The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1906, Page 1

PAY ONE CENT DEMAND YOUR CHANGE WEATHER FORECAST—Fair Tonight and Friday? Continued Warm; Light Northwest Winds [Las sTEDTION| THE SEATTLE STAR 25 CENTS PER MONTH WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1906 VOL, 6. NO, 130 le That Dares to Print the ae Poe Pape * * . * , & gies are being devoted to the # — # ereation of the impression at Dficere Beein to Reform is 2 ih & home and abroad that no dan #| ODESSA, J i i i ARR uly 36.~-Gen. K Al Over the United States the People fal : ff ger'eniets from revolution, The © tmen te in fll control here, “The FATES EEL YOY New Regulations Governing Fire Department, ‘ * SOME ICE PRICES. * officers call the general strike whiiers Hke him and obey im 2.9 i : @a failure The evernment @ | ll *. QUICK WORK ~ a) . S . geove’ Compan commande Arising and Crying Out Against the Combines): gecai, per seo SIE ome wcheh ond i cneetty MIM bee or teen teen eal * Recently Issued by Chief Cook, Are Without — y * reey ® the markets i fay bh oo th ' es! * Yesterday the wife of a Cap- #| & Seattle conte te 81.00 & javorable a #0 such of the discontent 5 i ident droppe ° d That Are Forcing Prices Up and Are Robbing * 8¢°tsu. 0 120 |e Fenuest willbe made for #/in Mun (0 il treatment by Offierrs 1% hy carmer' et Plat avr and & Effect---Only Mayor May Promulgate Such & Yonkers, N. Y © conte a), wee teen * . aera - © ret av. and , Washington st. a watch, chain ® | ® New York City po peste at * | Washington Flooded With Inquiries Rules. the Public. * Mt. Vernon, N.Y ao cents RR ek ee eee eee ee!) WARNING! D Co duly 96.—| 5 Od foe | -rspecaerameammmmata | ® Jacksonville, Fla <b conte @ rhe pepartment’ ta feades |e, vnen Mer orrivel at Rome # Toledo 6 conte &| ST. PETERSBURG, July 26 h sirles from cttise }& her husband telephoned to po- %@ “The mayor shall presoribe rules | it Govtmunds itis vaxntallane PUTCRISISCS CCC C Ce CT TT y 2 a * lice headquarters reporting * f ‘ eee veneer eas * Kansas City 80 cente While there ie @ tuil the caar is *** ore eae oe oie ee q ' vn nae eerie ene i ting te out whieh are not properly, SURE TP : reverand ¢ department te t ‘ he ‘ od ; MEA 16 ICE 1 saan ce ares Pe & | endeavoring to form a new cabinet, assurances becaune it haw ne mi’ |& "Was it @ Indy's wateh!” # |city, for the government and con Wilk \ * a ibe ged pen daee ENe * |e which will likely Include # plan| cial information pe ons Ce ee th * | trol of the fire department, and fix Se ee ‘ . ere be . © lee ee ee eee eae | whom he spoke direstly * and enforce penalties for their vio did Chief Cook consulf ® without some . * | ——— id 1t w d the hus: ® jation.”—City Charter, Article X! at regarding =} new . A cake © . © . ' a ‘ ‘ “ an band. * Section 4. € jor to the of the * * ave ser en ere, but In - will you describe t* u for Der t potng * niled bloc « |K we Seattle | * please ked the chief a a < : bitenea | SOCtetary, Wilkin 1 this morm * * I the Kat ( man wh t& The husband described it * nage rm ag fiero sce or te : 2 to : . ss eee et . Eile tana ie ok nelles Heads ae Sta rday ‘ Mayor Moore was never consult * A of f * ‘ mer state " nd start | l® quarters now,” replied the @ pn ‘ - 9 nt Pee é out the matter so far as | am * @ [ed to the ico Dusine with two} | ® ob You may call and get # |, . oo formed, and I do not think he : - ; : ee en a be | it at any time.” * ; thorized the rules to be ved, @ this mane q wane * Did Weil First Season } *% This morning the husband * oeeaany: D hief appears to have acted en @ whether the weist There # |, The summer of was the hot-| * ad aad neu hla wie tes Oi) A. for ent ely upon his own initiat n the @ inches * * Se recorded there, and Lyor | ® the wateh, * re matte , * * if 6 he busine At the} % The watch wae picked up by # . 