The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1906, Page 1

AST EDITIO The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News CE TRUST 1S LIKELY ee ee) Seattle Ice Company Steals March on Diamond and Is Now Handing the Latter Concern a) Congealed Double Cross, by Gobbling Up Its) Customers. ICEMAN SITS COOL, BUT ON CAKE FAINTS TO eee ee eee eee ee te ee aN ME | en Gobbied "Em Up | COOK TAKES SWIM wd i, te it in the we weeks as Matter te sour th town & ‘The and real ity offers vosted the Prices. get tore ‘ ‘ nd the outp . x ceptable! mapply affairs © cured. SIMOND'S SUICIDE STILL A MYSTERY WIFE TELEGRAPHS FROM EAST! Tho gun with which the deed| ASKING PARTICULARS OF | Was committed was a S#-callb | |with a peculiar dagger attachment DEATH—MOTIVE FOR DEEO HAS NOT BEEN LEARNED. i similar to a bayonet) The} jon the bar a military Fr attachment on times, bat was pany received o wire from Mre it upon thie last Simonds stating that she had r af her husband's death im the pa pawned !t severa unable to release oceaston. — pilek en “hogan Ob, Goat ti da ietndnanaiaha taal iaiadinds | DOZEN HOT WEATHER: DONT’S FOR BABY ING SCHEME PITTSBURG July 21 1. Don’t feed a baby every time tt ertes 2 Don't feed a baby too much at once or too often 3. Don't feed irregularly " imael 4. Don't give a baby solid food, tea, coffee or beer that Hart) &. Don’t give a baby any except milk certified by the health the offic department lat the time the r It le expected that Harte 6. Don't give a different amount of food each feeding Clift the negro coachman. 7. Don't make a baby uncomfortable with hot clothing. § Don’t neglect to change undergarments the moment they | on the stand to show become soiled. | ner in which the confession 9 Don’t let a baby go more than 24 hours without a thor | e obtained ough bath cage 10. Don’t allow a baby’s face and hands to stay dirty. | PITTSRURG, July 21.—The 1 11. Don't keep a baby in constant motion. | Police were notified last night 12. Don't feel that a baby has to be amused. It can amuse the Philadeiphia de pent itself better than you can. plet to kidnap the two chilidrer | Augustus Har millionalr tf Pee eee ee Pete eee eee eee eee eee ee ee ae "| ee eae POUIONARES Ano ft Anybody would k now that this is Pittsburg. Find w owen from Atlanta, eee eee eee ee ee WEATHER FORECA SEATTLE, TO HAVE BREAK UP ing them of the whereabouts of ‘ the Mra. Simonds | Chinaman’s Revolver. , Almost immediately upon receipt} The gun was at one time the me of this wire Bonney-Watson com-| property of a Chinaman, who had aton HER CHILDREN pers. She asked for further in-| The police are in the dark ae to formation a motive for Simond’s self destruc Doubts the identity. ition, but think that a conversation Evidently Mrs. Simonds was fn| with Geor Cook might reveal some doubt as to the identity of the} points of in a. No further o Body, as no instructions were given,|tion can be taken in the m POLICE WATCHING HOME OF the wire being merely one of in| until word is recelved either from) mag, HARTJE, DEFENDANT . Cook or Mrs. Simonds. | | IN SENSATIONAL DIVORCE —r | } | CASE, TO PREVENT KIONAP.| FIVE MU FOR THE BABIES. | whose senantiona now In progress. 1. MUST be dressed in lig ht. cool, clean clothing * As a result two # al officers * 2. MUST have garments ch anged after every bath # | are on guard at the home of Jonn F * 2. MUST be washed at lea st a dozen times a day # | Scott, father of Mra. Hartje, whe * 4. MUST have a tub bath morning and night | the latter fe now Mving. Us op > I : &. MUST be kept in the open air whenever possible. * pes the Piet. BERR EER EEE ee The Philedelnhla police oliay THE TOO TRUE SOUVENIR POSTCADS---NO, 6 onight and WASHINGTON, Sunday; Continued Warm SATURDAY, JULY a1, 1906. DIRE CT PRIMARY CONVENTION ON TWO HUNDRED DELEGATES ASSEMBLE TO FRAME A LAW REUBEN W, JONES 16 TEM PORARY CHAIRMAN | Jones ta Chairman. | TO 1 . oS evlde 4 Hove L|AMERIGAN OFFICIAL OF MEX!