The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1905, Page 1

NOW, FOR A LONG PULL AND A STRO) JOIN THE NEW SEATTLE COMMERCIA The Seattle iG PULL FOR GEATTLE. ME NEW COMMERCIAL CLUB. germ ; CLUB, AND “BoosT.” | @EE MANAGER SIBLEY OF “THE ANNEX.” EXTRA! NITION RELEASE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS, SAYS WITTE NICHOLAS WILLING TO sil ANYTHING TO PACIFY IN-/| FURIATED SUBJECTS — st.} . PETERSBURG WORKMEN| STILL SKEPTICAL OF CZAR'S | GOOD INTENTIONS—COUNTRY IT’S ALL THE SAME TO THE VOTER (Gte_bar: co IN AN UPROAR \h ~ eae RHE 1 ‘ | GEORGETOWN * ST. PRETERSIURG, Oct 1 bd ¥ - WA R * M. Witte promises an imo * a “a TE % diate release of all political *! COMPANY, ® prisoners. who can be released #& # without danger to the public # x * RRRAARR AER AR ARR My Beripes News Ass'n) ST, PETERSBURG, Oct. 31.—The revolutionists are ermined t free all the political prisoners. Sev eral skirmishes between them and the troops are reported. Professor Tarie was wounded THE 18 THE NEWLY ORGANIZED COMMERCIAL rf 1905, LONGEST STRIDE OF BEATTLE TOWARD BIGNESS CLUB. The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News NTS PER MO DID SUICIDE LEAVE WILL? | GEORGE E. WRIGHT, HUBBELL'’S ATTORNEY, REFUSES TO TELL—WIDOW DENIES REPORT THAT BROTHER OF 8UI- CIDE 18 COMING TO SEATTLE—AFFAIR STILL UNDER CLOUD OF GECRECY AND MYSTERY od IN THE PRESENT CAMPAIGN AT GEORGETOWN THE BATTLE FOR THE CONTROL OF THE REPUBLICAN I If BETWEEN THE BREWERY AND THE aati alage GEORGETOWN WATER COMPANY, BOTH BIG CORPORATIONS AND THIS 18 HOW THE FIGHT STO THI ARTOO NI — naman M4 WAS G Oct i * aeoer fe ddy, charge d attaire s 7 " ® for this country in St. Peters 4 % burg, cables the official an : % nouncement of the establish %& ment of a constitutional gov ernment, and the following 2| *# cabinet: Minister of the in- #/ % terior, Obolensky; finance, Ro- * ustice, Koni; educa- * Buen. Kroto sky; communica. #| TERRIFIC STORM NOW RAGING "AOROSS GULF OF ALASKA [1 GULF OF ALASKA (Moore thought best to put back ffhaus rather than take any chances of be Gey Gortecs % thoes, Shaffhauser. = THREATENS SAFETY OF PASSENGER BOATS AND | ing blown ashore on the rocky] .os ANGELEE oct t ee h Valley miner ee pont Sate mocigenione Other vessels now on that run are thor ee the steamers Santa Ana, Dora, ay" M. |Portiand and Bertha. The steam- | Yin from Los Angeles to ¢ | ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 31.- Witte today summoned a conference was falaily injured in an bile accident Monday night automo. Fear for the safety of vessels, both, and other southeastern ports . to|ship Cottage City, of the Paetfie » the | Coast Steamship company, was re Th - . of all the news; large and small, which are now ply-| Vaudes, Seward and points to the) ree men were in the auto, Pie ae ie sacad thelr aid in| ing the waters of the Gulf of Alas-| westward are numerous If any of|ported to have arrived at Juneau | which was being driven from. Lon _ Festoring normal conditions and se ka, is felt by ship owners here, ow-| these vensels are caught, steamship- | yesterday Angeles to Pasadena and return on jing to @ telegram received Monday| men say there is but little hope for Major Giassford said Tuesday |e wager of $500 that the trip could * @uring the confidence of the people Be made in 46 mir h| morning the cab by the United States cable office in) th unless they are able to reac was in working " Re ee ae cy ne Sb oATC® 18 Mae red barton” * "| Order. sBtorm warniags have been |, Sratt bay wan paralzaed trom 0 down an me of clvit iUberty. Dispatches| The telegram states that a terrific report recetved by the cable|fent out by means of the cable all) oy he may have a broken vertebra. Odessa say that persons ar-| Storm is now raging across the Gulf| office states that the steamship 4s the coast to acquaint marin- vdhed in the disorders Sunday were|Of Alaska from Unimak pass ‘o| Santa Clara, owned by the North- | ¢rs of thetr danger. OS