The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1906, Page 1

T y THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST.—-Fair, Cooler Tonight = Dares to Print the News per Light Froete. Saturday, Fair, Warmer = ght eastawinds = SEATTLE WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, BCTOBER 19, 1906 PAY ORLY ONE CENT DEMAND YOUR CHANGE CENTS PER MONTH IDREDS DEAD IN CYCLONE IN HAVANA ‘it DIATE GUIGER BROOKLYN BLOWN FROM RE MOURINGS AMP COLUMBUS W LD RUMORS OF, DESTRUCTION ! HALL 16 SINKING ial ) Tite was noon Since r Loss of Life Said to Have Occurred in Pinar dol Rio---Shanty Homes in Havana's) pos Districts Blown to Pieces By 80- Gale---One Soldier Fatally Hurt and Seriously Injured. BY JACOB WALDECK, fapetad Bia Corer Telegrapt | HAVANA, Oct. 19 —As the result of the worst cyclone city has ever seen. hundreds of persons are known to be | jad and hundreds injured Thousands of dollars’ damage has been done to the States cruiser Brooklyn, which was torn from her im Havana harbor. It is thought to be hard mand. Others of the American fleet are reported seriously Tris believed there is loss of life among the crews. ‘Columbus is practically wiped out, every tent being and nearly all torn to shreds. ad WANA, O&t. 19 — Some ol the poorer sections of the districts are swept clean of shanty homes, which before an 80-mile an hour wind. The only of the dead so far is made in this city. Communi- the interior has been cut for two days. There rumors of destruction wrought, and it is is great loss of life in the province of Pinar be Service) | LITTLE HOPE NOW ENTER TAINED — PNEUMONIA SET TING IN—PATIENT 18 UNDER |; OPIATES. ag removed early this after arly yesterday the patient under the influence ot sinistered for the pur ening his pain, whieh Hall has been reet | very severe tly 20 o'clock this afternoon his temperature was pulse 1 respiration 45. inther is his bedut constant watching sign of hope for the young man's eventual While there's life, there's hope, statement made Mis © o'clock this describing the M. Hall, the |real estate agent, who was shot re cently by William Constantine, bis Y [this afternoon that there is re te the |by Dr | afternoon, en significant Rininger at 2 in condi ot Jenne young Jobn F. Miller d at the hospital carly thie morning fer the seeing Hall, but Hall was ale went away As Mr ™ da statement from Mall was progressing very favor-|*0? after the shooting occurre | was not considered that another one jably until a day or two ago, WhOP! was of sufficient Importance to jus laymptomes of tify disturbing the patient served, since which time he has!) in case Hall mld die, as ap sinking rapidly. Yesterday |pears highly prohable, his aseatlan the attending physicians inserted & will be rearrested and held in jail metal tube Into his left lung to car-ito awalt trial. Constantine te being ry away the blood from purpose | fatherintaw ung Hall is so low Hit te hope for his recovery ° } soldier was fatally burt and a number are reported ily injured when the blow struck the harbor, which with scores of small vessels. Many of the ves- torn from their moorings and, ships never being Havana, were dashed on the rocky shores. ‘war vessels Minneapolis, Texas, Denver and ship Celtic and the collier Leonidan , but were damaged, although to what pneumonia were ob deen the wound [shadowed conatantly by officers the fact that the storm gave half an hour's warn- sn the sailors to prepare, prevented a much oo ae Most of the fatalities so far reported are the native Cubans, but it is thought that about a seal were killed, some being Americans. ys were leveled as if by an earthquake he Gs AUGUSTINE, Fla., Oct. t9¢—A conductor of the st Coast line from Miami, reports the steamer Lucille, Bs crew of 40, supposed to be lost off the south coast im the hurricane of Wednesday night. Portions ture, smashed, and small boats were washed building in Miami is damaged, and scores of were hurt, but it is thought that none are seriously BURNED (5 BURNED } Service.) 19.—-Pire stock of in the (Serippe Telegraph SAN FRANCISCO, Get watneured | STEWART HOUTZ, ACTOR, Di FROM BURNS RECEIVED AN EVERETT THEATER. leatroved planes vaeine storeroome », owen at Bush and Fraokiin ats, thi |m orning The biase attributed to debris which, it ls believed, had been amouldering since the ai war swept by fire on April 20 in TLLE, Fla, Oct. 19—A delayed special says the greatest damage was done to the South coast of Florida about ro o'clock yesterday The burricane swept the peninsula early in the then doubled back and hit the coast with increas- Oot Special Service |HMouts, @ young actor, was l burned early thie morning explosion of an ofl stove flee of the Brandon theater [he was sleeping. He died j o'clock