The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1906, Page 1

sTEDTION| THE SEATTLE STAR _ [escent T West North Win WEATHER FORECABT—Pair and Warm Rk MONTH RIDAY, JULY 27, 1906. VOL, 8 NO. 131 as CENTS BAT WASHINGTON, F + Seattle That Dares to Print the News LE The Only Paper nl a FEDERAL OFFICERS = “coxcromance AGREE ON EXPERTS orr soxes necenmparily be in full vlew from the tar. In this ease the main barroow ° ~~ bers of 8 n8t0"| Noulmnow gud a tira avon oe | WMETZ MAY BRAVE ie, Voliva and Granger Deposed and Governe pevibers. . , ; “Gadratd : ‘ tation to Boatt nia whidh are the beines, The Councilmen an@ King County Medical Society Il be Re ublic Until Election Ordered {°" At wee ‘ HA, A © against the ordinance poy Wide en v4 , taken deve : Z ‘i y ment Wi Pp Ped fies vine Sie' shoe nse! ab faoverniog eaioon. moses woe toed leaning Gur view tom ie bos] SUMERIFF’S POSSE) Decide to Abide by Decision of Professors |to the center Hine upon which the in December+*-Temporal Affairs in Charge of whi 1 Tur-liq which the defendant, Rele Hey. | Umpeamuse mase,..In other words i i es 4 | sl in he tna Rat Secrest oes a ——— | =Selguich ant Abbott---Professor Harrington, hi Ae cian ext rk ater the nfm the rane . j lage amma ea ote Sy eran ee | of Harvard, May Be the Third Member. CHICAGO, July re * , Landis ex - : st “a ‘a : "5 court today deposed Dow's aggre righ <a dl bee 4 7 : wen to the an r vara of , me : feere under Hlinols |aw * The Chan ‘ Dietz and + ed to report that his fecided thie af t feanor 1 . re over 21 voting f ; ex-| Manager ¢ t the matn 4 ad elther be ap- lat . ae wie ke depron he : . € ? ally be greatly pleased to are to be administer’ ee ¢ ( wh > Wenn 4 nother swt = ® 4 th thie decision 2 eaiiee. The electio: | at the & 1 . fessor Alexander C. Abbott, of the expense of the three exe ber, The ae mala RIGHT OF COUNCIL TO BELL! ae £O BY CITIZENS, WHO HAVE te without the power ¢ | afte he s ¢ Whether or not the elty coupel! | acquired: by the clty NEPHEWS MENTIONED FoR|"* TWENTY - FIVE ‘THOUSAND ‘ consents to repeal the grant for the A Public Necessity, | The oe t reached this af $25,000 EACH-—DEAD 6ISTER WATERMELONS AND OTHER| WOMAN PROFESSOR URGES) Svnstruction of the Milwaukee walt Cedar river reserve was ders cata Gat 68 t the re PROMINENT MEN ARE AM ST MAN'S APPETITE 4 ROUND GARTERS, LARGE! md along the banks of Cedar! by the city with a view GETS $10,000. : Daeg engl A Bren Bo 0 € —& AMONG RICHE! GOOD THINGS GOING TO OF ire b t t | t all wetth ? 7 ver above the intake of the eity| wat Gil sottioment oF br ere from lowa by the M THOSE FINED FOR VIOLATING grows POOR AS SHIP BEARS] picens AND MEN OF CUBAN SHOES, LOW NECK DRESSES! water system, it is probable that) (emer, the claim being made tu ee ‘ lthe railroad oa ‘condemnation suite that that _ c tial oe Ei aoa WATE Kut 6 Wim NEARER STANDARD O1L! pi ger. AND OTHER DRESS REFORM. | 08) meh yen jwan ‘an Important public need, es ee eee rey, wgegs~ ~ 0 fread ye Sa argh el agi rpashdsab acti FEDERAL COURTS. E ene ABE ae A Sumber ot promiseat taxpas.