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

' THE WEATHER FOREC _ — es to Print the News Only Paper in Seat NTHROWN OVERBOARD That Da * - re a a8 a ot = at te Me fapubican Candidates fer County euscaadinias “Deserted by the Botter Element of the Party “eAbrahams and Rutherford Now Compelled r HURRY to Conduct Their Own Fight. SO Peses aera sas TO AVE 6.0. P. oH? SEATTLE STAR ABT—Showers and Warmer Tonight; Friday Showers; Light South Winds. WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, AMENU NOT INVITING SEATTLE, 1906, 0 PAY OWLY ONE CENT DEMAND YOUR CHANGE a5 CENTS PER MONTH AGNEW DEAD UG Result of Battle Be-|Subject to Fine and Im- tween Peace Officers | prisonment For Is« and Bandits at suing Warrants For Kennewick, Illegal Charges. Wash. eee hee . dover withthe . voters to “vote the ticket EEN “aie [| My anaiting the accounts a principles « MH. HILBERT, SUSPECTED OF THE DEAD. cre nd ce nd the payment 8 . ng to » " fo rent, ¢ sditor J, P, soning pe GRAFT, PASSES THROUGH 8E-| Pie baie _ OVER, marshal of ew has 4, laid himself ennewic 1 Paw a eS . f placed before} ATTLE ON WAY TO ORIENT. é - “ hy et ally ° wenty convention JOE HALSHEY, deputy | exceeding $ sal ee mes Almost Without Funds } sheriff, Kennewick é aty Je oo Be cates | re-| FRANK PERRY, Kenne-| fine and imprisonment sp thew who are Dot s . bots Gilbert, one of the men al-| wick This fac ‘ ‘a th © be implimated in grafting | JACOB LAKE, outlaw. - Pain decision Was st ‘ Francisco, recently sper eS ° : } page INJURED. 1 Page A ge ily 2 rem om the fin th e | Pa » 2 Sheriff McNeal, shot through the county | commis Geel. All of fused ¢ inter waneneee weetetty, |hand and stomach ; will live ope cg the Meeting * > cae” ie a his wife, and it is : nee . nag . that the fab ‘ - arranged bie bust ae: . a's in ven tas the tieket ts» aanee ‘ y algne We ne «8 affairs t a return to San KI I with a view to ertaining | Gaul Offer No A year out it they | wit not be m 1 oe reborn age t tat be-| bY them oper cot mage sgeopte patanoes MEM] Hilbert is a member of the Hil : He ; f illegal charges as to dive ° e the facts Con:| tert Mercantile company, of San twee a Ker ha een ft be will institute and expend La of which Mayor Eugene fficers of the peace erday | ke proceedings for the recover9, ” > me Schmt also eaid to & nnect afterr of me : im ugly Sealed Abe Reuf, San Franctsco’s po ( lay night the store|, The Ia¥ making the county audl . a to this the clas®/titteal boas, and the head of the | ae: Se nines ponsible for y improp oo - who es @ rule co | alleged grafting combine, is t at . inftca ¥ “ « county is tribute to campaign funds “for the | tornsy for th sagnaco ¢ was entered 214 of Ballinger’s good of the are very apa Hite . are a aeial of follows Se qpeaker gave expres to | thette this year, many of them tak i cr oe iy many + Ta eter 4, ngs 3 all knowingly that the count: S\tng the post that “the good of] r t 2 tl | | reec awa eres “ »t authorized bi the fz the party” calle for the defeat of buy tf jo : th | 1 « er f t i vietion thereof, ‘ y Uguo ne | | j an-lthe wafit candidates on the perty ta pala of deing| | town f ft 4 the county jail not ene ke ies aimed teak | pags Ree ed in the | ¢xceeding one and may be wit Workers Are Absent. were forced to } arate We “| fined in any sum not exceeding Sl Reduced th t arativ , t failed | a nds ' Te. | $1,000, or may be fined only.” alle peaury the conduet of the cam he the tp | Ripe pigglle co trod Me ? 