The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1906, Page 1

THE WW YORK'S POLICY KING ENDS HIS LIFE : UBER SEVENITY-FIVE | Brakeman, Gambler, Convict, Kilts! in His Hotel in New York City--) Himself a Millionaire Through Crooked Game. | SEVENTY FIVE KNOWN DEAD) SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MONDAY, @CTOB SEATTLE STAR Fale tonight and cooler; light northwest winds 2 CR 1, 1906 HOME FROM PANAMA PREPARING THE ORDINANCE NORTH SHORE SEWER ANDO ADA . “ th two ORK, Ovt a paney * He showered gold upon! IN SOUTHERN STORM—MO TUNNEL ESTIMATES GO TO arene * pa * for poll BILE RECOVERING RAPIDLY THE COUNCIL TONIGHT. His great ambiti . ° sve his children recetved| RAILWAY SERVICE STILL Pa | genase =. Sr ges CRIPPLED, Mayor Moore and City Engineer Sa ' bac Ther epent the entire n “ preparing the north shore sewe Cereation of Crtwren, MOBIL, Oct. 1. Aw word CHAS, E. MAGOON, nd tunnel ord ¢, which will be x His son was sent through one Of | ceived from ne wy tow resented to the ett snet | oe, and ne bie aun. ant bin Qnuunrers | cee’ one Suede OF on NEW YORK, Oct. 1.—Gov. Chas.ippings, and he didn't know who] Prevented to ihe city council M aoe Ore fashionable wehools for young » wntil t f Pr his Baccessor in Panama would be) oo yee by mr, Thonn all for insite " They studied muatc in E ange oY vy “ 7 |. Magoon arrived from WARIO ie waid the work on the Isthmus $1,162 a3 sj é stats adios ey atudie w al at team are dead, w : seek te ene “ 102,000 expenditure Balmor a teewe ga.eoe Py @ and are highly accompllebed. | witi probably walsh ong d his morning. He declined ¢ ‘ wan going alone well the main df) bridges ahaiy tan i cine teem (be Wan certain of going to the Phil’ {culty being the labor question Ge i cll palatine) I storm ver Mobiie is rap- | - . - recommend to the council this even- | | idly recovering trom the effects of ] ing the passing of an ordinance reg-| I the storm, but tt will be some time siating the bullding and conducting | vetore order tm fully restored of public automobile garages The property 8€ the Louie *& An ord oe directing the board] Nashville yailroad suffered — great f public works to repair the bridge | damage. and it will probably be at roadway on Wertlake ay, from Me ast two weeks Cralon wilt | er st, to Blaine st,. and appropriat again ren between Mobile and New | ing the money, will be presented for Orleans | pansege Several boate were tote ne~ | nine ibid stroyed, but the crews were particu. | }iarty fortunate in encaping death | and injury, All the bath houses at} Biloxi were destroyed, as was the} beautiful driveway on the beach at that place | The iumber terests suffered a }loms of about $12,000,000 } Reve it # . Monil. yg 4 nm ‘The rev! \siaitdinesieasllii w iF a Fay ° b . | e ¢ in readiness for the Sa ferea. h tenvisty saverod coma’ | StOCK of Alaska-Yukon~Pagitic Expcsition Must) iomorres services wu vere 9: 8 tion. ‘The rescue of the keeper, bis} jo’clock in the First Presbyterian ’ | Fé ; Jehureh i babte ‘o e east Pe ite and dabier trom the east Few — Be Fully Subscribed Before the Committee ei ..oner coors A. Kitbes sacola lighthouse bring out a great can Wakirn Gviee of the O0) herolxm om the part of two mem . of the Western division of bers of thé cutters crew, Master | Will Cease Work. vation Army will preside Brigodier at-Arme Peterson and Quartermant | sa yee oe _ ‘ “ pape @& Peterson. A small boat was low: | ure of the day will be the wedding ered in the height of the storm and! of Ensign A. Purcell Storey and OR a EEE Corl Bye Jenkins One hundred eeven were takeo from a sinking * sloop. The Winona reports J60 = staff and field officers will be pres people on Dauphin Island without | * WHEN THE WHISTLES BLOW. # J ent lies, No lives are reported) # o Wednestay at 8 p. m. there will lost in Mobile \* > a [de a reunion rally of Salvationtst — } lat the hall, corner First av. 8, and | * You, Mr. Workingman, and # | Washington st. Thursday the con | pe You, Mr. Clerk, +#lerese will clone at the First Meth i* ’ @ [odiet church, with addresses by AL ADAMS. i* It's up to you to do your shage tomorrow. $ | prominent Salvation Army workers York's Policy King Making Door Mats in Sing Sing | +. When you hear the whistles blow tomorrow noon mong them being Urigadier Jen © tele e *\kins and Majors Waite and Faulk . | im to dig. * ner. vaye other renner dams hoi oul bie to ; oF ng hee Be an eee pte ‘that phe rel ee Dig up $2.50, $5 or $10 andomake your way to the , —_— the gates of society to them later A.