The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1906, Page 1

PAY OWLY AST EDITION THE SEATTLE STAR eae ent WEATHER FORECAST. Tonight, Ooonsional Light Rainy Cooler; Sat urday, Ovoasional Rain; Weet Wind — ig Reattle T) >, ser in Seattle That Dares to Print the News sia ie di > ‘The Ovly Par SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, Dee, 7, 1906. VOL. 8. NO. 245. a5 CENTS PER MONTH aaa Aa a a eet i a |e eR RARER WELL-KNOWN | AN AND/| * WOTeReeereri yy jd * aT WARD LI 2 CHARG « rene WIFE MAMIE CLANCY Pt ” * | with IMPRC AND| § * } . | 9 A OF sEcURES ae * ARATION * * | QRANTEO * af “ , ‘ , | : + Indications Point to Dif-| Frat Hous wea year ‘ . ‘ant ) |Frat House at Cornell wite . ies . +) ficulties in Securing Nests en * * estroyed and Six red *:| *| Men to Try Ches- Ave:B hee we ‘ re Burned to Sa . ; ter Thompson. D aetay 6 e " eath, ) * in Bee . + EEE ee | ¥ poveticta . ai® * | Serippe Teleara °) gambies * it It Is needless to repeat that * } | ITHA , De The Chi fee and & e 5 | * the state does not believe # a of Cornell unte jogo e * | & Chester Thompson insane * 7 ‘ fi ‘is the > & was he, in my mind, in * tr « oe 4 *)@ when he murdered Judge * to #ix a peer es */@ ory, Me certainly gave evi ® of 3 Quit Not Contested. : 4 | & dence of clearness of purpose My t. Cht f tien # | # when he bought the revolver #® | ‘ hie mm pre ¥ * % | before going to Judge Emory’s *0 : ; Be onan * a * home, and | am not at all in # ' : pony y. by * 4 @ clined to believe that it is a ® ‘ ee any - £ | @ symptom of insanity for a mur | = as, a eate ia # derer to express me regret for * It . F bed See } £/# his act. Mr. Thompeon, the fe # JOH 1 i s30.ce " be # ther of the boy, has my sin # EBT t x, Ith eed cing es * cerest sympathy, but justice # : : = geal sloped | © * |@ demands that young Thompson * ma. be soa es + + / & be punished for hie crime,"— # age ne | * + & Prosecuting Attorney Mackin s| Pte ,* * & tosh by * ** *| js. ¢ * Tb lalielialaialsielieielialicteld txte-eacrer-p=epiqeas eae ATS aT TT were fata * * BY A. D. PRINCE ’ |through the t Wa > #|(Stalt Correspondent of The Star) | A 0 M ALEER “Al the. "ibe * ACMA . ge , Bed * o ave be . i . “ € ” . « Par , beet iy | arn, Raaaes ine every prow | (Gerippe Telegraph Service.) ec " he gin | ae ar en the exam: | | > ~ : ; . sah | | LO® ANGELE De elis unksows . a "i . siete timely arrival of a rescue a * * , —_ - ~ . j saved M Owe McA =|s oer ee ere Sere jeath by ‘mutfocation I "FOUR IN RACE FOR * # have t ertified by the dlert end 4 [ quickeas yl cothocniag 04 « thon sent to the shes, whe cea he | U, MANAGER * &| Under the law each ventreme tr wre Gimnet. selhd | pe aes a «|% he bly make! A storm with a wind rext tering urning, transferring passengers |tention by his shouts. His r aptorts = Ma ; } ater, before the!» velocity greater than ever before {at the junction. The Seattle Elec |after two hours’ efforts ‘ Te rteey, ans > econ. Bat th wry lat the ke weather bureau oc | tric. Co. have a large force of men/ the 5 and the nae tn Ot 4 waa ; . eed th" curred iast night im Beattle end) at work repairing the cke and Kennedy, Ba . re vietatty. For five minutes between | trestle, and it in expec that Metzle The j 1 RI paces , mum | 10:06 and 10:10 o'clock the wind) car service. will be in condition tor r * * . « ew at the rate of « mile minute, | travel tonight ' Perth mene be ohetnlend by tho [nae (oF Several hoers after contin Damage on the Lake. | prea ali sed at @ rate between forty and] a. nigh Sok Naan ht did * ‘ i> aatien- an. hous © high wind of last night did | mech damage © eastern shore Devoted to His Brother The precipitation was also some jer Lake Weehingion. At Kirkland Beginning of Trouble. 5 The estrance t between UC Cinmey dates from last Oc. | © of Maurice Thomp | thing remarkable, 2:71 inches fal) foot launch was driven ashore | ‘ » x ae Sire. engine A a h tana brother} tag during the twer yur houre ae ame e S of Cant.