The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1906, Page 1

THE SEATTLE STAR stolen from him on the that under the five-yoar limit law Hubbard Detective PAY ONLY ONE CENT DEMAND YOUR CHANGE WEATHER FORECAST Rain T yt; C Rain Gaturday Fresh South Winde. he - Frade a as Print the News SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1906 VOL. 8. MO. 167 . a5 CENTS PER MONTH a* ea eae aae * BANK CLEARANCES. 7 bY * nt. 7, 1906 $iannna * ept. 7,1 1.086 *, * Tacrease over same *. . ee ee ee ee LOST CHILD FOUND | mer Waldeo, 1 » Bouth I « . 1 becoming lost, was picked ug Washington by Patrolmas comeceeeeee . . - : . gx. The boy, who is only 9 ye THE CORPORATION MA P | Mi. Ellis Takes His ‘te Lite Under Mysterious | DIDN'T KNOW mf, le bela bythe police matron, | on o> N WHO CONTRIBUTES MONEY TO A awaiting word from hi ther PAIGN FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE ) | 1 . , j a 5 AS GREAT A tons -| "TWAS LOADED” | mstances Note Left Indicates Some | THIEF AS HE WHO SELL6 HIS VOTE FOR $5 ON ELECTION Uncanny--Had Been Employed in Local consi DAY. . TACOMA, Sept. 7.—Fred Nelson | _—---—- or Past Four Years and lacsiuntalty eat hiseuat? to Post Office Wa | access’ shot ise his more > | al nine tind alin diaehateiatelalielehelielelichelel + Well Thought Of. |ver. He tried © the hamme % , The New York representative of The Star was instructed af. # | of the gun ying with it ® ter the great reception in New York to ask William Jennings ® | —_—_—— | again t a window sill, with the &® Bryan to amplify nie declaratioy at Madison Square garden in * yp Bilis, ‘ box etice: tin nearty. four yeare, | reel, Forel The ball passed | % fegard to the collection of camonign funds. Mr. Bryan there & i was always beld in high es |) g nent ane lea. He ts i pon prepared the following estitement especially for the The * ‘ . th by his superiors in of: |" “EC sata dai . * — * t A y hin fellow clerks, While * " thke te held’ ke" position | RR ROR tit i ttn | av} v financial responsibilities, " | | that the was committed owing BY WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN. } busine ibles ole a 1 ” ‘ od Petit on alg ; ae tl | Twill go further than I ¢ xe . Bye bo 0 tg Fh conf os ‘that it is my belief that a federal r paging the | suppress the case sd ab | law whe 4 be enacted which would ft » . {eee cuk'ss eae \Nooksack River a Rage <‘iewainy “irotiii’ ornorations) . | Aw iife was quite evidently ex aed from giving contributions game | the it | ertous | inact when the body was found, a ing Torrent Carrying pap com on for wee in eheet | vid } ‘ - te. | RY a was not summer bat He ny CAticer of this governmen . » we be - ~ n * SOME line Seattle Undertaking company] TACOMA, Sept. 7—George Dil at he tedly declared ne a ten the printin bo all a | W8# Notified and assumed charge of |ley, a brakeman on the Tacoma & Away Three |legifmate corporat has any re nd f lite i | > ail @lthe body after notifying Coroner |Hastern, was run over by a train] ; |MOmate give of ite funds to elect po-| tended to ¢ te the © who « Carroll at Tanwax junction at 9 o'clock this} Bridges. iti) candidates, When an off have the t ty condi-| | Wiis 6 Sie Oalee, ceaveiaee. the ain outing of hie lor & director of a trust contributes! ti , i oie Aer hee watt F | wits worked tn the postetfice yoo | Ont e,, He was = immediately | | pale t a Ag Pigg Ronn gs Mag Ror mt te ntact with ther BRYAN’S COMPLACENT SMILE - ~ prought to Tacoma on a& spe | nee ant 9 aThe lt ae 0G aevange Wee Swe » rhe 1 err eg vorday, patio apoarentiy tn the | train and @ied in the hospital here| , =" t ui nM AM opt, 7 The Nia ¢ n, he embeazies the te : ; - ra SeRERS vie ; : aving laughed and