The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1906, Page 1

oe TEIN, THE SEATTLE STAR | ove cet | g WEATHER FORECAST—Falr and warmer tonight and Gunday; gentle to moderate easterly winds, es to Print the News SEATTLE, fe dny Pare in Seattle That Ds WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1906 VOL R MON PH CENTS F UTO’S VICTIM: STAKE ®5%, TWO TRAINS ——_————___.. miner from the residents of the suburbs on tho protext of adding it aol Grass Is Run Down From Behind and May WOULD Ta she iforn pe Machine Was in Charge of Garage Em- DUE desea ce von eae, °2, be RAISED Die snihracite miners at thelr conven:| Hetty ahoney tn Bouth Beattie, "A| | The ate Chicago Mail Crashed Into Express While Dodg- : ton thi ning adop A reo} patrolman was seat aut ax quickly | ae AuNK In thee ‘ ‘ : “sloye, Carrying One Man and Two Women.| olution accepting the award of tho] *s_& TODOrC Wan received at head: |A¢ Ban Francisco, at ing Wreck of 37 Freight Cars---Nine Are _ ploye os quarters, bat by that tine the wo * strike commiusion inte’ DY! man had disappea local officiain m A . : Predident Ronsevel'sltae # Thin. is the first case brought to once workmen were pul to work Killed and Scores Injured. arose, ® 7 . carolesue the | trike for anothe Maht where anyone hax actually # onld that owe 4, , me Attorney Donwerth of the & 0 | Yea means that no strike been known to Reodacts cred I be in come / atamodte Blectrie company ha repared | WH tak nee funds on the pretext of diverting ‘e848 ! ALTOO , ( ! t t ee We ’ Sita ae perniiices “tun ase When nvention was pre |the money to the Callfornia reliet WATER SHUT OFF . H. Collins of the ma . a at § * Behemah a6 cee nte the committee's ree |The local ¥. W. C. A, which wae , fil 1, the ¢ 6o mat \ Sree 0 ey? 92>: 5 ' he bad in t kets, | nuck the et a” lent Mitchel! | first notified of the woman faker r will be shut off all day|the Chieago & St. Louls ex were Maceing Answer Wreek, bat w t eourred. Tt . cea a oy ye "lee dled on whieh the motion to accept | tee 4 1 me lookout Hy § be to bth Ay. &., and on md av frou . had been w ° rood “et » Gena prates the franch for which in pending ditions of 1993 carrte soy 1 KODE for her by the authorities in to Washington st Pe Fe ’ ity demasapeoety t Union Fu nace ete gaiddle which we Ba wer ay why “ in the ne commities ; vs me Zo were being rus ode { as not havin however, will not be . — und Altoon or the cutoff ~ n of the ! h 4 misunderstanding ian te A Broadway Auto gara (be committee. when det, brakeman © killed 1 injured. A spectal Sere taken al sent from here to hs and bi nd injured sme cloud on the tit Auto Was Spseding “ etained the serv-lty owned by he Iman from — bullding wan t the Elghth ward, urged t the eh ped at a special meet-| 5 s for the ne ty Jatt be om VLADIVOSTOK, Ma 5—The| Ragsian are « ‘ « * w under strw », Conteme Russian blockade rune feaner Alter lowing her bearings the - | ole « plated p hg room in thet bulld. Soerabaya, which disappeared last] veagel @rifted 600 miles northward jing the r t . « for housing the city depart- year je awaiting instructions) inta fhe Sea of Okhotsk, whe | TILLMAN AND PENROSE NEAR. | ‘ ong th Tien th wir *. He asked that the matte, from ¢ Ruseain officers here. Wea frogen among the tee foes ;* 7 at # fone, | put er until Monday in order , carding (he ianding of a cargo ef} fhe had not b heard from LY COME TO BLOWS AT A gone onee, to provide for| City Engineer Thomson might be arm at this port, hae been foundisinee Whether any members of © and explain that pertion of in the te od over the lee and EETING BEHIND CLOSED ox ¢ losa.