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

The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News Ane Cent~Last Edition’ She Seattle: Star WEATHER, FON tceet Tonight. fanny Rane lees yemrerrel ae SEATTLE, WASHINGTOY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1906, VOL. 8. NO. 39 25 CENTS PER MONTH FURY OF VOLCANO INCREASES AND 2,000 DIE UNDER ASHES AND LAVA NPTOPLE FLEE FROM "OWE BNOUACNE. TACOMA GETS: READY TO MOVE ON ZION—ATTORNEYS DO MOST OF THE Queen Helene have forwarded to Premier Sor who ts here, $20,-| FIGHTING TODAY, 3 | toward the relle 00 Im be apy Cities Are Overwhelmed-=-Starving Vil- a Sapties, wewers he wieder 4! Riot---Naples in Darkness and Traffic) o« 0 ds Guustie hom oree CHICAGO, Apel 11-—Dewte~-te spostiive chars | TINGLING NAMED Inactivity on the Part of Seattle Causes Loss of preparing to go to Major { macPiage ---Children Wander Into Woods and ites informing ia) owned to" rie that hi men | evade ecient) GENERAL AGENT = Mammoth Industry---Will be Built - Near aly to desert Voliva. The| declared Hof Are Lost---Italian Warships to the Rescue*-=| — ovehers Ange! of Morey ma returned to hin mend ba | Aiessnsior Tingling bas teen ap ‘Steilacoom on Land Donated---Committee [oss Estimated at $80,000.000---Scenes » the | A. center ont 1 uate arrived to canter «Headed by John H. McGraw Responsible for of Grandeur and Horror. | eeuet Gevihe. market, ‘preught to | Soe aes | Sen pele : :| the Loss. his ot . P et " wm this after woe next Monday —— — x Li eon of Aoata a verit i WAPLES, April 2 It is estimated that 2,000 lives have | *”! angel of mer y he suffe aoe Be p be ’ > Soy inaiehn ila nda dialiadin indian Re oo re 7 ea © plant of the b was held and a committee ap- ‘on by the market home disaste 3 fl yes note rably t . : North weste Ir r , ou tated to take =: wanna : Jost a8 a result of the eruptions. The property loss is | ,; ie aad he h ' int by | ® BANK CLEARIN( * fe general agent at) OO" . hs ees Sane En Mana we p Fe at $80,000,000. Three hundred bodies have already rting the t 4 and ts an ¢ 7: for ® * . Serres (0 @ Gite)” 5 y on the 1 f a com-| man of this committee. Until a day hetey j prog € $500 ¢ mittee headed by wo ago the e tailed to The manufacturing town of Sarno has been overwhelmed Red Cross Mespital ae ira ave ; PrP Y eee have |, The police hi cen requested | Joba H. McGraw ar ake any action yan Lava has wrecked the hamlet of Sancentro. At cops on duty im the voleante |CltY Engineer JeGery to vinit Call: |# Inerease over same * x up Benes pretucre” » aed th erie Ty wtlon of the Seana cinders and ashes are six feet deep in the streets. The ilising the railway car- | fornia en for the of|® date last year... 8 oe . BL naclgy Sg pcg uid to be ble or men. | pren reaches the third story windows in San Guisseppe. np ying bituminous k street) * * ; ; nee tt incement wa But the horse had been stolen and se | pavements REPRE ee made in Seattle by James A. Moore | the closing of the doors availed jand his associates that a steel plant | noth SCENES OF HORROR. in t night the announcement was ly ' x ‘ on, was to be uilt on the sound, at the 4 ‘The stories brought from the scenes by the soldiers and | nee ) Tacoma has| made in Tacoma that a $5,000,000 are dramatic in the extreme | eves ooeaseeeres |! n busy Ina ort to secure the as to Gamo is a town of some 10,000 people, and is situated LONDON, April 1h--The +i “ SES seve gpadt 10 miles cast of Mount Vesuvius. It contains an old r panies are busy ® - h : gome sulphur baths and manufactories of paper, copper | aS »« for Naples Her citizens offered to the com to . pecially Americas pany acres of land three milee | th thwe cted on the site Getton goods and silk fabrics acoom and it is upon | would proba hwestern Iron & was stated that in ad- erected by any, which build in Seattle, ay from it plant is to be built bere ; peat — keoping aw : » thi INCREASING IN VIOLENCE. : Cae Oe ee ee Story Incorrect. , ey. . | plant should go to Kir c