressed, sweet faced and with snow _ WORTH $3,000,000 1S CHEAP AT $100! white hair, the little woman sits at the right of her attorney, lie tening to the allegations of the man who says he believed her dead when be took another wife. It is L. Fox has two wives. cently the matter of bie former) understood that if satief: tory eet: to aad oe gig gg © es tlement is made in regerd to cer lomo! o ond | tain t H the ings will in-| wife's signature in & property| not ear ethene at Sauer — him {nm criminal difficulties | transfer. j In his complaint Fox states that ‘ot is a matter that the future! Fox says he then discovered that he owns only an unt ved lot wl develop | his former wife was alive, and at) near veneer, end ree os ‘waren ling to his own story, Fox} once instituted suit for divorce. | properties Yalued at no more than bis first wife 30 years ago, The case is now on trial before) 100, and thie value merely spec Scotia, lived with her a/ Judge Griffin. ulative, An interesting fact in con- time, and then, because of| Mrs. Margaret Fox, the woman/ nection with the case ts that theee rewish disposition, the two/who married Fox 30 years ago. 1%| same Alaskan properties were re and separated. Fox says/in court, having come all the way mtly alleged by Fox to be worth to Seattle and lost track | from New Brunswick to contest the | 93.000,000 In a qult for damages Seatt FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1905 CAN UNCL# SAM'S BROOM SWEEP BACK THIS TIDE? HE TAUGHT TOGO ! le Star hreaten ‘'WorkOn City Stopped Fo BRIGHT, BREEZY BITS OF BNAPPY SPORTING NEWS ON THE STAR'S SPORTING PAGE. The Only Paper in feattle That Dares to Print the News VOL. R NO. 85. CENTS PER MONTH Light Plant r Lack of Money PRESENT FUND EXHAUSTED AND NEW YORKERS REFUSE TO FORWARD PROCEEDS OF SALE OF $250,000 BOND IGSUE—LE- GAL OBSTRUCTIONS—50 MEN SUDDENLY LOSE JOBS Construction of the tributing |and other prominent tlelter vise ting In New York far back as system of the municipal Nehting|; months ago that he was | plant has stopped anxious to get the bonds as there | The as far an ite lighting ble nd for them. plant {a concerned, is dead broke Halsey, however, like the other and cannot do a stroke of work bidders, reserved the right to cane Nearly 50 men employed on con-|cel his contract should he find af- struction crews have been laid off|ter examination that the legal as- by L. B. Youngs, superintendent of | pects of the issue were not suitable. | light and water |He may yet exercise this right and | How long the delay will continue|refuse to take the bonds 4 inknown trenuous efforts} The legal phase of the matter | have been made by city officials to| Halsey has placed in the hands of procure the fu yulred, but thus|Judge Dillon, the eminent New | far without | York bond attorney. Dillon hes of the Seattle The fi Blec-| written to the elty comptroller for eved in some|a statement of facts regarding t deal. The oc-|whole financial condition of the used its influence | city, the manner in which the bonds to prolong the delay were voted, ete. The pile of infor At any rate the munictpality,| mation, which cost the elty about months after the sale of its| $150 to furnish, was a few days ago ineue $2 ” of bonds for the| forwarded in a wooden box. | nsion of the lighting plant The original bond issue for the finds Itself ux n to get a cent of| lighting plant was $590,000. Thi the money the people voted for the|}sum has been entirely exhaust purpose. | The other $260,000 is needed to éx- The bonds were purchased by | tend the poles and wires to the res- Halsey & Co., of New York. Hal-|idences of the city that the munie- tcoy bas thus far refused to take the|{pality may furnish light to small mds, although the city is ready to | consum and compete with pri- deliver them at any time, Why he| vate companies. The delay in com- has taken this attitude i incom-|pleting the work {s proving cos prehensible in view of the fact that|to the victims of the Seattle El told such men as Will H. Parry he jtrie ¢ mpany “WON'T TALK” SAYS MRS, THAW “We don't want to see anyone steel king fell in love with the handsome actress and followed her This is the