A Oct 1— The greatest excitement| Cross sound. At this time there are | western Steamship company, which | The steamship Obio, which is ex- | “geotty” in suffering greatly. He neve be will © auto, The doctors say porary paralyzed. | fractures, oot pli ver ride In another he ts t ‘There are sailed from Seward for Beattie Mon-| pected to bring a large number of day, was forced to put back owing| Nome passengers to Seattle, may to her being unable to stem the|be caught im the storm providiny she | heavy seas, The telegram neglect-|is now far enough south. The Tam. in those waters. ed to state whether or not the vee-| pleo, of the ¢ Navigation com- Fishing and coasting hooners| sel was injured. Her owners here| pany, !* also due to arrive from plying to and from Sitka, Juneau|say that im all lkelthood Captain | Nome within the next week. many passenger vessels now in that section. and it is feared some may have been caught in the storm. There are also many small vessels Prevails, and the police are utterly leas to preserve order, Rod are waved everywhere. To- the funerals of victims of Sunday riots will be held. A demonstration is planned. the speed law Mie wite bs nursing him. strike | te de- EEARSAW. Oct. 31.—The The revotution! QNd political amnesty of all Sffen: [Sakae eee ees rs re toda Bd the soldiers. resp toy | # NEW YORK, Oct. 11.—Com- # & lows to know | # missioner McAdoo today not ® Attitude to assume. Two men. > Gas he manana at the © ue one Saar ore. # Garrick theater that, If they # By ee # tried to present “Mrs. Warren's # stay, hilton the cashier, stele * Profession” tonight, the partl- # and eseaped. The social dem- * clpants will be arrested . have issued a proclamation aeeteweweeeanee RACE WITH ATH ee cei WALTER SCOTT. Cowboy Millic aire Injured in Auto} Accident. CAPTURED! the stabbing affray, and asked the police officers if lmose was dead. A formal charge will be filed with Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh | Tuesday Imoxe is stowly improving, al though he is very weak from the Megeard. hunted and worn, Y Svemees K Imose ip an alley back of the ST. PETERSAL Oct. 31.—It Montana stables Sunday night, was Fiat = yolitiont ‘amnesty ia cx- pleked up by Patroimen Dolphin to all offenders. It ts. ex.| RUNAWAY FLAT CAR CHASES PASSENGER COACH DOWN - eens and Anderson Monday | gent Me amnesty wil be) STEEP GRADE AND CRASHES INTO LATTER'S REAR PLAT- (Special to The Stand He did not know the result of thanks for the manifesto. BELLINGHAM, Wash., Oct. 11.— FORM | Lying beneath the charred debris of a humble home, the bodies of John King and an unidentified man were found this morning. a half mile north of the Chuckanut stone quar- ry. The men were terribly burned, only a portion of the body of one} remaining. Apparently the men were caught while asleep and. on Oct. 31—} ST. PETERSBURG . gathered in! thousand peopl Dashing with the speed of an ex- the passengers on the car that no cathedral square this | press train down the grade on the|one was killed, as for a time it Cig 3 nervices were, "eld! Ballard interurban line near Bit-| appeared as if a terrible accident Ty Bagh ail ter Lake at § o'clock on Monday|was unavoidable. Panic reigned Church of Russia the | | Frac good —— night, an empty flat car Craps og the passengers, and it was itecrat™ was omitted from | aoe r | with @ Ballard passenger car. only after a long interval that Prayer for the czar. It is re- that the workmen have de- j Quietness was again restored The fiat car had been switched loss of blood. ‘Hero John Murphy! Step Forth and Receive Thanks Mystery deepens around the sui What the seeming terror of his cide on Friday night last in the] life was no one know Hotel Wash 1 of the well] And it is doubtful whether any known capitalist and clubman,|one will ever know except those Frank B. Hubbell mmediately connected with the | Four of the most prominent | matter d trust companies of thi In spite of the repeated