The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1906, Page 1

LAST EDITION | + in Seattle That Dares to Print the News Me Only Pare ‘ta of Anna Held Turns Up With Story That May Have Important Bearing on Harry Thaw’s Reason for Killing the New York Architect-Chorus Girl Plays a Prominent Part in in the sry: oh ARR eee ER SIERRA RENNES MER TBR EN Ye See RR re, . Z - er Skee A AAA AR the Firle knew something that Die *! A ey Jerome would give af . 7 LIKE HIS GRUB * of eal to know 4 | * ‘ WORK, Aus. ? ‘ Gave Mra, Thaw's Name Tee Sekine ov« foe © of the @ knew White ana] De ing 10 * Ne night prior to the cr : faa 2 is ° ‘ ime he, The te hed other giria, * ote « artments 6 with, th Waktort A be en Pie deliver bis mols . eport m The prisoner Is & ® . paiher # knife o fork e @ teins cut sma! et e at Mre ge raches Dio M e Thi n Te fea a deeket of ~ White Gent Evelyn R dickens fo im e * ey oe rt » peeeeeeteerreee cave. fm {Star Special Service en ome ps NEw YORK, Ave oxy @ theatrics . atwence ieee husband of A * dispatched a basket P gurned up at War's . trene Mory which. t be fmpertant bearti a * | romes, read cane. ape Beate sre the! ‘ . the ocean. | It i» known that thts ng ime, be . PAL ACTRESS UTE NOS s« CORT = ACTING BADLY .... MCLURE WiLL AP! (Scripps News 3 RAWLANS, Wyo, Ang. ¢ n WITH MAX FIGMAN—)» WK rod Ute Indians left the POR SEVERAL SEA. | ory ation, taking their camp They evidently tntend re ning out a long time. r © feartal of the resalta, j are siready rustling § well krown newopape aa x HTS A fie TRAIN AT AUBURN-—NO paige INJURED. THREW HIS CHILD (Star Special Gervice.) dering along at express speed, try tna to make up lost time, the it bound North Coast Limited crash jed into a Tacoma local about 1 o'clock this morning. The accident Service occurred near the Auburn Aug Fortunately no one was seriously 2 ing | injured morn} The engine of the « train fourth | of the local. The Tacoma train alter | was trying to make a # Jing before the express came up. A wrecking eod crew has been at work all day, lelearing away the debris of the CTT Tee eee eee 2 te ® *) Se SS FATHER ORDERED * ROME, Aug. © o Pius & a hs orn :| SON TO SHOOT fies thie morning * ig Ih some faticuing * Papal physictan * & complete rest. At (Scripps News Service.) “nm stated he was gre re $1 FREDERICK, Md, Aug 9 @ | Frederick Debold, aged 17 years, at | @ {the command of his father, shot | WEEE eee yy owe ye | Ond Killed George Smith, a neigh _— bor’s son. The tragedy took place | FLOOD IN MEXICO. after a violent quarrel between the! two families. Both Debolds were (eripvs News Service jalled Part Mex. Aug. 9.—This — fa being devastated by @ Qood. | fe tt te th tk tt tt tm Sireeta run » ‘ ep with|® * people have been|# BANK CLEARINGS. already * aon * a & Aug. 9, 1906 $1,429,649. IANDARD Oil. DROPS AGAIN. |@ Aug. 9, 1905...... 933,09 a * fntdinaations Ot (Scripps News Service.) # Increase over same * CLEVELAND, Aug. 0-—Standard|® date last year ..§ 686,623.50 # Tediced its selling price of re '® * oils @ bait cent today eR te tt tT tt te tte eh caret WAS WHITE MURDER RESULT OF A JOKE TED WITHOUT LOSING NERVE |CONDEMNED MAN HANGED AT SAN QUENTIN PRIGON WITH FOR THE BOYS ON HIS LIPS. (Seripps News Service.) was execute in this morning administered ning before | ered bin wife a boarder! be held lable for damages. How- fam on | ever, the county commissioners ap- | wil! Gras Valley — FAST TRAN FOR THE 6, I DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE BE VANCOUVER PORTLAND — JAMES J. HILL Northern will w — to F running time between the t | EXPRESS BOUND FOR SEATTLE les sad CRAGHED INTO A