The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1905, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOV Burly Sergeant and Towering “Cop” to “Piuch” Manager Sibley of the Annex WELL KNOWN DELEGATION SEATTLE BUSINESS MAN RECEIVES CALL FROM OF BLUECOATS BECAUSE HE PUTS URBIC ON THE THEY WERE AFTER ONE BUILDING—-BLUECOATS EVIDENTLY THOUGHT | an. OF THE GREAT NORTHERN ROB 1a BERS ha they ath iporatit aoe yt , They don't b alg | , i av x of xreat big coy pushed thetr way : , r& Lar mpany, t . and walked to the rear of th ’ oy in more ways that ©, Where they told Mr, Sibley he ee ibley nays others ing uy , ler arrest | come t i ; ; | offer ® , ' ' i ‘ \ i ' and he wb ' xt | Sergeant's at for uke of duty—-| knew I tle happened : : ? F * tioular t . nae RAILROADS ENGAGE IN PITCHED BATTLE ts of the world, Lu t (By Seripos News foncee of te R ter th present. In addit VANCOUVER R. ¢ intend t sam h by Naviga my y Fighting ove right Simatka: n ie f e ma f « rights-of-way of the ( quently took place, Many t now jing tue é M nd Vv. V.& . were fired but n ne Wan se ' iS ‘ erday near Midway injured. Th winelal police | Ports 0 8 » cing » a the fight after hard work. || The f oem \" am; th MYSTERY SURROUNDS [se ct | r | Awntratt THIS GRIM TRAGEDY | The win <hsiieahabetaiaipecin | mantie, Aus | Vayroasis i a tragedy not tn the house long when the a 4 at Newberg, Wark, "eghbors heard three shots fired f ep ea * + his bride @8¢ Mra. Hurford rushed into the Tuesday, Carl Harford and his Bride} oe ooe calling for help. | of six weeks were found dosd in| The neighbors responded, but | when they entered the house the their rooms. Xa Hurford had been sick for several| found Mra. Hurford lying dead on| vn. | secure @ third interest In the mov . Weeks and Tuestay ‘is wife vieited| the bed and ber husband tying b days. The steam-ling pictures of the fl at Colne him at his place of Susiness o| side her dead with a gaping wour . Superior Judge Seawell overruled ts eaid to have kept her han! under|ia his head. The authorities ar he Weat Seattic| the defendant's demurrer, when it her cape while there as if hiding | a loss to know whether it was mul-| Qievntor - Weet Senttie was found that Coffroth’s attorney something. {cide or murder, The revoiver was! Guthrie & ¢ The Tampico will | was not in court to prosecute the She returned home soon. She was! found by Mrs, Hurford's side. after i pro-jease. Five days are allowed in ceed to ote her) which to ile an answer. | for six months to Tries to “Duck” CASE OR STAND SUIT pes been battling with justice before justice P. V. Davia. on of Optober 27 Mra McCartney is accused rloinin “The next time you appear in court to explain why you do the accused has listened to the testi-| the dat Mony of five witnesses sworn by the state, who have stated that they wit- Th Judge Yakey Priday ittiy away. City L from police headquarte: ‘was summoned after the woman had eee taken to the firm's 6 and to pay over to his divorced wife allowance ordered for of herself and her children stopped. woman, she he has been the victim of foul pl The police have been notified RUSSELL 1S WORRIED Manager Russell, of the Avenue theater, The Star Friday morning that Ricipal explosive depot is concerned, | train to the powder depot at Black the fire marshal is in favor of city| Diamond. Should one of these pow- ownership. Nobody in the city is|der-laden wagons at any time be better aware of the danger to which | struck in a runaway or other acci- the city is exposed under the pres-| dent, there would be an explosion ent system of handling dynamite) that would shake the town. cargoes, which has been frequently “Manager McLean, of the Stand. pointed out by The Star, than the| ard Of! company, informs me that fire marshal, who has constantly,| he has no objection to leasing a but ineffeetually, sought to convince) part of the company’s ground for the counct! of the necessity of mak-| such wharf and warehouse. The ing some new arrangement lor nm is