The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1906, Page 1

on ne en “ * 0 at y 0 0 J a "0 ") a " y ie erview Him--McCann on Warpath acigbcry woeltey alow tie | to ente Then he came down, and sponden eats and Murders RE AS ee | n McCann, a groceryman at; his reputation as 4 business mar : 1022 Pike, has declared war against | He referred the company to his bank Bill All Right, P e ie the Beattie Lighting company. He|and to the variow r r ts fight over the Bib , [has the better of the fight so far, which bh bust t it was! soc : i witiesty, ean amt \ en OMM S UICl e J although the gas Octopus ix bending! the $5 for Manager Lane way, has no coraplaiot J every effort to disiodge him McCann says that Lane won ion A Star tae BO pramesered The octopus has tried to turn off! the $5 The chances are that to secure from Manager Lane this cae ee eae COMPTROLLER WANTS TO RE-|Di# kas, but his iNumtnant still) will not Lane has veut two men tol morning a statement of hie aide of Tecoma, Jan, W—Nele N him eile dine snaen, Whe ‘bhder'eg al , } j burns brightly, This morping Man-| McCann's place sirendy to turn off|the case. He met the manager Mt a won “ . “ | ally the wife pu the! wh as tae fate oe Fol sf Redvers Buller wie long OVE BONDS FOR WHICH | ager Lane, of gas company, sought! the light. The first emiseury, Me-|} private sanctum © be field marshal, Is to be aul ‘ h ‘ r Kille Py by ‘ oughly insane father fro and the ni rer’s body in the next. | © - | to emulate Sherlock Holmes, send-| Cann says, was polite. The second "4 represent The 8t 1 would —* ing Kile ” sda Silat teoaiviae a we sh sgt eg | yo tyas as ® general with $5,000 per rea | OMBING FUNDS HAVE NOT ling « man out with a pase key to| was almost insulting to bie wife The door for yo was Lane’ and bis «) ing from him and he rush Ceesae” ur oneat Gan, | boneeen | BREN CREATED do the trick, The faithful servant é % Manager Lane ts a big man— the Bea adjoining room, where he s merobiie eur Gun tans [a2 a berin hotel, wane) jof the octopus turned off the gas| Case for Coroner ph . The reporter left. Nelsc . aly & revolver, which he placed to yrtgage In which he| Fifth av that hier wan jail right, but at the wrong place 1t wiht t tor tho ceitl anoths nd and blew out his drains He Was & contractor | entered yesterday afternoon and an| Comptroller Riplinger has ad-| 80 there ts more trouble for Mr.| "It will be w cane for the red Mr , cated, © . etgbbore heard the pistol shot | te the employ of the Fremont Tim.| overcoat a The room was en-| Grete@hem letter to eastern bond- | lane blak: om aerere going | « * | And rushed to the house to find the | ber company and was well thought| tered on January 2 and a eult case! bol Anking their consent to al Refused to Dig Pp. 1 agate Page noie Bie rac D4 out hie t : corpse of the mother and the pendant no h aeAeae inion? had. A of by all ae OY ee 1 some clothes taker low thi eity to redeem fis bonds be Mr. McCann iasued bis declaration | eye ay believe It M Cann ‘ ey “sor . bie 4 fore Maturity and jenue new 4 ver | ot war following @ demand of the! | ‘he fe impose f dust before ¢ o . . eout inde in their stead The |, any that he put up ® deposit | th =a i oe ‘ ca pr bonds bear interest at the | o¢ for the privilege of burning | fered to -pa re ee ee oe ill ° rat GS per cent. There is NOW | the yoliow and smoky output of the deposit, and he 1 fight gg naan outl me Bonds amounting (©) gas company’s plant. Mr. Met . ase ans bbe for which © sinking [094 | refused He considered {t enti Due to Manager Lane —olpewlpe gigas shoud tave been to 44te | unnecessary, in fact, an insult to} ency, another man was sent ¢ fiatiren, and an she J: amouming to N. W.| ee Harti@@® Co. of Chicago, are the j ‘ aeons | a . ll — hea vidi holders. | = Ke aes we ar ape Pe va ged . ag <a Sit | | t attempt to comenit. Sail af the inan c ‘ ' was sentenced to serve tem @ large ras hie ‘ ' | in the penitentiary at Walle without Warning cut he att | a is ; UP WARDS! LITTLE G/RL lying and her} Sr hend, white Bile wits, o . —— eee WILL HE RESIGN? nina ‘The euarantee fund for the Inter- {f € she wmspecnss TEL, WORK TO BEGIN AT ONCE. ° ne 8 de national Christian Endeavor conver WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 11.