The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1906, Page 1

THE SEATTLE STAR | ONE CENT Weather forecast—-Showers tonight and Saturday; light south tosouthwest winds LAST EDITION The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News NO. 71 a5 CENT! wih GIN ON IVULEVARD ThE immediate inauguration of woth tus the proposed boulevard to eneirele Green Lake will be recor mended (0 the council by the com mittee on parks and boule | next Monday night. Action to thi | ¢fteot, was taken by the committer lant aight Under a ere r clty of the shore land rights of the 9 stale, granted by the last legisla iu, this work must be inaugurated by Ju 4, one year from the date | the law went tato effect | | ERNST CLEARED | INJUNCTION FILED. ls. Winner, Instead of Eloping With Alleged FRIDAY, MAY WASHINGTON fg06, VOL DECATUR, IIL, May 1 ‘ BARRA R ARR AR AAEM EEE E EERE ERE EEES, $: unetion estraining th nene ar | fetail Liquor Dealers Declare the Brewers Have + SALOONKEEPER. V8. BREWER | OF THE CHARGE Gembly of the Cum! cer | Confidence Man, Plotted With Police to Have Nothing to Say About the Sunday Closing SPE ba, a mane ete St suthorized by the retail liquor deal # | Ba RAPES RR [pene os garaged ge salle , Him Arrested, and Carried Out the Details : ‘ : We have nothing to compromia mapa sy ae : ‘ | Question--- «James W. Morrison Comes Out : Ne The Grewere hold the same relation to the aatoon ae ; ths fh Ae og ef Derpbaainrsna Until He Was Behind the Bars. : “They are also responsible in a general way for the mera ¥avapable action on the matend of being the dupe of J o he Oe rooney. 1 lationship of Brewery Interests to Saloons,| & stanaing of many of the vatoone by ‘aching “nvengonuibic por, a {mont wna ven bi Hm rvevell vith whom she 0 rpeared ® sone in the saloon ry yesterday afternor ot yesterda o have eb i 1 : {* “Close up the econies and the saloons to # large extent : The charge concerned the WH SOLDIERS : to British Columbia, Mrs. Barah A § a eS ; | @ will go out of bu Former [of te Oceante OU ce y, and Winner played th role of ¢ peste f by A w I h, of The te tion to the « nm men} was pot Jo any sense chargeable t nder arrest S5te Ml tata oeate es _teely me (0 ll or _ he Ahoy Mendars See e sees eeeny Pete ee ee eee eee ees any trowed integrity on hie part jaze aCe, Say ie “fe a , Winner did not leave ; =e * of a ty Lavor Dealers has a “ reanery af Com whic h abe pee i . t « se i. wh ner F srrled tcc at nen scetinas the Saiuuetartal en ; he safe in the) mtn British C 4 iim for the Jars fy eects exigent f e Party Returns to Seattle ne ted, and fo ny | Seek ‘ , ; ; - + a i aie Aas iret , de Detective Byrnes *reache f the brewing ally ' wreowal and tice Sergeant 7 “ a repress nper romises to spe etall of 1 1 “7 are dete ' ave th om, T have whem they found “A ; th a * lease do not agree ’ . ft i« su an aracters. t fron » W,isensen < ine cath wae . believe Trevelle was arrangt to A a ‘CAR MEN — Ss ~~|Culmination of the Long Labor War in Northern HBE BURNED " Idaho-=-Killing of Ex-Governor a Shocking Affair---Orchard, Confessed Assassin of Many, TENEMENT FIRE! Worked On by Pinkertons and Confesses. }trol A t of the Pete Sie LS | however, is authority for the stati | ment that he always felt thet his | worr b oune PREVENT RESCUE OF) In the excitement the chi * | life was in danger, He made its 6 t u | B.S to have b forgotter a pree | | rule bef taking a seat to look - . . ‘ MFANT AND THIEVES ROB) once wax not known to | at him, and he never told even t wind ad t BRITISH SAILING VESSEL CON- Homburg to Yokoha wae enti! the entire bis frie “ao ements ee BEFORE FIRE 18 PUT) hide nd Snes ae ‘ : € hie movement. t dune ‘evreaiens On oh ked Ox Japan. over the body after ex-| well, Canyop county, in Une © south. | sere = ning the lames heartt informed of her agricultural ne Death and robbery added | ther, when! death, be ; ‘WHO TELLS CIFIC, AND GERMAN STEAM The British b x I le 4, FRANK