Tacoma | pwn as the Va ‘BAR ARTISTS IN DIVORCE COURT (Scripps News Service.) AUBURN, Aug %-—While thun divorce court pot artists wit etches in court, and| was demolished, as were four cars! iracticg ix embarrassing, It preja dices the witnesses and is pot con ve to the public we FELL 900 FEET IN SLUICE BOX (Scripps News Service.) VANCOUVER, wife of the own er of a tolning pr fod 900 feet | sluice box and was ¢ Send thrown on a Gump ont bruises me to the latter part of this fo firat of September edro from Bouth American ports and ord were awaiting ty of the anme type ae the! paid Beattle a Umbria whieh as the Umbria about 200 men. THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST Fair Tonight and Friday; Light Northwest Winds. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1906. ASSESSOR FORGETS MANY FRANCHISES TRAIN KILLS OLEEPING HA Two GO TO BLEEP BY RAIL,| PLAN TO CLEAR CANAL TANGLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL] C88 wnd prefer to assume that ac Hons agalnet the county will hold PUT THE WHOLE MATTER What the People Wish | BRPORE THE PUBLIC ANO AL We do not care to place any ot staclos in the way of the canal LOW THE PEOPLE TO A®/aald Chairman Smith this morn ing, “We reali SUME THE RESPONSIBILITY. | ance to Beattio and to King count und we are willing to do whatever the people desire, If we can a ite great tmport promised to interfere with the con-| possibly be put to, the voters will atruet of the Lake Washington | then be able to vote intelligently in jeanal and the building at Kirkland | the matter ef the plant of the Northwestern The commissioners are all un Iron & Steel company, te now in| @ualifiedly in favor of the canal alg he and willing to do anything the peo The action of the Chamber of} want Our only object has been Commerce yesterday afternoon and|to protect the ” 1 not to] the apparent unanimous desire of | saddle any debt upon it without the! the p of King county to ald | cer t of all of the peop James A. M © apd bis associates ‘ersonal nnd official 1 want In thetr p have lead the county | the canal,” said Commis that will relieve m of all respom| to pay more than $500,000 f | sibility, and put the matter right ip | T think po one should place any ot © & Vote of the people stacle in the wa: Statement of Damages | Advantage to Seattle According to Chalrman Smith ot | Comminsioner Abraham expres the county commissioners, that] 6d self in « alinilar way b will undertake to prepare @| “I roalize what a great advantage statement of poss! Jamiages to|to Seattle the canal will be aid be incurred by property owners|he, “and | am in favor of ascertain through the building of the eanal./ing the damages and we have a bond « of one now knows what it * In voting for it, it mayest the county « Mr. Moore gives an that King county will have to} @® no bond, but if the 1 6 wan the responsibility fo more to people whose] to assur t maged. If you] damages, they certainly have are willing to take this chance, vote | right to for the bonds Kh ts ue stood that the This will let the county onal now made by t vt loners out and will leave th Piissioners is identical with | ter en om A n the hands of the v which has & ding attor | Cham on suggested tc ran enti neya who have expressed them Such a plan would, of cour ¢ to Mr. Moore, and that t controvers | selves, the county can in no way face vtal probable therefor fur no ng the ca pear not te MISSING CASHIER eccept this of the gar @-— 2 -- CHICAGO BANK EMPLOVE mee! Milwaukee Av. State b. at nounced to a newspaper man dur | ING WHILE HE SECURED Aling tant night that he would give himself up at 1 