The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1906, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR...MONDAY, APRIL 16, 19¢ Btirrat, of the contracting firm of ' Lot §, block 87, of Bell Heir H » oe ” 4 Weare for the sum ot $11,000, ‘the iwpowminio w obtain choice covers Man Accused of Mortally Wounding Ole C. Nelson ond addition haa been sold INE GOES SWIMMING IN SMITH'S COVE AND | Property is at the corner of Mighth ent is em LIFE—HAD MADE THREATS To commit sui. |e ee 'Burglars Take Advantage of Absence of Famm|ie fc Morena) at Garden City, Walks Into the Sheriff's Of- 6, John M. Martin today purch, 1 bunda nce the Hecorath a being trom William J. Kenney a lot at the ili 1 elut rh h i i i i i et from Witte J Kenney eotaltbe! ilies to Carry Away Valuables---No Large wt-cuanorae “rhe chor fige This Morning---Had Been in Consultation - nna mes at, for $8,000 wer $4,000 Jonated to the pa : seis uta, tent 1% v0 17 Deore he wane tothe beach and] A ovens nas sigma ot} AMOUNtS Are Stolon, But Many Houses. Are} stn rier wiorine "vn With a Lawyer. mily by t had sever th thr Grape - mw “ rendere by the hotr of me of Cook At Interbay. 95) conmittod auletde or whether he ac-| dition, at the coeane ey Wee, ut : The Catholic churches ia Bmiths cove today al) cidentally drowned Sed Deke ote ee tae on wine filled, empecially Fiank C, Johns, who on Saturday (suit brought by Joe Denovan to pra- th . dd John st. for the consideration of r . feided an aX on the head of Ole| vent James Green from blastin ming with Jen-| Valintine was @ cook and had] oe hapel, where Bishop w n ax on the h “ tle ew dah of the | haem wertiemal tn Sonatina eseheiee Tee ; ter Sunday brought In its/house he saw two men sneaking! brated high mane. ‘Trinity church|C Nel#on at Garden City, thix| stumps. Satur Judge Neterer hye hom he was staying. for the past tive years RRS w an epidemic of bug@ylaries.| around back, He was just o was the scene of special services, | morning walked into Sheriff Smith’s| decided that Green could continue vee not in the water] The body waa removed to Butter-|J. 6 eevoenag has purchased from | From every section of the city the! his front door when he be In fact, throughout t ty the day [Office at the court house, calmly | to blast, although Donovan claimed rite gict wae | worth’s metnnn where Oe. teaven| Sirens Riitott blocks 1, 2 and 3, of |police have been recetving reports | amaah from the rear, and ran|wa more generally and inqutred for the sheriff and, to the| that the blasting was damaging his we eee pad been drinking free | witl be held. of $50,000. a? me for the sum] of houses and Cats entered. In no! through the house in time to #66 tLe] remembered than ever before. amazement of the deputies present,| #tTawberries and frightening his ‘vauencie . Riliett recently pur-|instance so far an known did the/cwo men running away announced his name and hen Treated as a Joke chased property f the Clise In<| losses amount to any oases amount to reat figure, give Btmeelf up. ie th AT | Losiinent company for $35,000 Sui tha thinvan Seuniuatiy, gut ten Use # Stone LOSES PURSE ON peg te iter t= “ one of their busiest days for maw ° meee Be | Johns and Nelson testified at the | to Ry wiey has disposed of an| months. The el ste peta They had thrown a rock through hy af a deputy to escort bim tO) trial, which was treated as @ Joke Seettie thavianae ner i Nineees ters and the detectives were kept|* lower window, but the arrival of Saw His Attorney |r ali but the interested parties faaae sraclands. to Roy J. Kinnear | on the jump up to « tate hour Inst |thé owner of the premises apoiled The row arose over a dispute as to for $21,500, The property is bound-| nignt recording and tnvestigeting| thelr plans. ‘The two burglars ran 1 have not been m fugitive from| Who told the truth in court, Jobna Wyoming and Nebraska a. |‘ different reports jy # stroet light, where @ couple justice,” he wald toa reporter for The| siding with Donovan and Nelson - The apartments occupied by H, C.