4 Chief Cook has also ignored the Cee eee ee EERE EERE RRR RE aR RR eae ond Of the season he was H to} | two longshoremen, handed to ®| such rules is by any authori ; vice commission, to whom ED 10 ges | * pias # Patrolman Damm and left at ® | ferred upon the head of the depa or the regulation of the 5. , at t neas a " : : —~| @ headquarters by that officer, ®| mont agioaraiie? vil service employes PEOPLE VS. ICE TRUST | an U cople are ‘ an “ow LICENSE INSPECTOR MARGH license by having transferred to) ® * gr et CEE Seen 1 mmptiy reported. Ag € . on . this Ly entitied | hind ¢ eash of H. Westerh Cerorrrr rye yt 2 i. y € { the promulgation of JANAPOLIS fir in : | S MADE NO REPORT ON netance the mayor ¢ rules has been made to the com IND! ‘ toe ¢ “ . BIG REALTY DEAL ed regarding the |; “ vestigation of ice Fin Ray »| THE EAGLE SALOON—IT VIO they were issued oe oO—D to p . ’ Thats r weno : ; Also Secretary Grout. forming @ trust. O : ODE | irust, B ee te brinaing out) ne GON ORDINANCE AS Cake wi t ag the week was in| garding ¢ Cook's new regula I know nothing of the new ‘appea! . i ag fh of evidence vin > the | purehs cu heast dou-| tons,” sald Acting Mayor Bower id Secretary Grout of the ing ape i ents have fot! wei bex ordinance was being violated A WASHINGTON re nite . meanest kitid of gouging by the ice Ané despite the fact that it was|%!¢ er of Fourth ay, e J «| thie morning to a reporter for The | ¢ on this morning. “If they, ‘ o Mt ee nity for a erand|ompanies | - - teleed and that the law ia otili be-|%- by 2 © & Co, for § Star, “Until 1 them in The|sffeet civil service employes, they, | investiga tic he nee ~ | erating the | Mt Ylelated there, na rt « e was purchased for| Star I did not even know that he | st reported to the commis MR ss JACKSONVILLE found, or county or federal eee coc | fete has been made by the o|* . contemplated 2 veh action. The haps matter has been BE pequitied of “eri = yt kon necesss . without | "= MAZAMAS AT BELLINGHAM or effect. ¥ t-i8 unfort 1 ¢ heard nothing whatever i Teal ie i. Lacie, Circa A Transfer Denied. HRLLINGHAM, J 6.x since they eave the memb ng the new rules, Ms CLEVELAND Dealers a Bye rp mea lle pe. he police! pstech purchased the place from|five Mazamas have oy: | the department in doubt as to their | Zimmerman of the civil service J by jury not guilty of vic tl by filin ag ms along e< f vay de was tae & Mecnset* taide ft te Tom ~ &5 standing and their rights un comm on. Perhaps they have gatitrost law lim the tor - on: om ape _ " Inspect ives to Desomber. Un: In order to have discipline | t sent to Secretary Grout, I a of sede of the city no trans-|4t tment, it is necessary |cannot discuss them until I heea rtain regulations, and| what they are.” DETROIT Possible grand JUry | imme liate revokation of th inquiry jeombine’s charter, and damag fer of a ite can be made, until GT. LOUIS—State sult to annual | the sty in the sum of $72,106 2 ‘ r T on od t or ae appears to asm | mayor by ordinance. This tranafe j tt is Rin chief function to wink ed with conspiring to} ately following an arbitrary tm at violations of lew and ‘ons Ba® been denied the sanction oft | arenes im the wholesale pe cam ceordin Assistant City En | page A tah mayor, and #0 cannot be made. B . POG pmmsenge yg ' City Bugineer Liftnch is defytr e clty authori KANSAS CITY —County invest) | from 8 te 4 4 tow - id pte ‘ | te Geattle practically the same not { the municipal street : Tried to Get License tes by continuing to operate the } condition e tod be in Seattle to H. Lateeh has vce tried te @et YONKERS. N. Y.—\Movement to | “O" oH tists toda exis 1 Aeige ll pon adver got a | pines. ed | Persish citicens municip leevaey be ed with the ice a wader Ohio antitrust law MT. VERNON, N. Y.—Mayor to form a company to build 4B attificial ice plant to b © Queen Anne who made complaint CINCINNAT!Dealers ladicted | » Othe tee the would « Te apa. pris Subpoenas ts | prevarine to fore the + : th hand Priday F ~ a proceed againat the or ~~ ENGINE PASS ' WORK ON CIT Wisconsin Man Holds Seven Men at Bay and GREAT NECK, L. |.