The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1906, Page 1

TEDITION to Pr y Paes in Seattle That Dare int the News Qutdoor Work And Laboring Men Are at the Polls--Both Sides Active But Will Probably Be Light. 0. PEOPLE SAY | ‘RAIN HELPS THEM THAN, THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHE SEATT R FORECAST—Rain T Afternoon, Tonight and Thursday, Fresh LE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 19) eA ARR POLLS OPEN FROM § 10 7 Do not be deceived The polls will on thie evening antil 7 o'clock Representatives of the Seattle Elastic company have sent out notices to voters saying that they will be open only until 6 e’clook { Whether thie is an error or a deliberate attempt on the part of the e agents to dee there is danger that many werk jeceived and will not go to the polls to vote are important. One people of Seattle a sfied with the nd servige of the ttle Electric ipal Ownership at this time will The propositions to be voted upen today of them company, To vote down my in that comp be a vote of contidenc and an expr the part of the voters of a willing to permit the to continue tionate charges, poor service, political med dling A vote to adopt the city street railway se abu: te redyee car far to add to acilities, anid to drive the company from et railway polities. * * + co * * * * * * * * . * * * * * * * * - * * * * * * * . * * * * * * South Gale. 06, PAY ONLY ONE CENT DEMAND YOUR CHANGE VOL, 8, NO as CENTS PER MONTH WARSHIPS HURRIED TO CUBAN WATERS REPORT Denver Rushes to Havana at Top Speed, While the Marietta Goes to Cienfeugos--Government Sends Trusty Officer to Cuba to Furnish Reliable Information. 7 SEESSER EEE E EE EEE REE EEE EY | Throughout the campeign the company and its representa ' + ° tives have sought to deceive the voters and to muddy the waters Remember— * of truth with false jeeues, It hae harped continually on the sub on the canal bonds after 6 o'clock et of the oi . w h reser dit You can't vote anal bonds a! o’cloe * ject © city’s debt burden at « time when the reserve ¢ siete ners Mba the two city Dond prope sitions the polls will be open un of the city ie greater than at any previous time in her history : PEON VIVRE SSeS A : ow but on the ty bonde—the canal bonds—votes Remember this fight a fight for justice against the abuses * HAVANA, Sept. 12.—This * ‘ . gay pat Be depoe ae otter SO’ ee Of the Seattle Electric comp # city is in an uproar since the. .# t the t this * Don't depend much on the street oars to get you to your poll deeble tuard Wee tne Uae , . Byes want the canal get o ut before 6 o'clock * ing place at @ late hour & ed States has ordered three * ba spe tf 4 whatever you do, get out before 7 o'clock and vote “ | (7) some time happen, even on the perfect (1) eye # ships here. it is rumored *& Raraame street railway and water bonds | & tem of the Seattle Electric company that the whole fleet is com- & 4 | Do not be deceived. The polls will remain open until 7 o'clock * ing. The insurgents are re *& Situation ts Critical SEER EERE RE REE Eee ee j ; . | , 3 Priced * cruiting in the city and re # he situation ae Thirteen Killed in Col- F PT RP COPECO OC eee ee eee eee eee | Mayor Moore Receives & ports are constantly coming * i : - am ‘ seed | ae" . * inof rebel successes. Many * ther a in Meets wee eee GP. AR Statement of Dise [5 veievetnarpresisent Palme & “Beco sad drippins. | t ‘ \ \* ble t tht . . arriages late In the day | J} is unable to cope w he * ; pide lle ovens te stay-at-home clean of Today at Sud- orderly Saloons-= = |* »twston * ; ek wu 8 ne ‘ to the p t | * ‘ 4 . tion of the day there were eC Pee ee eee teve nave. be evidence bury, Ont. Issues State- : A v c . he ppronime ote _| WA I 0 r The t * ew h will b cart er De r 4 the city te variously estimated] SUDBURY, Ont, Sept. 12 ment. thar a a 7h | * London on Sep- P | | r to stop at et cont wilt be canary t ©] the Canadian Pacific this mc | As one of the first re ot f ter she was mate pens es gr Pico | third section of Ma " ler for a #wes : » to H i ng walox ett . she pro- ‘ opesition will be suffictent was taking a siding for} Cant. D. Avvoek “#4 % : sl eg cus adopt the plana proposed section ef No & weet] oe Soca. 3 see ete ae « ¢ speayar e ; mip entero latter crasbed Into it, POLITICAL LEADERS 188VE] Goubte election of this kind where| ™° entions fc | « | somewhat appre ive Heat the « double election of this kind whe # : ‘ baggage car an angle | twe ballot in une | saloon og with Ub e| The Denver Arrives. = pa fairy street car aeeldents y ting the P os i STATEMENT REGARDING THE eee eee eames ball being | YX, OF | WASHINGTON. Sept. 12—The bd ont w emen living In out wis . ” . | e city and county balk peor ne ac of wht avorable | WA i There De € foubtedly iy e pre orking down | COUNTING OF BALLOTS ON/esslly distinguishable, so 2% 19] ccourtalare made are: The Maison |" 1tcb . | van narhe cable said at 8 it wae . . ag to their 1 _ Many were killed outrigdt a svold any doubt as to the intent of whoa eee ‘ - Ore oe aces hen ee cake . —! on gg _- a any were killed outright aDd] He CANAL QUESTION. 