| W0r* waiting for a car, a these Star but have merely refrain with Green The Sylvester-Cowen Investment | Molt, at the Lavita Mata, 618 Mo | people maid they were both young from giving myself up in the hope te : company has acquired from the Dex» |fl0n at, were ransacked while the] #¢9, about 20 yeers of ane of first seeing my lawyer, Blank |'WORK ON OREGON mh, “ ter Horton apany two lote at the |{amtly were away at church, and| At the residence of Mark Draham enship and Green did not help me} do corner of Seventh ay. north aud Ke-|*mong the articles taken was a) 680 10th ay N.. the burglars gained to exenpe, for | never intended to but) publican st, The consideration te|¥aluable evening gown and a tady’s|/S9trance by prying open the pantry] py. jHaghes, of 987 18th ay. G., | eave The battleship Oregon is to be the 46,000 gold neck chain with lock iny| Window with a jimmy rob-lhad @ thrilling « ence with a| Judge Frater this morning (xed) gismentied this w and the or ney trance was gained by the use bery was first discover bY Alcouple of street-car thieves last|the bail for H. O. Blankenship and] Gono fo, p ra aed ‘i The Quinn- Wren Realty company | nippers neighbor, who telophoned to the DO-IT night and, owing to bis prosenca|James Groen, who were arrested) sion yr, Oe ae wut reports steady sales in West Seattle Find Them et Werk, lee and Officer Wright tnvestiaat-lor mind and quick pursuit, aucceed-|{0F helping Johns to esca ‘i - déetammnas. ks Geta, Lae te —_—_— residence realty, Saturday after ied. Up to a late hour last sight] oy jn landing one of the men in the|$1.000, and efforts are being madel...0.' G's” Williame and Guaner be noon the company disposed of 13 At the residence of Mra. Finley,|Mr. Draham had not returned and 1 fr at t them out of 2 a" 7 ® mame Ga Vaene iTes P 5 . ity jail 0 -OR, ems Out @ 4{monsd r¢ ak BTAR DOLLAR WRITES PATHETIC LITTLE NOTE EX: | lots receiving $4000 for the prop-|1920 KE. Madison at., the family came|)t was not known what articles! qoghes and hie son had been | Jal that they came] =: = Simonso yard Lia PAINING A LAPSE OF CONSCIOUSNESS WHICH HAS NOT orty “tay thelr agents are busy |2Ome and ran on to two burglars | were taken jown town and took the Renton car | ' ediately A igre = halt disposing of their remaining prop-|*t work looting the premises, They|| Thieves stole a garden hove from jor nome at 10 o'clock. The car deputy vice capa tor SEEN ENTIRELY REGAINED UP TO A LATE HOUR. erty on the hill |had made their way tnuide (tNelghe back yard of Mre. Underwood's! was crowded and the passengere | * thoun . anger Pg, _ -~ - houne through # pantry window and |}reatdence, 6204 Mth ay, N were standine te the icie, At dthice? 4 oes not deny having |*7n a* she Is placed ou ae has both succeeded In getting out the], Kmil Fraschkom, who ts visiting/ay § he reached for his purse to|*truck the blow which almont kitl | "0" reat gy THE STAR DOLLAR ory gtows dim and my brow throbs same way. They escaped by run-|in the city from Humphrey, rep his fare and found it gone, Al-|*4 Nelson, but none will make a| 1 Poland > was peasing Ps fost incessantly a |that, while he was eating 19 @ JOD-/ most at the same moment two sus |*atement until they can consult)» y. M A ure wan a Satin the fangies comewhere,| In know that I was moving. f Thomas B. Heycock, of 523 K.|mnese restaurant, a sneakthief mate | dicious joking men, who had been | heir attorney, R. S. Jones, who Is! arren y . fternoon for out ody, but | 4idn't get a moment's reat. Hither Denny way, hed a similar expert-|pway with « gold watch which bé]jostitng against him, had leaped|# Madison Hot Springs ‘ © regulating aa a wh or and thither, the ding of the cash ence, As he walked toward the|parried in his vest pocket from the car and Hughes and bie Net nu R the distributl advert nat : 3 sa register bell was in my ears con —_———————_+_—-- — ——n —-|#on both started after them. a a, He was relesned rmitsed with. I timually. I had hopes of getting to : { The two thieves ran into the} Nelson, the injured man, will re-|t? app ourt this rnoo ms where it the collection box yesterday, but I : sy NEW SCHEME TO Duchess saloon and, while Hughes| cover, unless complications set in.