| . « to be one of the features] A eotmparicon can be made and eae ore oe cee (Scripps Telegraph Service.) | CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS al. All da rday he| the rainstorm which caused the re |) agi Pay pala oa Be OBISPO, Cal,, Dee. 7. | TO VisiT SCHOOL SUNDAY. t . * esting | cent Moods, at which time the pre | © diffic ie rhe A slight ear thirty sec | - , to] eliptation was but 2: 4 owe S einnmaaen dak sine t in this Next Sunday {s the anniversar i r Tee withds were from the south | ine f shelter R. cos aa last nig the § hool ¢ ed on al haw At ted this MBE e e a al school a ere Christian En ex were) WIFE BEATER ARRESTED points along the were broken up| Her or sunk sey The roof of the building in which | ty-ne Practically every awning on First. | morning ot the| @eeend and Third aves, Pike an sunk, an sther business streets were dow) ) jake «mal aud many © Several elec A special invitation to all Endeavorers and boys to visit te. Take the orn to rib’ signe went . « * . * « « * - * « - * * * * * * * * . . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * . 7 will return a MAS. JOHN CLANCY ¢ that| most notable Incident of this being! i. goattie olen Mill Co, is lo-| mor a a rie a Point Boas asked | the big “B. and M.” tamale #82 0D | cutoq at Kirkland was blown off Buliding Com janding north peate by the prose n of] the top of Pike hill THIS} inst night by the rat ernie of the power ho’ at Leschi park, te the teoti: SEER RRR ERE Ee ino nat e ceomed to} conte $00 elec It fel ye nh 32h eee The boat wil! leave promptly a8 i the separa on Lake Washington = | FOR ACHURCH S222 U sie eS ~ MILLION DOLLARS, shout 11 o'clock quarters. a his father or brother during) night; This station is off Cape the day and he nev yoo looked | viagtary and is believed to have #8* done over th t sure where the jarymen . considerat he First Methodist Fpie = tenn ahes tte béqute : tecelved the full benefit of an . i oa | len - sunt ow ane telvee tamine He bad the! tremely bad storm h Storm on Sound. sea ~ pag haaiames e4 . ce not of one who was NOt | off Cape Flattery, re , On the sound the «were husdhes ‘ : . antie onié Rev. w.| stare mit whose thoughts | eight im an hour piled high. The mosquito Meet kept thing} Pour hundred telephones of the | steam up during the night, captains bdown down at Woe ty of | trees we age 1909 fair ko The oh 1 a onrnet shing ertares te the far awa m the cour a Suaset company were put out of not knowing when they would be $ Marion, ¢ manage hw Getting the Jury Scakaieaie, gaaet ef toons being} foreed to leave the éocks to heap: WINE 10 GENT TO SENATOR Oe hal 500 be naked, bus * 7 ub . « sor «| Bix fu ¢ passed for] slong Third av. although many are | from being pounded to pieces The| PILES TODAY ASKING FORA (/"), 4 ation ns made property a . tt . it wilt t in the noon seasion of] down oll over the city, Long steamers all arr at le from| LARGE APPROPRIATION at Was lecid the " E , * whieh h | exee a, as the the t s. they were placed | tance has lost communication different runs be fury of amoun which be t t wcted ect a termpor t ine acity of the Coline sion the eligible Hat of trial jurors, | Pverett and points to the north. F the worm wa ft ight .| After much consideration during | intro ar future, will ute be the fitie o 2 | “ or of tact, they} tre forces are at work on the wires boat house » foot o' : + Mine at ummittee | Provide only for partic eam piain' oe - na the case The} this morning and communication | Union st. was smashed to pieces by the p wo weeks the comm nl tage ' ' 5 tory challenges | * be recatablished early this | drift logs, and the big gate at the|on legisiation of t Alaska-Yukon: | joe “and init fete The right | #ftetnoon. Gaffney dock was blown down Pacific expos decided this | other bil vensiaed “ exercise Car Service Demoralized. The British bark Marton Jostab.