3 oo oe This vallot| Barbers 2 da ; : ¢ thi ning that she was off th Groughow © buried to death honda ' os res J. Barberis Jelweins he E. F. American shoals, which are seventy+ Vote Light hag been m to guard . - i me on o — it t run by G. Delty the JAG, 2 tresies offices a er five ™ wien dle rom Ha av a = A ef the ra in| againet serious results from that wed the crash We fespectt pent to the 0) siinneapolis, 1629 First ay. run by that the n | source. The Hat of dead is long. Officials! ‘The following was ies thon, officers mnt of bal} Core A. wold A iy Lay Me. ete eapecia , Both Sides at Work. refuse details of the accident. The | thia forenoon six bor « po 9 oe of x "1 ot. owned by the m the y - oe workers both we eTe diy dined a ie andere < wo factions batt ing | © and certified v coms | de la srging thelr partisans to « a ee ae teal supre -* the ballots in th , an old > * as carly as possible, and this No Werd at L 1 orf | Sept 1906 | be 2 completed ‘aiahed in Capt " ort will have the effect to some —e | | heats may be prope Wille » te charg of getting the vote out earty The local offices of the Canadian A suggestion to election officers: | cording to the intent a wine masantien 4 the minst ts which | Pacific had received no word of | Reports are being receive y us| Very respectfully subm ro Fg pane nmr, "AM ay . gh error orl the accident at 3 o'c © the effect that In some precinct JOHN H. McGRAW nEdelw a ry | the wilh re nistakes occurring #0 that some) Chalrman of Executive Committee | 1 epee tei * on. The wrecked llots in the county election! @f Beattl nomic League > by curtains a | rtion of the ove are fin the etty bal] W. D. WOOD. Tie Congress might well be j F iC hin | *aid to have closed boxes, as two @ & | left Vancouver and § « 3 ' some city ballots airman © Munjetpal Ownership) jong screens effectively shut off| | urday wre Jeposited in the county! Executive Committee the view of a portion of the back | ac; ~ ° eel sem * - pcp room from the bar. Although the ® ay tunnel,” # | BROKE LEG WHILE IN | ors of this place are toe ey epee. 0 eenapes iN cach nino : nate ah ba “ip sc hina dln thd | to have f good rep | SUES IMPORTANT STATE.) | fin Bess the Congress is, neve _* ere - Frank Bo » | narboring place for wo’ MENT REGARDING MUCH less as from crease over same was picked up Wappenste e e to t arr t date last year....8 985,176.29 @| Union at 1 o¢ quest of the mayer, haa vuis wick TRAVELED THOROUGHFARE, | for trains Se cade by Sih 0 & | dy Patrolman “‘harles Shomo, proprietor of the dis | way mpantes in the terminal |e eke ee eee ere eeee | from a broken Dechess ealocn, in ‘which Shome grounds south of the King #t. depot, | | moved to the promised to live up to the ordi There is no doubt but what| At the present the I do not think j Smith was sald to have nances hereafte Tam just watel- | eventually shall have provide| that the statement of the avenue condition which preve ing for a good chance,” sald Mayor | for ert Uridges for Ratload| being a killing pen is warranted, from stating the ¢ Moore today, “to catch that place |v, om # t of the heavy | There are very few trains that pas dent. At firet he unable to] MINES ARE SHUT DOWN AND in another violation of the | uae of that thoroughfare for freight | on ow, and it will never be used give bis mame, but this was later/ in - and if | do I shall recommend the | purposes. This stateme: was| for @ “through line. | owwall at the ~ ge Der ve EXCITEMENT (8 GREAT OVER revoking of its license at once. Ij made by City Engineer Thomson However, there is no doubt but jougall was ca led into atten ST. PETERSRURG, Kept. 12.—] mean to enforce the box ordinance | this mor response to a quee-| that the avenue will be used largely NEWSPAPER BOYCOTT. Tee ane ran tensinted General Ba. |to the letter of the law, and these asking his opt s to the! for freight purposes, and this use homme leki vn der of | people might as well realize that ment that av. i# be ! probably be so excessive as to DAYTON, Obio, Sept. 12—Mueh | A IFC RNIA CITY aie corpe with be All saloons concerning which nga xilling pen. tea som ire date the erecs Governmen excitement prevailed at the eecond | GOLDFIELD, Nev, Sept. 12.