Houts dent occur and was from buflding by people | were tracted by the The mans ae the skin 19 Stewart ) fataity by an the « where EVERETT. (Star manbemienmes AL MAIL IS was alone when the acct remov wh noise of th sufferings was burn fon of hin in Boise, at ne ston intense om alme His REPORTED lve Investment artist The Parry today sold to 1. W low Ninth ay. near James st, oppo FRAUD |for 1. M. Parker to Joseph Johnaon two lots located on Second av. west INDICTS PROM ON company working with} amount of work. and “ send all of this} |mail off on the 7 and 10 o'clock! ains, and also work the incoming matte. In speaking of the | Postmast Stewart said if the basiness houses would Imall a part of their letters cartier in the day, it would greatly ia us in giving a satisfactory service | Hampered lack of} clerks, F et be pometble all the tn night of-| tepartment also between John and Thom: ate $9,000 Fred the ry's Se BE. Bander & Co. has sold t half of lots 2 and 8, Ter nd addition, James st. nea Ninth av. for Jobn Connolly to | A. Mason, for $16,500; also lotsa | and 2, block D, Kinnear Park addi ter of Foufth av. weet and Roy st., for C. L. Jones toe Portiand parties for $8,500 Adolph Behrens reports the jot lots 11 and 12, Kinne dition, located on the corner Olympte place and Eppler place G. W. Yaneey to A. C. Phillips pri ping $16,000; also the wale of unimproved lote on the north | west corner of Third av. and Mereer for KR Kinnear to Fred Gidner, for $8,000, Guion & Co. lot Capitol Hill them since Monday, $26,000 A.B Jnques matter today GRAND JURY INENT NEBRASKANS CHARGE OF FRAUDULENT LAND ENTRIES. bettove we are it would an up ore the downtown with sale he ¢ he | mait 2ins 6s would cooperate the (Seripps Telearaph Service.) LINCOLN, Neb, Oct. 19.-—- The since their mar . federal gran¢ ry today besides pro had been wpporting him, him with all the necessaries The plaintiff came into »pertios by inheritance, also ) a considerable sum of mone OLO TIMER 1S DBAD. he wife Indicted 27 individuals, alleging fraudulent land entries and for the selling of liquor to Indians. Some of the most prom inent Nebraskans are sald to be in | volved, but the names are withheld The president has ordered that the prosecution be vigorous SAILOD DROPS DEAD. CAPERS DES DIVORCE _ S fomplaint in what , into an extreme it in the this m Kalbe a8 plainti Wlerdant. Violent of the husband Wile as the caus port several sales made by aggregating ife p property Newell has sold for George to Dr. ‘Trueblood thy corner of Warren av 10x120, the purchase srles Kickuseh, of Brighton T ied yesterday afternoon of He 58 years of age.| to Beattle 15 years ago} 1 at Brighton Beach with | Republic price being § n at bay 4 sailor aboard Puebla, dropped dead last night at > y clock, Reed, it is sald, had — 1 drinking very heavily and his Ar + “| death was probably caused by heart eased batt taiure brought on by exces rthert) dunking. He was a man of on r and had been abo F. Ree the WILLIAMS MAKES DENIAL Pre Williams, of the Ch ao, Milwaukee & St. Paul, ea out an official denial this morning of the rt that his road had cured control of the ( Sound railwa There is nothing to that said Mr. Williams if there # en't heard anything about it the Chieago, Milwaukee & St for OO-acre tract of 1 kused ident th the smashing of Ht wan one of * t ‘ re of age ard rep whip for negrl iy GETS SUSPENDED GENTENCE Joe Wi the who recent! pleaded guilty to burg! ted at h morning brought before Batterwort ytumbia three * re ed nd | *| * repor BANK CLEARINGS. ar ni el ‘ ; F indignities had toeted ed ¥a him off Judge local dye how ue the purchase Ren t 1] negotiating pd near No, indeed ng hor seeking | in that vielnit entence nd the are neither bu t ‘o buy any prope eer 49,964.60 youngster Oe FATALLY STOREROOM r Place ad} A.} | ute ot Rt | a} ing. at Globe ing mule | Globe un Neh “THE EMPTY SADDLE” A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE The City Council Will ~~ ditor's Note. de man outside the Valted xpent In the eat attraedions he how Mr. viet wall, the Tt Lawoae thes aly, whieh att, Ptorem ub Hroad Btreet + ristras* The Mur way wee siving we opened e STEAMERS iROQvOIS. Philfipa a lot | eer wt have beer Stearmahip Thid word was an @xeurnion T (Scripps PHOEN Purvis ‘CORT RETURNS FROM THE EAST n@ the Ste «wor tle Nevember 18, biggest theatrical Y reached the { New bh Cort, rk city It kept The # em States, tie Sie a this Iw morning after yornt ing t at the « nipewer rheatra ed New to Roberts in leak.” who opened at theater, Phitadel ph! 4 Y as on, and saw t five tei Cort's the le ¢ Mt a awh . the st Grand ving splendid Montgomery and Stone The Red MIL” apd Kiaw ant tanager's big produ of the Prin Cin are “ a betier thi | tore. The buriness at bie