The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1905, Page 1

MAR. EVERETT TRUE MAS FUNNY EXPERIENCES; THE STAR WILL ILLUSTRATE THEM, The Pioneer One Cent Paper of the Northwest “NIGHT EDITION = Tears of Heart-Broken Woman Do not Avail “My Husband Will Kill Me If He Learns This” ---ANNIE CARLSON “A RECORD FRIENDLESS, WITH SAILOR HUSBAND AWAY, PRETTY ANNIE CARLSON STEALS SWOONS AT JUDGE'S FEET, SUT STERN JUSTICE aaa LACE AND MUST PAY PENALTY WY THE POLICE REPORTER, | humt oundings. She cou sa “Annie Car y harged i y honor t be fate | with the ert hoplifting ve this » there have] Officers say that you s some | t Y axes of sboptitting| late at the M h beet wed jis This year's salmon catch will be foun ar fers, I ash 1 this charge?" asked # words fell! Years ago. Gordon. of a well-dr r Such is © of » of who stood in the pri 1 the Jing cannery men on Puget Sobbing bitterly t 4 mind. [t is utterly Imposalble to Deputy Prosecutor " ir of , estimate or give an 4 ate- f Iabored in vain to get the heart-/t “m, but ent as to how many sa have broken w to make a sta tity tu 1 y fr w « © taken to the cannerle rin to the court 1 as a last resort 1 softly said, “Iw the past woek, Th ong With words of comfort, he i ber | th wornan $60 and i the sound are so busy at t | elose to the bench City Detective Ad Jed the} ple operating them do not try to Somewhere on the high seas the | woman into ante room and the) keep the. figures. Thousands of husband of Annie Cart # work- | court at work of dealing | bands, that wou'd have been idle Ing hard to support the young wife, | with a numt ned wretches| had not this big run come one, are who told the court that she is often | whose furrowed faces had never working night and day and earning & month alone on a little tear in years, The hush the best of wages reas the sound, near the navy | marked the proceedings gave Where there are not enough men h . to supply the demand, we ft you any parents? ques 1h eit was her tr theif places, making $ thoned the court remarked a ntryr feel | per week, som wo “No, but I have a le baby,” sob-| much pity for } Will she hev to} Men with good ponitions are earn bed the young wife. “It j ow and stay. Her poor|ing. Althe the present run is O14. Judge, please don’t tell cei lonesome. They | One Of the greatest in years. the au band. He will kill wher be. She don't look | thorities are to it t the of this pedple almon are 1 aughtered. Six Tustic Gepten pond sam had no law-| days in the week are what the fieh Poised pen over the rec and she could ermen are allowed to set and trap] Jay they are to raise their traps ar and let the fish do as Twenty-five deputies have 1 In undoubtedty,| been appointed by State Fish Com guilty, but she has no friends or| Missioner Kershaw, who are seeing s|money with which te ay| to It that the laws are obeyed. out of jail, and because she| One of the peculiar incidents of | , ara ber helpmate’s wrath ahe must| this year’s run is that few hump. snd pay her debt} Dacks have so far appeared among ve ie: tie the sockeyes. Out of one seow load a short time ago theré were 13,700 ee sockeye salmon and only 127 hump- backs An estimation of the enormous amount of canning that is being done this season is shown by a can manufactury up sound. At this j place 300 men, women and children are busy every day and have been for the past th weeks, in the manufacturing of tin cans This | factory alone turns out from 286,000 | to 200,000 nalmon cans per It tears and a big fish, but on ourt were inter arguments of an this juncture the county Jumped to his feet ar the court that the w dently an old offender Waa using the Inethods of “ZT don't know whether you faking any stock tn. this womar tears or not,” remarked Vanderveer, | herse “Dut this woman was caught with} Stolen property on her. This lace} beg or Would be of no use to her in her| for break is many days since the lower sound | country has been as busy as it has | the Ins few days Bverythiog in | connection with catebing and can j LARGEST SALT WATER NATATORIUM ON PACIFIC TO BE CON- STRUCTED IN BUSY SISTER.CITY—OTHER BALLARD NEWS sing salmon, both directiy and in directly, has been spurred to the greatest activity. WELL KNOWN COMPAN} CHARGED BY EN Ballard is to have the largest salt}has entered into an agreement to Water natatorium on the Pacific) extend the Ine to the point desire boast lif the citizens will asphalt vm ae streets on which the line will