STEUNENGERG, | ER 18 WRECKED. from Welling New Zeas A came hysterical aud it required the ‘The Murdered ExGovernor. ‘tts ‘Wa fire whieb partially aM efforta of several peuple to seotentt jo ow Spero, pan ini tis teen cote. tine ot har coenaae Pieeeeat tructure at 313 May-/ her rushing into the smoldering cath’ steamic Wielk, ween ss seis we les night. ‘The rae 4 te Denver end brought to Boise} " Robberies Are Discovered. of & special train JAMES M'PARLAND, Aboot the middle of roary| _ a n Orchard began to confess M PHILADELPHIA, May 18—That Seunenbers | Partland, and kept | mt Of the Pen ania Hailroad company was contrived fo a8 (8) week He said tha on bates as recently as 1903 bing Of (h® lthe “nner circle” of the Weate # the charge made today by - Federation of Minera, he had/ Frank B. Wigton, head of the Mor = © governor soURNT 10 | kitted 39 men, and that he was te Coal co: . { five which Correspondent | Wee there was rhe: F > span f y, before the “ Ideck has written for thie news| Sine 2 ee paid 93 suo for the killing of | inters at ¢ commission set and a| Paper, after a careful investigation! "His body was blown 15 feet pier gery aN le directly pu Ww stalement caused | O€ the facts in the great Idaho mar] tte ret Minn teccfully mane | Me the federation officials womethiy a sensation because " ps Wiitor . me of the fact that while the commis the bar | der case. Mat le 6 right wd both Fey Steve Adame Arrested ae th e . gied, ht 4 aren and t end sion w in session at Baltimore tome ba © discovered. In the| Pinkerton Chief te Whom Orchard, + remises the } iry was "Contessed.” a bures® drawer it in cluded two wedding rings, two plain gold band rings, @ gold brooch pin shaped like « half ht was robbe taken trow most likely that the from the house pater the fire [The tame burglars looted the ad ¢ the third article in the r - HF pin with 16 nuggets Mayna and po i ots Gammon’ eo m in addition to/ cold neck chatn. From the Brown hom Caused by Flue. glares secured two old pieces | Were broken, and death came ia @) gieve Adams w arrested Feb/|y resid the Pi PRAT ts believed to have been | and a amall purse containing $2.50 BY JACOB WALDECK | few minutes. Part of the fence wast See wanes wae arrested Veb:|Vice President Thayor, of the Pens BY & defective flue tn the im money, in addition to s gold! ae 3 blows dows and the windows of the|, etn, © ines, and |sylvania railroad, appeared be es 5 rot mas Siem: Mens) weidh Gee neck abate.” Tt BOISE, Idaho, Ma §.—Pormer| : “ broBaht to the peniten Hel the body and stated that the com Pall @ownstairs when the| truder had cut bis hands in gaining | 00% Prank Steum 2 of . made a cor » that ts pany had made Howances OF HOLY ROLLER LEADER THEN; In according to Mr. Dow, ines Were fret por) and was!|an entrance through the window | 120m and the arrest of M y be A) ig federation had commissioned bim|concessions since 1899 Creffield, then known ax the “Wee em the front room, where | and blood was found seattered over | Harwood and Pettite are the traveled fromite. be five tanto a t STYLEO HIMSELF “THE WES. n Cyclone,” appeared at a camp leon in its cradle ave rticles 1 pine wtcome of a war da ‘ ‘ Drage: Om iloaded with nion mer ‘ meeting in Johnston, Vt.. and be- Wes asleep ic radle.' several articles in the room bectnne ae Rh i a ae ety to Caldwell In srecial failed, he cot gee: m TERN CYCLONE,” BUT PEO.) Meeting Ih Joie his’ religh owners sit ’ : Hey PB aoe y te ea traveled aver anot route, Ade | ‘ protestations that committee of | ae f the struggle tn) Nicneee sad 'the to ~~. ee Ob ene ish | PLE REFUSED TO TOLERATE fii cnant cotizens rode him out of Idaho n the Cowur d'Alene . ed ives are keep secret. N 7 ACTIONS. town on a rail onmembeian tim the % . ‘ Captain Swain Arrives charge has been placed a t wie AC e. Mr. Dow will not be used as a | the state, From 189 a8 w nm the ‘ 3 Habeas corpus pr P witness for the defense in the trial }the