The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1906, Page 1

a FRIDAY, MARCH a, PON, 1906. EXTRA! FORTY LITTLE: CULPRITS | LINED UP IN‘COURT nnn o ~~ . “ | | | Forty frightened and tear washed ( cleat ahd ty fnoon, the greatest number everpteatal boy ‘ assembled in the Juvenile rt, ap copMtdeFation peared in Judge rate art room | yey gy “<t The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News READS LIKE | A ROMANCE walted ju al | a ffenne etty th Tam an tne nt man Y are — thie morning Th r m ¥ 10! in, wo \ breaking and la 4 en wing t a ne era : it eater ke SOO WAR MART Oy SMKINE 686 playing sentencing me to ‘!Turner Jackson Is Pardoned By President on r nod in n h charres In U netances the pa wore beadinaye’ present nt|entg*wefe also summoned to show | Hose Who | | Day That Judge Who Sent Him Wrongfully ' who he er the, why they had kept their iren| Brave ¢ " - S an of the law out Of wehool, As usual the judge In the United at rt room | t an $0 the gathe jority of the boys off with a le« ‘ger " sault with ¢ ai my : f © judge ot " ture and & promise of good be og : series sia ars ) cee Seta etn ton ues eene tn the jtent to it sanrder, prom 4 | of law and « Ho was a mar have wronged me in the grave gf “Kid” White, Youthful Murderer of Matthew | os» tse tie younger criminal m parental setioo! on Mercer tsland, | thea and wa by | Purlon Lesek cle ha ao,| Chetrit Kthbenty Wiakaaiie tan i , a vart blage eote eform school at Chehalis yenitentiary # w observer with a re-| Skagway, prosecuted Jackson, Tw@, Murphy, Meets His Maker From Hangman’: thie partner, reform Cheha pen ears intr he was buried, Prom th fir A € I od tentiary acke a you + Pres) he eapaes Noose and Scaffold---Last Hours of the Con- ered or, eaney rdoned Turner Jackson be wes 3 ren Oe ane boastfal of bis ¢ terday Judge ( Johnson py aw which allow pe H H H . ea oe mc $ od As that ¢ f a convi ence for good demned Man in Walla Walla Penitentiary. | ‘e's "er was mad ss Lede mae with’ tm tone rowerer, ibenation.. ‘Fae. crest. ovart Aaa Baynes . am © ais dieetiiinad ater that waste not * highwayman bolte « remanded bim to prison om Jon as scted te Alam . ; yf ane the | for the waterfront of Skagway, ¥ ground that the law was passed “ " " ab pth lbs Poa 208 . m Moore's wharf by City 3 after t nearceration, but by the mag to Walla Walle te t cotioay nf ths ies hal Reed and shot dead, Reed » fforts of his attorney, Richard cl er - . ” . y| mortally w ed in the conflict axe Jones, and « Washingtom rs gp Bo . t . fs r - Those were prim Jelegation in r President sad tha tatal fae” Wh J = Dee may cee tthe | Skagway ng ran high, 7 R t pardoned him, and at the Wh Sia a . ood ; : tener Jack ¢ preserver of la ery ur that the story of his pare bse dpsdeae fy Big, 4 lt Pg me « ‘ - ' enemy of mob law n was flashed from Washingtom, t anand : lot we. Sa had 1 t he age tell of the close of t hat would rath rived in the north on the de y f | th t Jud Johnson cam@ | bang wok, STREET CAR MEN SEE WOULD. 88 HOLDUPS IN NORTH SEAT me thy 4 ‘ It a remarkable fact that Judg TLE, WHO APPARENTLY GOT THE COLD FEET. ‘ at t a sroerrnc Mpeg Bg ype. f t 1 4 or t t tr t con T r Ja ame f a 1} only b to | ) thove who pr for m IS WANTED 88ers ue — “ a ~oad wa m at a re e “ we | headae by phone wted to t t that he 4i@ m the tn-| cond F tb Qusen A ject to any road coming to car re , tha his country except the Canadf af a - on Pacif for the singh pee w ss | he erstate commerce commie At ony n, and cov therefore, demore known. At aay} lize the entire northwestern freight . | L tariff. It is known that Mr. Hilt isl Ps cia ' nd Harriman are deadly enemies inate a . ~~ | the lroad fied, and this a vd Pode ~ probat