run A large San Francisco corporation| q party of the citizens went over has already purchased a number of/ the ground Thursday and outlined fots at the foot of Ship for that/a route which in all probability ! Purpose, and are negotiating for the) wil! be followed. It commences at sale of several mor | Fourth and Broadway, where the| F The plans ar build it far su-jcars urn up Fourth, rans alk perior to San Francisco's natat Broadway, to be extended to fum, and ‘make Seattle's popular salt | view, north to Ship, east to water pool look like a small s th to North and east to 1 ex show. All of the latest apparatus | present end of the line, which makes | te wa Will be installed and provisions|a loop around the residence district | is Adolph made for both surf and tank ba in the northwest pi { town wh 1 heen ing. gene Ferguson was fined $18] paid only $8 wh 1 A mammoth enterprise is con-/and ¢ Uy Judge Martin on Fri-| 4 the r ¢ 2 t r ferned in the venture, as Ballard |day for beating C. P. Sanders last | howr he was er od will have to secure the extension of | week In an altercation ov a load | He « that th ” of the car line before work will be|of wood, which the former to | Schw ! t ‘ started. A number of the leading | purchase by paying for th loyed b business men have taken up the | bought more than three mont k proposition and conferred with the|fore. T ane Was appealed to | ged meth Seattle Electric company, which | superior court | c th ntate ' t that he : 30 KILLED LR e mucmons t he fact th ® | mer " t POUNDS OF COPPER #| The . t, agreeing FOR CITY LIGHTING & | to take twice a month, 1 wires to &| before they go to work. If they quit ity for Nght- # | ber In orde 8 of th eee ee eee ee LIVER July 28 ' ha 1 100,000 & it eee. xp: rom — Liverpoc p t « wire, worth & ; * « Southport ! ha $16,000. It b » ordered & rs ary train . ¢ ot ral : night and r tha p ouse lighting * killed a 4 * pla ‘The smoking ca y RR Re te em atcher train was lifted fe ‘ : sir and anatterel iio nanarwon ot CANAL PLANS CHANGED ces are of the F te ex | Bea a See) cr omen Chapter Fromm Only six passengers in the for- iT asagy Bou SEATTL THE News Wo» WUTSHELE SEATTLE 18 FULL OF Tousing THAT'S THE STAR IN A NUTSHELL Ra row, YOU HELPING TO BOOBT TOWN. eattle Star VOL (ffers Husband Beer While She Drinks Burning Acid The Only Paper in feattle That Dares to Print the News NO. 126. 25 CENTS PER MONTH ULY a8, 1905. i WASHING’ TON, FRIDAY, SEATTLE “BAD MAN” FINALLY LANDED ie aNant A ‘ i= = MRS, ANNIE AMBROSE SWALLOWS CONTENTS OF CARBOLIC WO8 ANGELE uly 2 3 van " GEO T MOORE ACID BOTTLE IN PRESENCE OF HUSBAND—DIES IN AGONY. \ Pe Brie a man wanted tn i a amills " ' NO CAUSE 18 KNOWN 4 20 ¢ities on the Pacific coast, was] pnved yeeterday in the supertor | cot hete to five years fer grand - Ea gerne aed . J ae |iarteny. He was arrested three . Mfagiee hee Magri wetke ago of Sen Bernardino by Jack A . th Bis os ; United st offtaers for calling)“ wasiinGTON, Jul 28--Resigna-|! tthe ‘ : r ee }higiwel Lieutenant Falconer, of the} { Geo, T. Moore physiologist of | f a >thiaat \t nti Stat ® ae ' a tare tho dapriment of agriculture, was| SoD k ti ec wile that wall [ea Bim over to the police. Beret |tendored Recretary Wilson this| o'clock Friday » long af fj sth, The body ; ag ol inorning, and was immediatet er returning " t to ne emoved to Butterworth & | but he decided to plead guilty to] MOTUINE, And wae inte on ae a | ot her friend Ee c mone © ve ne GEN w ive | aking ublishment, ee arabe tect tint |renutt of the filing of charges that] Art the } te | will be held Sun~ ory oe 6 Layee oore ploited the ” slture,” | in ain t x ' oe aimee earved five penre tor this] SOCte or Pee eee oie individual| her rash ect, she : 1 ce ie the’ other charges will have been ft. A panying the resigua-| with ig 1 A 4, at one time oa aeomne tion lengt! tatement in ‘ m tot ant H fe | prominent J with the Are | whieh defer his officia ght back b h ' ication “Bertie” Briggs, who was sen-/ conduct f be He } 1 st Patrolman Lee notified the poliea teneed at Los Angele Th lay tb ve e i" t h tb ation ¢ rtm but 6 tave t a n of @ Beattio man, and ¢ ota good] LONDON, J 6.