excellent. The city Third av. when the work of the done at James and Third “I think it's pretty cheeky, Russell, “and if the cars don’t » at this corner when that work being done I'm going to see they do stop, you bet M'DONALD’S RECOVERY “Sooner or later there is liable to| should control It, and charge a rea- be an accident that will cause an| sonable wharfage fee.” | recently MeDona | nourishment id 4 has taken con and everythin Than at Any Store in Town to a rapid recovery, Beede's at We have moved our entire bus- torney wil attempt to have his || ines to 723 Pike street, one door $1.00 Daisy game of Lotto, in wood box} 10c Ever-Hum- client formally charged and bail he — they ne tgs * buy 7 | fixed, unless McDonald's condition a 3 ae 4 tatndes errs teeter os ing Top, lat- fi and Groceries of the ber ‘ Bingle Shot a ming Top, Iat- H) takes a turn the other way, It will|J AN4 Grocerton of the Best po Air Rifle . %e Milton Bradley School] est out @ T\ then be known whether or not Me od Fresh Kigem, per dozen 25¢ sete Be | Paints Aus - 19¢ Donald will consent to the prose od Laundry Been per cee Game of Anagrams, in neat cution of Beede. The wounded han's | 5 i Box . BBE with sewed on The o Clark's large size Ex- oni Bits, 7-8 in. to 3 in.. 15e Wing Beede and fog AY relatives ef both ply being an unfortunate afair te 004 4 ality atest Z Dividers .... wees ihe PARIS, Ne 10.—Berteaux, min Yerxa’s Extra Har rib ne Wes PS Pes25 Ruswin Ball-twaring Rat-| °° CMP Of Mister of war, has resigned. Wxctt-| Sort yy jg a4 chet lock, the lat ing scenes were enacted tn the peer of all the coffes, in 10-Ib, Brace, best made #10 chamber, Bert nd Etienne cans, per Ib 2ke pes Boy's All-ftee) Velocipede | est craze . BL.59 jor minister of th Many new “topp jyou. B, N, Brooks & Co., Ave, 1981 Commencing November 22. Great ‘orthern'’s ne train, “Orient Limit ” wil ve Be tle # p. m, datl: wervation cars overland travel, new feature a ee eee Gince 1 o'clock Wednesday after. Arrayed agatnat the testimony of the noon Ada McCartney, the wife of state t 4 one. witty is mon McCartney, 198 .N. Sixth o that Mrs “aN DID NOT LIKE UMBRELLA JOKE Nearly a month ago T, O, Neg 4 roomer at the New Haven hotel, | I f ke it t ver Mut the aid did,’ he said ‘ mad h a h a! that the maid him what tt mar 1 1 I don't know her from Adam}-t mean Eve!" stated Negus, wragh ’ fully, “but she wil find out later n that such jokes don’t go with M | SHIPMENTS | t * : and Kure- ka are also due to sail for California | With wheat shortly, Manager Thort lyke stated to a Star orter, Prt xy morning, that every veanel of the fleet had wheat cargoes signed| tht not} gmail statuette from a display table| evidence by the ae Gis daa? Gircetad br at in the basement of the big department od upon the with e Boro agen A “ir od by order more on ond avenue. itth tnoy showed six | mart you will be fined for o tween her husband and Attorney ousness, but detailed he tempt was the warning given by morning te heseed her first finger the pretty | ated with I William Hughes, a prosperous cigar| be brought up. Gette und then. after @ imoment om to change it man, who has been sev cowed | ee hesitation it into = pape hauled tate count beannce stunee| 18 OLO OFFENDER the] the support &: Me | Tet way postibic and Stfered to pes | Allegations of extreme bratality| St*4ine camp on Queen Anne bill Fight name and gs Ble | again for the statuette. — were made against Hughes by hie| Tc*tly. Joe Jaros, an employe of | 0 HOSTS OF FRIENDS. invalid wif t the camp, acuses Nick Grebe, ar F, Moore and The McCartheys have been reat: | at the time of the dt ted last April and | of gion dents of this city for pome years and | Force, and Judge Frater reprimand-| "eed last April and convicted as) FRIEND OF MRS. DAVIS. | the accused woman has a hort of ed him at the time for filling the|® (iserderly ef | ee ere fee eens | care Woe Save Salled to Ber eup |court room with neighbors and m Se, Sle Serna os are but through fh attorney the