-¥.-P, headquarters, on the floor of the Alaska « Ps a . brake. | 2% He wae disappointed. He tn- , io Biome was 5 brake [stalted his family in & eplendidty # block. malty pa ry a house on 9th st * And there you may purchase.ome, two, three or more $ | ane he quests he hoped for did not P . egg aad bp come. The house burned, and he re OYSTER BAY, Oct. 1.—The presi: | certificates of stock in the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo- | "i sa ser - sated moved t a fine betel. under the/ sens vacation ended « o'clock @ Sition. a ‘ . belief that there the character of | ny orning, when he boarded a Re pemeenions Hie owned) hi Linens mnight not interfere | shec a oF a a ana) * If but one you will have to pay but $2.50 tomorrow, + eaate, His dupes were! |apectal train the Long tal players the poorest the ren _ - ager TM | railway for Washington hier hel and you'll have nearly two years to pay the balance, in : s children. gain he P ppetnt- | ta ert t 4:18 o'clock a SEER Gere cota biooded al. | this aiternoon, ‘There was no dem-|. installments of $2.50. a bes Malet. If the draw | Unfortunate Marriage onstration upon hin leering, a# he} s Of course you may subscribe for as many shares as « Maye Ry - hole BJ sean ee . . tel a ¥y certain of the ¢ ‘teen conducted hin| Then one his daughters mar- specially requested his neighbors to/ o . ~ hoe * a corms [ted Robert Lee Armit, « mining /aliow him to leave quietly e you wish and can pay for. @| Pere eee 2 = Fig maneee Bi Mewever, was (0 driay | operator. in Mexion, Sho wos sect — + It's your duty to help. # | ponds, stated lo @ Star reporter this ee oe tee cutnent pee but im time * And when in 1909 you enter the gates of the big # | morning that he wished to be under a: wid, The was are} P opie, 4 » . d u #letood rightly on the # That the numbers draw: = Brew he seg Mg weedy exposition you may throw your chest out and swell up P Dak sak tales eaikan ta: thd of the (oon . - on They brought = shadow o her} wd just as much as you please, for you'll be one of the men @ | corperation cour opinion that ene « q | mm eed would b | ite Then Mre Ary arned to} * who made ible the enterprise, the biggest thing Se- $ Seago flea Bie country and secured & divorce. P pase ’ | Raid Unearths Fraud paces mama es en ey weeks | « attle ever undertook. * the mayor _totiaeted the ago. UWifferen about her father, | * So remember. S 3 a o Whieh Mre Arrolt leyeliy sup * jo pears te oe cted him, are seid to Have caused ad When the whistles blow it's up to you. bah ade at th | ly, howeve © separation. } -_—___- * | paprenne 0" fie © bi Adame’ son te 4 prosperous mine | Se eee eee eee HAH EE orem ’ convicted, nd . dara. broken in| OLYMPIA, Oct. 1-—The three - t He was « and.lowner in Mexica Ada * j ouibeutbioodialll i ee i Joga), strugaie. wan} health and weighted with sorrow, | "lle limit, purseseining law will be ME Mies tn April. 1907, to] has beep » pitiful spectacte since his |eaforced by the state administra) oor, October 2 is subserip rectly, and the undertaking will go nig gyi Se Cished and broken| release from Sing Sing. Jie one| tion. on the strength of the re : day on which the offi. |maich me woothly a pre! Bis fmpe ine, t. hel desire, that he might be spared to |of Fish Commissioner Joba I jtion day, the fay m which - we GQubscriptions Today. = Bh fe dll heen 9 ; “em Geepiy fhe additional | live to the end of his term, that|land, who reports that the petition |cials of the Alaska Yukon Pacific) be ie cr tion hed {at tenet ff might not be said he lot the fishermen that they be al-lexposition expect to 1 | Many more iptions were re-| the advice of the attorney general ble furntly died ty prison, was gr@ted him lowed within the three-mile limit. tx Many toda astern Outfittin Agalr © only ton raised unreasonable, The same diffienity | pave al ved company sub 4 $200; H. M.Jas to their vatidity is that they e jexisted with fishermen at rom a position oe? = a bag 9 we ware seneee at on 6 ay verned yas but when arrested, they pleaded | 95: m to compan) and the Western] ing, there can be sta 4 guilty and paid thelr ft since tin op 1 it t« up to the peo: Trad Works, $100, 4 a. ainey eat gente pettied lther trouble from that » ce. The lope in the b srough fohn H. Con president © of the light bonds, but tr he Tacoma fishermen, however, fre-| exporition jaubscribed § and Warren tha Bae 4 | BE REGULATED =" complained of disertmina Late Saterday evening and all | Gould he ch eet, me ht $2 end ; . i Be is A P opts : | jon in favor of Seattle and for this! day Sunday the officials labored to]worth Mr. Gould only recent! i ats 3 ig |advised ¢ reement of tption nd ‘ gsion, and his subseription, ac Fire Marshal Kellogg will tntro-|in this df He has been prom: | soliciting coramittoe cording to the w and means con |duce an be gape ee at the | is nd = pa og the governc j Preparing for Tomorrow : ora i ey Bae bo ty council, regulating the con | enforcing the la 1 f a ee cf on *. eae ‘ n on i ing preliminary angemen ubscribed ib ( Be Gal.. oct. 1.—Thirty- | ser and freight elevators, and pro leecrvow's canvna. At al amount of Dr. Phitip R ’ mall: prem Fa “i hour tomorrow morning wil nd Hanson & Co he pail npllagner The rdinanee ia a ¢ from thei beain their wort ch comrlttee | gy est subseription of sions tn the Minneapolis code, with | Ihaving a certain district in while the @hy was that of the King Coun ; ion |the exception that 5 athons| ives ‘“ ; vag gn es ll pat ih - Sret increase the | Otis. tees onee eee a | nave culved eid) Mowe cons are coming in| TAFT IN THE CHAIR AT OPEN teen yon |be the officer to carry out its regu-| Iwi # chairman of the }dm the form blished in (he new and have jog |etiome, provides Sor stevatore whe ne committee, “wel tua : fetes ap ING OF HAVANA UNIVERSITY inspection three timex a year, and | ways ne comin ramet fations. Hoth eg | napection " imes a ye and ‘ * what an en " tin ee fire nt a Jong strug. |for permits for ail elevator con m ee a path I eed teak] A BRILLIANT FUNCTION. 3 trection. i - + urn really im. The now,” said Henry eed, director —— in regerd to the boy] The Northern Pacific ing comrnittees will kep of sexaloltat 4 som ! i Se ae under 18 will t © run aD | trains ruaning through G sor hes a : om pas a elevator, and to pats! were held { ‘. har m. | Subse Rut 4 e endeava much as pe examinatic thetr fit-l, orning © count of a q | ww Tt ry vend coming forwar ke as much as you! j } freig ine ©. he Cars! cich person appoint hime nd let it be proved that : ON A STRIKE DEMOCRATIS FILLING loaded with lumber” were thrown | ach pers . Rb mel be ected gba + F OUT COUNTY TICKET. |from the track, and also a wwiteh) ies both directiy and indt-lat “ st out of existence : | . cacine. The wrecking crew were | comml both lathe spi not out of existen _ | attorney,|several nours in getting the cars | | mocratic|and engine back on the tracks. No} ON HER MAIDEN TROP. j Weal union ot ele for jus jone was injured | . Tulse race and W. A. Trous L » wt nd ‘J Leeded * 660,000 feet of lum os trician, will be candt| PASTOR GOES EAST from Port Blakeley, the new|° y enentative from the Laas Sahar ‘Waihi led | f « district The nhove Mev. Robert ¢ pe f. an t night Sar un on her! chosen today at m years pastor of t Prost fader " pon this voveg a | 4 | remove P , rag De VOLANTE’S QUICK TRIP, | permane ent Le Lathe ; t Vashi | SHERIDAN IN DANGER AGAIN, | OPN Pfforts terlan Mir ‘ e | : : B time ago in Guilim, which arrived at | rearet hie F amet to hite- | UST BEAR THE STAMP, | rort § ‘ 110 mt em, a m the north Friday | heart! ending herd A H tu by Lt standing by aht, ha ist completed a record | people of Pittsburg. soos wand ASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 1 ’ pumps trol | eran il ng trip from thie port to I ag the provisions of the inter-| ‘he water a , | —_—— Cape, near Point Barrow, having NOME SEASON ENDING eles te ode ce law, the railroads| “* it P a" the trip in rough weather { it in > fetens foe Whines ow in & Worse powit han BAPTAIN To Be SUED the trip in migh weather 1p aie : i 0 Ww eceive tn tay Nae fc ive at e Dhun ‘cenieet ite tae’ ten ae ¢ months and 17 da th Ps , Phe Rinne Me Lo sabe ¢ ‘ Smith, forme Hing October at ' eal agen h ernment inspection, ‘The law | the whaler Bow? . MANY FOUND WORK 12s be ended... When the steamer nt ‘ ag ay FOREIGNERS WILL HELP. | his attorne 1 aust eases dae x » earlier than las GAINST ANNEXATION, . | o Drones & of oe ; r Mark Ten Sule, the local Chinese | aie anemia \ 10 wii NEBRASKAN COMING ASHINGTON, ¢ : re. |merchant, is the head of a commit} ly be chartered ‘ Root doee not favor | tee of Japanese and Chinese to se the regula bor | probably t f . inital wine ee ‘ A-¥-P. stock to thelr countrymen . 