ltrom the shock and loss of blood rid 4 mehey ~ekholders ange ¢ 1 { hat ft the in of the! $1 campaign fand idea as it is being oung man i with bis companions © mad keack river « raging! Hi hae no right, either, to use| Th , = teed Siecle Bonu vs Sites bet ne man-| throughout the eutire day IMPROVEMENT CLUB OF . rhb, sgt od og: hig Office to promote the candid the expenses of nd Ww © ex ‘ ble, but as «pondent| The father and two boy# are at way the anger, Thelof gome candid - on ce “| tee " 4 vhled to| present working in the mountains QUEEN ANNE MEETS. ty brides, as me Gusieetatnes Soeahge ones Bead 00] thett Own moana they 6 id hee : 4 exaggerated form of te Rilis cam and funeral arrangements will not cok, went down Inst nigh 1 the naddinee a thing which the owners to tre hthort ent c vit vcore thea spp en 4 od. | be wade until they arrive in the} Tonight, at § o'clock, the Queen . the Mt. Baker mintne lof bat money may ops it th es . le ut ‘ “db app he ed in the | city. Anne Improvement club will meet a4. The & = “ | 1 age teag cor lly agg = te 5 te @ | Uarerte > admi esr tre 4 individuals te the boned, corker of Oarfleld ot page RB Sch - ifestor contributes the we ne 0 ation, and I n fa Me ¢ not spec i give according to ir SS amd Queen Anne ay. The cast Seeit enttt the tee oe hile ox hy tit t t their principles : ‘Steamer Northwestern sntled this|driveway will be up for ' ‘ ‘ before th . he dees a w ongtul act, because t I am not in favor of ® 1 with est of the nt afternoon for Nome heavily laden jand all residents are asked to gt-| get into communication with tine cr / ; and with « good passenger Hat tend the meeting sation a pene « h ‘ BUT EESEOREES EV OLESHOER ET ES ESET OE : . . " f * Saat Fe tenksnian tin . * BRYAN’S CAMPAIGN FUND CHALLENGE, * tories» The man who sells b : * here to leel te on th »- fee for $6 at the polls is on ¢ a tne ate a - cnevess has . | safe plane as the man who tp * wat . ne oy @ che? the re * | his gaoney im a car pata fn ani * a3 > eelive vistion op the subject. a * then th te @ challenge m not be promptly *® 1 Saeer ard greg Ay . ed, I want th cratic | to set the republican # Ae en 2 * nm exar biec I want the democratic party ® ECONOMIC CLUB TO et the other is @ grea > to eaeman tee eceive no money {rom any corporation @ MEETING TO-| Tabluk the time has come wher S ie tees Gan . ee ae ee | ne People whould take over thet ° WIGHT AT THE AU ¢ » * i ped anata A federal law pre | EEE EEE EEE EE RIKE NOT ENDED. eeahenanaaeeenne| le — * » Liu. Gray & Co. have recel ve # RUSSIAN CALAMITIES. # at the Andon SEAL POACHERS ‘ sae, {tebegtarhic information from San “4 * merce ene | ‘police of That State Seek Wrestler and Pugilist| Pres, ji" ise i | POTBIN, Sept. 7—Terror & to place Its s of H : : wot interfere with the safling of l@ and destroyed 177 houses. A ® Se 88 of ARE RELEASED, 07 Complaint of Louis Saville, Who Was) ite sien ising tom "sen & and deste 1 houses, A & ef tomorrow, am arrange * * Hiss the opposition » Robbed of $3,000 in Seattle--Ogden Man have beon made for « full # WARSAW, Bept. 7—An tn: #| ZA opportanity to be| WASHINGTON, D. ©, Sept. 7— Further Verifi he S Celio. & mate of an insane axylam near #| Rest adveotage, the! The department of justice today or @ here ran amuck today and *® ip commitiee has| dered the distriet attorney at Va urther Verifies the Star Story. (BAR MEETS TOMORROW, @ killed seven patients * SA Ro meetings tomor-| dex. Alaska, to release the five Japa * * to advise persons|nese captared at St. George's Ix . meeting of the local bar will rrr reer eee ee dm doabt as to how | land seal poachers, as the| OGDEN, Utah, Bept. 1—Police jone of the victims of the big bunco to