-/on route home, taking bis family| ines CAN RAILROAD HURRYING “ MAIED paid He war between the United It does not do to any that thle HOME WITH FAMILY—SAYS St nd Mexico ts inevitabie. He a & negro, God knows 4 Americans, Germans and Eng " woman) 2SALOUSY OF MEXICANS 4n hold the best positions in med bb we 9 5 wan the government, and the Jealousy o4 H io full of it WILL CAUSE HOSTILITIES IN| Or ihe natives has been aroused any “ igh vc SIX MONTHS. The hatred ie growing, 4 the thie ity hae government is unable to cope with anor 8 thig an has of ed | the situation | PORT WORTH, Tex, July 21 He declares that present cond! FB. & Mather, of Ohio, an offietal of tions will cause war within six} the Mexican National railroad, is months | WATER METERS ARE FAVORED That the installation of the “| jieeves A 6, of the ward Morn, J. Pu of a f Everett, a wotom, Permanent Organizat } A tee Ww jot ' rtant 2 Joome t t h has t lk ft King H | b, the Work | L 1 | 1 te the t aly Boh. eat | < j? At champ f the WHERE COMMON DIRT | | TURNS DIAMONDS I: THE TINY LOT AT THE CORNER OF WALL ST. AND BROADWAY, NEW YORK, WHICH S0LD Weapon wat purchased from the} REACT Re Seattle Loan company 45 minutes FOR $750,000. Mrs. George F. Simonds, whose} be the shooting, and in the; NEW YORK, July neoiid antl -estiiet didi wheidee cote « 2. bestand committed sutcite on Pier | presence of Detective H.C. Adams! tng ay wa a Y e vod 7 at nts ait on are to look lke clay compared with build B yesterday, is in Shortsville, N.j who questioned Simonds closely as a lee ab Ge need se ef tie y and Wall et. recently for the stnegering sum of Y, and not aboard the steamer C ity | to his object in buying the gun} 5754 Bt ve tig oo ne fee geen Bus ng, me te le f Spokane, as was supposed. The| Simonds appeared to be very cool) aaa ie ~eee — i. ne = ry ss 7 of coll, Pacific Coast Steamship company} and collected, and stated that as b ea pe age ect +e § a% pedi r Up Rag ieeghio id con {iis morning received a wire from| intended leaving on a trip $2.6 it ave 18 phe On Om 1 be a new frealt. tp skyscraping tn this city George Cook, in charge of the party! thought it advisable to Carty | @= aboard the City of Spokane, inform-| weapon. UNITED ST | FACING SUBURBS ARE -OBEYING RULE ee ee | SUPERINTENDENT YOUNGS the jon taken by the Green| SAYS SMALLER TOWNS ARE | Lake Improvement club in a resolu. | tion adopted at « meeting Th: rmday | COMPLYING WITH ORDER night AND NO WATER |S BEING The club aleo adopted a resolution | on free e rahy purpose! at t ab ' ged to and paid for . mat of the fund instead o Inepectora of the city water 4 being made barge against the] garment are keeping # most vis n-| ; ! he er fund pare er water from th h ' 1 pet of | etty that & ming ae * for | ie alone (her 1 to exert every the skee pe goasibic precautl f « Ced e nd | ¢he r This pr » has | park pre 1 to acquire Ruperinter t Youngs this | = tae or sprees, me f ¥ | morming stated with some pur pores tow that from all the re exived from these Inspectors thgre wéeno indication that the suburbar eonauriors were Violating the rule eprinkling order is imperative, and the outside sumers und nd | diproughly that unless it i ol ltg: the letter the elty will b Fupe Jent Youngs still holds of Victoria, whol, caused thereby unless he is or-| ary hearing on the charge of issu the vespe wy fee whieh ing checks on banks in which he|™Aay cause @ serious epider spl | had neither funds nor credit fubtirh of Beattie,” said he, this} Bullen has