state ed T morning a ments to the effect that Hubbell’ finan relations rother Baldwin would arrive in them without ¢ cattle Tuesday from Marmora, On- ey ated, and stated emphat s, Canada, to take charge of the cally, that HIS ACCOUNTS WITH | remains, Mrs. Hubbell stated to The THEM WERE PERFECTLY SA1l ur ‘Tuesday morning that her ISFACTORY in every particu rother aw would not come to and that at no time, as far a r| the funeral, amd that other and more owledge of his affairs went, was| distant relatives of the dead man Hubbell short of funds j i attend | And yet a few days before his widow seemed ¢ p and col- eath he tried every means to liected while talking over the affair, © of certain of bis properties,|and stated that no arrangements ably that at Pike and Terry,| for the funeral would be made pube |the market va of which ts quot-| le until probably after Wednesday, ed at $60,000, and which HUBBELL | morning. [OFFERED FOR LESS THAN $4 There seems to he a strong desire | 000, on her part to keep the matter ag | And he was very anxious to get| quiet as possib! The funeral will jthe READY CASH for this prop-| be strictly ate erty | George K. Wright, an attorney in | If his cash accounts with the lo-|the Burke building, who had at- al banks wore in such good ll-|tended to the greater part of the jtion, why was Hubbell so anxious|dead man’s legal affairs, stated to #ell—and to sell for less than the| Tuesday that he would make noth- Jing public concerning the matter of a will “Did Hubbell make a will not?” he was asked pot 1 WILL NOT ANSW ly worth robable was real of a| QUESTION,” was the reply of spot cash | All information concerning the had at the time disposal of the dead man’s estate him to become insane over worry?| will be given out after the funeral NOBODY KNOWS — not before, according to an em- Every one of the banking men| pha statement made by Mr, erviewed Tuesday morning by Wright Tuesday morning. The Star shook their hea in vw The assertion was made just be- moni mt—Iindicated that they were| fore the attorney mounted the stairs led at th in ubbell's life. | It is known that at the time of j his death Hubbell had large sums of money on deposit in jocal banks and trust companies And yet with all this ready money he was trying to unload, and seem ed desperately anxious to unload certain properties he had accumu- lated both on Union and on Pike streets. There must have been some UN- KNOW. SOURCE OF WORRY over affairs of which nobody knew anything but himself, which caused him to kill himself. turn of affairs in}in the Hotel Washington to confer with the widow, presumably over the estate. An attempt to locate the store im which was bought the gas tub@ which was used by Hubbell to kill himself resulted unsuccessfully, Tuesday morning, and it probably will never be known where and when and by whom the instrument of death was purchased. One of the queer features of the sad affair {is the utmost secrecy maintained by all connected with it concerning the final dispositi of the remains and of the terms of the will—if there was a will. “* SEATTLE MAN PAYS FORTUNE TO SETTLE DEBTS OF BROTHERS (By Berivps News Ass'n) BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 31— Nathan Eckstein, second vice p: dent of Schwabacher & Co., of § ttle, Wash., late on Monday after- | | noon paid to Vice President Fred | j these notes, for which he was held responsible, that he committed sui- cide. The young cashier's body was taken to his home on Monday night, All bis books were examined on Monday and were found to be cor- rect in every way. The young man, to all appearances, did not have any other financial or any family trou- bles. His friends state that he had been worrying for some time over the failure of the Ecksteins to set- | le these notes. | Seller of the Citizens’ National bank, of this city, a large sum of money, said to be in the neighbor-| | hood of $50,000. This amount, what lever it was, took