forms the basis for the ar ! Queen Anne} WASHINGTON, March | a ogg weg Conan at ha —o a4 en a the r a f nn Pacifi rmed an offensive signed to the eonge, and it ts . r b Langley defens nce Soparent that the vender read of| ARs f the Smithsonian’ institute, will|TO PREVENT SUFFERING AT NOME, NORTHWESTERN com: |{fensive allin = -_ Beauchamp's arrest hewspa ‘ he hid thie afternoon. Interment sseiicd ; ' | Copan a delay Rp » the paueuanenieiinan eben ERCIAL COMPANY APPEALS TO FEDERAL AUTHORITIES | 11. :man Has More Money, | fact from anyone in ———————————— TO RELEASE 1,000 TONS OF COAL AT FORT DAVIS. | message merely say? ‘6 | “On an even basis, James J. Hilt ed in Puet 1 is the peer of any railroad man im 9 : A 1 be r suffering w se.) the world. Harriman has the best against he man " wien telegraphed n| of him fn a financiel way, and has ¢ same which he oo af the a Washingt ,| practically unlimited money tehin€ i unle ha i I * to the frees effort t ;. him. Bat the little state of Washe the proof more ain r brent y. ington during the next decade is ably be kept and trie nt a time tor é going to see one of the pretties® N " » coal haw been selling | railroad fights ever recorded in the) * « but, as I at it is history of this country,. with the We ' | there is no other Canadian Pacific and Harriman an fror © the jet. with the excep-| Hill in a triangular combat. Hild) . wan ox ne of anthracite at| has the advantage of being already, that < 4 roperty of the fed-|in the field, Harriman has oi SRE leased some ut er money and the Canadian Pacific WILLIAM (*KID") WHITE. |not responsible to any power im Manged th HA for the der of Matthew Murph thie country for their tariff. Thig in Beattic. tent. 22 oy wii dg es ants odie esa9 | should make the contest all thg more spectacular.” 4 Rann re ives lel SS meee WALLA, Merch S-— TITUS CHALLENGES. “my COMPLAINT FILED AT EVER ETT CHARGING SLANDE William (“Kid”) White, wae hanged in the jell yard at the state peni- tentlary here shortly after 2 o'clock. Bie an F. Titus, socialist editoml and leader, has renewed his chala lenge to the municipal re advocates to meet him in joint bate on the question of whethe® THE GRAND JURY WALLA WALLA, Wash. Maret va any a oe s municipal ownership will help thé Rckstng on bie own volition, be EVERETT. March 2 —Hasel Stuts working man gaan of information received from Prison Hushed and Silent. a. ey ‘The sew challenge Sno ae IC” White's attorneys, who wired | ] t fe = at sult for $14,000 . om oF ‘municipal ownership Siiias wels geuking 6 ot} ; ; shout lagaingt Mire DETECTIVE M'PARLAND TELLS OF A DYNAMITING SCHOOL [tO lien committee ‘The fi Teplte from the * es < Brerett. ‘The CONDUCTED BY MOYER, HAYWOOD AND PETTIBONE | challenge. issued inst week, was Tati Rees peatye wt ' ner andithat Mra Burt 1 Cart Cline | . orge F. Cotterill, one of the chi | he feeling that * basithat Mise Stuteman bed been inti | NEAR DENVER, speakers of the municipal own | ie af the oor ot te mate with the husband of Mra. Bur- | ship campaign. Nr. Cotterill des 1 bse that all exe = ek a os ton | lined to accept the challenge | Place bet wean aunr nd sun. peer je terrible | . > . rE +h 2—It} the reason that he was too bi | A So : “ aaah te Oe. every. enn olen. neers BOISE, Idaho, March 2—Accord-} CALDWELL, Idaho, March 2—It | 4 Seen Werded Keee acted volun-| WHiCh Me On Tis thoughts ae the ling to the testimony of Detective |ieaket out this morning that Harry | With the fight against intrene | SETI ne Matter, stating (hat no] MON Me the prieon wail slowly tichs| McParland before the grand jury,|Orchard had two trunks here, one|™onopoly to spare time or en a en Would be granted after 3 or an ne F wd mA N FRANCISCO, March 2.