at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn fe Yote to attend (he /charges are unsustained j officials of Ogden and Salt Lake | gang that secured ip eight months tn department No. 1, of the SOLD LIQUORS TO MINORS. Al are on the lookout for John Wille. |in Seattle over $150,000, The Star e court, to hear the reports a ae Selected for the |the wrestler, and Ed MeCoy, the|can today give the whereabouts of the committees appoluted to] CORPORATION COUNSEL CAL-| Samuel Chapin, a bartender at a ink, Prederick | pugfiiiet, who are charged & Leout he > DI prepare appropriate tributes to the Joon at Interbay, ¥ yesterday reitoaas tT | | Batitte ee ee elas , a pont of the] emories of G. Elliot Johnson.) HOUN REITERATES STATE latterncon found of selling cisimtioaada moanbere of the Senttie bance gang |wiee knows as Ruse Barrett, te tajmmeeee Jecove and Alfred El wer ruar city WATER OR liquor to minor fined $100 by lshown up recently by the Seattle|Winnipes, Manitoba. Winnipeg te) wed. Judge Davis. 1 ar-| Daily Star Harriman’s beadquarters. From] @bargn guPPLY INVOLVED DINANCE 18 VALID—His IN.| rested for giving a viet} What Cuban Rebels De- @ Mrs. Emma Dalle Toe FM wy onde Fd Laren oaaynaon Blne B vor gn Mee — : : STRUCTIONS ea nee Gad ¢ seg d Before They Will 2 ir. ma Dalley | mule’ im the wus 800 alarly im quest of victims, return “ . jthat the state strom, ane Morning nt §:30 atts between fay 8 and © ondling there when be hes Gieoned GE MEE Tene, cones fer © ee against him mand Before | hey Wi the Bonney Watson that the two men sought after by |q district or when he finds himself mance estraining W. W | . mored to the Church hthe polices were the star porformera|in toe alese quarters Bede and Lula Beck trespassing Or] poiowing his statement yester.| ASLEEP ON DOORSTEP. Lay Down Their Good Help, from a ARes KesiaremEoRm, fm the gate. Saville claime the) » w yp H i ony way molesting with the| iie effect that he believed| meee the body was taken to gang numbered 10 men, Weader |i, now tn poly Pam ig cathe peroet Tuer Sepeey Of diock 10, Ravenna) is, water ordinances of the ¢ David Dow, a laborer, started to] Arms. y, where interment | REGRADE ON JACKSON 67. RE’ being known as “Pointer potas lina tang lag st Rms, Verh Forage | vata Ae he supreme {80 home the other night, but as the| . Mra Datley was the | _ In further explanation of his low — o's deciaion. Corporat car was slow im coming and as b the trunk trap. SPONSIBLE FOR FURTHER) gavitie verifies The Star's expose | und seeks that city when be must ar Caine % ae 7 was feeling @ Httle the worse for! = -~ lof the fraud. He said the gang paid |" ‘° cover A. a eee ee *| iquor, he proceeded to go to sleep} ARRANGEMENTS areca: nil the expenses of their vietima’| After Harriman and Brown left} { ee i cinake *"lou a door step on First av. He It] HAVANA, Sept. T—Lene than time to Seattle, and have within | Seattle, immediately following the Pek Loopy net dpe gem . n old offender, hating just finished | ,. of B WweH PROBABLE DAMAGES. time “to Seattle, and Rave witbie |gaposare in The tar, they weat 10] | "The question of fines that may Ye] Sayingn sow fine, and Judge Gor | hours after having received no- ru | 600 from those they have victim ua, where they walted « few wt poe Me fo gm : has imposed’ the minimum| ‘!e of an armistice, Colonel Asbert Assistant Chief Engineer Ste yan | ned | in hope that they w . pong, : ws ee ked by government troope of the Great Northern railroad de-| By clever acting they induce the |not be entirely driven out of thts © supreme co ‘ } Bore: s ral Bosea, The insur clared at the hearing of the { nion | Outaider to advance money for bet I territo On the .very