or- | The eruption of Vesuvius this morning appears to be in- TRSIERSSASEY TP ¥ plant should go to Kirkland, Th OF} ris part of the Tacoma story is in violence, and the inhabitants have completely 4 ever, it was necessary that the incorrect, The California iron prop : : j | it erties referred to as belongi a d Ottajano. At Torre Annunziata affairs are resum- j Lake Washington canal should be | ine men who will build the Tecoma normal condition, but the ejections of sand are expected Pan es . plant a by James A. Moore, © amber of Commerce was *y | The | tioned in the Taco- the populace away to Naples to make an effort to secure ‘ : ma story are those with whom Mr. All for the people who insisted upon remaining near | from the federal officials permission | woore has been dealing ri the steel com Mr. Moore is out of town today, ‘ his office it was stated that oma proposition and that of Irou & Steel com- tieal and that it had determined to accept tt oeeeene expense of is abandoned. Refugees tell of scores of unfor- jt ila this canal ates who were buried alive and but slightly injured, but fhe’ mekaetel venige= # bh would re are doomed to death by suffocation. In many places COUNTY PAYS lays Many Meals and Other Things of Value, | avire an expenaiure of $500,000 families were found dead kneeling about their humble Committee Did Nothing. pany are But Can't Remember Where It Was After) eae , probably fine, having been slain at prayer by the deadly gases. . | PRI SONER CAUGHT AT ting of the Chamber | the Tacoma site and build the plant goo KILLED NEAR OTTAJANO. \ ens i dhl tO pi the Stores Closed. { Commerce and the Commercial ! there instead of at Kirkland hundred have been killed between Ottajano and San SERVED TWO TEAMS ror| i j The lava has reached Pompeii, and Poggio and j } are buried under ashes PREVIgye ReLaeree, aie BY THE STAR DOLLAR. Sberntan:Ciay store exchanged ‘Mesia is threatened, and the vilage of Terzigno is completely an- | | | dim having the ime of my an Easter tie at King Bros satin he ae cecpte baie sno [CITY GETS THIRD or a mil eee oe he time of we children beceme panic-stricken while being conveyed by " n the penitentiary LION AS SHARE OF TAXES—/ Wan Btiected by The Star t tls From Water Wagon. | fied into the w where they e two} lw for then “ware fost. t is believed they perished under thy Fifty shiploads of refugees reached this city this m Se m ar f at York 8 m le NEARLY TWO MILLION DOL | } mever attracted so much at And it was right here that I fell , ‘ ing. wen t three der sheriffs -@ | tention before o he w a } © Wallen warships are assisting in the rescue. Ail Giese oF gublie vo “ bree lepuly aneriit™ | LARS IN CITY TREASURER |S oor 1 go now i am all garry tly yy OR ast Miers closed. The mutiny of prisoners in the city jail hae been pelle | STRONG Box o Sb With pride because of | Bros’ money drawer. T was hand-| watt. That Kelly has served one term| the Peverable comments | by e4 right out in change, and two} © Shermer prevails every mche le the clty layed are parading |i. Wa Walla, the officers have A fieet the tage attache’ to me minutes later | was tying. face praring lighted candice and eresees and chanting praye proof and the recorde of the| The largest amount of money | bothered aie a little, but I've growa dow ward, on the bar of H. Lutach’s | we ha tery ng ool orseg vi jeounty jail show that he was sen lover paid over to the city by the|Use@ tothem sow and enjoy their a found Agovahova in |from this county in October, 1968, /county treasurer at one time wap! @ vd fully examined by) JOHN E. PRICE COMPILES STATEMENT OF DE- |to serve three years for burglary. | paid over yesterday, the sus» belag| ih 1 awoke yesterday morn- a nimber of individuals, 1 was) the place inte « pert He wax released last February, Me | §399,864.64 Yhe eam representa the | ide 5 found myself in a dark draw-igiven to a man who looked POSITS SHOWING REMARKABLE DAILY IN- jeame to Seattle and enlisted in the |city's portion of the