| the plans for the new building, n » of her crew sboand Uandre to some Siberian settlement pooRs. | Work le Delayed. and tranen te death improblematical. As they have not ao kit ie Ghai el Companies Hold Stock of Smaller Con- | ‘TRUE BILL FOR ts sod that the little) Damn imemrd from, however, it seems waren tines the wockian at steamer lost hear bearings in try:| dente Mhely that any party whieh WAasninoToN “ a el bullding is being delayed | ng to elude the vigilant Meet of have altempted to te t ‘ iTON, s ‘| oi terns and One Surplus Does Duty for Both--- | GEO ' ADAMS the Japanese ‘warthips, Wich was vemeh on that tong snd” perfiows [leaked out this aftermon on the lookout for alf Blockade | t#p withowt facilities for such | Penro tement of Resources Does Not, a he i ~ Published Sta hear the Amur river with | tte e#ew cscs discussion b that hin res e ity ball be pre the settlement of the Union a Tillman had a torr el ma While det= renoers trying to land euppiles for) euutimg overland travel perished in} battle of words belhnd closed door ns for the tunnel have not presented by the Unton # the Rossian garrison at Visdivow | tim a@erribie waste of Siberian cee wen ore age ew of presenting « the council it is under- @ até tok, at that time cat off by the) sew man attacked venrome and! positive pla Ne had een ip the company proposes to Convey Correct Information---No Danger Of! 4. cscs: coams sory conan (Be laeyne Abt g ege | ll cee i Mary Mg Mg Perea yradove erp evap ool a formal indictment against George things which were n credit) bul with brick shell covering, | the is now building. If this te Edward Adams, excashier of the of the ney lvanion Ould be erected for $125,000, He) d will practically destroy the ‘weal United States aseay office t> Penrose retorted that be had a] urged the imperative enity of buildings. dey few affidavits by southern ped The indictment consists of regarding Tilim pages of typewritten matter aod covers in detail various amounts bh he wou “ file at the same time. He decia he didn't feer suything Tillman could say about bim, bat though a eet e eee eee eee eee te ibed above it is m ely that at the next my 0D REeeee eee ee eee eee ee ee et HOTEL. WASHINGTON CLOSES ITS DOORS AFTER A LONG CAREER AS FAMOUS HOSTELRY. the #ur-/ing of the state legislatare a bill which Adams is alleged to have companies and for the payment of|will be introduced provicing that/ stolen during the past two or three ‘ame @eclared $ by insurance | inew ce companies doing business years ie feves! @ conditon of affairs in the state of Washington shall Adame is charged with having urgently for remedial write policies only under their own | abstracted quantities of gold from corporate tithe amd shall hold no/the dust deposited at the assay of Be Melding by terce fusurance stock in other insurance companies (fice by tndividaal depositors and the stock of en wena also from that taken there for a» which stock le repre aa ylag purposes Bi tu the published figures | FALLS HOWN arand jury also brought ia of the par com par ¥ an " tediotseans against Mra, E trated by Wood, who was arrested for opers Werinese | ciples ; to be unsa ing charging | SAN FRANCISCO HEALTH | opposes the | Milman the affices The senate adjourned just as 4 physleal encounter between the senators wa n't want bim to publie The last meal served in the Hotel Washington was break fast this morning. Within a short time aetnal work will be be «un tearing down the structure, which has been a source of pride to the elty since its formal opening The bistory of the Hotel Washingtom Is as picturesque as the alte which it occupies, with its commanding view in all direction: The bullding was started in 1888 and partially finished up the year of Seattle's big fire. Pauvin, ap old-time contractor in this city, had the con tract for the work tinen| NO RACE FOR STEAMERS. Bteamer Dolphin, of the Alosk Steamehip company, sailed south » Rha way yesterday afternoc The City of Seattle the mittee a ra! luction of untried | Srrrrrrer tre eee ee Tee eee ee eee r fo the poliey hold | (hee, with he) poann Envroncée New aul ri may la Jand was due og oly Be whic 1890 the onstruc tors became tavolved . tn i. eR. im The tw amers left Be vieh continued un) x93 a pxte jorton, | SHAFT {communication with * TO PREVENT TYPHOID EPI. Form Large Community. attic. lect night witht chased it on a judgment which the bank held against the Hartford In [bands and induce them amie ao ai aaiete ioe prop 5,000 Co. is cm as paving a} her mouey upon various pretext DEMIC—REMOVAL OF DEBRIS arn Gale set for the opening of . ea i whe fant nined although the most pretentious structure at the Je San Francisco of 95.