The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1906, Page 1

The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News ¢ Gent--Last Edition She Seattle Star VOL. 8. NO, 32. a5 CENTS PER MONTH SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, APRIL 3 N TOSSES INFANT it tao itn nv ML FORAGE "CAUGHT HERE Body of Little Babe Is Taken From| HER ALIMONY Is ne | a boatman = QN SHOR Runaway Pair, After Eluding Pursuers All the ert Orchard, Colt | Way From Louisville, Are Caught in Seattle | Flames by Watchman---Coroner Is Making) SA aie ek R | | «Wife Repents and Returns to Her Home, on fiat nome of the. moat prom-| While Man Is Ordered to Leave City. an Investigation to Determine Whether Child $2, 000, 000 Was Alive When Thrown Into Fire. Bsa ane * Man te Unconcerned city, and there the depot to see took a train for ie a Hurt but with | an Pant RNC « ° eg Jimend Met yale ond - 7 }ceamt would. attend 0 Amang ther ' | ~ | 1. Radeé, 21 fF KNIK .AND SUGHITNA STAT Afte “ or i te the waiehms : Of the Pacine Christ nN | + q former t ritept geay wamotested fiends f troche DB. i TIONS REPORT SHORTAGE IN 4 wdiay se rocing if Can identify Man ing eldet of ’ “ FOOD SUPPLY OWING TO IN was thought | the Me KH Bulliger, D. I couple's where- Burk siding elder of the t FLUX—RELIEP WHEN NAVI mAgpeseisn a Rag dberths GATION OPENS t was learned that years old, # h face, dark hair MpODAINE wecre called upon this | feet inches tall. | Nore f Puget 1 the Re coms he knew of the + Body Is Recovered eding to 160 in, t ; Pi RB Ma » pastor t 6 wife a short time t iM , badly it in| 3 °° at F , they appeared at f Barts calted the nitd ‘ Perom | Prov ns are short at Knik a he he indignantly ordered veith the ald | ~ i Oriental Exhibit | Sunbite tlor t the them away, oi 1 4 ' He * n ‘ " | Picked Up on Street 5 was bet a” 4 «reat } t ' . gan endene ¢ " > First when Detective Corbett Tet wit Bork, . M ey t ct attention to a couple in front J peeed young man © ! i a whor thought answered the de- Tear Deo arm. pare going , " ; Vv They were both placed fe I tbougnt, to vie ‘ . Rome d police head- preg ah r iden- bag right be t | " see eting to the i | wre break earbing the dos . ‘ f the « 1 to go back gte the furnace | one ap red i harge against the MAN FALLS en until $ o'clock im and reach ity sheriff and Mrs. Wil- are now hurrying back to meh wants, DEALS RADE : : | ey = fast as the train cam | » i Turned Away By Friend y them. It 4 ved that | Lrrwiiirn ‘SS. | Mrs William Wilcox, who live 2 there w © an prose- z - Later, in company with the al} n at the Bromewick hotel, wan 5 em ad thrown there ‘Oder of Burning Flesh First | ‘im the sidewalk in f of t be Mar tige music store on av, Sunday] the care | et the m night, and ix now uo of physicians at her apartments MRS. REAKIRT AND HER RICH | made part of th or The woman was reuturing fror s » to cow~| the theater aad was jolted by the t | crowd « f the side | With her decree of dive and the keep | walk, .A 0 Liewellyn B. Reakirt, of ¢ reson been removed and she steppe « trom . _ ‘ 4 joer of 7 as Valley « i™ Anna Howard Reakirt, wbo b nD his parting with these(the hele, which ww ere ! ale yesterday noon in the pur } & very attractive young woman " +, Reakirt has many more at} (Ming she struck her be . , f l A said to have received a certified! his disposal, He is the belr of Mra }iagd on t ent and imme-|D ' n. by C. M. Parr | wa ay An ad wal set- | wealthiest man ia Ob Reakirt] A hack wae used t nvey / e , . ated at the} | tt. Reakirt, at the fat® wth wh n the ceo a Ce ie ae ear that the spin rab sine was seller LARD, 1 2—There are {from $10,000 to $20,000 for a loca- | feaib, if " | peer at on - ; 1 the . lis in the interior of the state ‘ ingles, higher cost of logs and the r y us losses by fl eh 1D MPOINTMENT OF HARGOR MASTER IS EXPECTED TO LEAD | So the. rae - loases 4 re teri TOSTRUGGLE BETWEEN MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL } o eod to the w ds | fe e shingle weavers, and | t r wages > pay ng to start their mills, CAPTAIN SPAULDING SPOKEN OF REFOR ae they had agreed wu mong Be ie | thems whict t into ’ f Adah ie tn prosne: between the tive to his conduct of the office aad the city council over eat have determined the mayor to ap Presté —— . = Shingle point ether w r « stead President a ot a harbor master tc point another man in his stead Weavers’ union, has given orders a Oe | Mayor Is Silent Crazy Man Invades Restaurant and Holds Reli- tink the en fe slated for removal by | i make no demonstrations of any cannot be done t is reported that Captain O om r et t . The union leaders state th Sater hasbeen appointes | Spaulding nas been p | gious Services While Patrons and Employes “* — |sovermiment. the burda s Eee ia | rab aie thin verwn or toe | Make Wild Scramble for the Sidewalk es present “ubrinig ot the A : | the 2m y ine | lottering around th eplace fo stead-| iy. Me stays about half an ho then disappe pear CEN USB. ) RE ri BANI ated at the cor bricks ba jard mills in buying logs, as local pany Stimaon Mill | men elaim it costs them nearly $3 « and the Boleom Lam yer | thowsand teore delivered here than ¢|to mills further north | The mill men made the statement |to m representative of The Star that the past three seasons have ble to them on ac- Vent 1 was is granted by the mill owners, and not before. a soon as the union's seale of wages rowd. There was a htt: of the coast. Mr. Grant is stopping at the Washington. has signed an or- alty of George ter Day, sen’ od a few weeks to imprisonment in the King y jail for pension fraud. The vdge Hanford changing the nally given him was s will Hum- City day, oe ONE HAS YO BE EJECT ’ " - Detectives geal avout socio tooptoon moe GIVIG UNION MEETS) =eor rn ot Calman was 0 . i = ~ | Ga f th « th N ar ‘ b — ’ to t ‘ '