The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1907, Page 7

Birror beve ny . Tomorrow | posttt ‘ eo ‘ BOATS AND FACTORIES MAY CEASE OPERATION Without Fuel. Goal Shortage Is Felt by Manufacturing Ins stitutions and Lake and Sound Steamers Arg) A te shutdown ral of the larger manutacturing plants inf Beattie, and the pos ' ‘af public eehoots with ax tle of all sound and lak ‘ ore win in all probability be the result af the present coal fain This f tho bellet of many of " — turers and local Y Maat C. J, Bartech, ¢ Ander pon Bicarashtp company. operating dight steamers on Lake Washington, oday that the company had ee som cS al of Been compelled to take the largest steamers and punt of « short eff their rans on accour ‘age of fuel, Unless coal is eth oday the King coun’ ¥ goming (otay teres, ing between Kirkland 4 <n wit be tied ap for Mek of fuel, Oil burners are bing installed an the steamers Cyrene and Fors tuba, but the steamere Ge Der othy, Mercer and several other lake burn wood, and this is also not obtainable | | | The Kirkland Woolen mitin have | bee <4 wince the holidays’ but it ie bellewed the iffe Coaat | mpanhy will send two carloads of coal to the mille today, The Moran company, shipbullders, say tt will be impossible for the plant to run many more days, as it te practionly out of both coal anc egke, It depends upon the Pacific Coast company for ite eupply, but coal oF coke from any source will hot be refused, ot more than 60 per cent of the weual Number of teams were in line for coal this morning, owing to the bad condition of the roads, The horees are not properly shod for toy streots and are unable to pull up the Mille, Many of the teams were left im the stables today, it betx practioally useless to take them out + Retail dealers are unanimous tn declaring their inability to secure more than ene ton of coal a day and in many instances are unable to even secure that ton, allowed at the Pacific Coast bunkers, MELODY CHOIR’S BROTHER HERE Will the courts refuse to probate “the wilt of Joseph Henry Meleboir Decuuse of irregularities in its Qzawing w and the natare of Its * This question ts caus fag @oabt 2 the mind of Augustus $, Metebolr, of Jollet, UL, uve dead Qrother, who arrived in Seat- Ge yesterday morning This much is known from « Desty examination of the will and fhe payers of tho deceased No fon was made to A. T. Mek desir of the property of money Which belonged to him. Mr. Mel @eolr admitied today that he had his brother money years ago re Ras and that no record of what wes dome with it had ever been him. He stated that, so far, was unadle to find anything in fhe papers or will regarding it “The will provides that an em peotive monument shall be batit for brother,” said Mr, Melehotr, Mand that his dog shall be buried the fot with him. More than that ot give out at the present wnt! | see at attorney and whether the courte will pro the will, It has been 17 years tut intimated that CAPTURED (Series Telegraph Service.) BL RENO, Okla, Jan. 7.—Cap has been } Macklin's assailant at Port Reno and t# now! a “ali fe the guard house. He is Corporal} pay the annual of Company A, Twenty fifth fefantry A khaki Mouse found by @ banier told the tale ® showed that ft had been issued tt showed where a bul — was blood stained and a tn Jones’ waist corresponds WHA the bole In the blow The 7 woa't tall “Ben Found $100 Oheck $100 Che heen saved after furnishing at the big twoday epectal Wich is running today and J ture * t wf sells thed A Bplece bed room wet sak med at $140.00, goes for $70.6 u A beautiful @ the special two days’ sale. Seattle real estate for 1 beard from Joseph direct MY. Meicholr would not way as he would contest the such 4 | Marks on | of the American Smelting & Retin- | "| course might be adopted after con sultation with an attorney A theory advanced this morning may account partially for the centric life led by “Melody Choir.” Tt te said that the dead man was in Galveston many years ago, when a yellow fever plague was raging there, and that he waa confined for some time in one of the hospitals. It is now thought probable that hia sickness then might have hed something to do with unbalancing his mind Augustus Molchoir passed the whole morning today with Rev. W G. Jones, in whose charge the wil! aod papers had been left, looking over the documents and discussing the circumstances connected with the case. During the conversation & woman who claimed she knew Joseph Melchoir's former wife, from whom he fled, appeared at the door of the room and-asked for private conversation with Mr. Melchotr. He refused to grant her tequest A, T. Melehotr is a foreman tn an fron foundry at Jollet, IN, and bears @ striking resemblance to his dead brother. He stated that the family’s mother, 89 years of age, wae stil) iving, and also a younger brother, in Canton, 0. Joseph moved to Washington in 1871, and shortly after reaching this state ceased (6 correspond with his fam fy. No arrangements hare yet been made for the funeral. BOAILANT 1S SILVER TRUST WING SUI (Beriope Telegraph Service.