w If @iacharged, she ty Inet diers as witnesses to testify against qnag, mace hie ape & “4 the} Secured a nae of venue, st tute a suit for damages ast the} the woman who claimed — xpiration of his sentence, and this} fase has been on trial it haw been| appeal and, unless the jury finds the been hanging around the camp for | Warned that Mrs MeCartney i# a man guilty. they Mabie to big | 1S INDIAN VICTIM the past few days. If picked up, he} Bis “Out ots lint of 16 gorore os:| courts the Gefendant. will ‘carry her Se FOUL PLAVe)| can be compelled to ettve cat the BES so Wenar. ‘the’ acne.” fave’ ware| ones to biahor, irinanels a An Indian named Dave Dan has| balance of the original sentence, if Ghosen by the court after Attorney| After several hours of deliberation, | ™YSteriously disappeared. He owns) not held for the los of the tools. r, for, the fetense, had * ken | the J om falled to agree and were ten acres of land along the Inter- — Bamber tram the origina! tot,” "| “Prosstator Whitham wil’ probably | Urban line between Foster and aGr-| seg cseceeccocccoosesoees One of the jurors. W. Btevens,| apply for a change of venue, na the | 4¢M stations, which certain individ- ‘e Proprietor of the Hotel Htevens. ‘arose | defense thave airady availed them-| uals from Garden station and Seat- Mi a Ulead of the éctendumt, Injgrevebiy be takes fefore Suction BR. | vo nave been trying to get away i spite of this fact, he has served. [RO George for « re-trial from him r ; He went to Eastern Washington 1 about six weeks ago and left his father to take care of the place. A short time after he left some one! The following men are began #h @ around the house at| for office Hallard, on the re night, and this was kept up until | [lean Gemet: M Buta s the ol% Indian was afraid to stay | fridenstine and neil: | Fire Marshal Kellogg has sent a} explosion suficient to wreck the| “one at night a a 2 communication to the council, call-| whole waterfront,” said Mr, Kellogg | S0me friends of the Indians wrote noon ing attention to an opportunity| Friday morning. “I have already |* letter to Dave Dan ing the nome occupying the offices of tri Which the city now has to construct| seen several narrow escapes. Not | CoMdition of things and asking him | urer, clers and chy Sitarnoy eM andi: & powder pier on the Standard Oil only {s there great danger in un-| (> Come pack. He reached Seattle : arge company’s property on the tide flats | loading the dynamite cargoes on the Fesgeten but aid ait Ae aon and) ' ° south of the Centennial Mill | wharf, but there {s more in the| "4s Ol heen seen lee nw part Insofar as the purchase of a mu-| work of transporting {t by wagon or|, Friends and relatives are afraid next week ay Third expressed a fear to the Madison cara will refuse to stop at re grade comes that far, just as is now} day night a Kinn top i8| serlously injuring that al NO Sere IN DOUBT “Unless something unforseen hap- |, “ . |pens, I feel sure that my patient} The for a een | will recover,” stated Dr, Ford Fri —_ i |day morning, in regard to the con-| ©% 1331 } dition o: a McDonald ho w ! Can Always Be Found Here | shot by George Beede on Third ar, | He wants to talk to you Page 66## friends and relatives are divided as} Ea ‘ani beat grado all-ntoe! Squares | 9125 = Kestner fl ty the advisability of this step.|J North Dake nd Blue Stem errr Bisque Doll, §| There seems to be an apparent de ve ragrein — pe any sive on the part of the friends and Mc Donald to drop the matter, as sim- | styles to show 24 the t Compartment-ob- in on ° “ste ade ie] points | «© BELLINGHAM PORT "TOW? V The ame lingham, whieh | " « n island t r ated the ut damage t t 1 ngham reached e vu ad p it Elect Officers BIG OUTWARD | seventh and last #6 AGAIN AFLOAT : 10, 1905. Local Teutons Listen to Norwegian High School Instructor Teach German 1} for toaching mg idea how hett { it th b of “der Fad wT gian t r gt| nd 4 , 1 ha Friday wi ng thous t was all about going into the cla mm and them-| It was a d upon later toning to the Norwegian’s| the principal and the two invest Ge gators that Aaberg pePhaps ts com N, J. Btoigieder, editor of dhe] petent enough to teach the ar Washington Prowse, and G, L, Tan-| classes tn Gerg but en it er, chemist, with a Star man en en to advan in th te the offico of William F.