—} " New Gubseripti Gisior Brackett’s resolution de-| for Tursday. The resolution tion in Seattle in 196 tinmes te = tae or soriptions Metding that Senator Depew resign,’ the imeurance revelations and | Os te eo & “sage was reintrod mands that Depew re grow # 1 © yesterday ; Btar has received wen fr M ' 1M WRECK | CR E Triste sing contributions | Juien Redelsheimer 100.64 and ste = the « * they w ¥ F. Blaine 60.00 bis Butterworth & Bons , 25.00} ‘ ‘ . | OGRE, Utah, Jan, 11 ‘ ‘ a PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 11.—The VELANI " 11. —Be- pf . tos, , i aye i nen Pacific westbound f The matter is now under consider 100.00| Lutke showcase warehouse caugh® Same SENSS Were Ss m Gee 70 mall Wig Wrecked at Montetto, Utah 69.00) fire this noon and will probably be eure of the { Leland W./ some to investors in the weet and] « pote... ation by al! of the banks in the elity : the broker belteved by | others in the east. It has not been| "ore Mmcke™ St meldnians by a the cota ane nauk’ oe | a. total Tt contained $76,000 . trot Proke two going f $2,420.00 worth of goods. mt | discovered that the dn were sold | sags moth engines Were the wholesale firma, and by all of | arge quantities te any one ias|% o the hotel The exact amounts - 8T. LOUIS, Jan A Pullman | persons were badly hurt and others Ons ot wg ofl To | ed at the train ditched . tas 45 0 he. seven x €ar altached to a fast train on the pho girders caught one end of t Wil probably amount to $1,300,006. The Btar yesterday telegraphed to Wabash, entering ty trom Chi- | ear and prevented « fall all the wa The suspended firm's books are-tn the 4 nged from the \to the ground, or at least six would «. tatethie atthe 68 cinta. 2 tere the @evated tracks on the levee, Six | hgve been instantly killed | viarities are laid at the door the ‘ evelat Sus tay aoe? »r the | | gation may § to the Boe fund. Answers me le fee, of which Charles BE. De | have been received stating that the} | ah it é is me, hands of the proper officials of the} j ‘ |! wenger Jepartmnents for action | | | . ' | PREGENT GERMAN PLAYS \” Ese | Produce Men to Act, j | The German depa of the} - 5 ee ny | tate university on Jan 1 wilh pee-| —_— Today Secre Fraah, of the Se-| 7 3 sent two German plays in the jane AUTTE, Mont. Jan. 11—The ore Jon, took steps| Under the auspices of the Seattle; ership will begin next week in earme | wage of the Patheriand. ‘the per-| sams, ty Che feetet of thel all together on| = est | IS ON TRIAL te oo UG Se given Eee hanipegwen in th unos f thy Friday to «how much the| Municipal Ownership league the ‘two melt prewilibeint anal contradtors, being & cooly association would pledge, It is ex-| meeting will be held tomorrow even-| dates of the labor interests so far cnnnarsisanionstpenaimeasiid " pected that the contribution will be|ing at the Labor temple to discues| mentioned for mayor are Mathew MAJOR CASE, WHO WEARS A BLACK EYE, GAYS HE WILL | ja large one. |the coming campaign. Dow and W. D. Wood. Labor mea PROSECUTE CLANCY FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT—CLANCY PARIS, Jan. 11-—The trial The Star has had printed « large! A caucus of the labor union men say. both stand a good show for the Ju Jatusot, the sugar king, wh “MRS, MORRIS number of subscription blanks u at the Labor temple/nomination. Dow is a contractor SILENT recently failed for 15,000,000 fram | | which Ite spect sentatives are noon for the purpose of | and popular with the laboring mea, began today. He is charged with} | rapldiy distributing th the plans and sug ng | Wood is interested in a local trust » of confidence legally | elty and among the Ry the coming city elec-| company and well known among o t hy th abuse nfl n me “s , 140 n t wish organizing savings banks deavor so Nex “y «@ delegates from enach| business men, having formerly ter. : f jmeneral « wil » « ity have been selected | served as mayor. There is consid cee Sohn 6 the hundr cy people t the organizations at the! erable talk of uniting the labow omaagy 4 ee : A T Z terested, and quick " it ts expected that the| party and the municipal ownership eta how te he Fre m 3 personal | ” x a | wens ‘ ‘ " tain : ‘ : n for municipal own- party under one banner, anty Cler n jer ancy | W Ni " 1 t i ‘The entire withou attack in gener neath my notice, but ® ' «Ww 1 hotes this | Seubt bee esoured within