—| Wars. He te order an unfavorable report is sent In to] “Sines the construction of | the) to overhead bridges for foot j day of the Republican convention \Owing to the action of the miners | (Be terrorists me shall suffer a similar fate, We | Union dep be_Great_North-| tray | The Dick antagonists are satis HAS BIG FIRE 3° members of the Industrial an are going to maintain @ watch on | SS <= to Pre- | |fied with his selection again "Workers in refusing to raise the Peasants Offer Resistance. all of them, and a good way to help as state chairman. The mo boyeott on the Goldfield Sun, the} ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 12.—]%% In the work would be for cith t Outbreaks on was made that the conven mines and leases all closed grad-| Peasants e Ural districts zens themselves to report their per- | | ltiom request him to resign. In the] poner RICHMOND, Cal, Sept.| Mix from Saturday, until now not) affering armed resiniance to the « sonal observations to the police 16 luproad Senator Foraker rushed to}, Fire laat night dostre it hali|® mine or lease is working | lection of taxes and troops « we ment , | . ithe platform to defend his col @ block of frame buildings in the Speeches of an inflammatory na-| dered to those districts Social der s The work « thveetioniaon has | league Moonee eae einer mnald av. | ture were made at the miners’ meet-| Semis here are notified that they een going on now for about a Senator Dick was supported bY 8) pie ions in $10,000. ing last night. ‘The stand of the) will not be periitte i to hold | week, s continue until the} vote of 673 to 2 His opponents miners was urged not in defense | tentions. worst p « entirely weeded : a 5 Tex win | retased to make the vote unant| FIRE AT COAL BUNKERS. of the Sun. but to force the tn a out and hers are made to Lant night, at the Commercial ~ Sept bh! mous. The fire department had @ run | etallation of a change room where Guards Kill Prisone Com oh Not only sa ‘ ab, J FE. Rangde congressman Minimizing the danger Of; Because Senatot Foraker re-|to the coal bunkers on Railroad av miners could be searched as| ST. PETERSHURC 12 loons, | 5 and recuies item io _#peke on the ad-~ am September 16. when) ouested that the question be not] and Charles st. at an early hour this | they came off their shift Fotr prisoners in the Mardin jail] houses of y reps ate ve be \¥ th that Seattle will receive demon: * €% | mentioned, the resolution endors-| morning. The bi was quickly ex The stocks hit bottom hard on| were killed and 14 w fed by] Watched and ¢ eeed Sows the mip j fro bs the building of the Lake ot! ing him for the presidency was not| tinguished, resu in a pro the local board and are stil going | guards t uring tempt to] te an oppor affords itself Was m canal. He also stated > mayors | offered, | ‘ ~n As a general rule, the saloons tha isiana could be depended Their saloons on that date ail throughout the city have been upor priation for the % them until the found to be In & clean state com | Alaska exposition, EUREKA CREEK NUGGETS. Diaz has sent at pared to what they were a few uv exposition toevery other gov-| {¢ has not been known that any ears ago. The majority of them Iss st thing in the large shipment of gold has been re h opened all y a bee . rooms —_——_ at northwest, ceived by the local banks from the an . ba fence ar ny | Discovery claims on Eureka creek, We? very few great amoun Chicago Bank Wrecker! “ 2 an yy of disorder reported 150 miles south of Seattle, until Joe fe fri U d | | Dalton, an Alaska miner, called at ‘ | the Anereas, Savings Dass & Leaves Africa Under Trust Co. yesterday and claimed Guard, Bound For i in safety |gold which had been he mt fs ran aa \e3 the bank The tot 30,000 and the nugget iis as forty-three cas, Dae |sta ted at the bamk that ry rich the country IpaLcano POLICE WANT TO LOCATE CAMERON. BRENNEN SUFFERS A| . chief IRE OF SKULL AND! Hy a of the t - tment, is ane NOSE BY BEING ious to learn the eabouts of a “an Named Cameron, formerly of EK BY CAR BRAKE HAN: iirainard, Minn meron worked for a man by the name of Brayford at Brain i and is wanted as a wit When |ness in wn important cane linet heard of Cameron was working M™Gk Brennen w eriously in-|near Green Lake m Yestertay on the old Rentor while re z to home TANZER NOT GUILTY. fer and Charles st Brer Was on the s of an out Anton Tanzer. Renton car and » ck | Hotel Schenley me face by one the of| last Priday nig dar. Although his