} : at times signing herself Eila W A BIG TASKwitt- ee Cem lat ce | Same of them) , “ : tir ginal construction in the city, was never formal The surplus of the Mart land Rite Vaun gid b 4 gps red tg open now, but tal hei up . it was bought by James A. Moore in 1902, for fives as F4.153.000. Hut. | GEORGE P. MARSH, OF TACOMA, CAN SEE SEATTLE TO FILL MARSH. te dper pulled off hostelry was inaugurated under auspicious circum in this eo fe the stock fnwhed. The « oi court Inaur} 16 INSTANTLY KILLEO IN AN! ie “seeing Senttle ote See woes he formal opening being held on May 5, 1962, with B60., value! ake iy at ioe ; tar cchatéla by lS OSU SUSE REYES EE REOE FEE Wheleeslc merchants ace t Roosevelt and party as its distinguished guests and ELEVATOR SHAFT WHILE oe. *** ¥s sng pales: gy Hn t . . ey Pie | 80k F Cititens of Missouri is! peg Dc ge Mergers SR ogee bo ANOTHER SHOCK Sieeteey borates Sef the Mouths! | The hotel originally cost $250,000. The University of Cor. lds having «i a tn San, §NG@ INTRODUCED TO F. H. Went Ras charge of the car this/® =| ANOTHER te p Melgay " Reval |® nell gave $175,000 towards the scheme and lost every cent of 0 ‘ime & — it wt as Ba » the present only th » - shane PA pak Sema . vtseg } the money through litigation which followed. 20 of $1,205, od a su GRAVES 9 made, but as soon| # A din . ee Mae eo) 68 r jane ea | | yet th an the itiete and general sight e fe * thie tm m © * ‘ the strict rhe re loorgtlhe nesgetterme A ongort yes gi bbe " at severe @) te Being extended Tee eee Pee eee eee eee ee ee eee ee ee id “1 ge P. Marah, of Ta a | made 2 7 s Pied 4 Ashes Will Be Utilized. ont a8 raveling representative of Swift & - . “gs ey ALE Wearhl-ot rophalitndy the ly through without a stop at Sam sat rc ‘ was instant! fled erda @ of Just t wa the @ |Get Becks and churches tn Oak Francisco. oy tm iafternocon by falling « in S-the Mates 1 5. & Mtl Ie proceeding rapidly, Within Franeiveo steamer Urada left San * freight elevator shaft In the prene @) : Ww oe FW Weeks Onkland will show fe Franciseo yesterday afternoon and fabitit re , i e Aga be t . the theaaine te od to arrive in Seattle b ves of EH. Ahr , & placen;. Were « i be ole a DRIVE BACK 300 thasigea Jay morning he Bow Wa time a toe @ tteir ser | | amer Humboldt sails for Ska tr IN SESSION : a} Bren the . ITALIANS WHO HAD OVER. | way and way ports tonight, with a far ide y ay ‘Tre reereeerere Te oo 1 k of re WHELMED POLICE j full cargo and 80 passengers, - i probe bade ie | umong them being Herbert Hog- P as hat for ean ANCT M The | th wulns ! pee brother of the governor of $4,076 is hase is 4 ca® me he large e altatendse to fi up the I k Alaska, and R. EB. Downie, of the - on with ide FP. 4.{ Shingle men ever b gs = of n | finite, tranet « } Ho} naval pay affi who is going to he r had ntroduce fr. (oo 4 eS “ t before | Uiitke « t , PASS&AI v. J, M . 5 tion |* Wm. Hi. Seward eeesters cuarar aaron & Br t eX | mor «ith delegate nt-|' See ie ee aa ba aes t Babe wo « TURBINE MAHENO DUE. r raoiae ‘tak ag: Saanee a8 ppe backward and | teedance fron Br » Co - . ship for butiding . | 8 Pa eed 3 ~ ~ i; ‘ baft % O n, Washing Call i be t stringent} Ete roughly « r . rbine Maheno, the first phy AF wom yo nage" crepe et . ‘ e brewke| arg. ».08 ¥ | prow he cor " r ' ea { its kind to rose he Pa. ‘ ot “ " . e mer ee Hla to be rer 1 ieee effort on e oma r 1 which is now making a reas he nics wa ~ 3 ne > raise m of mone : | ged th I t ig expected to pass in at - Mr. M “ 40 ye ‘ . How to Move Debris. H Wo: «cording to H late th ternoon for Vie~ ' 7 oe » the em eee o prene . Mga fe ‘ Han begin just t Maheno is owned by the " & Co. f . ; f « T K os . ms rae: the « assent in | « acif nd will be put on : : . the V er-Australia run. She A nufa ere! 5 bets | om hotte ane nm brought Ris not of cs . a thet © beotutely cos 4 oe ‘ a! dome Ky, May §.