the next ta —______— —— — being $= entire? age *’ i he i on LOS ANGELES who ar rage Mere Ss NEW York, J . sata jaye, a per * sooner | lo'clock. He was intoxicated whem planais 2 the fullest extent of the louse ck amo, in in a| O4 Wedrie has b postponed uti- | the ge water . - he made the report. _ wi 1 Was seated at my des anid ar ffictal, and If he we n at . hake: w af me New York hin about Mr. Care rons ‘ tna nished be ght try to mmit | ne j thr ee weeks to select the city for the | cee Sonne Ot Ca wa black eye > f oe | ave pledged netore | } ser a rere tar the em | os basing, cane BREAK INTO HOUSE EIS E IND i: note | provocation, xtr nte amag o shane twa! | cama =» | the exter s | i." ty that Seattle | “ . jw ve . - H | | NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—A receiver eae, vou a hae ; J. B. Goff av Itimon * fi was appointed this afternoon for owe m1 ' h " ea che that his} ae en Gee the Empire company. of 1, reported to the police this ne ti hee at wil 1 « pres ty assesement | morning that he had been robbed of « . M, Besse whe shot Bay EB.) gine of Anders 1 Wholesale ay with & of losses |$60-in cash, a railroad ticket and ear the Western | Sarde : v" by aia Shaheed two baggage checks, in a down-town = r « . colina the b ge. | during the t International | vestigation last month tha saloon last night . r p - 1 hriat k ent ar-| seta were only $5,000 in one but t 4 a “ rived 8 bout a th amo, | $3,000 in cash. It had . “* M t . where he yw engaged tn busi-! of outst ng insurance s . 7 ate J ARRESTED FOR |e ®. Speaking of the Conver in| poliey holders. It had been prohih- | | be Baltimore he aa Star t ay ted from doing business in all . | | “The Husiness Baltimore | states except in New. York, Pe an-| ne | ASSAULT jwere very we 1 sylvania and West Virginia. | 4a mator n . ee | the results of | “ ' a * * he s moral 1 the t A 4 { * I NK CLEARING + ‘ ite ba s we con | a ; F Cal . oat a oO: 2 > Ses 1906 : 652.78 #; John D. Bagiey was arrest ed. e « ante with | 4 4 a wad ar and F h forl® Ja " $8.2562.84 @| night at #55 o'clock Ofticers exces | : ya ene H r : tle # | Hubbard end Braffor: a charge | large influx of E | SACRAMENTO, Cal. Jan. 11 - gi j ain $ The | w y . «| of shane yattery ley . s Former Senator Geo. W. McBride, w ete -— ee t w| released persoaal oc on a McDonald, Victoria, B. C.,| of Oregon, is dying bere from a com~ k ete ‘ . * * ognigance to appear before Judge y. Ine as held up, and robbed of plication of diseases, resulting from he . ng. ag te ee tte Davis yolce, It wo ' ght about 9 ad injury. va tr v SEATT KILLS HIS MOTHER | AND LITTLE CHILD LE, WASHINGTON, Fireproof Structure Will Be Erected at the Corner of Second and Stewart A DEAL WAS COMPLETED THIS AFTERNOON BY WHICH J. £. CHILBERG AND J. C. MARMA- DUKE, OF THE CENTURY COMPANY, SECURED CONTROL OF A COR NER FRONTING 100 FEET ON SECOND AND 108 FEET ON STEWART, FOR THE ERECTION OF A $800,000 FIRE-PROOF HO Test FLYNN HOPEFUL J.T. Plynn, secretary of the North Ameriegn Telegraph and Cable com paoyewho has been in Washington for (Wo tMotiths consulting with gov ornment officials regarding the.pro poag# loaning of the Alaska subma rip@ cable and land lines, returned t the olty festerday and reported that prospects of the deal are hope ful. “We anounced that his com pany propoais to lay a cable to th Orient, making” Viadivostok its Weatern’ terminal ASK FOR y ‘ Patrick Shannon man, Mhile load umber on @ }tng Malt Saturday at Port Mlakeley, | was afPuck by « sting of lumber, ax it Was being hotsted onto the tug | braskifig bis collar bone, a rib. bis | lett iag amd arm. He was taken to the and is now in & serious | conat He has been a member jar Ce Firemen’s association | for 1 years & marine fire (OCTOPUS IS The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News VOL. 7. NO. 273 a; CENTS PER MONTH IN TROUBLE off McCann's gas this mornin “The Door For You!” Is What Manager By 1 i a ‘reached he wrong Lane Tells Star Man Who Tries to In- \-1-: 2:2 0 Samson Rogers at McCann's establishment, Star’s Campaign to to Raise the $25,000 THE ViCTIM Guarantee Fund for the International ~ report ham been recel by C. E. Convention Is Meeting With Suc- 20. 08 yo et coss---A Big Increase in the Fund To- "it swt wit hace day and Much More Already In Sight —,..::;: Poe a neal