The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1906, Page 1

FAST EDITION | in Seattle That Dares to Print the News 1 WAU JUDGES AME JUbG6LED BY JIM SEATTLE, WA Rain Tonight and Wednesday; Strong South breeze, Continued Storm Warning o — - HINGTON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1906 WAITING FOR THE WORD HE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST VOL 8 NO “PAY ONLY ONE CENT DEMAND YOUR CHANGE i a5 CENTS PER MONTH bl Set of Precinct Officers Given Out By CONFER ; uy -- i 5 Office--One For the Public and One wae ° : | . Actual Work at Polls--Vote Very Light. | PERFECT WEATHER AND ACT IVE WORKERS BRING OUT ' Deh vgeew sor Hm I i aes s ‘ ' THE VOTE IN EMPIRE STATE y comm» N WF i This} IN OTHER STATES. ‘no what appes: an | be ‘ ction | ALLDAY SESSION BEING HELD} p promote f° : X An roone »| AT PLYMOUTH CONGREGA the se » . . ¥ (Serions Telegraph Service.) othe > ach wit ‘ ut 4 TIONAL CHURCH — IMPOR NEW YORK, Nov. 6—Early in ae ’ ed ‘eel | dications point to the election of end te oe oe | | all parte of the state patches in appointe a nets : | dicate almost a Hearst dalide ‘ . x In| An all cont t the ¥ a tear - | Later returns may, of alter Bets. |the outiook conSiderat t at 4 at} the Ply n « we nal | o'clock this afternoon the repub the | chur Only ab - can leaders seemed to be impreseed ' np presret, The mecting ws with the probability of Hearst's ’ ffictals w ai direc of the al ae | The Journal this afternoon prints te ¢ fation, wh lev a} ex Benge u — ‘ devotional es a dispatch from Elmira, N. Y., say By wd Bann = fb . « the m jing The mechanism of the voting , ward besa € he 1 f - “ | machine broke required opening ' grea work to arly today. T@o years ago the b a oe ; WL ag ict went even between Higgins my precincts of the city tes’ Sheed eal = j land Herric When the machine r anew i Dernocrates © Heart, reput M ao « i nde Be alte | es Wilson of Chi Jans, for Hughes, 26; Independents a hat the! iggy om I ore wa ge Ai for Hearst, 32. Hearst's plurality EE set off by lk ay emg re mevenes last year. . « fo . mal bk of nen . CoA, wh ganized in 26 cit-| EW YORK ens ' ; were rail-| jes with ates | me fo im many | with which the Seatth ub | - hed ™ here at . affiliated, and which has a com | he morning cold and! nection | colleges and 115 cit-| man in 3 t with a rain falling, | les A ¢ niion to consummate i continued wotil well 4 in| this movement will be held in New xeceame oe | Hum . 4 t “ the ¢ York Dec | i : p nd fae tings that was in evi-| - » : ein s ve yuntry as a trib | hos , “ e Wood, p jent of j | we firet $ . é Fwy t a consery commedious building for 6 rate of ey ie a beard t to say that during ben hea Present quarters in Rockefeller Votes. apn le hours of the ten th © le theater building con. | The t . k stock « be open under the law, leas than | *uties fm rent all the outside sub | i i ] apes _ “0 10 per cent of the registered vote | a 4 NOTHING DOING, AND THE 5 her men 3 of the city had be «Darin Th eaident’s remarks were jr aa a a ae Gi not show Up. | ing ning hours were a | a onded by the general | « a JAILER 16 THINKING OF /,,,/ x baat | . v1 dat to submi s “ a “4 por renggy REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES | protested ot th 44 i . © a - carriages tn ev but they be ary, Mina May alker, wh protested ags | WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN j Rockefelie tats gan to a me of the » « th al conditions at h HUSTLED FOR ELECTION Day | SBETR®. | “es bay x at * 1 by wee hie precin e orig: | ctncts ab ler noon and cor ts ends, was able to present | sewers levie: abt of b i ‘i . Beard included H. Sut-| tinued tm service & r lees gen-| ot lamentable tnade NSES AT THE LAST MO-| At the « of the ! . f munenes wer ar Bening tie member. Th ally throughout the rest of the | quactes a most forcible mas it wae represented th study of shes ei ok, His eee sd i} day her the sttwatior t ; Steaian ’ a statement saying | At noon an — » of " s embve t uate wae we lusate far tenet the city and fa waa mae new oy to | the county ft ¥ ° heir baad on tor | Smit, Prose. . easing, would ' « ae yor with his new j f the afternoon see | ,, ne | samen pee ter th bc Sage 28 | phone to jingle ang one Hearst is claiming. 