money. colleat-| ef If the Pendleton company's store though he should have koown be “| navy and was duc to join @ train-jed by the county in taxes dusing the /{p tBe Butler block. Mr. Pendleton{ter and carried down to the J a CREASE SINCE THE FIRST OF THE YEAR— PPSSSE EK SHEE EH EID houses and three churches 10) ing ehip at Bremer when taken | quarter ending with March 31. The| pied me up after a while and./tion saloon d and Yeuter Bs 1 S xanas. i Somma collapsed and the city hall | into custody jamount swe the sum of money | abofing me to a few of hiv friend Then there mare beer, ond 1} DOES NOT INCLUDE MONEY IN SAFETY DE- . April ae MMA Wis threaténed with destruction. The Kelly served thie term ‘ander tn the sat of City asurer | foo me up to the Fulton Mark-* to feet t 1 was in : eater ta one ing encr- #) refugess say th _— cootinue! name of Charles Dearborn, 0 George FP. Russell to approximately |®h@e | wen exchanged for a steak | very wild time POSIT VAULTS. me quantities of water falling in Ottanjano. n all tOWNS which he was nvicted of bur-|$1,900.¢ other necessities of fife Ste Row quakes at (t- # that neighborhood t MES SFC) giary. Previous t s he served] in add th {fice paid Buys Another Meal. Nole. Many soldiers and . t | Teo Lesehi Park DP iieaes ts: ¥ Me ither in ruins or totter i 5% years under the « of Kelly. out upwa re on warrants | : SDE Bee SS GSE fncrenne regresmaie, 6 we been eer a nda of refugees in Castella - {by th . 1 hardly made myseit com-| But ey S Siete to this city. Ai leas | he foot hills, tell of | Putt Market |®¢%* door to tt 116 erely the initiatory rr " 4 mare he foot hills, tell of a f the|far@tie in the Fulton arket! where 1 ones a a te ‘al tae ia 2 are home: rieane which struck has | tmegeg drawer, when I was banded | © rT at which are ein The refugees are t t 4 |oathte a gent * me )*" ev mea ates . ‘ PRR R RRR, fust and are in a p saygees Tires teat noone oY, sin 1 for re > ad is far iterton. of e condition he storm tw ac-/ tf t 4 ) here \ was giver ange | t ess of nationa de a an expect them to inves Rtas have refused to take! * Rg A ge ello mth > ogy to « Mr. R ‘ ' e future Oat their rait me . anied by rain and showers quents b ; r 7 p SEIT aaa cratnie in stones as large as exes | eratin rt ; cae . Pride Only Report on Coast. n “ «| wae Be of the Hardy ash : y > ’ fs saspended | Nervy Scientist Stili There. | he Alaska 1 - : The comparative statement com- Pe | ‘ - ; ; {led by Mr. Price, of th oye | Mat the se st voced | DAUGHTER OF FIRE MARSHAL | : | bar ing . mesg silo at a ado | es aneas G v c NESS IN CALIFORNIA, * teamias and therefore I can't. & t vow: soa [along he Pacific coast. A me ss ; 1A } you tis name fe took me K | Bat I 7 | Foreign Banks. jot the statement for Apr i . te fhe Fulton Mark a har r ie : sab: Qaioe teal R : ee 1 f rons ert ~y aan : tons et . ; ‘ dix- | Ha oa a ’ Canadian Bank of Commerce and q 3 2.084,000.00 aught re Marsha n il ¢ a a ¢ Califorz } t ran i prof ey ‘ Ia ha " a It a ‘ finest ‘al vs en I ester “ aa 64 | Naples in Danger. * ‘ nt normal cor “ & . « > " ° t A e ate =~ f “ 4 a y L a a £ ] The lava is agair | While the Food Last gg nog pt are ~ ¢ El D . “ exe f depo . é i ~ bas | {en al sides of rt ‘ viens ‘lg wig gon? . | ae Win ; iukben one A | : ae eve | ed this . Matt ta te b ema nt “ e eard la t J N er What Wild Time pa ta, 1° v te HT tial Pe : p na a ( é ' What : pee Mu . . x 7 " ore bh ase 4 = BM. Business . - 7 " are «nid along at fre} And h Wha aid Mr, ¥ af aa exe poorer Agee R ta e « alare ¥ z . ° f r xoe S Seren - ~ . “ ain a " when wching ©: OV Werte the a the food lasts. ea , ape : ae Se al | M. 0. MEETING AY shippin : r r r « 1 ba ier nt Ash Reaches Sicily { Kellogs A ‘ : on ape mod fp. D. 8. Jobnstor > on nel Rev . fyPvle awa i a f f Martha f 1. | carried . ' é } lame Bree eae ; ¢ ; t a. ; a Private Savings ag Rito Preven: f f Cha k I as pa h | O, Galling t Fulton M y PM passage ot » \ any ha ( wk | exchange t me phonogra , rE Mvices this af x