38 Portland t an Pr , Phe The ‘ State offi- | | ghar Manthee and Olympia 1] San Franciseo passed al A at he will ob. | The work has already commen to these 2,490 ip the 1 are due here about! morning at 6:40 o'clock an | ject inting at annexa- @ creat enthasiasm 1s being sent. out }6 tober rrive here tonigh , ene th expedients fal, shown by th € - APM ee ee enepunenmereiseinnineegane om SCIEN tamer ee PAY ONLY ONE CENT DEMAND YOUR CHANGE CENTS PER MONTH VOL 8 NO. 18 MACKINTOSH FORCED TO ORDER ARRESTS Prosecuting Attorney Acts in Election Fraud Cases in Order to Head Off Announcement of Democratic Candidate C. A. Reynolds. ee THIS 1S THE LETTER FROM C. A. REYNOLDS WHICH GAUGED PROGECUTING ATTORNEY MACKINTOSH TO MAKE THE ARRESTS SEATTLE, September 30, 1906. Editor The Star—Permit me to thank you for your kind ness in furnishing me a copy of the letter to Prosecuting At torney Mackintosh relative to the frauds committed in connec tion with the municipal election of last March. | have made the investigation into the facts as suggested by you and have no hesitation in saying that there is ample evidence here to justify the arrest and prosecution of the election judges you name (Louis Huny and E. J. Parkinson). | have had @ talk with Police Officer Lillle and the other witnesses whom you mame and find them ready to corroborate, on the witness Stand, if called upon, the facts you recite Allow me to say further that | think that these men shouid be arrested and vigorously prosecuted, both that justice may be done and that notice may be served that ballot box frauds will not be winked at by public officials in this community. In case | shall be elected prosecuting attorney of King county one of which See eee eee eRe eee EKA eR ee SPSS SESE Re RRR eee ee ee ee my first official acts will be to file information against these *# two offenders, and thereafter to prosecute them vigorously and fearlessly, if any one 'n this county doubts for a moment * whether | will do this | am willing to file with any: reputable * man my resignation from the office, to take effect within one month provided | do not institute these prosecutions. Very re & Spectfully, Cc. A. REYNOLDS. 7 * eee ee ee ee ee ——_- After more than @ month of per to publicly that fort A candidate for The Star and w Ist Reynolds h the as the contrary he imparted tion to many of bis per- democratic The | ny nally mucceeded in jends and political ansoct breaking the guards of th On Friday this information publican machine and eecuting Attorney upon Prosecuting ntosh, who, without waiting neth Mackintosh to » ure further information on the election judges who are partic t of the frauds, proceed- to the almost suecessful effort count ovt William Hickman Moore in the contest for mayor at the mu nicipal election of last March. The Judges aceused are Louis Huny and y to issue warrants Resignation of Miller. E. J. Parkinson, and the warrants) There is a w aad vena? for their arrest were jesued late oad that there te a close rela Saturday afternoon between the institution .of On Star's Information. proceedings and the resign: The information ng te the Assistant Prosecuting At- arrest of these men, together with John F. Miller as President the names of the eye witnesses to) % King County Republican club the frauds committed, were procur:|'##t Saturday. The local republi- ed by a representative of The atar|ca® machine has been exerting ev and transmitted to Prosecuting At-|@°Y possible influence to prevent M meh an long ago as |'h¢ proescution of these offenses against the ballot commits in interest of one of its candidates for | office Since the frauds were committed the republican machine has been taking care” of Huny wery dill- gently. As a reward for his services he was given a place in the county Star At thet time The Mackintosh to in the proescutions, in order to serve notice on persons having to do with counuUng in the recent cial street railway election would not be winked at in this community votes But he moved very deliberately in} - the matter and evidence was pro-|##ditor’s office, but whee County cured by The Star that the guilty |Avditor Agnew was informed by parties were being protected by the| The Star of the mature of the evi- j against Hany eh was die local republican machine ouc Reynolds Looks into It. About 