in-| disorderly hous 1419% Fourth Were not fatal he lav, has been before Gordon and found not guilty zer was arrested with several wom M condition, ‘ and ne Was taken to en during the raid. The hospital jngainst the women was contin Ly ¥ 1 MYONE MIG T | MAJ, KINGSBURY HERE. H | Maj B. C. Kingsbury, a promt | nen nt mining man of Spokane, is tn rGrand. Maj. Kingsbury has several rich claims on Furnace 0 _ 1N, Sept B INDIANS’ WRIT DENIED. n 248 Montrose a la be Reid in $1,000 b ‘ The application of Columbia ot the gr ‘ George for a writ of habeas corpus _o lar | was dismissed by the cireuit court acen: of appeals at the request of the tain from ea 1 federal distriet attorney The In ady when engaged t Han is under a life sentence at Me he corpse. ‘The An-| Netl’s island for the murder of an eel, had left othe ndie foom while he went out to et poeta an undertaker. © U. &. CABLE REPAIRED. Miltsed the watch and cb na ed the police, M nh The Alaska cable, which was bro- eet with the family f |ken yesterday morning, wae repair Bion " and according t ofeeled and meseages were sent to the aid no board during that time.north after 2 p. m. yesterd Te eu) ve FALL HATS THE CouKvo 5 P _—— —x CROWDS LEAVE FROM DAWSON This Country, KILLS EIGHT TANGIER, t. 12-—Paul 0.) RINGGOLD, Ga., Sept. 12—In a8 ; otha RINGG , Ga., Sep in od mages eo" cyt we pak a wreck on thé Western & Atlantic : cago, Milwaukee av. bank, wes tak-/ road this morning Engineer W. W. a gs wan Meee o two) on board the steamship Prince | Fisher and seven others were kill: | Adelbert, which went out of her | ¢ PASSENGERS. | Stensland sailed for America sick | fast freight trains. The men kill- The anual exodus of Alaska|®24 nervous and apparently break-/ed are all trainmen. The wreck ple from the interior to Seattle |!™& down. Since his attempt at/is due to mistaken orders. begun. Word was received this|Stlcide he has been deprived of ing by the local officials of the|*#ives at meals. He is closely acific Coast Steamship Co. that] Watched to prevent further attempt two river boats left Dawson yestor. | f suicide a fay both le with passengers The prison weeping, says the rhe City of § tle is now on he whole thing is a plot ogainst him | ! “4 te und she will nn.| The trath will soon be known and doubtedly be the fortunate ste mer | th people will see that he Is not to! to bring south the first large fail] *@me 3 ne Both Are Indicted. TAKEN ILL ON STREET. CHICAGO, Sept. 12.—Twenty In dictments, charging Cash Her Oscar Comstock, a dancing mas exident Sten with| LOUISILLE, Ky., Sept. 12—Wik ter, became suddenly fl on Pike} forgery, w returned today It |Ham J. Bryan arrived here at 11.50 st. last night and was removed to/{s reported that other indicts a.m. He will speak tonight on the the Wayside hospital by Patrolman| will be returned later today | same um with Col. Wattersot, Humphrey. His tliness is not of a Only a sprinkling of Southern Dem- serious character YUKON RIVER FALLING ocrats outside of Kentucky greeted Bryan FALL® FROM CAR, The Yukon river is falling, Peter Peterson, of Ballard, in| Cofding, to telegraphic informatior ADVERTISING ALASKA. ‘ * b — b | received today from Whitehor Y stepping from an inbound ear this] °"sioabmoat men Delleve that| ‘The Boston-Alaskan soctety ts an eee ee several] navigation will clase earlior this| organization of which former Gov- wan Sroermt po gerd “7 t ae year than formerly, Many make|ernor Brady of Alaska Is president, to the Wayside hoapit a. . the statement that at the end of|The society is publishing a maga- : = the first week in October not azine, the first copies of which have haa a ee ee! river steamer will be in operation lreached Seattle. The magazine ts * * called the Boston-Alaskan, and ts * STORM WARNING # | BREWER FAMILY PROSTRATED | devoted to the advertisement of * * re cs Alaska in the B * c i rnin A anwements have not eon : oa sca Suireet anes Be for the burial of Mrs. Sarah ;| LAY CORNER STONE # warning of a southeast storm. #/H. Brewer, 529 2st av, who died AT HILLMAN CITY, # The storm is off the Washing #| yesterday morning by her own age Z # ton coast, moving rapidly in. #| hand. The husband ts nearly prow The corner stone of the new Cath= % iand. High southeast winds #| trated, and the two daughters, now | 0! hurch at Hillman Clty will be # are reported for this after: | in the care of friends, are both in| laid next Sunday afternoon et 4 * noon. a| such a ious condition that fu. o'clock with ceremonies, Rev, KP, * x neral arrangements will not be | Lorigan will have charwe of the EER em made for several days,