—Two statte : ° the Hartford s ae the é ‘ e shin ' A t" « Might ear sakes occurred b ff nager ora pean ie m ; reg: a) phases ‘ leat wight 15 minutes ap w See eee eee ee ee 2 pen ¢ Res to bent phase fee MES BERRIES FROM : On THE FRONT coe ico te eh ne RRR ee Klondike to tree ot and ft ts ex- 1s ‘ . aN a-l2 «| RR tt Bl! that the Walia’ thee @ ; e | ; ne “ay he ies " , rn BANK CLEARINGS. vd Steame ween arrived early this| open the , ‘ont of Dawao seca - t mat ; bes tere! @ * wear { San F At § « the ri s risen six ! > Bei eg torpn Seger i . sence “ poly-|@ Mey &, 1906 $1,980,645.74 & cae Saanelnieias eaniaw Okt Cone aee tehorse the ice hag inn companies, woon| WIFE DESERTION CHARGED. |!" * «aia * 3 : : igees from th ieken ¢ ne a jee of ake LG Y arief ‘ k . ! * 8 | @ Iherease ove ame nd ‘ = we 1 : - Ala ql ir hand ct iw havir e Yi@ date t year ..$ 627,712.68 & woes Sea H. M. FE t t " nd by * *| - te t : th »penir Y ation to the ft ¢ ha on ated eo a. Word t 9. | ne ) nad head w — 4 at . mtb sition aii Lee not beet ° k MAS. LIVERNASH HERE | large 1 for } } 0 f ” ‘copen, the ue 4 and watil more def ; h * been adv 1 for M if 4 sut BE. J. Livernash, wife of] phe catit . 4 . stean " ga of the North a chectiad tm pasene . an Livernash of Ca ss o wr “ western Steamship Co,, leaves New |; Sisuional cicés ot uae . k s the he . cage ay: oe anion j ” formerly a welll y \e ked f York tod ‘or I ip around f t € acking them up, 4 : > ' known ¢ nist f the San F if t f x ek A Horn to Seattle @ that would be found ~ " . TACOMA BOYS HELD Official Aid Not Desired. cisco Examin rived in the cit sald greatly ' Lake © Oriza eached Cornell ye tent No. 10, at the Presidio, any f at ah ¢| this morning from the south and is | Washington b the t ay on her way from N Y y afte p.m. His family found y aive p Clark, aged 14 I PF xo ‘ « « Stopping at the Butler hotel. Mrs. | of ather has 1 t! to Seatt nd she will come ¢ him through that dium, te Bem mn, aged 16, unaway boys! ; y tt hh Livermash will remain in the city | elr ripening ; ; : wt : Taco . curt ar wy h | for several weeks, until affairs hav Produce h * 17TT I cores REEEREEEEEEEEEEEoenaREEnEnEtmneeeennen ed ng b ef e on held ling 1 r attled themselves fn San Francis. | ine : a, t 6 | Aidt e Tees | PB asd BUYS TIDELANDS their parent ly bs nays ag 4 —_——— which ja a eis ft r an | WHAT FOR?" BY COUNT TOLSTOY % ‘ie or and that Lt ho } BIDS ARE WANTED i te attect 9 anes’ LABORER FALLS FROM CAR, * a atory ¢ Polish entieel edi. sae ae Bagh of the hacke. Great Northern Shay 77 gy RO . wanes Bg Reagent SAILOR HELD FOR THEFT x 1 bes rhe Monday nest. olka Kt is bette gl . pee of tifelends| Contracts for oe a weanagse, Peeweblnity the ‘Tom Halloran, a aborer, was * , ided hw , The Star hag se- w PAY Off the jowecn i¢ ts e sound ee at point le h all the Mightly injured this morning by| John Davis, « sailor, was arrested | * ed the exclusive righ b y his locality, Itis the #& 8 S8Pplisés on bara, A mg a > tt Brome cating satan’ & fy we of gobd | Malling from a car at 24 and Yes-|last night by Patrolmen Crandall] # latest work Istoy be one of his best. Be sare w aNd auxiliary co mk $69, for $200.0 pry al oe inte crops throughout the state, it has l® “He was sent to the Waystde|and Carleton, on suspicion of hav-|% and get every numt ft t he y upeeare * «Nl crag botmoes: te. Bios tant alive Sees Te beer, resolved that no official aid bosplfa) and an examination showed ing stolen a watch which be had in! * & Feiedy for contition ple Papasan al = Bey Abe oy | chail be asked forexcept on strictly hie injuries were not serious, his possession RRR RE EERE EER