-—-The ;¢aptire bis heart. It wae when the| i isay Moyer, Haywood and Ps of which was wrecked at the depot | for an academic discussion of ’ lhe sand Se ee er aren is marrt and haif-drunken driver of experimented with bombs onjand upon which he paid storage subjects of scientific socialiem, Ainge a ¢ f Owen Winter's fasctm h she was the prairie four miles north of Den-| After his arrest the trunk was 4 Pleneed when told of the brief stay " —_ @ execution, but did + t ing tale has been captured and led janly passenger, managed to nearly re they had a regular dyna over to the detective, who —_ lk that his sentence would be away to the altar — oa ° han — the coach while ford “ school. Harry Orchard the mysterious papers from wil wn as plain John Hicks, | stream knew about this and McParland| which he worked out the cipher key pipes. benedict and manager of the “T. 0. “Then a tall rider appeared clone | \ y corroborating Or-|to what fs claimed to be startling White is Cheerful. ranch, Texe : |against the buried axles, and took rd’a confession in regard to the| disclosures not only regarding the LOSES LAS: CHANCE. The real story « The Virginian” | her owt of the stage on his horse aq 4 jent Martin | Steunenberg axsnesination, but th | WHE the possibility of only two 8; to The Star tei a - a Har ame out the oth fay when John janddamiy that she screamed She | Gs ion, Creek mine; | Colorado affatrs and implicating the} hours more to Kid" White is| .) YMPIA yt ins we The way of the Hartl-|\igeury Hicks of Texas waa quietly felt splashes, saw a swimming Superintendent Arthur Collins, of/ “inner circle | Et chee and enys that,| OLYMPIA. at m bank aj | man lines 8 arried tt Fras ) to Miss | flood, and d herself lifted down | the Telluride mine, and Supertn-| Orchard was on the stand this) 4 pled ie tren the murder aghn re oe Nag ong Rardtnge-ongoed | Katherine Adams, achool | upon the shore tendent Harney, of Telluride, who| morning. Since yesterday morning | ; of pot fn aoes be prepared agetication of Attorney orConne rte fh ma'am » bear ne for] Her. rescuer apes that al well) nas been missing since 1892. Mc-|he has been quartered under guard | meet the mm of the hangeman's | ®DP fon © ? n a sme time past in Arizona, | with the girl and then goes his way. | part 1 sod as e tot ote! db neals aoe PD coaecapees- w Pariand classed Haywood as the/at the Saratoga hotel and his m Se etich wt wane a ‘ pee was almost completed) py way of or the groom} Tie. Virginian + Slanginear of the murders, Moyer as| prepared under the supervision of FIRST OF PRESIDENTS Pet ok a vow ge ane ogy oe , ase in sep ndeed the . sud tgs interant tn the dupe, and Pettibone as one | fuards to prevent tampering with! MEASURES IS KILLED BY court falls to Ae if - abou » Io iple have carrie tg El Paso |to school, ica = . his foo | eution or the Falkner reg ed the state | t . hased. , . ° ; for money ee aaee 9 ee ager 1 a box of dol rating the | teacher | THE PHILIPPINE COMMITT! ond been A 7 O-Coaner presented hi ¢ deeds were filed in the names | 1) tere in the present-{ Thue the romance ¢ » enti bd TN wishes ateh ts os aca [ae Eeaeee eeaimaeree | { Roy Eitiot and Herbert Taylor. | oa owboy friend, the "Vir-jone @ay the hero is shot by cattle | OF THE SENATE. ll a Bisoners last night on the wa ita| beet that te poverner tot. ts jas former p and |ginian” doll being significantly Iife | "rustlers" and the act na’at | Bis cell, where t tn Secs eedine mane ce ate gy ee Peta i . ke [finds him dismounted me 2 le . ne} to consider an appiteation fo | tea 0 Al ery in Texas knew! spring, fainting from lows « ever him, he sified at each! mution of sentence unless the F 8 his fellow prise and saiditorneys for the condemned . rng = hao ster's novel was publistied }fibe helps him to his caddie. and | WASHINGTON, March 2.