| Sagar s0 the Reaith of the poole | dead financier leares practically a Telegraph Abbett. sie AND ers and public spirited citizens sre city, In that. suit courts} iis fortune to his widow ri ‘inlaid NEW YORK, July The re| MADISON, Wis, July 27—In a to Institute sutt) am that contention was tree | nephews and nieces each get 8 ing Mayor Bowen | w 3 . fvineratts hip Glacter has nearly |'ecture at the state ¥ ity ¢ allroad company testing the Wf 3t was true then, Mr, Faben t0-| 905 he steter, Mra Cha now Protecser Abbett SMe | More than 500 water consumers john TD. Rockeret. (completed | nding an bo |day Miss Abby Mayhew, dean alidity of the railroad grant sinte that it is true now, and that te left $10,004 The widow « bim te with F have already been reported by the . ¥ fe. | ready to sail for Dos he women's institute at the school Atterney Employed. bis clients have & sound conten and Charlies W. Os Hedgwick Professor Sede- | inspectors and fined by the water « New York |tomorrow. The ship condemned pee > waists and tom in demanding that the court foned as executrix e . ney ¥ jepartment for violations of the or | lacing pettioonta, She sp The citizens in question have ge }dettine to countenance the pollu | ing exec oy seeded | Hushes, of the skee, is com-! dinknces regulating the use of war t 4 over to the ter for lawn sprinkling. Among « to wireless tained Attorney Vince Faben tol tap grant » the effe t an n a i oe } ropor ely f vl to w n the direct one there is a proportion. large load of goo ‘ ion | ‘are ait we 4 th objecting loses bis or her share hat b large number of well known cith “ed lof the Ame " Abbott ts an en zens, indicating that leading citi 2 the companionship! been patrofting the I WP seg time if women want free a " " " " The stewards | coest fue og 78 | don ould wear gymnasius WHOLESALE ARRESTS, rs . 4 t © wil} be enough fresh meats] y costume ectentist ha realr , He ens are among the worst offenders ¢ © sellors twe . | MOBCOW, July 27 Agrar 7 e same acl in this direction qreetty os a DY | wee ail sorte of fresh vegetables | j disturt , b strict d| standing ax P mo agwick. He The list of those who have been bat appeared be | and 25 g water c i 24 Tve so extensive that €00 ar-|'s profes f hygiene and bec-| fined contains the names of Alden * things are t . 7 te aly ty of Pe J Blethen, C. J. Smith, J. Frink, at on of the the e . * t favor of large en, low nee treanes and round garters. She sald — Johnston, M. Praeger, J. D. Tren- navy de a ich the officers and men of yay oo a ~¥ s, «8! holme, John Megrath, W. H. Vin- rsa oat ‘ t cent, H.C. Gil, J. B Carney sre 9 |Otonces pa — —~ a sate] PEOPLE UP IN ARMS AND PRO pew townsite ‘The ad k Charles Duke, Alex Pantages, Mose * “S§KIDDOO” CLUB POSE TO GIVE BAND WARM Ei paiuet. an4.0,sscon Jer > emg ag Proceeding og a * FE. Lashbrook, caused sider | 4 the ground, and @ second e bureau of b, Otis, the Lincoln hotel, the Univer- r..$ 142,095.32 «| sable excitement ord ter | { Coatingent are sald to be ar c { the board of health sity club, the Seattle Athletic club *| GOES A SAILING nose by giving chase to an alleged! RECEPTION WHEN SETTLE?) if way from California and | of Philadetphia. He ts also author and the Labor Temple. teen teen puree snatcher, in the person of B| MENT COMES TO SHO! =e f text books on sanitation - ‘ —_—— 1. Baleom, od an «allan: pecbeyre the news of their coming | weyaDA OPERATORS CONCEDE|°"¢ fj us papers en eld watil th va » police | RESERVATION, an indignation meet Will Make Report PRISONER TAKEN 3 OF HIPP NEW TORK. July 27—lvery-| BAe, When the policeman arrived held, at which conservative] EIGHT-HOUR DAY FOR MIN-| ,,. nes os thise : ay sie) | Lashbrook had his victim down ” ¥Yowed that the members of Profess Abbot tater anbopam ae Me neery tee Se sitting on him LANDER, Wyo, July 27-—Great ailar sect should not be| ERS, SUT REFUGE OTHER EM. | «re ' NOT MAN WANTED nanwal outing of the 7 gixen a foothold. Hothented ones! 5, oveg May STRIKE * Lashbrook alleges that he w . bt has been caused here by ated driving them from the | § EXPIATES CRIME club, «hich is composed of theatrt-| iene dee Wand j . 