up all the notes / j against Mr. Eckstein's two brothers, | Charles and Adolph, of the Whit ney-Eckstein Seed company, of this city, held by the bank. These notes are what is generally | Supposed to have caused the suicide of the young bank cashier, Henry J. Block. Block, it is said, became 80 worried over the non-payment of Mrs. Nathan Eckstein, wife of Nathan Eckstein, living on Six teenth near Madison, declined to be interviewed on Tuesday, saying she had no information to give out, $0 continue the strige until the off near Bitter Lake; and the awakening, were too dased hed on is granted and universal | brakes set. Somebody evidently | HELL an cape. King was released from the! Where is John Murphy? Murphy was struck by the ma- js assured. b king fi , fraud. {Neal dealings followed by | city jail yesterday, where he had Murphy is a traveling man. chine and painfully 7 i. boys looking for a “joke,” unset the| [fad iVeqal 0 toe tonya | omar yore = brakes and the car went its er- beg See eee ba Pir-| been held for drunkennes It is | o€ San Francisco, who M while Mr. Haley w | (Continued on Page 1) ate me sont int on its OF ite,” in the gate thought that King was intoxicated | Saved Misa Edith Haley, of Tacoma, | his daughter, who had swooned, Mr. | , promoters of the | from porrible death or severe injury | Murphy quietly siippe: | and his companion was in the same | frem po + a pped away HHAAKAAKAKARK HH! The motorman of the pessouger| fue company by I seodition nn Wen in the same OE Airing har out of th of an fa’ Mr, Matey & tecking’ ter the} ’ *\car, seeing the approach of the| men who deciare t many people Se autemebile on Seventeenth avenue.’ hero to thank him. Water will be shut off Wed- #| speeding flat car, immediately re-| have been victimized. e. Ar ight into th Be pesday. from 8:20 a. m. to 5 &) versed his car and raced back at| Local officers are looking for J.) nh Wanhingtena thahen tanes [mone aise Weeeld Be sleee meaaee |G. Hanby, president of the concern whi Washington's timber lands| Some 50,000 acres of tinder was in the district between # | full speed, but could not escag |W. H. Stewart, ¥. With thé On Brilliant State ma cease to be individual holdings and| bought and sold under this cons and Sixth, from Main to * | runaway, which smashed the plat-/ gicay, ‘of the officere it ie ce $s Li] | in great tracts, pass into the hands; tract, the attor alleges, and the , for the purpose of #| form alleged that 000 cannot be | jor great bun mg and sawmiil/ profits shovid have am putting in a tap for the munici- #| _It_is considered remarkable by counted for. S t d t St t P , companies. may be had from a com- | $110, of which his share would pal building. * entence ‘0 ate Prison. led in the superior court! have been $55,000 Pp | ini sep this amount, the plaintiff says, eee AN AGED MAN DIES UNDER " | “4 Be af Umber cruiser, by neat Hck 4 : . G Peavy, a timber timber cruiser, by a neat trick. } SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct Judge Hart refrained from for $55,000, which he claims cruiser, he alleges, learned the itt: @ Has EC IAR Cc R het Judge H 1 ee t . 4th of th his sh estimated « of the ayers the attorney 1 ew central market’ tmimens’ + for t snd | expressed his pity fo Which the cruis-| had on his list, and secretly made @ M | | auditorium, at > hee Y wit sentenced the ny tor | sald t not e ne y wi a with them hereby ne would Made Report P UL | CU $ NCES | , . : to five years Jems th that giv | “sold him out,” pocketed the turn the timber tracts over to the two weeks, or just! brine Weak from 1 ker jand left the plaintife “out buyers for 50 cents profit to the acre, a Engtneer Thoniwon = ile tad th Mre ‘ eliminating the attorney from Rag 4 and brilant lawye 1 ttorney 1 the timber | transa 1 altogether The ‘An under current of expectancy Was Mozes Keezer, of 1421 Fit- id hy « # - “ Dayal ourt ~ the complaint alleges, made | dolla per a the atterney las Deen