day of the —— ve ong | re surprised, Dut repulsed Cone at eet vacntions that the | ime purposes, claiming they will /exposare in The Star a victim wae ee es the trovitiens Of ita Or ste, killing one. The reb« ete must provide for additional |Feimbarse him, and not until the |brought to Tacoma by of the oa tate cag tay . j ol three wounded. General i a ieceon wt regrade. {stranger has been left stranded |s und plane had already been Re a o. | 1 not been notified of the SM THE PATH OF | damages in the Lement was made | tore be realize that he has been |laid ithe vielen was TRIMEEAL PROPOSITION ABLY| , Uatl 6 cose, Comets ot ix law] ‘ e . ihway waren in the hands of a daring gang of|“aive ap” to the gang. Nothing wf tavalia. the coududl a rebels, as a price of peace, ON THE RUN TO | with pon seen ba. oo gon ee taro thing men, Saville says «ince |was done. however, and the victim] (@rSCU BED AT A MEETING showed ir lid. the Gon the Sininnhek tha sonteentink 4A wean MARD—ROCK WAS | ‘reac decided upon has been raised |be was robbed he Bas had private | wee slowed to depart with his cola) Qagy NIGHT — M’GRAW AND for of taxes will jot all her government several feet. Mr. Stevens stated that detectives trailing Wille and Me | intact . A claims office: liers who deserted the railway will carry out Ha obll-|COv:. The lee wore traced to Ox & day of two later, realizing that] UMPHREY MADE SPEECHES. |) 0 ).° been ae 4 to the rebels, the restoration of the lention, bat doce sot think that ic | 0®, bet thelr present whereabouts | ail hope of further Immediate work haoe waster rs ag i Mbp edel town councils members of & " 4 is unknown. in Seattle or Tacoma was impow oe VIER OS ee ne ae wht n were arbitrarily deposed, ref- wuld be required to assume addi ible, Harriman and Br went recent sh tage, ¥ be rejected on t k t coalia: onal burdens made by a eh | nn oe . es Brew bh ™ “ t reclthe aiivice of the corpe sviptostnte of tt awe, mak, ae ry log yg Pacrgp he Sapiens os or the benefit of Mr. Saville,|their different ways F - Eger tg na Fang er AF ime . poratipa cous = ae fi ing 1 {palities independent of , wee Reger somes he executive of politcal from | retaining wall remains to construct Wear Giccuseed the subject of the o IN b y L United |e, as one of the provixions of t ROBERT DOLLAR ARRIVES, | Proposed construct Lake| ALBERT SCOTT MISSING. MAYOR NOcne ” Wevee Eile, and equality, te as Hugh Me-|sirest vacations | 6 ened to domme Washington canal by James A STRUCTIONS TO POLICE TO), ci aaa Sok ell. atruck | Great Northern in connection with Steniiie ieaie * «t we, W. F. Freudenberg waa se Albert Seott fs reported missing j . np oc.|the Hill depot and passenger ter 1 ee cae a eh ab cheirnan of the meeting {by his bruther Joho, the young man] GIVE COMPLETE INFORMA./ <r Ui! the horses ntering |minals, The failure to establish non-union crew, and loaded with /U) - r invite geil wary fe al | seized entering | minal ‘ at, exple od atl arrived | athe first speaker was ex-Gov- | having poarding h< | TION ON SHOMO'S DISGRACE: | — Pp sk | the new grade th av. 8. baw moe . @mor John H. McGraw, who en-|terday to join in| caused the delay. from San thie morning ; a Ballard, with w Guerra Captures Train. So eee ud heats [tamed into the question of a lock | Balla ' FUL RESORT. BE ora oo goglle p t nin wap exparisaced on the trip up ane ene oneal very trecly and closed) Work. The Young fellow, who ts 21 > Sept. 7.