4 nian, ¢ wbilean COME ly | } ¢ marsha tw Ramet in to Dae DOOE © to give employment er t* now In | ic al ot esata Ba " ang\t? tha men usually so with Sehmite | } oe ten thn retin > : aumere iquarters at} |ROOSEVELT'S REPRESENTA. | |)! A+ sisting of se amket | io give their time a forts to po | TIVE DISCUSSES JAPANESE | >)¢T ex McNea Ps deputy At work for $5 a day, In the Second-hand furniture te to de|ing any kindling wood handy, pro | Mike Glover ¢ Hal-| aoe downeaet apacnce of those workers, the head mand on Beacon Bill. The talk jast|@eeded to chop the old bureau up QUESTION AT SAN FRAN@) bn. and Harr Aaetattegy — quarters hare been comparatively now among the people te pot of a et purpose. As he did. he co. mediate tart - ‘| Jewerted, thus adding to the wet peste! . |heard & metallic klink and upon in pare a | Party Not Responsidic bionket effect of the general situa options on corner lots, nor Of th@) westigating found that between the ‘ ' , Battle Begins. Conover, of the repub or days, even in some tnstances & umber of the unde sdlican legisia left by the on tor weeks ables om the rep tve ticket have been mittee to shift for theme petty |. M. Williams and Joe Lyons and feel called Billy Potts and George Piper and it, His/ Henry Beck have been virtually left that the present repab to cond , own campaigns § who are condidates Karly in the campaign other candi jare running on their! dates on the ticket objected to coo he | eos QUEER CASE f BROUGHT fe an it thet Tee . sot tributing campaign funds for use in INHUMANITY TO MAN. fi ve ection, electing these men, and as a re ander About ten years ago, duringjemgaged in the cigar business on) Rb be exten nt a the: Gommationen om vet. ttle the hard times, Mr. Nellis bought / Pie st. near Third ‘members of the committee! money to spare, while all of them sie saa gas the bureas in question and other] Around the finding of the money fedifferent. In choce-|realize that only money and the ar for #4 from « second-hand | night be centered an interesting | talk wit pay me second! 10 address republican |kind of work which needs to be paid| Amended complaints were fried | "Or — P scepter «oa i. After am Ik aid of gy Range x oe side of the . , ‘ a talc eommitioe has be lor cam aval) sinet t storm of | this mornin in the euperter court awerng is @ ie, e bureau was) le y for 6 reay jay, then ‘ vbr ser tay ? | ote men who wih jpebete tedignation ” 4 te the belt of Witte Jchaaten In @ corner of the collar |pansing away, or many other equal-| and took up the : i eninet Herbert # ¢ ore ot al day Mr not find ty tm mi events ad comrade. The | According to the papers, an out the second T0 ASSIST the charge of committing crimes Of |rageous fraud has been perpetrated the 4 Hm 1 oC oomming ono ee fa SSS BROUGHT NAG BUT WON’T se, he Nome|16 years of « xe of a Unit) able tx mers left tn chy PROSECUTION probable grading of the hill, but of|@rewer and cleat which held tt ta options on second hand bureaus 004! place there were a number of jeommodes, at least ten years jpienes of paper all of the #amelrecsry Metcalf arrt All this ie due to the finding of ten|ehape and sise. Upon further In-lingron iast night $20 gold pieces, each neatly wrap jweatigation he found that there} ventas ped up in a plece of brown paper, in| were ten of them, and that each ON) nose children fr COURT WHICH SHOWS MAN'S BAN PRANCIBCO, u which had for sere eeotained a golden cagle. The DOWS! schools, took 4 to the cellar, i d om the p an ¢ been spread among the neighbors, | og cause none of the neighbors Ba the excitement and the boom | of education sot enough to be willing to accept |tm geeond-hand furniture was giver it as a gift | Sr. Nellis ts an old renident Ofltion whiter Walter Nellis, 60 years old, 2600! Seattle, Raving lived bere for it Thirteenth 8. was the lucky |twanty years. Until recently he was In Kwapol Resigns. nager o! As they approached the spot where they had been told the men were in hiding, a man arose from the brush and with gents are looking for raised a rifle Deputy Jo Jdead. Sheriff McNeal was the ti next ats arshal, & 4ay¥ | helpless 6s 99 FP. J. Kwapol, former = ger m3 vs walling of the Victoria| The con the Bell-Tower company, has re] ound hie — jn and his wife nigned to enter the wholesale lum-| feeeived from Nome by BUILDING PERMITS. certain property ber business. He will be succeeded | the Mi States Attorney Sullivan to | theentened the man with © by N. D. Tower, of Dex Moines, Ia fat. District Attorney) patiding Inspector Place’s report |'@™ mult to « heir claima Want Bad Boys. F WILLIAM FARROW. that