declined to ask agsist-| Morning I understand what it ance from his brothers in Victoria, | Would mean to throw two or three nor have they offered any © that | duburh: localitie ged of the he must stand trial. He would have|taolated homes upon uncertain re been given the opportunity to|pources tor water for mestic pur square hie accounte-had-he-desiee@pones, It would mean that many to call for assistance. pf them would be mpelled to drink and use water not ft for use The British steamer Erna sail for Ruestag ports Monde from Port Gable, wh today to complete her cargo ‘BIC PARTY HERE TOMORROW. Iy charge of the Canadian Pacific —— THE SEATTLE STAR. Light Northwest Winds ve PAY ONLY ONE CENT DEMAND YOUR CHANGE IL, 8 NO as CENTS PER abrcnan. 126 BEAUTIES WILL STAR — NTH yl W. KING | TO REMAIN GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT OF THE GREAT NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY WILL HOLD OFFICE UNTIL OCTO BER 1 A daylight excursion on Lake Washington w be giver ext sesday by the Mental Selence ” € { trys Maw The #t r Fortuna, of the Anderson fleet, | red and the pi Bryn Mawr * ce has been ch ure party will le a m., returning orchestra will be at noor aboard to col furnish unic FOR Oran SHOP. According to ©. F. Waite, presi. dent of the Grays Harbor Com: mereini odmpany, the shingle man ufacturers of the Grays Harbor country bave decided to stand as a unit for the open shop. MINING MEN TO MEET. A meeting of the local mining men of the city wi be tld this vening for the purpose of discuss advisability of forming a bington State Mining associa ATES IS BIG WAR FIRST GLUE 10 E THAW TRIAL The Show Girls Are in Great Flutter Over Being Called as Witnesses and Some Are Actually So Retiring That They Are Running Away From New York---What the Above Actresses Are Supposed to Know, MISS MAZIE FOLETTE. eee eon NEW YORK, July 21.—There is fluttered exeltement among show girls in Ute elty who are to figui | prominently when the case foe Thaw comes to i. | detectives at to jattorney’s ethes” have al rounded up half a dozen girle wi | were elther friends of the Thaws lot Stanford White. Others who arg wanted have fied from the prom ised notoriety, some to Puro; }Others are living under assu names and in seclusion im thi lity Pursuit of Miss Nesbit. med chase of Thaw rope in pursuit of Evelyn Nes! whither White had sent her afi an operation had been perfor upon her; how the girl was re ciled with Thaw, who fled ina diately with her, leaving her moth+ er stranded in Paris; how Evelyfa | Nesbit later deserted Thaw for his alleged mistreatment and returne@ 0 New York and White, Tha ywin and = showerin; t k by MURDER rallway and known as the Cuthbe house party, 128 te ts from east- » Canada in the clty tomorr morning m Portland his organtaat s compored @f wren nent people frot nipes and other pl eastern part of Canada ttle the ¥ will go te where the members will resur their r eaving Monday af triy | who The police have first clue which ma nce to them in locating the mur derer of Kristjan Johnson. A watchman in the employ of the! He states that he saw | ding their way along; midnight last Sat-| not together, one i by the other, not over according | watchman Northern Pi two men thre the tracks abi urday. They w man being fol was probs yards behind his victim to the testimony of the The watchman called to both men warning them of the danger but neither man heeded him. It |was too dark to enable the watch MISS GERTRUDE GRANT. |man to identify either man. Prac tleally the entire detective force | at headquarters is working on the|"Pon her until he again won heg WIL SUPPRESS THAW TRIAL NEW YORK, July 21.