| morning 4 al govern con eligible At o'clock t night three | chore mn the stre i dragged at this seasion of congr provi / some distance, but with no dam| in. for Alaska's participation in t} of t exposition re put out of Big signs along the front were he committee's decision was 1 explanation nd park and al The stx mer ted at adjourn | trie C : — . ment last night are Otto Heimrich | , ight wi o| blown down, and late pedestrians! communicated today to Senator of 2439 Jeffers v., this city, a}aiso destroyed. About et | were wept be lodging obstacles) samuel H. F ya wire signed by machinist employed by the Puget} south of the south entrance of t which the wis 4 up and down} 4. Nadeau, director » f . - the waterfront thoroughfare Fay gscs the sare Sound see! works; H. Berens park & tree fell across the trac | ears © Trees Blown Down. , r é si = = i a m B were PU) puyajiup re ; H. Ben} park were blown down and de From ail sections of the city re to work in the 1 jegisiation, rz and Vice Prest- hree lors pt the whaling j t at the} Two trees near the center of the Telegranh Service.) - DAYTON, Obio, D ec 7—Da - 7 aged ears, who was Scripps Telegraph oh Service.) on t this morning after betr ROME, Dee vr, Guiseppe noon 4 . t cope Ka enville: John M. Cro lof the trees was 250 feet long and! down, and In many instances ca by the Cincinnati Post, ¢ pponl, physician to the pope ng t acainat Capt. Hartson! man, an old-time locomotive engin | five feet in diameter at the base. |ing much damage A twe “ 2 und murde a ae HM. Bodfish of that vees nani th rthern Pa} The car system in that district 18} ho on 2iat av., north of Madison} Himan. He fo s ; 1 at Thirty |demoralieed, the cars running| st, was damaged by a tree crash-| a fe the shops of t t : aceon with responsibility for the death of ut ma am M.|arougd the east side of the lake to| Ing through the roof, alarming the | Register « * ape a ® od. Leg af ht or in| the north end of the park and then‘ inmates Known the « tea wee f A © substantiall el ® ta, and Joho L rancher | — = =e = = Kline . a ged | kame sory bein that proprietor of the famous Reese | Pg appa - woiet the cabtele which opens every season oD caaatan & , teh Harbor ove Po os vay Ee ial thy oaas i S bel the eaflor Hs of aa ve. four are married. Berens and Heim aga oy then te Jnnderie’ | rich are the only ones who declar ‘ I He ‘ n ne | ed was ‘eraiiet ¢ ere ingle Herens | | ® vee 7 it wan | 2c? two years older than the} ] j NEW CAR SCHEDULE extremely cold 1 ee ee ae 90m So Sanee 7 i to a yOu botle im the ev hs e is elected one ¢ 1 of where it ngly | the trial Ju Vance and Morris tx have n Wentusily « out of the room where he had rice! vow : . SPSS STEERER EEE EER ee Ree ee barricaded himself he exhibit : | nt and ¢ La 1 whe A FORD ISSUES) ovine Be his nyu Daring th Ay a | The Seattle F f f . ttort nce showed] | jeath in riage. | a place tional ca Bragg morrow caat ba bat Kell, FREMONT MAN COMMITS] Au cgttur nalney. un Insurance| AREBUKE | | jreen Lake line, to ru ; Atte Morris's effor SUICIDE IN HORRIBLE MAN hat : sit schedule each wa “ROSE HENRY IN. removed from the care | NER=TWO SUDDEN DEATHS "I have been t i . # Park station ene ca again the associate co om) AGT NIGHT. ‘ Years tha: 1 ° _ a joct which plain he] He q es OF 1 CONFESSES IN COURT ; org hag fense and! waitin late ee Ow that an r in | M ice’ the % ° @ reason that the ‘ ; jeorge Cue ed Novembe t er with the . ned, ¢ ay! eS as of reper coment | nie Restonians, was last sight fe | ob twee [105 ea! wher | . eattle th his frri-| " . r i . 