place bas le Se! soe the month of October shows 0 |*™* forced him ¢ the matter The police are endeavoring to Jo] three or four sh the steamer Vict: He “ss jto an attorney. They then took n gang of bors who have been] With thre Farrow, manager of the prosec ut t total of S22 permite tesued, reach-| sonr to a Sea attorney whe ng sewer pipe, plumbers’ sup mree G on Third av. near Captain Newt) ng a valuation of $1,929,879. This|advieed him te application to plies and carpenters’ tools from jo-} PUTSUINE Pike, who was assaulted by J. Mc deanetic, and Cay I roal increase over Sep-| the county offictais for maintenance joal cont rx in the vicinity of fof ther Closkey, a waiter, In the Chinese oe whale j a ae then sige od a paper the Longfetlow school member driven aw early Monday morning, is i a tho ree ! euch an application : sus condition today, Dr, I ee Nome ‘courts to th | ,Raoreee Companies eset, ilaw had no ts standing paysiclen, Rates court at Seattle o 08 |p ee summmaete an, tenanperteties laway from: the ‘ afternoon, that this " | tomorrow a rejand to Curre « Farrow’s temperature SEER jpert from expre companies | © bia, a be : 2 ean on at Aged red ir Be os y resting ¢ - infec. sels yeing guarded against, but PRESIDENT AND HIS NEW CABINET MAKEUP WHEN THE ANNOUNCED CHANGES ARE MADE SHORTLY. [tiffs property i in t eee eee eee ee he NEW YORK, Oct. 15 é - . PRR 1 radu php ugh a pow ms sere vg Moma = prosecutit \ | Ores " Ithoroughbred an’ run him, every = ead Bo dimen ; ; Nidegol orney i ompe and G t jauy wat passes here rubbers at great fa th Goethe hussth me,” said William A. Deniing, « ently discovere stant! ted ; Zn /IN DEFIANT mooD Brooklyn newsboy Now don't instantly killed } DEATHS AND FUNERALS. think fer a jiffy that because bown After an hour or two of fir - 4 race horse I'm gettin’ a swelled “ ing into thrush, the " 7. a he nt James Robbing, aged died at lhead See ee outlaw ppearance.| (Scripps Telegraph Service.) the home of his daughter, Mrs Some of my customers sald to or next] Out appears EP pape bears gy Peancpe eae L. Gritman, last night. The delme today that maybe the Jockey were set to} hol We, SAR » Runsia, Nov Six ceased was from Solon Mills, Tl leiab wouldn't let me ram the horse up resolutions | chief as will pada sone ca je j a ae By Ae t rs today, but inate ot He was a Mason of high standing |under my own name. Say, ain't my which can b rren wa oath they p : in in his home town. The body is at | name as good as the reat Of te cuys ort! owe gath they paraded tn Honney-Watson's preparatory to be-lw'at owns a siable? The.etewards engers » HVS apes "ross and songs and sateianr, of. ing shi east for burial needn't be pfraid thet Th be buttin 1 States con n to the at Prosser , < eee Gertrade MeCoy, infant daughter/in with the Whitneys, Vanderbiits China ex-Gov I ame of Walter jof Mr. and Mrs. J. D. MeCoy, died/and the rest of the four hundred { Helena yesterday afternoon at the family | when I goer to the track to see my | Mont merchant of that or GLASS WORKS | residence 807 Kighth av. The body/nag run, I'll stick in the bunch I the Ort of nid . A nly ur} |was shipped inst evening by the|was made for, see? land ap nt people ated in the rob | |Meattle Undertaking company to| “Yes, 1 made my pile easy. You Ihave eng team-| ber ha ure store, the ARE BURNED | Spokane for Interment see, I'd always been ‘doping’ the ship Dakota, which salle for th ltwo ed early in the] | Anna Bell Vincent, aged 17,! horses and I noon found out that I JOrient on Nov, 28 “ae ‘ in. | daughter of the late Perry D. Vin-|could pick the winners, so I saves Fears Foul Play ‘ of | ’ cent, of Redmond, Wash. died|up a bankroll and plunges one day.