—Insurgent W. 4. BARD WANTED. | tr nan PMP lie asauring those present that It) yea age, hes not. yet. arrived PS cavalry under Gen, Guerra held up . fi bah ther te Detis — ®oulki be placed where the people |in the city of shingle m le and the jan ex s train for Havana and The L. H. Gray Steamship eom Ppl irene Mie nas |dpsired it, at the head of 8 Sine to whew & good ae ount of Information placed |took ‘some mail sacks containing 5 y has important Information for 0 weeks, having | Cot Gee Ret | in nds oore re-|correspondence from San Juan, ce Bard, formerly of Nor detained in San Francisco [PSY ‘i A. garding the conducting of the Duch-| where the government troops are labor ‘roubles. -fxtr . | Congresaman Hun§phrey folle locate hin , urd, Alaska, If he is in § le | EXITS PrOCOW | ie a ort talk along practs } - leas saloon, owned by Charles Sho Among the papers seized any one knows of his where _ tahen By (he steamer Ot ie nee as Mr. MeGraw, He mo, the police dep ent will be rants for the arrest of ¢ Mr. Gray would Mke to be! ComPROMISE EFFECTED BE ~ a — or dgrn In anthe Ol. ane the residéats of Bal-| instructed te e a complete in « score of other rebel han | infornied of trouble with anion men Hiafat vat thotr wishes regarding th tigation of th t and file »ple on the train warm- TWEEN WARRING FACTIONS| - \ report with th ed Guerra Hack question would not be ignored. | . | It alleged that young girls, as) ; ADOLPH WEBER AND THE SENATOR WILL AID lees P. Hartman made brief re} UJ '. ca wae © en elmo | t « mar on t bject, declaring | e . . : TAFT'S BOOM. | people for} . : — - ilinene Senator Pile he nks which they have induced WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—Ac lwag unable to be present at th Vine men to buy, similar to the dance | cording to those in touch with medting vail plan, It is also claimed that] President Roosevelt, he has effect ~— — fancing has been conducted on a @d a compromise with the fractious DANEL BROKE CONTRACT. ale in a room to the rear Obto republicans. The Foraker Diek combination now favors Taft W. Danel failed te who was acquitted in a for president, aod Taft t# support-| ract to pay hin wife T. PAUL, Sept The Minne murder several years ago. AUBI UR ‘, Cal, Sept. On relt o the Foraker Dick state can LOSES CASE TO ENJOIN HILL ! a month if she} sete me t 1 n the] as not held a saloon license in his ) ‘ormation Governor Pardee] qiaates This removes Foraker] FROM BUILDING DOWN RIGHT m, a judgment wan|case’againat Mabel Evang, decided own name since that time, although feved Adolph Weber for 15] from the race for the presidency ageinet him this morning | that Mesaba ge|his name appears on the door of son Nien ti | The prosecution believes this} - BANK OF THE COLUMBIA/ip the sum. of $ being the | made " unde Duchess saloon as the proprie extension fs about all the favors lamount accrued since the couple| priv F , 1. The The present license of the Sa ie the governor ta disposed to grant DEFUNCT BANK RIER. rete rytag A # « ae meee Poe taser ts oR gece p orca ST. LOUIS, Ser ’ This morn- RON THE VILLE DE| Weber is under sentence of death | | ratlway hold lea h milliona sagem chr et Rarvy wae | for aure whi © a \. v d - a © ftremen were DUSE GOES MAD—TER murder po ~ . A vaita ed he explosion ef gasolir Trip The injunction sought by the Co while fighting a fire Lucan ay, OF THE SHIP 1S lumbia Valley Railway compan or ie bnew : against the Hill line has been de NOT GUILTV OF PIRACY, PURGED OF CONTEMPT. ee PHILADELPHIA, sept. 7.