| language he would not be quite “uy Geiger, principal of the high school,| to snuff Friday morning, and Hetened to the] The matter will be taken up again principal tell how it happen: at a special meeting to be held Fri You soe, gentlemen,” sald the|/day night in Germania hall, at rincipal, “when Aaberg which Messrs. St der and Tanzer he came highly recommen will report. It is expected that a und he spoke German with a true| mass meetim of local Germans will accont and English with a German| be called in the near future, and the aceent. I have investigated this or taken up m fully, 1, gentlemen, und # has Hetn-| Principal Geiger in ed Frida rich Kilian, head of the German morning that he was w partment , What's tha Are n paper man sired the pr th surprise, « gave tle jerk toward the man from Star Thiw isn't fair, gentlemen. You! “ mn th { Mr hould have told me there was a| ™ | reporter here aid the principal) ins a pot with a frightened 1¢ Tag aod gg The gentlemen from Germany| » manager t stisfied the principal that there}! ¢ was really nothing to hide from the papers, and all four retired to oe Arctic Brootherhood Friday aft ernoon in the some of th: Alaska lub, the following were for the coming y ° lips, grand arctic chief ‘dost 1) Chealander, viee grand arctic ct J. G. Driee, grand a eper of nugee J. T. Watt, y KUHN INDICTED An indictment was handed dow {| against George M, Kuhn, of West Seattle, for embesziement Frida morning by the jury in th trict court, Kuhn ostmaster at We m of hi rime wae nevitable he attemys to commit icide, but was resuscitated ~ Battling Nelson Wins in Court : | SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.—Rat | tling Nelson, lightwetght champion, | |this morning yon a technical point ina wm against James Coffroth to t (WATER SHUT OFF Water will be sbut off Saturday | | Nov. 11, from 8:30 om. to % p. z on Jackson ast.. from 12th So. 19h So. and on ith So a Washington to Jackson. Cc. & MEETING | | At tho United Presbyterian) lehureh, on Sixth and Seneca, Fri evenin the executive committee the local Christian Endeavor will! hold @ meeting The moetingy commence promptly at 7 and some important m: | taining to the securing of th nal convention of the Christian} Jeavorers in this city In 1907 will] \f In @ report to the police regatd- ing the loss by theft of a quantity | of valuable blacksmith tools from a city ticket ting will be ity hall Friday night at & | the Anti-Annexation club, a be held Saturday night in 1, by foniata. ent politicians Ballard Sypher'a Speeches poth Seattle af Because of a thick fog Wednes ar park car col lided with a street sweeper driven by W. H. Raynor, an employe of the ity, throwing him to the street and him internally. He was removed to his home, 2606 | North Sixth. | —--® - Shirts, Neckwear, Ho YERXA srxn's Extra Flour—a blend of S450 f Se |f We have sample 10-Ib, | |f Yeorxa’s Extra Fiour at euoh, Yerxa’e Extra Bacon, pound 16a per B-Ib, cans, per Lens quantities, xtra Ceylon T Extra Uncolo ib The above per pound in quantities, White Floating Soa excellent quality, largest @e bars, per box 2.75 Less quantity at the ‘ot r box oaes 723 Pi F. R. YERXA & 8 gpe Oe Ib bot a * Miniature Street Railway and Light System on Exhibition In Conrt 4 eprod on of the; for $25,000, averring that the ac eattle “ the jent w 4 to the negiigen way alg m wa on exhibit! the company in maintaining & de Friday morning in Judge Hate dt fective eel sin-n $1 down—$1 a week. ballire rks and ove Hintch himself found amusement 1a) All Styles, Qualities and)] site, the STANDARD $1 down—$1 a wok. turning the tiny electri itghts ott! 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