| he animal ia an Syear-old and is) Mrs. T. Ryan, Third ay. and Vi xe of his| _(eripes Telegraph Services.) t the family home in Red-/1 hit de bookies t'ree times an’ melsaid to have speed st., anke police locate her son | @¢ad Lake SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-—-The jmond last night. The body was} roll looks like a plano leg Chee! | Deming 1 years old and has’ Bimer, he saya left home with} and that w leased | glass works of R. N. Nason & Co, |brought to Seattle, and at the} I didn’t win all the time but I) asia newspapers on corner of © and buggy several ¢ ano | fr Wa Valla lat Fifteenth and Utah sts, was | Bonney-Watson parlors, preparatory | did win some, an’ I saved it to buy | ifth ay. and Ninth at. for the last toto look at a ‘ i te 2 to being sent to Bothell for 1 skate of my own Gar ven ned bers al j Gestroyed by fire yesterday at & lacrte sae re GEORGE SIMON “"""" last night, He 1 lived In Seattle | BOYS RUN AWAY dealing with dead matter raked & ' A se | INJURED IN A MILL but one year was 31 ye ad TO FOLLOW SEA. by Cha Gleason, who ts engage DIES SUDDENLY a wife. Funeral servis in codifying the city linan Permits for Buildings. For injuries alleged to te enidence at 2 o'clock to-| With the intention of going to amd wiping the slate cle ot old] sare M. F. Rose has been ed to the ‘ « the Kangley ernoon aul Armon and Ray de B nounced this morning that he would aiding ef MP tee te —-— : Ao Say oad - | ie bo each ears of age, | and usele awe. Mr, Carroll an: or a tp . 1 build we Georse W. 8 ie on be . HOUSE CLEANING OF ran away fre 2 poe ere n at nt ndexing " Union at. to cost come lied. at the | cov . mn the posed they went to Tacoma. The | work. Provision has been 0 ‘Yhgee™ fe rs a brick > ‘ old e “ “wi fe ‘ ' w ; e a runaways disappeare 1 from school, | the tax levy for next year for thie pooming he “et an Ppa oh . . ve ; 4 ck . , " ctfise| Toe? hed 0 tstal ened balance of tapers to oo wt he] Raserty. Regooe house, bk Seseuay qartals server 2 ' repealing some | © wererd pire — non . = STUDENTS ARRESTED. it Buy in Bulk Ww DEMOCRATS AT GEORGETOWN. old Joenl improvement ordi.) 7" > gied camels ‘ak eign oles - Material for the water and light Mr. 8 n Ww well known in 4 Many of these ordiances : +4 ing dey ents will here e| Seattle, having spent the greater A ty |go back as far 1898, 1a pet ot -_ Soe nae (Scripps Telegraph Service.) bought in bulk, ff the proposition | p of his time in this city, He/ in § represens “ere nta which were | OC? he fugitives and the truant| LEXINGTON, Ky. Nov. 1—Pive BOW being con idered by the finance | married Miss Fannie Re of} nit A. Reyn te passed by the neil, but never) river in wecking the pair | committes agreed upon by Supt.| Portland, four years ago, and the £ ney, L. W. Nel- learried out beea of other ordl . k students of the Kentucky State col- | Youngs of the water department.|couple ma their home in e f iff, D. Thos, nances introduced later and making} lege are the work house t The committee ha asked = Mr. | cit Funeral services were 1 ee f ’ and lcertain changes In the first. Many CLEANING UP CITY HALL aw trial for an assault upon Youngs to appear pbefore it at the|from the Bonney-Watson part it na of the repealing ordinances will es) “4 fetailed last night to regular meeting on the last Satur-,2 o'clock thi frernoc and ¢ ecting. T same som and “ATS Introduced in the counell next Mon-| City Comptroller Carroll has sign”| kedp order oh the cam The trial’ day of this month to discuss the mains were sent to Portland f Also address a meeting BONAPARTE ~AT GEN ed over 50 repealing ordinances will take place to w ouestion. terment. Park later in the evening, day night aw Dust Ciub Meets. rank Perry Killed. 1; sets in no hope is entertain- NEWSBOY SAVED HIS MONEY " 4 artes . The Dust clut mposed of Vithin half an hour after the! ed for Mr. Farrow’s life. sins] TO BUY A RACE HOR auT the paage men en ed in the] battle near tl bridge McCloskey, who made the as «| : umber industry, will } meetin i po ag alt, is missing. He left for Ta- | HE WON'T MIX WITH THE ing and smoker tn the mm the hundre nen had) coma Monday night and was traced Lumbert club it | There by the police, but left for “FOUR HUNORED” block, nert Nevada Looks Good William Ryan and W. B. Su Farrow's rrow nknown. If Mr lition ts more critic t ation will be fil McCloskey by the