—The| Diet by Judas Hanford. This wi In discussing the action taken ” ne oar ane ee ee ne (compel Harriman, if he brings ac by the government in the case of Julius Storm, who made his ap- a ctors and depositors ave ac or ‘or ejec > ost : - ss 2 : ~ nde Ve ANCE esterd = 7 th eed the plow of reorganiestion (tion «cs pepe MeN ee lh nig the Japanese who were caught |pearance yesterday in Judge Fre to the st by | p 1 ; / lish a title in « court of equity poaching on Att island, in Alaska /ter’s court in a slightly tnebriated Of the Prenc De of the Real Estate ho ennens Harriman claims the right-of tS Sasaharo, who is bere on hie condition and who was sentenced to | Bow lying of t Se It is proposed an hg — F saci hp | y crossing public lands north way north, sald that it was bie ithe county bastile for three days, a. hardsb! ‘ ex - “yu ao pian int be oy jow him|o¢ the Columbia, which was opinion thmt the Japs were not this mor ning purged himself of cou- ‘ lort 7 8 la a provisto tigate the case thorot ve. y 5 i that the right-of-way “t ae . r] WASHINGTON, D, GC. Sept. 7. rer, magi the ca , es ighly he ‘i icld seabed t De Guen p's|_. FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Sept bh - WANTS ST. LouIsS within a fiy r limit, ts forfelted, | Zohn Hicks, minister to Chile, re- posed otis full report to his Weel © : ES n from a o ve ons a ly The — of Judge Hanford ts} — oat euttert . rorattens fom WARSAW, Sept, 7.—Six soldiers able co. the | Was sentenced tc 7 « that while certain questions of fed.| Me earthquake, Iw inte whines LONGSHOREMAN STEALS, tn prison here mutinied nad killed SF the dread berticri which today. He. claims that PAPER WATCHED al law are involved 1f the matter,| Out Chile, and earnestly appeals to gi the director of the prison and re- | the people of the United States to MR last [leased 66 revolutionary agitators, ea tecane iin Sa Horn. ‘The Stfileted with the 7 804 died Ju), with vessel's loath 1, being | af ed Tanana and that the same 4 at Fort Gibbons, mer box was robt KELLY'S aequest GRANTED, ‘Mamen who were wick trough the ald of B94 gavetul niire Mt the ves. Angeles, Robert Kelty ts one of the heat | employes of the Great Northern | iratiroad, but he cannot let whisky / Si alone, Several times Robert has been In the city Jal, chenged eit r VISIT Wire, drunkenness, but each thine wow rw lieased upon hie premise af leavin was thid morning | drink alone, Yesterday he was on ‘ his wite, | again, after being released abou who in nucing| seven hours, He asked the court are, toto pot him on the chain for veh west, ine that he might up. holt —’ WASHINGTON, D. ©., Bept. 7 Ambassador Thompson, at Mexico City, denies that there is any anth American feeling in Mexico, He asks the state department to take | steps to suppress the revolutionary publiohed th Spagiok, ta Bt. VW. W. 6. A Goamp Gate — ; O ae ¥. we, os tera, Harriman has no right to obatruc another road, render public we even though it will service for the grant, and that no grounds exist for an in Junction. SMALL BOY a - * [arivin 1119 BH, John at. fey quickly respond to the calle for ald Contribut long should be cable, a to the Hed Croan soclety in Chile, INJURED IN RUNAWAY, ra, lowell, a teamster, mothe cee bruises, there cre. bul while down Union st, at 6 o'clook t, Jost contral of his team, Charles Mellen, & longshoreman, whom he charges with stealing a check and $5 in money from safe in the office at pler 6, the agent’®# back being turned at the time, Mellen attempt ed an escape, but was speedily cap night arrested TRUELSON OUT ON BAIL. J. F. Truelson, a local contractor, who was arrested several days ago for callecting $1,400 from J. P, Gar} aide, representing that material and labor had been paid fer on a con- tract for a house he was to erect in. Ballard, was thin moraiag Perea fy on $4, ball by Judare Da nesenve AGENT anos aur comptroiier of the ae fed the National nl Fifty thousand bales of hops se | Washington is the estimated outpul Ramsey, of the Washing- company. at the ho, of tne Ngo: ha oo ge a rve agent ie in| ae Commerce, of th! st second in shee, ¥ “s parte arc asian