miners » con t | 8 : ctive begin by the att Edmund Creffield, who was slain to come, but he was in session with ald, many ¢ men were run| ager ho t c * had Maywood and Pe a . ee ite Il’s attorneys this afternoon i t count “4 ground that their tn im this city recently by Ges \ relative to the information which Ro : s | mine ners gained the ‘ ne own ar-ibrawgtt Wegaliy from Colorado Mitchell, as a result ly e possessed of Creffield’s actions Se | ned there has been an or-! rived » r The state courts decided against ism, had « ty in johnston, and, according to tk > The Oregon.Capt. John Brien, | the east years ago fr rang tatement " | arrived this & « fror ward | religious creed, acec > stat rae i ustic : and V having made the trip] ments by F M. Dow, who is r atment at Johnst t he never | donw stopping at the Hotel Northern. Car OBrien sigh ts while in the victnit WEVA WILSON DIES FROM THE | evening. and died shortly before 5] WANS RECEIVED WHILE 7 | She was playing with seve PLAYING AROUND A BONFIRE other children and her dress ea fire. M Wilson succeeded tr “ae , N GEORGETOWN. ting © 4 with et.| Ellar h will “d The « . ed. | hoa le 7 y for the smelter. | Latta Wiloon o Fea fe proved of } hed og an t vurned on Sunday morn = ~ » the RN PETITION POLICE BOARD TO f the the | START BUSINESS JUNE 1 to 9 , at ’ } BRICKLAYERS GET $6 AND $7 vig pvr . } AY. , seiset s. | } ao | 4 peta hee wmAD re Wages Go Up. P " y k expected. te : Prise ply t ed ites ccna ( in 4 er WORMAN HW. NeEGeIT A PORT ; : i bay YCH r 8 j a0 . "WD PSYCHO ST, DIS s THE HOME OF EX-GOVERNOR STEUNENBERG AND SCENE OF THE MURDER. CROSSMARKS . " , CUMES THe HYPNOTIC k SHOW WHERE BOMB WAG PLACED AND CIRCLE WHERETHE BODY WAS FOUND x FEATURES OF THE CAREER a ie adn aie ‘ On } b heen* end 1 . " - z METHODISTS MAY P T OF DEAD HOLY ROLLER t t Denver, | Unit F U . ‘ “ t t nt, Wald t| . i dlinp nade he t . oan Fran H . Many Have Been Killed . ince tor tha dofeaee , . ) ; sive gg ge | ee s ‘ ' ti f b | ALT Ww tI 1 s ‘ ‘ ‘ h On J eee ee eee eee eee { le b ars, vd ; y * . M - f i ) * BANK CLEARINGS. * 1 - 4 7 e - TOTAL & RIPTIO Meth ‘ , lt the |& Mhy 18 : «| THE TOTAL SUBSCRIPTION P ot « A Ly) » mine “ . . ‘ e * May 18, 1% ‘ * . . ‘ ate f : * a big t Bun i * * AN FRA . ———— a — t t ncren | ; . ed two he nor ¢ MoPartiand in the Case AE govphen Hy = se 43.48 TOM HYNES MISSING. 7 4 . “ k te held ¢ P. > * ‘ } - m Hyne axed who the nore teright of trial, and | Pinkert Denver, Whol | seennwnr eke ethene STON’ EXPucTuO bee ¢ with a brother at Ce ens 1 e ant but held whe nto th Sa n ERLAD ! t | SMOOT CASE i : : the mnftite e de ann ed th TRAVELING MAN FALLS t \ ' | ma fe R 1 Because he t y fod | tr hat | troy DEAD WHILE EATING ste ‘ wandered away in @ helple BO ditficwities « ar | Btounenbers wa nsoly bitt Western Federation of Miners, had}. white eating , j VA May 18.—-( —— tal yay r f rhre were made, but he not) been with Orchard in Cald-| room of the A hotel t DONATION ORDINANCE era : THIEF GETS PURSE EM ithons guns ° able Quiet for Six Years \for Simpkin t he has not been] ped dead in his chair. De is at An ordinance epting the dona-| tee in the 1ate Was postponed to- | of M Emma Wilson, in Peo- MIRON can be - tounenbe etired from office |found ribted to apoplexy ion of the Pendleton-Miller play-| day until Monday he belief 4 Savings Bank building, at 2nd Of hy prior , ira. Jot| nix yoars ago, Since then there haa n February 17, Moyer, Haywood | Sud ns a traveling man for| ground on 20th ay, to the city will | growing that the whole ca y und Pike s evening and Bet Wisiens YORK, May 16— Mum scer|been quict in the Coeur d’Alenes,|and Pettibone, on information Portiand branch of the W. R.} bo introduced in the council next| go over until the next r way with & purse containing Ki witing f Lr Cae ] the mine owners with their private Iby McPartland, were secretly arrest | Wagper Drug company, of Chicago. Monday night congress, \ ‘ ‘ .