thrilling the legal frater-|ty-seventh, Green Lake, denerted at|or the prvatery wurtoundine his ni a or wed tn Dead matehatne bere 5 aeeanmOale omanted tn caine Bity since early’ Monday evening, | f death and at the hour|three-day# stay at the hotel ; $0 Fs ag of timber from individuat hold cure the land at ridiculously When it began to be whispered that | of He registered by the day and | Fan “ sideration | ers at minimum figures, and the at- figures, but “the brain which Secret report had been made to| mn confronts Coroner! had to be helped to bed by the be estdinend ani bee torney was to furnish eastern buy ed the whole plan,” says the / Fidge Orange Jacobs, president of | ‘ il, who was notified by Deputy boy,” explained one of the pro « Jere at maximum figures, the tv reaped no rewards, and tetess sacialon, by the commi:| oven, rola tf the death wick | ton of the hot” "ie wan uncom. | Work" : = | partners to divide the dltference Attorney ‘weeks to. recover Of lawyers recently appointed to| morning in a closet at the Arling-| sufferer.” en UY & YT ote ye Ww d T . | {plied he would be ready to sail at} 1 the » nder th tract tigate the charges of unpro-|ton hotel Aw of th 4 man's cloth. | fitth avenue hee Doth ade on Iria j1 p.m, | J conduct made against At-| A post mortem will have to beling « Lake address, ‘ at this point | The defense will attempt to prove | ‘ ue, Jotn C. Murphy and George! pes iS s« rate the ca - of death. | ar 4 r $7.60, payable contemph and the future VALLEJO, Cal., Oct, 91.—A, F. | that th ident resulted from | f ne body now lies at the Bonmey-|to work on the market house and audi “ propane Ht: pt : overpressure caused by getting up| oB. Co Secohe admitted Star| Watcon morgue Wh 8 stioned Dr. | torium depends entirely upon which | Yates, executive officer of the Ben- | ii on hor auinounced to | ‘ ‘Jodne jacobs admitted to a Star) early Tuesday Keezer was seen| Sharples about count the | grade i extablishe: nington, was on the stand in the) WN ¢ oe Feporter Tuesday morning that a) roebiy making to the rear| physician failed to recall a patient Another thing which has kept the | Wade court-martial He matte. Report had been made to him by | of the hotel office where the tollet/by that name. The bill was dated| work in check ts the decision of the | stated that early in the morning of} aa ene RRRRRAR RRR the committee, but declined to dis-| rooms are located. Not long after-| October 1. | Fourth avenue, This |the day of the explosion he went! » » © s teno e ard jou © por ne obb: a few ueléws articles, ant changes 8 | pe Ci re 7 a > eEPRenr + , ov. 2 com nae Sere Spee, NOT eras estan Tir aeotateten | aiath tte tad ee ake ond ce shore to see Commander Young as | BANK CLEARINGS *} PARKERSBURG, W. Va., Oct. 31./ ‘The bank, Methodist church, an ofe * Prater,|Invertigation found the aged man| purse. One arin was wrapped In an steel super-structire, [ro be Bour of sailing. Young sald | # Oct 1906 $1,485,025.85 | fice building of seven stories and him turned over to Judge Frater, Peceial head feet tele’ i sotkos etl tik clockink he ie Chaete at aa nel Way cent ae to get up steam at once, but not to! % Oct. 31. 1904 969,556.46 A fire which started this morning! 19 dwellings were troyed. Dynes eee that in open court, on Satur-| the Viceet. He wan still alive when|eld man was stricken with paralysia, much further de pros boilers A and B. Yates re-|% Increase over ne % | io the Pinsgrove hotel, at Pinsgrove,! mite stopped the progr of the Gay, the report would be one taken from the plage. but a cloner investigation of | the ity to decide or turned to the ship and repea }* . date last $ 515,468.91 & | from a natural gas explosion, de-| flames. It is reported that severe public. Dr, Chase was summoned, but all! tacts may develop t or another in the regrade matter. orders. to Lieut, Wade, Wade re-!g kaa ee eae ARK ARK stroyed practically the entire town } lives were 10st. ‘The loss is $200