4 : Awe amebay OS ng Ruby Henderson, an he - + seiad a i nom gin ce ge Mh De | mother to the car, when Baleow aforms that a band of Holy det ith rifles, Holy ie j - —- a ¢ writers and we men wit r re about to b P 3 7. i | Rollers are « pegin a settler Hve on the communietic plan TONOPAM, Nev. dul rhe CHICAG July 27.—Detective > n, who went to Poughkeep- become unpopular in many | grabbed the purse which Lash , ¢ Shoshone reservation, MONTGOMERY. Ala, Jo! any particular oc tion, The} [ Jale Williams of Cull tine wil take the form of ai creck wae ¢ ing for Miss Hen | ment in t Rh he a eg: the ae - ae cart 4 . “A . ereon, ak. them attemp bin ee |and steps will be taken to prevent towne and cities by reason | Chances rye rene he mine me le NY, after the man taken OM was execated by hang! with Glen island cape brook alleges that Bal-| their coming. The fanatics propeae peculiar religious bell |strike. The com ni ews , opps at . seal ea suspicion of being Constantine, the which |collective point. Ai com was the tin sos to G06 aortere, Gnamnaete Oh | eo sede slayer of Louise Gentry, wires that anatche on, bat insist on nine hour the prisoner is three inches short- ci er than the man believed to be the murderer. The officer ts holding he prisoner until the arrival of Ar r Gentry, the deceased's hus ert a ‘the deat paid the death Wan fhe shooting of State A. L. Berk r ‘S Cob. | was accordingly booked on s charge f * themiths, mechanics and ear Bite when the latter, ace L He s Heary Arthur Jones, |‘ en soness jpenters, who are granted ext A |pay. The union, however, favors By Officers of the law ° e e East playwright, who ix due! ETRIAL FOR MARGELLE . | ejection of these terms and may | pe geforce a writ de ag Willlams|to arrive here today * - r » oF * Bie farm in Callman cour | - OLYMPIA Jaly 27—A new trie WITH HIS P ANS « ot asvecta stenner ay ~ bas been ordered in the case of Joe I ‘ tthe t HOWELLS SISTER HERE. | Mereciie. The principal witness | re LEG 18 CUT OFF. ' Madame Vrachetie, « | ee ee ker eae, nial Eaiiicmienionlacil A Third Member. Fred McNanning, while stealing . the had Hed tect her lover — } Following the conference between | ride on the Northern Pacific at ‘ : CITY ENGINEER COMES FROM ser.. reet railways for the he doctors and the councilmen, the| Argo this morning, fell from the et brake beam, a wheel passing over band £ Ottows Can, stater of W Dean How that all confessions made to pe y portle ounciimen held a meeting and y him and completely severing a leg. ella, the prominent American « | thor, spent three days in j lofficers or testimony aa to Ir \ aalind the esent system ‘ t this week, a guest of M . loroper relations between the ide RETREAT IN, THE WOODS gf orang | mpered the. alvianitty | Meper eed without r " te « He was brceught to this city and well, of the Hotel Lineotn fendant and a different airl were] wit SVERVTHING COM) Imabli venience > the new ; : . limproper and for that reason a re Tae teen: installed ‘ a rs « e Wayside hospital, where ame Frachette was given on > { nt to th le ride t he is now said to be resting easil mobile rid PLETE FOR THE COUNCIL. i Geatie are estimates of the ly system in such a for ited the unl - Moe o | ‘ nder th stances. and other places erest " to Tacoma this me - Jett last. sight for Y retnne new steamer ‘ CHY Engineer