—Advices fros : th a h n The fichals | famity here. He served a year In| t Rown poeta Fae hotding ' f the t He |h , able find out whete Attic for larceny some time ago,| plot a t th te of th ‘ fused as b ar tly |the suicide purchased the acid. The 4 six months in San Diego for teeter wan a oh tn a woo ' ii, 1] ale o , ‘ # a state |ewindling. He te am all around “bad|tenje and a quantity of arms and |? ‘ ; ' nse 3 Jair that RERTIE BRIGGS. bapa,” and te wanted in ma tes. | exptos i | iruggiate b regard | Tw ft flery 1 ai the b in this num- ta ke b t r med ber f cases of suicide investigated Hutchinson, arrested here | Jately lapsed int oy the plies Faced te benacaae : ago by et Ranieh of MARINE NOVES | whict inmee wee unable to| paper aining the poison fur rn . arge of 7 ye 4 . adding pp | rouse her, ®he ed ob four hour 4 ” was to where the dead- ment store, in violation of the 86) he steamship Jeffers so tal | pur " aking the selling of trading -reviously acknowledged. .$387 ‘ ' curly Frida ning from Skagway applied | with 184 puanenger " or |B. Valentine 1 s au 1.00 amps a misdemeanor 7 ra writ of habeas corpus to Judge) sige noe 5, Most of the pas-| Happy and Post 1.00] Hanford n the federal court, | cetione fe sae ho | Mra. Kr Issaquah 50} charging that the law under which! ede the - --—— — | was arrested is unconstitutional, | | made returnable on August 7. pi Glee cn Duli $1, Set che tani nat yet bee r ried 1 i ” WHITE STILL HOPES FOR LIFE | ratte ar antl officers of the | ake WH be in» a JOHN D. DODGED NOOSE! th k perigee William CC. White, convicted wirder in the superior i theied o. CONVICTED WIFE MURDERER AND BIGAMIST RAISES MONEY Mar h, and sentence Judge fin <6 be hanené,. oe atdbe a FOR APPEAL AT ELEVENTH HOUR—WAS TO HANG AT NOON night granted a writ of ha’ lied on A pus by Judge Hanford in ably make the full t rt, and Sheriff Amith has hath man on A CHICAGO, July 28.—At the elev-) sary to make an appeal to the su- jered to brint White up be the | nol the Dakot | Preme court judge on Aumunt Tang use| tne, Dakota, had jeath hour Johann Hoch, convicted!" pr 1. 1. Montgomery, a well- why he should not be release | known phy d Mrs. May = : voyage the M wife murderer and arch-bigamist,|Kpowm = physician, and Mra. May “ charges that he was arrested | oon col inor then K . “ | Wilson, a woman of wealth, called mplaint and that he preliminary hearing, also trial was legally con ej at t ail at 1 and announced had obtained the amount the murder of | need Hoch. United States At- jtorney He informed them that |he would communicate with the gov- ed word that be would n elker. Hoch was senor Herrick, of Ohio, | - " VANCOUVER, Wash | ‘ » tn ee Monts ry has taken an ived in the ety Thuraday nlgbt} » 15 gh s | aled to hang between 10 and | interest in the case from a scientific from Portland, after completing a fi fay Zhe 3h jand Edna Fisher, 19 on today, but the march to the| Point of asserting his opinion trip from Shaniko, the terminus of noon toda yt the march 1 the Columbia South: along the} Ming, were drowne at the analysis was incorrect ati Deschutes river, and then across the} *lle bathing in the Cot reaftold was delayed to the last mo. t Hoch could not have commit- Cascades, starting from the Crook} ®t £ nd ment, pending result of heroic country. wore mids n the $60 mar as Wiliam White, mur } known ax “Kid” Wh | Company wit He Must Marry company with J or Face Trail wine ocr me" | murdered Matthew Mu Jews Continue & Brit of b pus b he is a cousin, William H. Canfield Otto Guthman the National] federal! eourt in order t his|es old citixes of Youngstown, he Grocery com st marry Beat-|libgrty, pending the result i. ceudo aehien tie cain ae @ ane, or face a| peg) of his cage to the supre Jootrt. He hax been convicted » Guthman has| sentenced to be hung e a henedict in| plans « at Attorney Me * Rows, 17, viee for iron tank 4 which is now unt versal, He says that with a man |named Howard, who invented the valve, he was shipping oll in com petition with Rockefeller, who was ot a valy ars, the use The Parific Coa | paay's steamship ¢ rivél (rom Skagway compliance with Mined by Prosecutin bab, who says that he Witt prese-)) TE. ia7 frat clase at wing the old wooden tank cars. He| MOSCOW, July 28.—-Durnov » new governor is a believer in san Un he acts onva be retuned an offer be Roche the extension of self government Setilines” tet’ tien, saiaienee ond class passenger “ F = Py ‘ 97.000 tr : feller to work for bim and th en oe for Russia. The appointment gives , Guthe tated Fri-| Wm $237,000 In gold dus former president municipal nd juthman stat t-\ coals out of Fairbank wae followed by Rock with general satisfaction day that the affair wae an unfortu-| wl — the aid of the Brie ra under _—— te occurrence, bat Oh athman | D@tarice from Dawsor be ald . . st. Poterst b | VIENN ly sen nate occurren: yat that Gathman } selling him, so that his tank car ty of St. Peter rg. has been VIENNA, July 8.