message that Mrs./¢, Buro where they were credit- Harry Thaw, nee Florence Nesbitt,|ed with having been marcied. This sent down stairs to The Star re-|the couple would not deny nor ad- porter at the Hotel Wasbington,| mit, and the wealthy and aristo- Friday morning jeratic Thaws in Pittsbarg were Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, accompanied | shocked beyond measure. by a half dozen trunks, a poodle! When Thaw and the young wom- and two servants, arrived Injan returned to New York they Seattle in the morning from Call-| were refused admittance at severa} fornia. After a brief stay in Seat-| hotels because they refused to reg- tle, the party will proceed to Pitts-| ister as man and wife. At last, after a family council of the wife of | war in the Thaw fortress, at Pittes until recent-| burg, the couple were married with i well known to|the consent of the groom's rela- The young) tives. Old Chap, You Know! The Duke Was Here Shaw, now multi-millionaire, w ly an actrees a Ris wife. Later he says he| divorce proceedings brought against | Fox was at one time aasocialed |THE MAN WHO INSTRUCTED JA PAN'S GREAT NAVAL HERO IN that she had died. Then he|her. She will swear that he had| with Robert Ball, who recently kill | life. However, freak aye are = again, and he now has a/heartlessly deserted her, and that/ed a man named Dippy in Alaska an War ve page br oan ga me geo | daughter 10 years old. Re-' while yet @ bride she was left with-| THE ARTS OF WARFARE !8 IN GEATTLE ON HIS |ener a few experiments of that|MI6 GRACE, THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND, EATS HAM AND : a oe ; ; LONDON ire Teest Soctaes, 9 Bie pequest EGGS, CRACKS A FEW BALLY GOOD JOKES AND IS A of the patients themselves, go back 4 complements ef the sunken and cap i § E tured ships at upwards of 10,000 -----—- to lavender and sweet peas and the JOLLY CHAP—SO NAN BYXBEE AVERS ; E of reliable peppermint.” this leaves an even thousand wnac- hepa p | asa sees —_———— b PO oN counted for Many bodies were Among the passengers of the(way to China. He stated to a Star) wer - washed ashore in the vicinity of the] Kanagawa Maru, arriving from the | reporter todgy that he had person | (BY NAN BYXBEE.) “bat, J say—the king has hunted battle Orient Friday, was John Penniall,| ally attended to the Instructions of . tigers! In his younger years, you 5 : gap jthe English naval constructor in| Admiral Togo during the Iatter's His grace, the duke of Suther-| know, he was a capital huntsman. { WASHINGTON, June Countleommand of the Worcester, on| period of training and that he bad land, sportsman, yachtsman, gen-| The duke answered a number of Cassini made an appointment to|poard of which Admiral Togo, the|found his pupil remartably apt tleman pleasure and man ofjother questions, among them @ call on the president at 2:99 this/ naval hero of Japan, received his! No man in the world rejoices three titled forebears, looked down | query as to what he thought of the | afternoon. 7 ore over Togo’s marvelous vic from his ly hetght tndulgently.| great American game of poker. | naval instructions. mote over Tow ‘ —y ; ot The famous instructor comes|tory than the modest unassuming His grace had just been pumped| “Poker?” repeated his grace, with’ WASHI} D. C., June from Nam King, China, and fe on his|naval instructor | dry by two other scribes on inter-|a@ prououneed British inflection, |The navy department denies t *, Ly national trade, English sports, and|"Poker? Why, I never sat In @ y deg tha the Russian cruiser Lena, now at = = — | Washington scenery game of American poker, and I hope | Vallejo, has been ordered released. | Pea “Do you think Sir Thomas Lipton|I never shall; I am deucedly un- eee - youl H CLAIMS ] ITLE 0 will ever win the cup?’ the writer | lucky at cards, you know!” le - 1 re - | asked The Canadian Pacific train was blather ais haaheta hades oe oe June | "His grace smiled and a twinkle| getting up steam and the porter of |® ROYAL JEWELS SOLD AT #) Shea supplemented graft appeared at ut corners of his the epee cis, Meaty was Candy cons be aE ° charges, declaring an attempt “| say, I'm afraid he will not,”| waiting. His grace was