3 Bool gerthcwrne reanen by Mian Mabel | he ; son anewered and presently central) | a atroimen would K. Safford on “The Spiritual J . n- | i Gmeve danger of bring defen would desist ju r ane { the oppos 8 ¢ th ag Bp oe ater wae the |Aceeimt of the inability of the An cin tk-eindk a weer " Ph lifer is + ht he suspended, bu ; pose of the Association,” and Mr.| Pabtleane to get the straight rep ' ’ besachaen ‘ee : " nain at their posts i Ara 8, Allen, on “The Relation of a. | teeadl-vote to the polle. With the one of the land of| rae See e. Se the Association to the Modere| siaste ote | Sittgal sssietance of t reathleasly into} vr "tains pueee : A Heavy Califernia Vote, “a nutes before aa fo sinewe | GQature the eo hopes to less “ We wa SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6. ] i \ s st the campaign, ome of them] @ thie danger al ¢ time as Rockete r eather prevalis thro CITY HALL CLOSED ~~ herieeystnaiion aoe fornia and a Deavy | 4 ‘ - 7. P. Morgam San Francis a Genncmibiied cae area j doo line and waited 10 m th Pecbte PERFORMED THIS bitterly disappointed. Talk to the j booth only seven seconds. pooag effect that an arranger will bs ' j* rhe ye eee from counties uf SKILLFULLY —OR.| made ax soon ax Jos well for | om fence lea A a atate it ae cae + settlement out of cox consi: city hall, as also the down i | says emen ha os a Se MAKES AN IMPORTANT | oration of the t » streets, was & aeene of dese iin ported gro in. Herkis Virggg Boagersecoe Ban +2 REGARDING THE "ORT? jon this & ing. All of the buat I Fooied Wa 2 o 4 ‘The southern and to ce at. tte . pote ; , ry to expectations, wrong. ‘Those > inform voters gunstitoniesi aod tration was raised fr eenheer gation Gras =" statements are mistakea laces, and to an | «r Independence head in the north sent We it to render the prose elec officals. | THE CALENDAR CALLED AND b said the tremend eport. Be Hee operated upon | « y's office all possitie| Ma spent a portion of | he didn't cover $25 be had|in all ma as iain ten load gd a — Pa 2 rok the conduct of the | the r oratng hn siening the war CASES GSET—TRIAL JURORS GuRIosITY OF IGNORANT NA> hacked ay fr lay that|¥#s cast early, is without ha f aunties, appeared je othe case a any person who ap |rants for last th. i the boy pre sting y lan except Hearst be for Bell, wh Were successfully ox ie with an effort of sett City Mnatecer Thomecn came| 'N SESSION AFTER NOV. 30 TIVES CAUSES FATAL AccH |) 8 eee et Pons a cies toe canon an teal ’ BM. Rininge mt will also be prosecuted on the aighten r ew inties are n r ~ « \ * ot showing the DENT ‘ na was raise & ne and, acer charge of attempting to compound Stes term of the federal court ¥ t th - jus he republican vote. 4 the wounde 's felon q with eee rie pondee han ak £2 geneell oth h oe | A state t the Los Angeles 5 id it very skillful Constantine attacked my bos Thomson | 5°s*2 this morsing © dhe owe ea, ar Bell organ, concedes RENEE Weakened from the in a brutal and cowardly manner | end the calendar for the November] (Serippe Telegraph Service.) 