—1 stat | ed that friends of Stanf White will co-ope with Thaw’s mother in an effort to suppress the | and Harry in an insane jum. Shovld the pr ist in the retention of 2 his mother it is likely that Mra Thaw will apply for guardianship) papers, declaring her son incapt ble of caring for himself Mrs. William Thaw and daugh ter, Mrs. George Carnegie; Mra. | Harry Thaw and Attorney Hart ridge visited the prisoner this morn ing SALOON TILL TAPPED. Shipyard bar, 523 t night tapp the proprie lieves the fob to & boy whom he } suspected for some time and whose name he has given to the Detective Adams has been detailed The till in the First av. 8, was 1 for $70. Rageto, tate he t be of 8 or that the worl police, | upon KITSAP LEAVES FOR SEATTLE | } A. &. Gazeam, manager of the Kit sap ‘Transportation word this morning from and that the steamer Kitsap will leave there this afternoon for Seattle. The new steamer will first go to Astoria | with an excursion party, and will leave there tomorrow morning for Seattle, Capt, B. D, Spencer, It 1 stated, will bring the steamer to Seattle, ee i ee ee ee Jent appearances fe igs onan cant cerentnen TI Leaver + over, and how, after many strange jeplsodes, he finally married her against the wishes of her mother and White; all this and more will mystery UNION MEN WILL be told in sections by one actress to another. What Mazie Will Tell. stand of the actions of both Thaw and White in this city; of thei? prodigal expenditures to win the SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.—The | arti model: of extravagant dimy Strect Car Men's un has offered rs and mad escapades, and that to mediate between the striking|Thaw was a bully who abused hi linemen and the United Ratlroads.|wife in public and hated White ngenent were made th i ne jealousy, The Fob norn between the two unlc e ed to be Evelyn New and the car me will take action |bit's constant companion in the ipon the plan tonight, which will|white light district probably be favorable, From pres a preliminary con nce looking to an early settle After Miss Desmond. | Detectives trailed for days Miss Paula Desmond and Gertie Gran nt will pe held shorily a ot “whom the aimiet. Semel RANSACK BOAT HOUSE. ney was anxious to interview, Miss Grant was in Burope whe C. T. Phillips’ boat house and/the tragedy occurred, but soon re gasoline launch on Lake Washing-|(urned. She knew White and was ton, just north of Madison st, was|@ figure in the year's wrangle ber ransacked last night A e W tools | tween him and Thaw over the were stolen, but the 8 pre-| present Mrs, Thaw ferred breaking the hine ry and Other Young Actresses. scattering the tools If the sleuths from the distric§ attorney's office succeed In servy PROWLER IS ARRESTED. ing subpoenas upon other young jactresses, among them Viola Detectives Barbee and Philbrick| Whitmore, May McKenaie, pear last night came across Dietrich|Pearl, Edna Goodrich and Gr Huster sneaking along alleyways In| Field, all stagelight beauties, then the vicinity of Fifth and Cherry and/will figure in the case as im after watching his movements for|portant witnesses: a time plac him under arrest.| For more than a week there h | Huster was seen to peer into sev: | be ely exodus from the of eral windows. No tools were found | of yw girls, as well as hii on him rollers who have been associate with Thaw and White PUEBLA COMING TONIGHT. With a full cargo and the large! The City of Puebla will arrive in| lHst of passengers to sail on @ port early this evening from San mer this season, the Tango M | Francisco. She passed in at the|ru sailed for the Orient at dm v cap this morning at 8 o'clock. Be-|t morning. Several officals sides a full cargo, she has a lange the Nippon Yusem Kaisha line w aumber of passengers board ~ ne