about to *® NEW YORK * te sete of Jewels origina * 3 [sald the duke tany rate, not! escape i Re au. denen: ee > | bribery was made by big packers) wh yachts are in the} “And American athletics for | Beane pepetregge 4 — during the progress of the stock|"ning. But, T say,” he added, | women?” the writer asked, close at Wy eeentned by Mate. Stentor ‘ er an’ pele hates ee . | meditatively, “Sir Thomas will keep | the duke's heels as he made for the queathed by Mrs. Btantor . John D. Rockefeller will o well; Preliminary papers tn a ault to) 1 i. ey Buckiey, Jerry| seacats ca it toon Ga likopa.” “In 1 Uo thet Sou ane Waal eg wage eee eat ae % | t0 look to his Inureis “oq the rentts ll te duke of Sutherland and his|ing up your daughters along the ER Aa ae ae 1 @ Understood that the coal com | McCarthy, Hugh McGee, W. J. Gib ty of English friends laughed a| American lines?” one other Seattle has a frenzied financier of > echnk party of Eng 18 Pe ina ae ee Sle ae can ini anise ee ae eae ; . {hearty British laugh. The joke evi-| His grace stopped and quickly % are valued at § ‘ Mra. &|only 16 who, if bis na shr rights of the young. financie bons, labor leaders; M. J. Donnell,| gently was on Sir Thomas | turned about ®& George Perkins Lawton, niece ®) ness continues to develop at ite! willing to pay him $10,000 to relenne aiden is shail ae fae A good Ameri breakfast of| “Oh, no, indeed!” said he, “IT be * of Mra. Stanford, said that only # mt rate, may furnish interest-/his claim. But, it ie said, the boy | President meat cutters, algo testi-| 1 and eggs had been eaten and|lieve in American athletics f % & few of Mra. Stanford's most *|[ng material for a Lawson series| doe, not mean to take a small #lice.| 4 Lorore the grand jury. Robert| the Englishmen were good natured.| American women, you know, an %& mont intimate friends k she ® | before the lapse of many years. where he can practically dictate his | 4 “What do you think of President|all that sort of thing, but for B ® owned the Isabella jewels, and ®| Some months ago A. Biswanger,|own terms, and that he wants $50.-/y horn, of Montgomery, Ward &| Roosevelt’ as a sportsman in-|glish women the English meth @ none knew how she secured * | the 16-year-old in question, bought | 000 or mor ss quired the writer of development is the more natural ® them. ® 180 acres of land at Tesaquab. the Several attorneys are delving into|Co., was summoned before the jury His graco spoke with enthusiasm. | And I say,” he added, “the Englleh * % | taxes on which had been allowed to|law books to determine the rights) | tell what he knew about the al “A capital fellow,” he said; “a| women, you know, are athleti EEE COD delinquent since 1898, He paidjand renrediew of the different par = bas avou ne @ capital fellow themselves. My daughters belong sg sony gee . . $114, clearing off the taxes and se | ties, and it is unde md that if the | seed attempt of employers to bribe| “And what you think, would | to a hoc lub, and they play ten- 4. P. ELDRIDGE, IN FRONT OF MORGAN'S BANK curing a clear deed to the land. {t{matter cannot be nettied amicably |/*e4 attempt of employers to bribe} | at what. th YON TOO nad a{nis, you know, and ride horseback 3 = — — - =| POPE PIUS IS SEVENT)\°°%. develops that the 140 acres inje ach party wil stand on its own /Jabor leaders,. Thorn told the jury |king like our president? in a most excellent fashion!” 4 ys z i question contain the main ore body|meris, the coal company fighting on | |" “Why, bah jove, we have—just| ‘The duke of Sutherland wae now i} ff gayen. The ships are of different) . of the Issaquah oCal company, and|the ground of fraud and the boy|there is no truth in the statements] such a king!” came the mnswer.jon the second step of his private * types and painted lead color. ¥ that the tract le worth upwards of/holding to his rights under the de- he wt bs a 2 na} "And, you know, nothing particu-| car : rox ‘ ‘ | ROME, June 2—His Holt perenne Mag ueen tas: nemwanens made against him by Shea and) i+ is happening to England!” | “Is that allt” he good-naturedly i LONDON, June 2—A dispatch | gosh he! coaaleines reemag Young. “King Edward,” added his grace, | asked, lifting