—Tie J Boedbyes ax se th he| would acknowl! that the forme ct ‘? that the romantic, daredevil hero of |gavéa hia life. One advent fot senate committee on the Philips ot $88. starting po Bre. Bown Sil ataien cae taal tele entios ea ‘ , he book was none other thab}lows another, and the Vir ginia: pines met to to take action on @ oe Stead of & lan sop pn ge epee ne vse ntire wned by the e » novelist spent a week |grbwa inthe reader's favor ax th bill which proposes to admit Phile corridors of t beoadll yes Taylor and at T. 0.” ranch, }tale goos watil he becomes ippine sugar, tobacco and rice at 2§ have ended + i s * ws h that he gath.}modt popular hero of the day—and per cent of the Dingley rate. , lows had not ¥ ~ . : t vn a ¢ al forth vel now the story hae gained f rt | After discussing the propose #4 the time of execut ic news 4 mat Be hat § ine ety t the ginian’s" |tereng when it is i that eact |change for some time a vote wag “ * an @ | . yy ~eag nd first meeting with the |of theae thrilling episodes is taken ere 5 .7, |taken which resulted in the defeag v hen to him just . wo bi , an been pu an who was finally toMros reabit CANADIAN PACIFIC WILL NOT BE HANDICAPPED | or the bill by a vote of 8 to 5. of day by th est wh oe | RATE SS Senators Hale, Burrows, Dick, = wea the night tr “ ty i nacee ae oo ol | BY INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAWS IN TRIAN- |Nixon, Brandege, Culberson, Due ned man, wh . ” i ~ p F ok a re - is and Stone voted gainst th — ae 4 babe Uni ates er h RAILWAY BLIYS MOB GCOoK GULAR RACE FOR SEATTLE’S TRADE—STORY pil, and Lodge, Veveridge, Long ea > ages hag ey 7 ue Meaty i, ya 4 . |Carmack and MeCreary for it ‘derer Is Willing ba aoe J | OF ITS COMBINATION WITH HARRIMAN RE- This is the first of the president’ At noon Ww s eht his’ was gone | | a y pet measures to be killed by the gon ; | GARDED AS ABSURD. nate. Senator Lodge, chairmag cttstblatenitiien f the committee was surprised. H@ : “re belleved to the last that he would k/D WH/ TE ‘< CAREER | nts fr appearing that bare announcement can beat least be able to get the bill bey ie ol Vote thak & combbanation bald en | learned Pi fore the senate. ae “4 eet : aa -_-——_— ott Canatian Pe 8 to this talk about a combina- | offe tween the Canadian Pacific hes 5 ! f an interests 10) and H an for the purpose ot (Ee PERE TEE EE ye { " Ping UNKNOWN MAN STRIKES STREET® CAR CONDUCTOR, AND | °'flc a the North: | 24 artiman for the purpose of * aid cake x ita” eae 4 no Hie | ret i ee ae pe Deane tare by | by e PASSENGERS CHASE HIM THREE BLOCKS, we t ra Milwaukee & St. Paul|® March 2 1906 $1,787,587.05 Michigan, about Hi : 4 * “y b ay _ “ t sotor ¢ 1 me ro that is, to the best of} March 2, 1906 904,177.34 Br a a ie inary bum and a ¥ y « haffe elm } . enact age he hi en so mand a Pk a lou with) my knowledge, all rot. Upon ite! ® ms 1 Wis iether was sw it mot on © a A th , Sadiiie "pull the cord a secor a representative of The Star this/ face the proposition demonstrates | @ Increase over same Grunkard. His + , | A halt of th nn | giving hie san 4 Wie Paid it was unnece morning a man who ughly yurports to represent a degree of | date last year...8 883,409.7 : = | by RranygieAbreres 14 . bolle . SEEN eae weltictent te br famil ad acrobatics that is Impos-| ¥% ging Fa i: we: . ine fat oe . SIT i. eton at the next not [RR RR RR RR ty n Lowe c ee ~ 1 its inten: | | _ acquaintances | entire ' " r ¥| The big fellow then st and | | the he came ta| braces six bt and, being |mob of str f last) the face, inflicting a nasty cut t ge | Cutting His Throat. From early en that in a} located de og! ig eee | theten both pharma ‘oe Saas tat st place, Harriman f Y si for eprinting ability. The paseey Challenged to Fight. to what this rc », outside of | ¥¢ ing own throat to age he left | cor 1 to Ko on a } ox-| be : ; ft the ear ape chased bim Ges} stellata the higheat he corpora-|Make a combination with the Ca | way west a» with John Hildebrand i? |three blocks, after he had ard Stepping off the car, he challe tor Sven the field men have no|nadian Pacific which would allow 4 a vrai » Murder of Murphy |TEN TIMES BIGGER ttacked Joe Sanda, duct n he co 04 » a fis nt . : tarted | pnow » of their future move we latte ad t ach Portland . Mur , eaeeat be peek coe sit ‘1. The chase was| to accomodate him, but the pass nt he Canadian I could about two| | ng : ae : r «1 “a bei after the | er cfawfished, saying he would be|™*" lthe Oreg me 8 and ta { and out of | The + Boer thong > goed Po : - ; it willing to settle the difficulty any $10,000,000 Bonds. away bu rates that would s\% « erge? Rreah yt it | Fags . : for tt f paswen-|thme Sands desired to call 4 7 |mean bankruptey to the American a eA a aloca, _ Wait e- oe ce te tae wenaee it caueee trie {4 | Belles av. in. Then he started to t until afte irectors of/road. The Canadian Pacific, you 3 oon pre- | he never engaged i a ee er ; Signaled Too Late. For three blocks they followed him. | tt cat menth ai’ cating ea daar Baie ; March, 2---Gavy limina t ‘ ’ . cutlawry before ft ed|tor’s of 1 hout oy . ulings ol iterstate . e adjutan n« 7 bow 3 P oe pailawry betor He a oni Bh foe tha}. etka teoeiete 1 at Fastinke| md then gave it up. finite be known. At this meeting |meree commission, and can the ia Mayor rod Would-be Prize ¥ ghter sa wn igh eel iy + weal value of which are th 4 Republican st. It 5 6:40 Among 1 oe who of part n the| bonds to the value of $40,000,000 are |fore make their tariff on this side if he opened the Astintie y 4 a few 1 } aos one aluable ee : sito xg cbane wore errick to be aut zed, an pretty | with cor © impunity, Neither sons v t either thdraw himesit inn a tos 1 ae ‘ ded pth ai cant filled. The unt ‘ al a4 a H cou » ane I rat the proce of this} would the American roads, Harri-|the troops alt er or declarg ail wh | eae Necinets Gone ih Seattle fast Keer gave the signal to steb « | Borne is sa at the san ue 1 be used for such exten-}man particularly, have any re-| martial law ] / re W ha 0 fexsed tc Murphy, | estate bustr one in le last faor # he Benes ¢ > man who assaulted Conductor Sands|sion and development work as the | dress : 7 and desperado for mar nea, but |as he afterwards claimed for the| month was $10,273 In Feb-| publican st, The conductor did not wo rare peer ewe 4 j dr a Bis. Stories tre nesnany, Years. but |& re ee ee | ruary, 1906, it was $1 49, The|seo him. He pulled the bell cord, {as While Intoxicated, | caused | corporation may care to undertake.| | “What has probably given rise to] | SRPINGFIELD, O, March 2 be injures meat ante, peepee. of . eateide i ineeaees Beng Rte Losprenannel: tak too. ait trouble batore, He in a out 36,| “The Canadian | Pacitie, without |the rumor of combination bet roan | Ning were fined and §@ sent to jail and 4 * n jai tai ; ‘ i . aor : The obstreperous passenger arose|and wears ¢ overcoat and! question, ia coming o. these two big interests most likely | ypon charges of rioting this morne| S84 during his trial by bragging in .to life imprisonment, and White) the growth in real estate dealings "qals seat and, demanded that,d hat, at this time nothing further than | q out of a chance rem of in, manuer of his criminal’ recelyed the death penaity for the| and Teal eatate Ce