Thomson and ae pe compar » smote That Seattle ts experiencing » park. « one hour ' - t City Enaineer Jettrey Raentmm saad wonderful era in the history of its 64 > the tame Saateted the pitt + the monte | Provisions for the ordinar | building industry, is evident by the r ‘ . stem and the ing the proposal to a vote Of) fact that the nur of wa new buildin, ltrial wes ordered "FOLLOW _. eee je te w bell off the ee * oma. BR ning by Oe ewe now in the olty, Raving | ames being Installe RG. J | went the trip was 17 mia-| anys soto by thoae geatieet Make No Change throughout the city has increased been @ @ | utes The propeller was ent this afternoon from their re-|) Tt iagpr hat i t ¢ months at the rate of Roe * ng 210 revolutions, while eat at Landsbera ‘vane b " t | 256 nonth s « at * « required, when accepted, to} | They st pe ted to the | afte v f ' | city at the present ° * ° men _— lrimanece cor of the city coun. | tapation or rend t time there 4 a 0,000 tape at . * “ acoma the old favorite merece ing 1 the coun }aane ft wil 7 week, or 10 " at tem, and s the @ steame he Greyhound, was PORTLAND, July 27.--Mar ree necting next Monier Laie. to . : in th 12 months some t * @ iengths of th ar H who, with Charles Nikell,| |: Mantes and the special election 00 vices will be ted @ just bef turning off towards! was convicted by a jury las ht Mt sane provide for a chmpbetsiamgedtied for about September 1 rasing the water consump i # Olympia Kitsap was abreast of|of conspiracy and perjus od beet aime tion by approximately 10 per cent ; ‘ * o land fraud case, was pie | seeeereneses . | erect rrre re fee eee ee eee eo * Tacoma today was| morning in the count : eee eee . * * Gas been surrendered by + BREED FISH ~ «= BELOW ARE SOME POINTS OF EXACT SIMILARITY #& . a DIAMOND LAKE WRECK d J # BETWEEN THE ARGUMENTS OF E.C. HUGHES AND THE & DEVELOPMENTS. al PREVENT FEVER | REPORTS OF THE RAILROAD “EXPERTS” EMPLOYED TO * +! # SUBSTANTIATE THESE ARGUMENTS. * Ibeolute denial by Great #} pers * * n officialn that road % 1, The waters of Cedar river are already grossly polluted. * « detective %| NEW ORLEANS, July 27.—City | # 1h The mills, logging camps and settlements now in the water * adv 1 that dis @| Health Officer Dr. ‘Kohnke today | # shed are a source of pollution and a menace to the public health. & wae caused by defective @ ald he would ask the governme *. Hl, The railroads now in the watershed are a source of danger, * wheels # | to establish a breeding station fe *. 1V. The Miiwaukee railroad will not be a source of danger, ® TWENTY PEOPLE SERIOUSLY ted fn 62 feet of #/ top minnows, which would be used | # but, on the contrary, will be a “decided benefit to the people” in ® Jodles of engine crew #| Instead of of! In stagnant 4 to | & its influence towards purifying the water supply * INJUREO WHEN SPLIT RATE) # | destroy mosquitos * V. Travel and settlement induced by the Milwaukee vailroed & =< | found, but body ®} | & will differ from that now in the watershed in that it will not * BrANn- DITCHED WEST BOUND FRIS- Charles. Danne | PAID FOR DUCKS, | @ pollute the water supply. * COCKTAILS CO TRAIN—CAR TONGS emt am weir’ h A. Toles, 667 Bowden place, th BR ak gare ak wee ee PLETELY OVER le, but FE. Newoombe's body # | Orne plen . ee Pye re Be aspen expert seth J; X| Thursday, and was fined $10 Sy by. Abs “Jairauke vPro IP wa are ey ped a poh — =~ gh one ea @ werk searching for bodies * ROBBED HER TRUNK. peliroad to convince the city officials | mitts, so much # that