The Strength the | tm F the who will play in Seattle ot ive Maud ie f atter te bigger ¢ 1 Hor Heattle Pigrne 4 ‘ares a's new Th a BIG LAKE STEAMERS 6.... the | ARE PURCHASED — LAKE CHIPPEWA AND BTAINS GREAT over Transp the ugh t Lakes panwen- two big Crea De | Troquo the Alas thin orning and tr vay shit ou ¥ urchased by mpany ity exp + the stroke tr They Frank © " amurer t he company KE. Peat ka Stew NH. Lent, of the same com As prene the |iness for thelr Jakes, Capt as |brought the and anot apt lected: Chief Engineer Bist Engineer Jones and f will be t * atroke hav four make water tube bollers 2k yth depart Johr Indiar 1 Georme a peed of oer s00n AB ever x ie been used amer between Sault Marie and Mackinaw, and of the fi ” Rhe ate her t ye the steamer of a Her length S44 foot ee ted to be « f next yea ° knots eur expe firet It heer the India rv but ense has 2 allows | the Troque | take the The p 1700 paxrer ' r oth were built roximately _ GREEN LAKE KILLED Telegraph Serv Ari Ha SOUTHEAST SEATTLE FAIR CLOSES TONIGHT CANAL QUESTION. HAIL STORM AT: Makes | FIRE AT ISCO. (Beripps Te SAN FRANCIS resulting in damag ef $200,000 brok the Southern Pacif\ A number of frei threatened, but were oved from the danger line. A great deal of ,jarm was felt throughout the elty owing to the inflammable material in the path of the fire, but the re- organized fire department proved) equal to the ther damage resulted. = PAPER CARRIER BADLY Bu pein raph Service.) 0, Oct. 19.—Fire to the amount st night in eight sheds t care were occasion Vance night, while Owtng to the! Ballard throngt he has been in ng a small bulls abdower on last Hvering his p lark section of which his route the habit of str lantern to his waist with © see his way. It ix believed the) wick of the lantern was up too high nd, bet Vance knew it, b clothing wa: Vane at the time and ing the blaze for home. The flames we si r was with him t, in both started to run then quickly ex Nicholson was sum. that the burns moned and stated would necesita ne time. Young 4unce Garrett av WOW KILL | CATTLEMEN (Scripps Telegraph Service.) OMAHHA 19.—A te Indians have beer ' lives at Oct outbreal “ aur worry curred ‘a bat nber ans are sup od The to have jured the In catt ck, Phe battle wher attempt ame 1 run ¢ fight then t The Indians 1, killing a numt k the meat home to sched Omaha ured the atte f steers. their camps. jast night 4 there is circles be start ig news ¥ dispatch. t ih army 1 | SPOKANE POLICE ARREST TWO ALLEGED HIGHWAYMEN WHO ARE SUSPECTED OF THE CRIME Telegraph Service.) 10.—Two men kille atree wa 1 idence and no fur which | laying him up for} were killed | IPED OUT AND TENTS TORN TO SHREDS WARP PLEALG Personal Ra- quest to Mayor Moore for More Patrol- men. of all other cities. the preseut s of @ total of 145 men. 119 are umber one 109 men © shifts of eight hours each, © time ie 48, doing & hilly elty of 209,- The council hae which will be of the year, and ent conditions now ced them. fam in- © members of the city would be willing ¥ way, but they Now « elty that can lion dollars in a day ly would be will- 00 to give proper for the next three penstein announces that ix not forthcoming he will engage the house and give band srpose of giving per police protece TW LE LIVES. LOST IN FIRE BIRMINGHAM HOTEL BURNS— TWELVE ARE DEAD— PANIC ENSUES AND PEOPLE ARE TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT. ead of amother-| (Scripps Telegraph Service.) BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 19.—As of a fire in a cheap board- this morning, 12 are dead » number injured. The house packed and a panic fol- of “fire,” several per- pled. A number of omated. building was a frame strue- Most of the dead were burned ognition. Besides the 12 i two are missing. das a lodging ptormen. was of persons nd was closely The house was onductors and 9 thinks the fire Seven by tandlady endiary origin still missing JAPANESE ANNIVERSARY, nace The The anniversary of the birth of the Japanese emperor will be the occasion of a brilliant social affair n Seattle, This will be at the Lincoln on November 3. ‘The Japa- nese consul, 8. Hisamidau, and Mrs, Hisamidzu have tssued invitations 1,000 which in- le in Portland, Tacoma, Port beside ” to prominent pe , Olympla 4 and Bremerton, n Seattle N. G, W. PARADE. The first monthly parade and ball of the N. G. W. was given at the Armory last night by Companies-D, B and L, Second infantry, and Com- pany A, signgl corps. Major Strin- ger led th clude Spokar | Townse MAY BE MURDERERS OF HUTCHINSON t of om jirer of Mrs. Heged to have Hutchinson me ficial a this he time of unanimously robbery constitute for the erime, AND, Ore. Oct. 19.—Tit vs this morning thy of Reno Hutehingom & cot \ ha nm that » motive PORT ry truly