|. HM. Averill, from Garfield, Wo. ya oe what cireumstances | seem to have oversiept. Anyway, I] : left his son watching them, he ran} One side of his head has been ba nas deserted from the navy depart- ™ Thnow Tam stil! tm existence did 1 planned e N, Couden, veter for a policeman, Patrolman Carle-| mashed by the blow of the ax A t at Bremert His father ye than t 1 don’t care puch about that arian at who was ton was st ing near and be suec-lihe brain is apparently not af-| 1 that he tended eave ? any epu- as my clothes are getting worn out|*hrewn from hie horse while riding 06 in arresting one of the’men, | ¢ es 1 wired tf “ navy after traveling nd oo much terbay yesterday ternoon, who gave hin same as Harry M ard, b ennage , , : his nam arry M Baw the Fight nt Later on I'm golig to make a de | Ale ie morning at 4 x SPOKANE, April 16.—Bx-Sena- | yitic The other rea a. tear ms 9 young ma ad disappeared trade | termined effort to locate myself. If i uden had for hie mount one her George Tu has returned /door and escaped through the alle afternoon, an told in The el wan- | all will be forgiven I'l put in my {of the horees that are being #hipp from Washington with plan | This man is supposed to have had| Star, Nelson wa i wneeone, BIG EVENT FOR THE senator ie of FEET ohne, were 184 ever offered— na charge of at Men's Shoe 808 Ist Ay. They're easy on the feet and wear result of the like iron ap 29 later in company with J a evening. my mem- | appearance tomorrow morning to the Ph oe. and while cater * election of | uree, which ntained about | from a wound in ead, and Joe K along Orchard st. the animal} ators by direct v poney, as it was got in the | Donovan Sie witnessed the fight, | — y bucked and threw hie rider]... jple. He advoce tt ‘| posseasion of the one under ar. | testified that Jobne struck the blow The greatest event in the history | RUMOR OF DECIBION IN THE) convents ‘ James Green and H. O. Blankenship,| of Seattle for the feet was the is | mo who left Garden City a few minutes juction of the Old Oak Shoe, the . o the « . The 1 then] m to af 4 : ite ,. Dr. Cowden has been in Seattlo] ERN CASE 18 OENIED—18 BET [ticle & Other constitutional re i] placed under arrest but two weeks Me came here from | ferme he says could then be made. aiding Johns to eseap AN AXE Chicago and was a civilian employe} POR MEARING IN MAY, BUT IS . — See coma ears ‘a of the q er ster 4 department LIM@LY To Be eeT BACK. * ‘WOMEN N JAIL Me ae se twit eww wer a quar aroae an ton} — STAR BEAMS | coccsor am wom ve} ARE REMEMBERED PROVES FATAL rR inmate of the Veter. picked up their ames and engaged in pert in ctreutation at the The twelve women inmates of the mt Yountsville, killed a fight After a fierce struggic United Stat county jail were given an oppor tunity on Easter day to formet that! carreaco pe ie-Thseo they are of the outcasts who are] oijigren and one woman were kill " ot t 0. ° oh _ as Aeaitie, Mer not to enjoy the blessings which | eq and many injured in a panic fol Harry Melvitie, alias MeCort, wh charts tensive 0 ’ placed Jokneon, another ve Vous struck Bis opponent on the| Alfred Langly bas been placed) oi. a: nen Pras | r on fecided tr . t 4 the great . ; i claimed by the police to be a] fread and 4 4 fav atten r lowing a ery of fire rained by a it STATE LAW th oo eee m4 placed ender srret}‘=e_C : . ie without |the outer world. Nurses of thelpey while 400 people w by Patrotmen Carleton and Cran- | fourdat Neither Peters & Pow~|Wayside | Emergency hospital ling the Easter servi pular Price Clothiers. Vous and J head. killing him. Voss was ar-[UO¢er arrest by Detectives Hut | the past decisions tn ? attend sed choppers re bard and Freeman, No charge i], %," pono eee ae wood ee dooked against bim. Tay atm t the st] 2 dall [oH hor Bache @ Hale reape brought a beautiful basket