his hat as the whistle *. PLEW TY from St. Petersburg says that the| Pope Pius X w years old to ‘fs a sportsman himself. He is|sounded from the engine. jliberal associations have called @) gay having been born in the vil ee Four hundred teamsters of the] very ike your president.” | “No, but it will help some!” meeting for & demonstration in fo linge of Riese, in the diocese of avore e icine % ene “Put he dosen't shoot beara?” |ineghidety interposed on dimeriealh G i tentlieeecments vor of peace for Sunday nex - . ” | Parmalee us company oday de- ot ared he ter | policems " e laid restralnin; SERLIN, June 2—The Vorwaarts | TOKIO, June The municipal- | Since his accession to the throne of or : ages and) in England,” was the loyal reply And the train pulled out ’ ity has arranged for a ja program | St. Peter he has changed little. e e m k rhe ‘ today that the reported death in celebration of the great naval those close to him say, though nat ; the crar rose out of the sudder victory, and tc the whole city|urally it has been necessary for 1 fused and it will employ non e 9 99 for & consultation of imperial is enjoying a holiday. The city ia|}him to make some change in his z 6“ 4 Was suffering from acute |exercises are being held in Hiblyato conform to the restrictions {m a , refusing to take any nour-| park, in which the naval staff will| posed upon him by his high office. . LONDON, June 2.—In report It is stated that the phy-| participate | Stories to the effect that his holi-| While waiting for an Interview, I gave her the Iilaca Tokio states that Rojestvensky. sur- | e fear that the emperor is - — |ness fails to realize the dignity of | with a prominent Seattle doctor In| q¢ 4g queer, anyway,” proceeded |yendered to two relatives of ‘Togo img the grea k of the|announced officially that Admiral|foundation. His brother and sis-| star reporter noticed @ handsome|medicine, I don’t know whether | Yamamoto, a brother-in-law; both] Wewhelming 4 to Russian | Voelkersam died aboard the Osla-|ters, nieces and nephews, when call-| well-dressed woman come in and go|yon Know it or not, but styles In|are m boy To them Re | 4 He {9 closely watched |baya two days before the recent|{ng on him have never overstepped | into the doctor's private office. She | Mivoring extracts used by druggists | yvensky gave his parole a eee |naval battle was fought the mark of decorum, although the | goon came back in a fury, her cfange with the seasons, the same oe June 2.—A member of} coutrary has been stated. Three|red and her hands clinched, and|a® hats and coats and dinner tablely yaa ea keke kkk Se ae eel which was to take Bim today that a| #, PETPRABURG, Jur Pa-| maiden sisters, Anna, Maria and| going out, slammed the door be-|d@eorations, Last spring the ma-|% aoe tala a pO Sob hey Morley Bas been formed for a com-|pers are strongly ndvocating the| Rosa, who lived with their brother, | hind hor. |Jority of prescriptions compounded | ¥ pay pay FOR PAUPERS ee : aboard the Ota nd simultaneous naval and | calling of « national assembly to de-|then Bishop Sarto, in Venice, have| Being a man of excellent wisdom | weet peas. Before that) yr: ie pay day for Kit nty tear t victim of a Dacchanalian attack on Vj tok within question of peace or war.|since been living in Rome, occupy: | the doctor seldom makes™remarks | peppermint was the favorite, now it |) Ez. revelry wobbied toward te ian tri Bext few day e board of rehip is removed and the |ing a little apartment in the Corso | about his patients, but that day he|ia lavender, Peppermint, by the) | edie a : cy about. 