—Residents 1 againat the | innit’ Geiaiaan Shoots Militiaman Dead---Women Reload — jee plant of their own HONERS WILL | eiemerce and the Beattle Commer Z , : “2 ints fee at ne | OER BODY REQUIRE BOND FROM JAMES “AM fis to mest with them ts JAIL STOPPED Rifles While Battle Is On---Officers Obliged ‘over the United States the] ing ¢ edge Greene, chairman of the j i sine ea, ace Trea Osan, Gaiemen, oft to Leave Murderer in Possession. SENSES — COMMITTEE A® | stated to the board that it was the | Otto A. Badenhar 50) Be th désire of the committer to ank for | jay. 2 brakeman on an east boun $ AB election as soon as posail PLANS FOR BUILDING CALL! Wew RICHMOND, Wis, July 26. the court's order. Dietz mounted @ extra freight train, we tantly coianiainmansety ‘The comminsioners say, however x iT During a battle at Cameron Dam, | stump and told the sheriff that he iil 1 Palmer yunctt at that they will not call a special FOR AN EXPENDITURE OF on the Thornapple river, between | would only be taken after hie rifle clock yesterday alterne The| No steps were taken by the Coun: |eleetion unless pressed to do so.| 9147000 MORE THAN 16 | the sheriff and six militiamen and | was empty and his body was de: it family of John Diets, who for The women of the family st hoad jam mers thie morning t | tp me they do decide to call the ; calling a spec election telelettion «h wil quire James A AVAILABLE, years defied courts and the behind Diets with relays of lo The officers opened ft ed with lumber which was coupled ahead of the engine, Badenhauer| YO om the Lake Washington ¢ Moore to furnish a bend sufficient ssippl Boom company, one sol | cur mp t be 1 s car, and| SoMds, owing to ¢ failure of the |}t@ cover the expense of the elec Rrra dier wae kille which Dietz returned. Diets’s som, f ccceeded, mana, to |Committee from-the Chamber of (on. suse there ta no money in] The officers approached, intend-| Clark, was probably fatally shots ° ‘ ' eee ae ene ft. the pro-| ing to oust the Diets family upon | Diets retained possession. | ary to pay f 5 p . mans oe neve. | 4 new cit and hoepttal ee nt | . . Boag Rouge i bullding w not be tructed ‘ “ pad the os i} slong the lines of the plane adopt EXGENATOR LYONS, OF KAN 4 . 2 ong werere | | od by the city council, This was apped om © seht out at a ecting of the 4 | dont was witnessed by W. A ‘ buildings and grounds committee of ae, O08 CITY, MAKES APORTUNS Rs company operator 1 « oot tack adie jMonogal, a salounkeeper. Baden The adopted plans for the butid aves a wife, bet no chil contemplate a build which jo He wae sare of age at the prices offe 1 by the lowest bidders, cost $147,000 stagnalis sdiesisaagees SE cae? more than is available. The mone MAS. BRENNAN, MINNEAPOLIG|'® BOF available, and the cc unctl| a ing days things * now to submit in crew was dropping | FROM A SHOESTRING IN “1 FEW SHORT SUMMERS. | + * Wf ex@enator Lyons, of Kansas \* BANK CLEARINGS. * EXPECTED RUN DID .? ; 7 “ City, on an original investment of | * vu iD NO AKE can see no way to secure it exe cake geanaas te, ee S suty 96, 1908 $1.151,508.92 #1 p | MURDERESS, BEARS CHILO|by an additional bond Issue or an os : 4 yt LACE AND FISH MEN ARE) tion to the 1906 tax lev «, how much & July 26, 1906 * *| . El IN STILLWATER PENIT tee Seas of has arisen at the present time. EN) f se the members of the can N. H. Latimer and his asso} i* *| BEGINNING TO FEEL wWoR a ae ST tee aaank fet sce | NO PROVISION MADE FOR PRE Were it a case of revocation of Siastes make in the same length of |# Increase over same . TIARY—-SENT TO MICHIGAN, |Ulidings comm va eh nap Oh |the license, the responsibility would fime with on unlimited amount of | & date last yeor..9 68,996.55 #] RIED. where