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 7 he supreme court today held that iver trust” is not required to state corporation Heense tax. The state of Colorado brought suit to have the franchise T ing company forfeited until the tax Justices Puller. was pald Harlan, === SCHOOLS ARE REOPENED Remorse to the offect that 4 jearth of coal would necessitate the closing of certain of the Seat mK | tle public schools were dissipated this morning when Secretary Hew ben W. Jones declared that, with the exception of Lake school, which will be opened tomorrow morning every school is provided for for at cast & week. The doors of the schools wer the o over the Christmas botidays. h had ehib been granted ONLY 5 DAYS MORE ENTIRE BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S DEPT -2 Price chool Pants, Shirts Waists Everything RID Must Be Sold by Jan, (2 GE & CO. 1415-1417 Second Av Next Door to the Bon Marc RRRRKA HARE RRRe * $ STRIKE DECLARED OFF, * * *% (Soriops Special Service.) # }*® HOUSTON, Tex, Jan 7 iv” Southern Pacific fremen's @ ® wirike wae offte ly declared @ | ® off at 1 o'olock this afternoon, # ® the men have returned to @ ® work, *. *. * WARREN H RR RHR POULTRY SHOW TOMORROW Everything is in readiness for the opening of the sixth annual poultry f the Beattie Poultry asso the fourth floor of the butld tomorrow the biggest show to be held this year west of the Mi atppe, on It te expected that more than 1,000 j birds will be exhibited from all jover the ntry from Massachu- settle to California. Among the princtpal exhibitors wilt be J. EL. Anderson, who has eharge of the poultry department of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific expe tion; N. Anderson, secretary of the atte Poultry association; Pyrite Leather, of the Rex ranch, of Hal tard, besid 4nY prominent rais rs from other sections. The birds wilt be Thomas Helden, recow poultry breeders as high authority TRAINS LOST IN ONOW A practically complete blockade of the transcontinental trains has resulted from the heavy snow storms of the past week The Northern Pacific and Great North. ern roads have been unable to gut any of thelr transcontinental trains in today, and yesterday the roads were almost completely out of coms tmlssion. Snow ta aaid to be 16 feet deep in Montana and the Dakotas. No report has been received from the Fast Mail, which was scheduled to arrive here at 7 o'clock morning. The Fast Mail due yes terday morning over the Great | Northern, is somewhere tn Mon |tana, and the engine and mall car were detached and taken into Spo- kane. A special makeup of the train wil arrive sometime during the an oxy rt and North Coast Limited, which was due over the Northern Pacific line yesterday noon from St. Paul, i not arrived this afternoon. The ireat Northern's Ortental Limited, due yesterday afternoon, is one day overdue and it ls not known defi nitely at what time it will arrive coLD FOR SEATTLE The weather berean reports that * r O'clock this morning the tem sure was 28 degrees aobve toro. Between T and § o'clock the ther mometer fell to 28 degrees and at 2 o'clock this afternoon It stood at 4 degrees above sero, making an average of 28% degrees between 4] & ™. and 2p, m. today. Tee . * STRIKE CASE FROM * * CALENDAR. * * — . & The case of the state againat & @ Wiliam Constantine was this @ @ morning formally stricken from @ & the = calendar, pending an ® reement between the prose. ® cution and the defense as to a ® ® time for hearing. * * * ee ee ee Refuses to Pay Interest. OLYMPIA, Jan The has refuse pay interest or [haven bonds held by the state, the state treasurer wil! probat eal to the court to foros pay ahare Fair and ¥ ap | nent, ON TE One of the superintendents of streets in active duey, the other forced to remain idle. This is