4 nee aol te one red gad redoced al-\ the more cowardly because of the in the} term of the United Stat cireult| GUAYQUIL, Beuador, Nov. 6 th atoms, a The eral opinion is or the | differeace in size and physical lo ncaten. Last night be.| 2204 district court was called (8i8/Gurigns natives at Mocha, © new the Halen n Francisco wilt go to Bell, and | strength of the two it ts absurd meeting © was a| *fernoon Gemmcoened by the Americas the b art wnates majority he may ger is to think that we would not desire f one who had ) lowing cases in which couipany on the Quito ond an Wal the | Mant here will, it is expected, be offaet oF aecution. The be sat we 4 Hi G . States is the prosecutor | night cawsed +i hr keys for the iron | xly ro ercome by the majority Gillett been announced Ge “ t a rep » ' rook , ce 7 1 x ot Or nd can expect ts Jease will sur mad telephone to me teins tae waiting in : Boye th ag and mel noon, The majority are dee to tech 5 { Oakland and other a ert He ta by no|look up the p failed to get 4 « Ti abne and injury to nine W sd n irregularitie > y ches . ane yet ont of dange rack of bim jor and; Captain Bod-| @? natives had surrounded the train, |)" “What's doing?” demanded | tical irregu : |} reports from all over the ts he com will be much| One bet has been registered be-| £ with manslaughter; | @hon, without warning one of them | '"S rer” ee Poco ong . or a ; ndjcate that fair weather pre- e ike Gen-|tweon Jim Morrinns and Batterty @| captain Newth, changes with the lgmieased a brake, and the entire!) id Larsen, And | er ica feath ey. Ree is that the vete was light either by J or p re they be-| Smith of $500 at even 1 y Jim | abduction of an Bak mo woe <n frain plunged backward down the |"* ‘turned o his figures pore gerd a a ones his ic. The democrats are @ my tamtly, be took the Hearst end. | Prank W Mapes and J. Mingo, for | track for a dixtance of a even Game Unde la Murder. is ; ‘avert pprehensive about the socialist | a aumber of eauall bets bheve| mer members of the Seattle fire) tunity overturning, with fatal re ROSTON, N 6—Michael Mar-| tat ment President h will be heavy in the ~ been placed on the county election | 4epertment, accuse of stealion | gute P 4 a or} tab! ’ ne dieaviet,. ‘They are eontident, ae eae ae en eae Jon | vovernment goods from Ariing: | bed th the hanes gir | etn su, that they will elect the 7 men te Te The) fon d et the time fire: } ce ox ee a mag Da Ll | Ke r, congressman and a mas 4 ? that the. betting is 5 to! nig Bill,” an Indian, charged with ; : mult of ~ t the atate Ceeet th c¢ legislative eiiquor on a. reservation: | ; v6 Reuf's Gang Beaten. i 7 |Henry Fox and Albert rson, } ; " at a ' It is ¢ 1 that 50,000 yotes | charged with buying vesaedt te wil sel in tois city. The nN SAILORS MUTINY |oxnism nikon at derarentns to; | wi be toveel tal ct, The BA |e “ts near Port Townsend; W. ( yH 1in interest outside of the gov- i MeNichol and Charles Davenport, 1 t x h ernorsh pears to be the judi- 3 iy jocal employment agenta, charged and re ul tieket. Indications are that i cistink otencint mipstael sce! cecal proceedings 14 taking , Ruef's candidates for judgeshipa PORTSMOUTH, England, Nov from seamen for obtaining} be defeated. Republican Chait. —_—— But for the prompt action of the [jobs them their, ove brite id m Gtond, in 8 otatuenens tile ac j—Bet for ‘ . 