of wild] Ladtirnas Catholic church Saturday 1 ive attorneys, had heard of a ow lilies to the women's ward, and in | eventng Men and we a fount | Mi Loulse Phillips was arrested yee ave, At the office of the ork | the basket lay a dosen Master eggs. [their way out Many perdons| a the | here it was btated that the case haw Ul remembrances breught teers to} boy who ratsed the cry for a prank ee ot yet been heard. It ia # many of the hardened women, who|ran off when he saw ite sertoos 7” city limite, He was shooting at cart a Weegiend park heard in May, but uniese rtihave drifted far from the loving} consequence, and hie identity tq 1 believe that an tnetitution for e 2 ot appeale takes « than | castoms of the church not known. RAAREES TO GIVE $400,000 | eens ane oe ete cua rong hdd Ee cget ise eG IEF Fe L EXPLOSI S E C I A S P(MPROVEMENT © OF |Chairman P. J. Smith, of the board] Officers Burkman and Carr, With | Rainier valley will have to put up rang charged with shooting inside (OF COLUMBIA RIVER. ager Swanstrom sald ' | . jing of the proposed county work] Nominations for officers of the! ins: no new cars would be ordered PO house thisumorning, “but it would] Associated Students wil! be fled at), the litigation ie settied. | With the completion of the new | ues a a Pages have to be & state institution, Ajthe “U" Monday, Frat members) over 10, people are vitally im-|Interlaken sewor system, the city] wagsHinaTON, Apr, 16—An ex i : 7 n ox. | FFON, D. C. April 16.—| state law would be necessary to al and gg eM, pen gp ig terested in the case officials expect to do away with one] ») m, the exact cause of which the bill ap- | 5, - confinem: 7 wiley a F onal paamiieg s - great nuisance that has existed sear} is not yet known, kille Ape 2. fer the ten re Oe een at pereenet nerd fight BRIGHTON, Apel 1¢—W. Rlolusteer park, In the sewer outfall | Pridey ie the forwend turret the month of the Co- pthere for an indefinite period watil Crawford. a retired capitetl of which has been used at 19th ay, and lash Mearecge Wh cured, and all the emall counties Spokane, has purchased the Ptund| Galer et of th at tar Captain Johnson's interest in the & bill extending | should have the benefit of 1.” peer gean 9 Hae nop aed A {piace here. He will make extensive] Thite outfall permitted the sewame| ‘The veanel was ed, Ad-| provernents on it lte flow inte a big wooden box and] wwiray Adama notified the navy de-| Famous “A Bridge Special.” Men's Suits made up to S,thle year, until Apri! 11., it is mot probable thet the com-| 1, aieiton Captain Johnson (s not Wire coastwise laws | missioners will gq any further with | Wonager of the company, as erro i. “. A - ae Ward, « os ™ of thence seep down the hollow, emit-| partment Saturday evening The Fy shell apply to he | the workhouse ides, unless to rec | neously reported Saturday ire. Hamilton “ *)ting @ most objectionable odor and ommend the establighment of such the Orlent Inet week on the Minne-lemdangering the health of the! jeut, J. M our order by one of the best clothing manufacturers Sieuk tad | in America—All the late shades of gray and plain ” fabrics; best linings and trimmings; fit guaranteed ; jan institution om some island in| A nervy sneakthief stole a val \* a, left for Portland Saturday | aeighborhood gin, Peter Not sders Soest the Sound by the state, Mr. Smith | uable watch and augget charm from |! aht. He hae been teaching in the We are making good progreas on | gic Anton O. Tt 5. EB. Koe-| made to retail at $15.00 and $16.50. Tuesday and | suaested that the need of a state/Capt. F. L. Prebie’s room on the | Conarematic ' ‘elumbe, | (he inieriaken sewer plans,” said | ster, KH. Athey Wednesday, Special Choice— ; |penintentlary on this aide of the! steamebip Charlee Nelson yoaterday, | Crrk home he stop | Ohief Clerk Paddock in the clty er Th tition of W o Kir «| . mountains might lead to the bulld-land today the police were o | bed at on, here hts > ineer's department this morning, | ana } Pisher, who were ed ing of one with