2} deck, where a number of sheep BAe has received word from| people are appalled at the horrible| Vittoria Emanuele, Now that the | waa so mad he could not help bim-| way, has ite innings most frequent . velo replied the quartermaster. |been stowed for the passage north, q : * playing % | o'clock,” replied the EM0uling squadror hich has | stories of slaughter aboard the Rue-| hot weather has set in they will be | golf. ly as a popular ence. There are! . angel of mercy all # Two o'clock, eh? Well, dog-gon't,| There k at once proceed= Ta maneuvering in the vicinity|sian ships. Admiralty reports in-|sent by the pope to pass the sum That woman,” sald he, “is @]a good many people who don't Ke Te eee en eee ieee hollday, er ‘way fore that, cuz I'm inled to get into trouble with some of® Russian stronghold, that a| dicate over 16,000 Russians slain. r in Castle Gondolfo, which, un shed fool.” peppermint, dut there mee Whol. ine alowan made by the * irry en don't want ‘er wait 'til| the nm t work. He apparently did Mration of destroyers can be| Requiem manses for the dead were| like the vatican, is an actual tem What has she done?” asked ajdo, and it come vor about | * ihe Se idecen acca ues She ee, en Tine the odor of the sheep, for ce euccessfully, provided that| celebrated in all churches: | poral possession of the popes, The | listener. three times as often as any other |% pald until Friday. More than *® It'll be 2 o'clock before she saila,} soon his imagination convinced him lorem of at rome anid palace there has*immense grounds She has insisted upon my fla-lessence., For one thing, it mixes) % Ds © € p families ¢ & | all rigtit,” reiterated the 1 t the} that his dignity would, be injured te in the ramr @ the elty| TOKIO, June 2--Admiral Togo's|and commands both the Mediter-|voring the medicine for which I) with cal by ingredients poe yor bed iedin the los | plank | wer to travel with sheep. He PAW to fire {rem tae forti-| ninth report mays ranean and Lake Albano. It {s| Just wrote out a prescription with |moniouMly Logan bahar ‘d-|* applicants that stood bi 0 srdered them ashore. | “No Russian whip ja between Torl-|gbout an hour's journey by rail|Swiss lilac, because that is Nér/ there am some doctor ho are ¢ * the @arity window at 9 a * | Take them things out ‘er here! is ready to sacrifice al sir nd Shenghal. Read Admiral #. m Rome. favorite perfume. fashioned enough to s@ck hen a het + at aaaS tn we “ ie "The yelled. ‘Presserdemt Saneevenne eevontok. It will mean thel«hip, Iwate, cannonaded the The rapid ripening of strawber- | ener rage gets Fortunately, ##* month to the @oor by King * h wore the remarks of a some-| sheep! (Hic) 'Tha’sg, right!” Eeduest of Rugpian territory |temschug vigorously at 2,000 r ries has caused a demand for straw ei I had to, ‘I won't take the}be using for a tim ption hag, * county * | wh traggted epecitmanoot hu-| 3¢ took the mete alll case wean Tease our prestige among\on the afternoon of May 27, and un-| Berry pickers, ‘The public employ-fetufPlt you don't woth ane’ hos aa avor = ® Ditto eeinacy, sae * | was about to gPaboard |longshoremen about 18 minutes to tions,” sald the officer doubted k her,” ment office bi won't take it if 1 do, T sald. “You {nothing to do with its efficacy, sy kk ke ee RH (the steamship Olympia Thursday | persuade “Preseerdent Ruseveltis fficer, mubtedly nunk her, pickers, ‘The chief demand is now|won't be able to. It will be so /if a doctor feat like it he can make | aot brs that the bed was the best AMILA, June 2—Three war-| TOKIO, June 1,~—Later reports| from Vashon island, but {t will shift] nasty you can’t swallow it f als a laty tt ‘at os taaton, 5 | "re prospective passenger had|piace for hhn, and after « maudlie % q i 00 ake and © “ that ument never fenzed|and satisfy the ° nlo ‘ Ln AE caihan @ teieie tas. finely | saeiaeeae aaa ai ipsieae’ sighted at 9 o'clock this| place the Russian losses at from|to Green Lake and Lake Washing mus the ‘Teis iilace or nothing,’ {able patient by flavoring her tonics] DURBAN, Natal, ¢gune Over ' evidently partaken , | protestation and some strugaling, hé Ot ree more at 3 o'clock 000 to $,000 exclusive of 4,000 cap-| ton as the season advances, Women | the woman. ) A 4 Riad d the products of a "boone em permitted his escorts to carry him bd ot Sats 11.000 to sere " 14. “i'd rather die than be ine}with an essence that matches her| og@Mundred coolied Were drowned of the t | . , steaming slowly tn tured. It is feared that the ma-|and children, as well as men, are she sald. ‘1’ pee without endangering her (toMy by the bursting of a reservoir, tum" before turning hia attention to | below sah 4 Of the Gulf of Lin- jority perished, Calculating the employed on the busy flelda, consistent, perfumes hn of e