the money was going tocome| VENTING THE RENEWAL OF| jie with the couneil, but in the pres faplial behind them for invest | le «| - from no action was taken last night lent case, where a renewal is agke ment? : | [eater hee eee -_ STULLWATER, Minn, July 2¢ ae a hors LICENSES TO AUCTIONEERS, |.) nore ix no provision made. Mr; Lyons made a fortune by manu |A bo baby was born to Mra. Stella ae lb». “ed —* EVEN IF THEY ARE CROOK: |Carroll is acting under my advice, i “o e build s Y ata “s feeturing ice for $2 a ton and seli ANOTHER MEDAL COMING « fish men of the city are ex-|Hrenaan, of Minneapolis, serving I, Oo the a eile that ax be came to me with the exp 4 t for $10 a ton vt “ v a eme tried ¢ he tent run) iife senteuce x sages ED. pressed tutention of refusing thig § * and his combine asso ; Baward Chorrington, state apy “ge fa mage he for the mur will soon be resumed renewal if it were in his power, bul S dietes are making ice $2.25 a ot nt of the mertenn | h * ex od between (dten. The child will be sent to the ae ae |fatling to do this he was compelk te and are selling prices endl coed eiition r: 5 Yandep the 16th and f ° th prisoner's mother in Michigan i] Prospects are bright for a re-|to act as he did fatging from $9 to $14 a ton Ww. F. LYONS. Eee taker of Commerce, thas| mies * rialize Son Serer ere newal of he Golds vin =Jew His position in the matter {6 Selling Al) They Can Make ] te @ recunt communication from © the price of Keyes have] & ¥ Iry company feense wWhen| purely semi-clerical, despite thy Sie Sentiie men are selling ev: S| Commiasioner Wilmot. of the ¢ a a sa piece. | @ TROOPS FOR THE * Brought before City _ Comptroller statement that be Bas the auey ip pont ‘the; can make. As s|\And they are now drawing from |negie horo fund, the application for] 0 Nal i fish broke tie-} @ MEXICAN BORDER. * ees meee $i) pe Tg thn ia @atier of tact, they are selling |this store 2 medal yh Segalom, th me the oltun : nin! @ * Page ange i arg a | Refuses to Talk. ave than their daily output, as| How would you like to be the ice |tencia fire wend ® Fun should * (lr @ FORT WORTH, Tex. July # [contention eee report ormora. | When seen this morning on the ering the quiet season ice wos man? abi be up ‘ e tat year, Ww what 18) @ 26..—Twentyone cars loaded # car |eubject Mr. Carroll declined abeo- fuanaf act nd 1 Not in Te 10, for they the conitatante kno the ‘ hich! @ with troops passed through * jtion Counsel Todd, who, declares |iiteiy to discuss the issue, stat omies every fourth year, and ae [diese today, on vevte to pects #| YOUNG WOMAN OF OHIO TOLD) the colle 1 tn cing {that all had been sald that coulf og : | Bion the Mexican border, The #| JUDGE ‘TWAS NONE OF HIS| Mr. -Todd ; | aid, and that he had no desi ©088 | @ government does not propose #| a te rovides that an |*® keep up the controversy. He de oo om Co what y ©\@ to be caught napping in the #| BUSINESS — KEPT SECRET Inust tender his appli. |olned to state whether he very he § 1 : ye « it of further border out #/ , the city treamenee Whe ‘i the renewal without fu ni * ree & rages #| ANDO SENT TO JAIL. compelled to take his money, Th tion, or whether he an » | « upplicant the ex the treasure hold the matter in abeys bia yeer'a rv , Sect neeennraenne ee Pay Diet the treasurer ® |ing instructions from the council, < ! - 7 . Chief Wappenstein states that if ‘ bs ‘ COLUMBUS, O., July 26—Rath-| compelled to. tes the license © | tho city dbes not refuse the apple } Jw ae the ext of he jer than tell her age, Miss Tente | ing ength Of it tb int tions oe years . . Frist defendant in an ptinc tion for renewal he will sta a. oe ft t al ment suit, went ail. One of the Ordinance at Fault icer tn front of every fake | bee tained fest euestions that the | counse Here here the ordinance store in town with instructions to Ito ide put to herjat f it does not