a workhouse and/ The watch was worth $100 and the | tesching i as soon as the new system | is » but the other ed are farm in connection. harm $) dan be installed this nuisance will | 4 — —— HILLMAN, April 16—A petitig | t entirely done away with Th avy department was today| Neighbora have complained that] favoring annexation bh star oud eibitied that Lasthesast iedeine ing at 156% 10th ave, he * ond to get a 1 ett " nm the Kear lowed to shoot with a 1 people favoring annexation | ee , ena irean wa ung Men's Suits, in all | Boys’ Suits, in latest pat- e he prepared for removal home, being . I around the district, and they beter: filed a tion with the police,|t sal ed that the city asking that the gun be taken a m each club can meet for com lPeta aboard’ the Sfaryland ight w | i and the] the nobby effects ; beau- | terns a tiful See ers, and Exchapge bas re the &f tte raeeting + t from him. erted action t | |-LO8 ANGEL 16.—The | Pefinite action the fight | Hayden Cameron, of the Hilimd | goroner's jury pink brought | at Merchants Scotch rd that the A Mppeintment of a city port! amecre ‘The debate that was to have taken | grag store, \* a petition | je a verdict of insanity against Mrs | place tonight between the Univer-| aexing ¢ poatoft be! Kate B. Raymond, wife of Frank K Regular Minden, avow a| Blind pign met a waterloo thisleity of Washington and the Pacific] made st and that) Raymond, of the interior depart eo Wf the incumbent aptain |afternoos, Eugene rland, whofuniversity, has been postponed. Ale t . ork, Cuthbegt! ent, at the inquest of the wom I and $15.00 Suits wrade Tuesd BM apd wil prodadiy be | Ostensibly rams @ grocery store at] city election is being held at Forest | pratt, t ater, has) Qn’s 14-year-old son Frank, whom choice Tuesday and nace ee wide enre im 2719 East Madison st.. was raided| Grove, and for that reason it Wa8)g petitic ainet any) @he killed April 8, by gas. She at mia have from Wed: ‘ 5 Wed 1 MORO & chance on £ « by Patrotmen Helms, Looker and| deemed advisable to postpone the | change {to die with him Francisco for Bristol bay, Alaska ednesday oppnonty Newman. Garland was arrested &/ oratorical etrugale. a9 if witt be sor «| year ago for conducting a blind pig 4 My clone tax + H.C. King was arrested Mand on oppostns or wy « ternoon by Officer Ellis for Steamer arrived yeate T> W. M. Halpin, « resident of Co-[ day morning from the westerward, | awe jumbia City, and D. C. Gilman, who | with oniy one blade to her propelier.| iike new ‘nonin te) Cut Rate Prices On butter, o« and lard at $10.00 | $2.85 BATHS appoinier, « Hqnor without a fb in| Mvee at 1412 8rd av., both street She goes on the dry dock today ) 1048 *lGow Butter c. First ave ‘There is a sha: © proprietor of a bi i men, became engaged in @ scrap to | Pike «#t . | Re council, and neith “ corner of Twenty-eighth ay. and| day and, as a result, both were Scone D saainiaiietsidiatiealicticlioniesieanetin - ‘Willing to cai the «| Dearborn at Jan n jail. Detectives Ada visiy OUR we -——— and Corbett arrested the men, who [i at 5 P xw COny, — MEET IN NEW HALL wore jater released upon their per «' —_—_-_--~ PRL ion of the M . i Sonat recognizance to appear for a & Ls) | ASK CLERKS FOR THEIR UNION CARDS & cantempiated. | WASHINGTON 16.—The | trial. A bi & meeting wo S| peughtere of th an Hey ckjack was taken from %, | ST cemsattne one Daughters of the American Hevo- | Halpin and te being beld es evi-|— WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE PS BROKERS %, | — wy | 1415-1417 Second Avenue WE WA eateries Gacaca jcieding Mrs. Mary Wood swift,|tons of freight, principally flour ‘> | Next Door to the Bon Marche MA BW Serice' of Californta. Bee cre cae" ta Stelter ee, a The Sundwall Co. to be innocent an W. MeKenr sday |Saved by buying your butter, enss be 609 Ist Ave. Phone 697 Foik has orderea tne 4 postmaster at Havre, ‘cheese ant lard of us. Cow Bu Dreweuted to the itmit Munt Store, Firat ave and Pike st. bone ties, backed by * « "| from Beattie to order the OFFICE