o'clock this afte SONESEAN — BENE CON! noon He sald the m he har NECTION WITH ABSCONODING|Temained secluded was that be knew people wouldn't understand | PRESIDENT, hie position, and he wanted to se leare @ bondeman He has not bee jaoe of the Monday, when he appear bank and saw PPP eee eee eee ee i. *| Man posting a nitice of the close |@ CHICAGO, Aug, %--Accora- @| He thea went home with a friend * « President Paul @| Herring sald that several week * § of thé Milwaukee @ 080 be warned Stensland that he} * nk, fed with o @ *Rould arrange the indebtednens ¢ . who te stttt @ the bank or there would be troub . are supposed wile had been suspicious since that ‘* @ time. He said he was in no wa le ‘The amount taken fret the {responsible for the bank's trouble @ bank represents the savings of @ SOF a he profited one cent b # 29,000 poor families, es not @ Stensland’s pecuintions, He denies town in Stensland’s handwrit. @/the story accusing him of playing | 1s. te $1,003,000. The money @| the races, conducting handbooks, or nsands of dollars on sland’e @| Of spending ty his @| Wine for women went to support st eal extate pec Jo co-operative” building and @ @ business and his fine house @ Eider Stensiand Accused |@ hold th leving park @|_ CHICAGO, | Aug. 9 Anoth « | Warrant for Theodore Tee ee eee ee ae Mniber of the minsin the Milwaukee Av. Stat Jaened this morning, charging hiv with receiving deposits while knowing of the bank's Insolvenc rank, © (Serippe News Service.) CHICAGO, Aug. S—~Henry W Herring, the missing cashier of the DOVE OF PEACE TOYS WITH CZAR faye will = be The czar will spend [TEMPORARY CESSATION OF ibure >» whan th MUTINIES ANO STRIKES DE-jmuch festivity. The royal yacht steamed into Peterhof harbor LIGHTS ROYAL FAMILY, WHO}day, indicating that the tmper family will soon go oa \ ARE PLANNING BELATED) joned tour in Finnish wa SUMMER JUNKETS, — Mos Quiet in Moscow. OW, Aug. 9—There was resumption of w (Sorippe News Service) Lariows factories toda) 8T PETERSBURG, Aug. %—I[the agitators have been The Royal Guard regimonts herefAt Riga the police guard have been ordered to return to the}rnilroad were attac leummer camp at Tsarskoe Selo.'man was killed and one hurt | HERE TO suv HORSES. Grand Army of the Republiq which Will convene there for reveral days. Dr RB. Coutts, assistant man-}Mrs, Hurd « npanied him, He has ager of the wintor service of the }been eran joave of absence for ITALIAN CRUISER MAY COME. | White Pass & Yukon route, arrived |#9 days and will during that time lin the city this morning to nego:| visit his old b in Quincy, il. He ltiate for « carload of horses for the) will return to Seattle about Septem- winter stage service Dr. Coutts ber 6 will go east of the mountains to make purchases and will make an TWO STEAMERS FROM NORTH shipment north Two steamers should arrive in port this afternoon from Southeast The} HUD GOES EAST ern Alaska ports. The Dolphin ts expected with a large pas meer viett! Councilman F. H. Hurd left this] list and a gold shipment. The City | morning on the Great Northern for! of Seattle, with $140,000 in gold and Minneapolis, where he will attend) $3 passengers, should also report jthe annual encampment of the early this afternoon, A solution of the trouble that has| tain the expense the county could | 18 NOT EVEN AWAK GIVES HIMSELF UP “OHIO LEAVES FOR NOME AMONG THE PASSENGERS EMMA STEINER, NOTED TIN} EXPERT OF Mrs. Thomas Retlly, wife of the lwas ground to | 3 MAY BEATS DOLPHIN } shall Fargo direc oday to decide whether its stock) g€R ORIZABA ANO DIES AT C.P. R. STEAMER AND SEATTLE GREYHOUND HAVE EXCITING RACE ON LYNN CANAL | ROSALIE OFFICER TO MARRY Tyrell, of Port Angeles. Mr. Han- |p (Star Special Service.) VANCOUVER © the fact that | boat belonging to the Can ARRESTED FOR FIGHTING. ged with fighting tween the patice to 000, The technical description is g held pending an| dition, lots 9 amd 10, block 67 PAY ONLY ONE CENT MAND YOUR CHANGE VOL, 8. NO. 142, a5 CENTS PER MONTH ——e { hose Listed by Peters Are at a Figure Away Below Their Actual Worth---Seattle Electrio Franchise Is Reduced Several Thousand Dol- lars Under Last Year. ee ae # held to be too high and res tle King t $ =" ne ae : et ' . rn af $60,000, but f e k of the oth : k erty ¢ , . the Beattie, « ns - ‘and D "ann 3 $20,006 4 : ‘ : 4 $10,000, This ts Some Were Listed. Ele , need } ow, the gets Lighting Company ; (Big seemeor despite « « f sen, one of hem e 1 either of them easily The i ¥ and vi 1 million dolars, Tt , « capitalized at $6,500,000, alied “lent " ere property #%e y ‘ ao and th <n e nnenne ked by Assessor Peter are tho aaah f the rolls entirely year at $20,0004 te eo Puget & Power compar Reduced This Year he M Lt & Heat , “SON GHOSE POLICE WON'T TERRIBLE END PRESS CHARGE | THREW HIMSELF BETWEEN CAPTAIN GRIFFIN, OF CANA@ CARS WHILE ESCORTING DIAN PACIFIC STEAMER, MAY, MOTHER'S BODY, HERSELF A| GO FREE, AND CHARGE OF | SUICIDE, TO LAST RESTING) MANSLAUGHTER NOLLED, | PLACE | <enhenenimernie justine | (Star Special Service.) VANCOUVER B.C, Aug. 0—~< (Scripps News Service.) fstrate this mornin, SPRINGFIELD, Ul, Ang. % vt -{ it for trial on th - gin Psd drip ne rane ) charge of the vessel Chehalis was ron king his mothe i the captain over, however, to come up for trial later fal orney general de a ine ton » press the case. The Canae Pacific Railway regards thie a@ optain. o this city for ween & passenger baggage car containing the cas-| with suicidal 4 4 vietory for its TALKED WITH PRESIDENT. (Scripps News Service.) OYSTER BAY, Aug % apt g or Jones, of Arkan WELLS-FARGO MEETING. (Scripps News Service.) |PHILADELPHIA '1NSU RANCE NEW YORK, Aug. 9—The Wells cat ecd a mocting| MAN TAKEN SICK ON STEAM- placed on a 16 per cent| asis or not HOTEL LINCOLN. Lou M. Hanson, one of the offi Death resulting from a severe jcers on the sound steamer Rosalie. |case of seasickness was the re | will be married tomorrow afternoon |markable doctor's report made on St. Mark’s church to Miss Mary|ihe demise of John S&S White, a@ minent insuran man of Phila is one of the best known | delphia Mr. White died Tuesday portation men on the sound |shortly before midnight at the Ho- land also in Southeastern Alaska, |tel Lincoln. He arrived In the city having been in several official ca ym Nome about 8 o'clock on the sacities on the steamers of the |steamer Orizaba, and was taken at Alaska Steamship company once to the hot where, after @ few hours, he died. EAGLES OFF TO MILWAUKEE.! Coming south the Orizaba ran into bad weather, and Mr. White Twenty members of the local/was taken seriously ill and con- serie of Eagles left this morning ined to his room, suffering fromt on the Oriental limited in a Spe-| coastckness cial car for the convention at Mil-| ‘he body was embalmed by thi waukee, which meetg frdin August | s¢ eee: jwas shipped last night to Springs | HOWARD AV. PROPERTY SOLoD. |fleld attle Undertaking company, an O., where Mrs. White and The H. S. Turner Investment |t*ree children are visiting company today sold to J. A. North} two Inside lots on Howard ay. be- SENATOR COMING FROM NOME. ine and Olive sts, for $14, Senator left Nome yes eattle with 100 pessem- 250,000 Im treasure. arah A. 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