they make @ BR stag * - that the i will not contaminate| vigorous plea for the abatement ol ae ee ched pene be» 4 be she Seek eee eee! Mew FF. Hough, 416 Union st. [the city’s water supply follow so those nujsances. | morning wenty people were #¢ reports the loss of two valuable [closely the arguments made two! None of them discovered the ‘ ously injured bsp 2 paintings, three silk sofa cushion | weeks age F.C. Hughes, the at-| camp of Milwaukee engineers on the R. J. Thorpe and Mra, Kate Shot Bes = 4 covers, four skeins of silk and a rney f he road, as t aroure ery banks of Cedar river, whose tey are injured fatally 4 a er brass lamp, taken from a trunk in| yuepicion that the arument and thé|tamates were using the banks : fog +A eS ae be Mame s woodshed. Last night Mrs. Hongh freports ‘were prepared by the same the stream as a place for the de | hee placed the entire lot in the trunk ' f camp waste. When the a o ent abi od gee {8 sae Dieich she neglected to lock, and |. in all of their more astonishing| of Mr, Hughes was called to co | The Sours Cer 7 : this morning, upon awakening ndings t in exact a ! 5 the y completely ov ee rifled in tt had been t 1 tted wae @ COPPERS MUSTN'T BET, jens WOMAN HURT BY FALL. | “evenden' iy gee A a mmtlgpoae 8 - “r — — Remarkable Conclusions ; ng received several com Last night about midnight, whi 1 tr kat r nj The rat erta” have made yi cearding the condwat Ot po tne Mptitic Coast Lumber Man- |watking on University st, between | arrived, at by the ratiroad repre-|* {9 re cart te cane ad Hicemen at the races, @ Ware), eh eepaciation, repress Second and Third avs. Mra, Frank | sentat ie that while the rall-|! : y.tae i. but they penatein issued orders # be 7 Stevens, 610 Fourth av,, fell to the sey ons ive OF e basin are|* waing to the tntorenes bidding the officers to jo p12 the largest lumber mil pavement and broke her le of ace to the Ww an 8 apply, t to th ments advanced betting ving. The order statee| Vhis foast, are holding ¢ Ificer Ryan arrived upon the scene | Mi \ i . ad's ation The re- lehat no more city polloe will be] annual meeting at their ¢ land sent her to the Seattle General wher nas: 9 posed.” It of thelr Investigations is byt allowed gt The Meadows tn the ih the. Olymple building this after-| hospital, where she is reported as | settler the bas nat noth ph ynatration of the excep. capacity of specials oe +e : ea doing very well today a grave danger, the travel and|}) bot nd pel i peter _ ROOT REACHES RIO. @nt and the question of shipping, | DALTON MUST DIE + os ? i coe neh not cone) areumenta in support of the ratl- noakt: Both rail and cargo, will be die-| OLYMPIA, July James Dal cits be a “| ; ees y road contentions so completely , ©. July 27—ecre-}éyaned, A number of addresses will| ton, who killed Policeman Stotko ia See een ee that even the “experts of national Sal Kizene of Reston. vitentened tins. ie fg og wr ip on ing ts Renal mege ae a tend today und sade, after which the usual] Spokane about 16 mon hs ago, has Experts Are Shocked. ' tion” hired to do #0 h he scene above, The policeman leaning against the Hy a wan weldotned by the: etvil” and i of the organization will had his death sentence reaffirmed #. Mr, Hughes and all of his wx. b ‘bie to add nothing which ly the sugreme court. perte” were y much shocked at strengthen hie contentions, Wetead of ¢ classic an 1 thought such vulgarity might give people a wreng ee os ae ed ¢ and the loyal Bostonians ug’ igarity grt g wittery sauboritios r Re |