—Persecution had arranged matters satisfactoril The Dirigo will sail for Sk hY | were attached in New York for debt of the Jews is spreading in Western and the case would be dismissed! rhursday evening with a full cargo| Rockefeller bought t in at New ‘pointed governor general of Mos-|Russia. At Vilna 32 Jews were shot, Monday of freight York and a 1with them the jend at Czenstchau the army reserv- The case net Robert Collins, | ow, to succeed General Kosliff lynched 13 pate SLPHIA, Pa, July t, a well known pb nm, has not yet} PHILAT Jobm Carb barged with seduct on set, and Collins te still a p mer at the city jail, pending the} rapher and inventor of the “C: efforts of his bondsmen to get him| dry pla which re at photography, is dea “4 this city. He was 73 year = WILL STOP BIG GRAFT jes have already en * agreement Thore S meeting Of TDC) eee RRR REE RR RH Ee shingle mill owners in (his part of| w * the state t the efty hall Saturday \* BANK CLEARINGS * La to arrange for closing | @® * own the from December 1] # Syty $1,151,162.58 March 1 to relieve the con-| w'suly 25, 061.13 & sted market, it 4 chia that many| & * the mills are being operated at! w' There * a loss, Whatcom, Skagit and Sno-|w" vyéar ‘ * * * * * i i rd committee had failed nination of the books in lier’s office to discov- iversion other than that of r the Interest on the Spring bonds from the water » Star pointed out how by mbersome system of tered into t ATTEMPT TO BE MADE FRIDAY. TO INSTITUTE RADICAL CHANGE IN QUESTIONABLE HANDLING OF PART OF CITY'S CASH—MEMORY OF STUPEN DOUS STEAL STILL FRESH Career of Mr. Everett True Ward car of the Hiectri pet.| teaerat. erate - ; "7 death. The wr ito, : — 4 ecurion! ! TWAT AIF 7 WISH ASNT mpt is to be mad they general fund. The « ra straight steal of $39,000 It is impossible to get near the b 210 he 5 rig ey ‘f WORD! YOU MEAN MURDER! + coued HE THe especial meeting to be hel Y | was partme n made from the water de- ing mass. The r lead will | Wast i he 7 WAS AFRAID EVERY PINUTE WAND OUTSPOKEN night to consider the reduction ad toe mt taat pete. theyll Ware * r peo THAT THE POLICE WOULD BATTER aabaee E dabed to catelt what ata ont he is the custom in paying for the is extinguished rt , Prenigrord QOWN THE DOORS AnD Ma \ 007 ok Z\e ably biggest graft in the con-Jexpenses of the water de ing of water mains and other | ‘ PINCH US? LUKE of the financial affairs of the] are paid t F ' rov 8 to include in the bid mor P ' . virtanent at of t contractor an esti- Puget sound canner nm have | first, so tha Me an is to keep all receipts of ferred neral ne « nse to which the femistered a tro with ! Land Lake | | department in the water] fore being used engine department will be put Senator Piles against the unj It ¢ chamt £ und, and to draw all warran r} of ree it is ontirely wnnece: 2 making the required surveys, In. crimination « Se dota t we . * . water department expenses direct | sa er and = ex the laying of water mains a pro- ade against t . bh ° on that fund, instead of ke ng UP} from a busines oint of view por to part of this expense is government. T or haan oe ai the continual transference of fu make this transfer, but it has beet ny the er fund, as ls ing mee and af th aie uae baa de vith from the water fund to the general | v handy cians, It| pro But f veral years past, tion is found as r sent | —* . fund 8 a simp >in er the protection. of the com- the fa to trearu — ~ 3, imen interested ir r na the trar i 1 of transferring from pe for action : . : he re tion of water rate and, | th at fund ’ this charge hag It in claimed that Caae ieeem aie |, Superintendent Y lollara whenever it will 1 on twice against the water from Ottawa that no fresh fish #t : advocating the nge,| noticed, 'T t ro- |f No one knew the difference be # pped th ‘ da I } mmated, > a] sulted nan t 1 the discovery, : ance ta fovnste | WEATHER FORECAS ; ling the plun-| fairs of tt r at y a sample of eters by Canad ater receipts | that it has t t small steals, are buying fish ng th age . | publ f many thousand other y r v4, — ¢ . . y tem a cer-|ion of what c Li aggregate that ied tra é n receipts | water roce made under the present {be Amer' ig Fe h to the| After the chamber of , trou: CAO ney