0, | 5 suffer t an acute : ‘ . nd ITT | weeke—trene Le i 4 & Tacow 1 | but ar ack of appe ‘ re teh , ; ich | sight fro A . Of Tacoma, jr k 4 . ey his cunning the & - 2 ec exe t who wa ti he stotlla blowing bt ‘ a interfering . ' } * out Wednesd Horn was eat . Oe | = 4 Se ‘ork in th , arraigned or Miss Henry was ¢ at y| With @ rifle. A fourth mpt at charge of grand larcen Hi od in « leading role hf it ie hard for a fath to #| *uiclée, that of Henry Busemann, a | unknown t who w f a Grand next week Chester was insane when he net of t at Firet av, and Broad shot Judge Emory, as he has Mr, Randall has been suffering for | st, Officers Burnell and Delgh, whe | | J oh LEAVE HILL shot Jude emery: Mananer ste thet 11 daye trom fright ls Sean took ee as J 1 has realized what he did, and #|ease. A widow and one daughter | cific hospital, and, unable to get in ae = . 7. for that reason hae never ex. #| * vive him The body wasn re } m account of the te hour ey ot oe t oe | preseed any regret for his eo. #| mov te the rFemont Undertaking call in for the ambulance | 1D ime med stg 7 ne ; Wott, of the |e Preeeee ven on the night of #{commnny’s parlors, after an Invent!- | remove hiv the Wayside hosptta TE DOZEN OF WOU Windy CORNER ie © Nor murder | induced fim to come # by Coroner ¢ nt, Funeral | Death occurred on the way there Rvb NECKS EVERY DAY! » peen mad othing is Wn oO! all's relatives. 2 re WON BREAK “T | Nothing is } tn ww 4 a ed no emotion, despite the fact ER REE e that there was talk of lynoh BREAD AND WATER. OUGHT TO HAVE THIRTY DAYS IN THE WORKNOUSE ON of the confusion in the delivery and delay is occasioned by the lack of proper management in the office. It remains, never theless, that conditions are about as bad as they could poe em to be within the province of the inquire president this morning, that|tion of the president Thompson. iftcation of | present one with Japan, is not TOKIO, Dee. 7 contemplated. The president also | papers are elated over the stand to say that the vielt of|of the president, and declare that Young Men's Banquet } Aoki had no con-| his action is prompted by a feeling ‘The thanks of the na-| The Young Men's Bibie ciub of * os * Vi, ae tetincn an §| + SEATTLE’S POSTOFFICE IS the rons when he was brought from # \ CONTEMPTIBLE PUP HY of the — prison to look upon the face # ‘ PT) \ : Ma tina) ri s | @ of his dead mother, who never #/ JUST ABOUT THE 6 LIMIT a Mr} in |PREGIDENT OFFICIALLY os] decision of the board of education is|s knew her con was @ murderer, & —~ Wout: NIES RUMOR OF NEW | to confine Japanone students to the|@ All | ask in thie case ie jue # LO BUY LAND FoR TREATY OR MODIFICATION | Oriental school. The sentiments) @ tice, We will bring witnesses *) RECREATION PARK.| OF THE PRESENT ONE, of the president in his measage| % who have known Chester from # | Whatever may be the cause, the service given by the Se- 2 will not alter the decision of the| ® ehildhood to prove that he nev. # attic post-office Is probably the worst given in any office In ing “ Phir Our joard er was of eye ay We will # the United States.. Postmaster Stewart saya it is because of jcrippe Telegra: view.) | prove, too, that he never fre #) J WASHINGTON, Doe. 7,—Assiot (Gerione Telearagh’ Borvies) cecatid plenee of evil repent ck of clerical help, caused by the failure of the officials at _ | ant cretary of State Bacon an | PARIS, Dec 7 The French | @ as has been charge WwW. H. # Washington to fully appreciate the rapid growth of the busi oj, after an interview with | press unanimously endorses the ac Thompson, father of Chester * nese of the office, Others are unkind enough to say that much p seve’ * * * new treaty, oy a me TADANON DOWE ehh ee eRe me sibly be. It would Chamber of Commerce or of the Commercial club to Japanese Cor Me cetion with possible changes of | of justice a te aisiaiien a ee Stteee eee ee ee ereeeeeen » " t on the present treaty tion to President Roosevelt ie ex-|the Firat F yterian ehureh will Fat the “Zoe nee — tended through the press of the) give a banquet December 4. There df month. CAN PRANGROM, Ore 2--The | cowatry. Will be 200 plates, BL ARAROORARDEEE SSSHHAEHHRARAAEE ae * . . . o * . - &