10 days ago The charged Couldn't Stand for It. Hany named by Coum Star took | was then the matter up with C. A. Reynolds, the democratic candidate for 5 2 James Conway as one of the gtakinn attorecy, with a View of ab jon judges In the Sixth pre- rtaining whether, if elected, he of the First ward im the re would cause the arrest and prose special election, but objection eution of the offenders. Mr. Rey f' i and a change was nolds asked for a statement of the He was then taken under tase, together with the names of {be Wing of the King County Re- the "witnesses, and ‘The Star on{ publican club and given a place Sept. 25, furnished him with a capy | ¥!th that organization of the letter sent to Mr. Mackin-| 12 view of these facts, it is sig- tosh on the subject more “| nificant that Miller resigned the month before, together presidency of the club on the day information of a corrobe |that Mr. Mackintosh issued the ture | warrants for the arrest, and Mr Pledges Himself to Act Mackintosh hastened to issue the |warrants for the arrests on the >. Sa ae same day Reynolds wrote The Star vestigation of the case, interview (that he (Reynolds) would issue arday replied to The Star that he| m if elected was satisfied that the law bad been | Accused Under Arrest. violated by both Huny and Par Both of the accused are under ar- on, and that if elected his first of-| re put the dates of thelr prelim ficial act would be to file informa-| inary trials have not been fixed. tions against them and thereafter|Huny was arrested Saturday aft- vigorously prosecute them for their|ernoon and gave a cash booed of ind Parkinson reported at the offenses No secret was made by Mr. Rey-| office of Justice cf the Peace P. V. nolds of the fact that he had in-| Davia this morning and was re- vestigated the frauds and that he don his own recognizance ————— tee LVILL * * * NOVEL SUICIDE. * T E ME | * * * ST. PAUL Ming oO 1 * * haries BE. Madden nee ‘as? * are, a miller mmitte ® * * today by ewing * va * ws found { street ® *: ir unc * The Pollard Steamship Co, rep % scious ndition with his ®/ resented In Seattle by LH. Gray * th full of rags. Two yards ® @ Co, has urchased the large * vari-colored rag# and & ® freighting steamer Melville Dollar #® ball of yarn were removed ® from the Robert Dollar Co., of San *& from his He died ® Francisco, It is the Intention of & before + hospital. ® the Pollard company to place the * * steamer on the San Franctsco-Se eee e eee ee eee HH citle-Hellingham run, carrying lum- ber south and general merchandise | north BELLERPHON IS The Melville Dollar was taken over by ollard Steamship com- HE SOUND pany to and she will go upon Koa ory overhauling. Mr. ee Gray »d this morning that the rum in connection . mer will The new British steamer Belle with ame Rainier, giving pho of he Joe Ble na pone a fle * Recrasrt at vie om one as nal freight boat on the | this morning, 12 days and 12 Gan Pranctaco, Seattle. ren . from Yokotoma, completing one of| ,Captain Louls Hansea, formerly salt, foxy of the steamer Rainier, has been a freighting th records for that peundh.. ogg Bove given command of the Melville Dol port to pel ote Hel tar and Capt. Charles Lamdquist, — ne Mh ae Yoko-| formerly of the steamer Coronado, The Beiterphon will proceed to| ¥il! command the Rainier Tacoma to discharge her cargo and will ttle Wednesday to) SERIOUS CHARGE load for her return trip to the AGAINST KOSKI Orient. This is the first visit of the Bellerphon to this p John Kosk! occupies a cell in the Ocean Steamship Co. ts repre mt-l¢ j waiting action on a sert ed in Seattle by Dodwell & Co. un ohaiin. piefe by bis oon | countrymen—Russian Fiune, Sev- KITSAP ON NEW ROUTE lenty members of the society met | last night, and after a discussion of Tho steamer Kits porated bY) the alleged conduct of Koski he was the Kitsap Transportation company,| taken in charge and the police no- was this morning pinced upon the/rified, Koski's daugther Lena gave Poulsbo run, to compete with the) ¢he information that led to his ar steamer Monticello, owned and op| pest erated by Moe Bros. | Sale aties Perec eee eee eee | PIONEER PASSES AWAY. | * i* BANK CLEARINGS. * Mrs. Mary Bailey, a pioneer of] ® * Seattle, wife of M. Bailey, died at! ® oct, 1 1,762,931.81 ® the family home, 214 Lenora st., to-| @ Oct. 1, . Sunday * years old and had | ee day She was 63 been ill for a long peried