place the} warn the public. The large jew, the opposin: j r esponsibill of refusal with any jelers of the eity are being stirret ow ol ov Jindividual official, and as far in ction by the chief, and so i none Of. s0ut ” I can see the only remedy is to cre-jof them have expressed n willl 4 came the prompt answer jate a w ordinance which will }ness to assist in prosecution shot The court ordered her to answer [previa for such a contingency shine chief make an arrest. TAKES PURSE jon, warning the que y County Attorney Prig yeas inment for contempt bat. Mt i nis morning made request amine. Sees e| county commissloners jiu Mm orde r nd ther ft to fall: rt {Gran appropriation of $4,000 with} "") 4: 1s ater ne 2 ot habe rpu —_-- lwhieh to defray the expenses of a|) py Be ae nt ; Mrs. F. T. Carleton 4 Avende [@ipeto I eland for the purpose of |" : s yaitions a nvestigat aan ee pd ih t ole t ook kis nlbeana i | §TEAMSHIP MEN MEET () I pers to the val ue sii Bhe — ° On the " r :: "of the m m The Alaska Stoamab 00 " le ner TOK esterday Cha jon, composed 0 4 Steam forenoon, but after leaving noticed | Malt Chalet ‘ouree In the {Ship company um-{ A large delegation of Washingtor ae ja woman enter the room Tem vould be to sechre an ap-(2iD company, Cohadian Pacific/ mining men m night at the} With a wager of $1,000 In bank | Thinkin hat it migh eat roprlation from the fate, If, | Steamship " comp: Humboldt | Maccabes take part in| t could make a tr round soy Mig ye did NOt. tee oasen the final settlement is made, | Steamship company aud the Waite ete movement leveloping the | t! be in two years’ time on S08 . “ Re ny ne 4 : Pry the property reverts to the state & Yukon rout © méeting | mines of this state P. G, Coler of Demopo« a Ln in om King « share will be one tn th banquet roc t the |” George K. Rogers presided ove A « g fon jan had * king with) peorth, or about $200,000, go if hote of the oa | the meeting and introduced A. W.| t Dak start for the her the | : h had been teft | aah, OF teed a chance ot | are_ repre Bia. eat 1] MeIntyre of Evorett, who delivered on a table. A st I gon] me av ted Uf the B, W. Greer, of the Can Pa-|a forceful addre advocacy of x to make his wayti taining $7 in ail » taken vy : ‘oy thinks, it would seem | cific arriving In he city last night | eform measures to adopt« boats and sorts of Pye od ‘Inveatinent (Only routine matters, It is sald, are) mining men In this state handy, although he. CLERKS ARE CHOSEN lwWe will take action on the matter | Dfore the association Capt, B. F. Hand, president of »@ acquainted only, Tee “aondad association, also address things—dogs and blooded The seven new clerks MARRIED BY DAVIS. meeting. A number of brief boon granted the local poktoffice? ©. D. Wheeler and wife, of St | dresses followed from See “ recommendations from send, he department at Washingtommgau!, errived In the city this morr James Zeman and Miss Amelia | Kennedy of Selida, Colo.; I # and congressmen and a pase, This will be recognized as a souvenir card of Cleveland from the fact that John D. Rockefeller is | it Pau Oscar oGsfing. Mr. Wheeler ie the editor of | Fernandis, both of Blyn, Wash of Los Angeles, and othe Coleman W art on his joure j een greeting the mayor. Cleveland is generally regarded as John D.’s home, but he wisely refrains | Jansen, Gua Joseph {the Northern Pacifi were married at noon today by| Gov, Molntyre ected bowrd the Dakota in August; Tom staying there more than a few weeks a year, It was fortunate for the purchasers of*this card | Daly, Joneph Boucher | "Wonde H re got Judge Davis in hia private cham-" member of the executive cor 4, Japan, Russia on and Albert O, McLaughlin n lata for his magasine bers In the Pioneer building. Burope. +p 7. Mr. fi Sehete er was looking out the window when the picture was taken. crewman aeons » hitter te " canal ; ; = . . 1.0 eee tt