7 oe i. L. Jordon ER RAY, Nov. ¢ pres. |ernoon, declared that Gillett will 7 ‘ lentire foree in naval barracks A. Lat 0, Nov. 6—“Hel-| angele gl naval barracks) © eed with smuggling hay from DAK carry San Francisco by a good ma- | the sauthe an obnoxious Canada; Robert W. Smith, ir, -_- ity and the state by fully 20,000, erect | oat aaa - sited. The charged with mailing obscene m | . fie tn tion wished to re it and Welsford Slade and T (Seri--e Telegraph Service.) Secre 1 In Minnesota. | mand a sail the rear ranks, and| Morgan, charged with smuggling MONTGOMERY, Ala, N 4 * eggs aflvdend Seip ev, Gr Renee 4 commanded the front ranks to| opium a P-Dabote, oneal Do ee West F , ; eather prevails and there is J kneel, in order that he might ot Tomorrow the federal grand jury [County bank, at Monroeville, ts $ \ : y : wt the entire 4 lenin m better view o » antler will be impa 1 415 ahe according to A statemen i 1 > on the f poop nd = “ie Tria will be in geceived by State Bank Exam veaning . phnson, n N oe wh Hodke The bank nh a being corte ay nap’ boca t llores resented thi flee i Sem ee $30 ” = Repeater Arrested, an. nt 1 1 to rush rial of George an which ¢ “gt : i New. 63 pod Vote in Colorado. SETS Genery « ficer, but were stopped at the egin oe wales ee mene oP “diet . NVER Nov, 6.—Extraors urried! umrmoned the 1 of b a por from t attentively. ; , TR i same re ° ih the Sreaktont : re the officer. As it was, the canteen | 5 tee, 8 € ‘ the rts have eee i wan wrecked i ws | } nd was beat ‘ Rett 1 favors ” to preven New Mex for joint st quarte Bitter Fight in Utah. Ex ther prev weed Bente seh : in A 1 New Mexicc they re LAKE, | 6. . i tenia h | David McKnight, conductor of the : : ubernatorial Race Close. a call i\CONVICT K | OTER Jame t. cable car No 64, and y ; z amy NASHVILLE, 7 Nov. 6 ne ih sopeatinn | }Gripman Brady, of the same car a . ar - Ree: of th j " t at I . ~ aa a 2 (Seripps Telegraph Gervies.) | 6 o'clock last night at Second ay : x hs « ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 6—I i ]and James st. The depression pul a . A . " 4 sn ages { ne of the men recently in-| ley Caught in the grip, causin e * «A ' By trained Lit toa cecent pate Wat, Wa dur. | Conductor McHugh was standing} BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 6 —Jame . . aS Murphy 8 why and |) 4 Sed {near the door and was (brown MeGovern and Con McK w t WASHIN « — “ss ‘i me - sgainet the railings surrounding the miner terday t live : J x POU Pia ee gripman, He was cut and | in a fy eat , 12 gg lei tees ; FEARED . ‘ about the head, and this m ng | Sweat 1 The men were ' PH —! ‘ FM y r J __ Crosses Ocean 900 Times ‘BANK is ROBBED his case ie considered quite werl-jon the foot level, and were ’ y 1 er rhe Bellevue station of the American Gripman Brady was thrown for 1 vs “ F i aes I r 4 Sun (Seripps Telegraph Service.) ward inet the brakes and re Reloased From Custody i n maid ‘ ie mem fo io 6 English channel, tin| LA SALLE, Il, Nov, 6.—Robbers|cetved painful injuries about the ABERDEEN, Wash., Nov. 6.—H .” Murphy re- a ‘ cro e At-| yesterday entered tt rme thighs here were no passengers | L Sheldon, who has been held in th i le on election me HS bas not ince ee the A F hel supp en His wite . Mr. Kinsey holds the | and Mine bunk of Ladd, a min-| aboard car at the time, Me-|¢éity jail on the suspicion of know “ : declares + i r Wh Aimays very Particular cord of having crossed the) fig town near here, secured $7,000,| Hugh wee taken to the Providence |dng more than he was willing to ever the a ANd keeping b oan more times than any| bound Cashier J. J. Hurley hoapttal where he t# being attend:| tell about the death of his wife reat vote, and ev Bhe fears 1 ng man. In the figures hit} caped, The robdurs bad gone anjed by Dr. Bortes, Brady wan re-| whose body was found floating in " eth ' ering: Se the police to Imvac, cage amnounts to about 2,703,000| hour before the crime was discov. moved to hie home. His Injuries the Chebalis river, has been re; HUGHEL TALKING FROM THE to obe a : » the Atlantic alone ered tre found to be slight Jeasod from custod BACK OF A TRAIN len pe and ¢ (Continued on Page Three.)