the condition in the Walters Murphy Jeontest for superintendent of streets and sewers today | Walters wae compelled to be out early to superintend the work of preading cinders and ast m the walks and crossings #0 as to rende’ them fit for travel. Murphy was willing’ to be of use, but had to com | tent_ him himself with — ssserting hie | POREMAN ‘oF SEATTLE onaw. | ING COMPANY SOUGHT on | THE CHARGE OF HAVING MURDERED PETER EIMER, } WHO 16 SAID TO PICKED THE QUARREL ation in the this | jay, carrying the eastern mall. The| HAVE | \CLEVER CAPTURE OF CROOK MADE Capt, TW. Bell, head of the United States secret service in the north weat ved a tole am thin) orning from Deputy Secret Bervice stating that Harry rk, aliae Gibson, had been at} od by Deputy Thomas B. Foatep and bimeelf at Walla Walla, on@ would be taken to Pendleton, Org, today. ark to the man responsible tir many alleged sensational ome posures In conn tion with the Un tila Indian reservation, in ones Maj. O. ©. Bdwards figured pr | inently, Clark posed a a secr@ ervice agent Clark and Maward N, Jacobs, whe ently in Portland have caused the department consid erable trouble, Jacobe also pord@ & feoret service man, forging od States Marshal C. B. Hope xin name to many checks in ang around Seattle, and al name of United stat Leo Youngworth’s name to checks in Caltfornta, FOR CHURCH, the was arrest For golng to church, a pretty coat for a little girl of 5 is of white cloth trimmed with blue velvet The titde garment hangs straight from the shoulder and flares gently around the bottom. The shoulder cape is deep in front and in back, and is edged with the blue Yelvet, which im turn finishes an Jinsertion of blue lace. The dee cuffs om the sleeves are of the lace, while the sleeves are capped at th top with the white cloth A set of ermine completes the pretty Sabbath costume of this wee lady, The round ermine cap has a huge bow of the blue velvet, which is secured with @ pear! pin The boa is short and the muff round. Nig | | 1} i Tea, my son.” “What do you mean When you say a man is sawing wood? } “I mean that he ts @aying nothing. my son.” A woman never Joes she, pop? FORGER GETS Marty Stewart, } | | | does saw wood, THREE YEAKS who inet week pleaded guilty to @ chat@e of for gery in the ertminal department of the supertor court, Was this morn ing sentenc three years at hard labor in to state penitentiary at Walla Wal. by Judge Morris. MALONEY NEXT THE LIST right to the office and remaining | at the olty hall Murphy's n a“ orgs Benes | ee Giver will be sent to the council tonizht.| known pawnbroker of this city, waa|, "=" If the council rejects the nomina lteday ruled against In a decision tion Maloney will be appointed | handed down by Judge Morria, of morrow and will qualify and 4@/ in. superior court, in the case of | mand the office and go through the) jacob Andrews against the money 17 game procest that Murphy Bas £00 | ae ee eet In ie axe (Union Saving through. {f, however, the council] ei): have to return a one and a halt decides to adopt the usual process | yarat diamond ring or the sum of & Ti f Cc of sending the nomination to a com-| 5 orgy age B Ay Bogedle rus o. mittee Marphy wll bold on until) put in “soak” by the plaintiff for Cor _fecond Avenue an@ Cherry street the council nets on the report of | $50 and then complications arose Hoge Building, Seattin, Wash, the committee. j 6 some time ago rehearsed pts to return home on the } unt The the having used insu MeCloud f it te tly made tn latest advice f police sa aald that 1 marks to 4 th the R WANTED. THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDY, JAN, { the] be held this month. KILLS HIS ALLEGED | TRADUCER ~ Patent :xcellent Flou | to attend the annual convention of | | national known of the pollee characters in Seattle, is to leave the city. An Ct. interest nie has been arrested in this city) for the past five years for betng On Savings Accounts a dravkard. Each time she would take her sentence and as soon as released would become intoxicat-| led again. Antle was formerly PRANCTR®—Georgetown Renton Laura Storey, daughter of Dr.[ sames po moos... -Preationt Storey, late of Boston, In that clty Pw. m GOL MR... ...cesesss.Cosnior |FRANK EGAN OBJECTED TO HARPER’S TALK Frank C. Mean, b of the dramatic; He objected very seriously to the school, ocoupted the stage in the | Wend of Harper's remarks, and fin. Maan hall, in the Arcade building | Ply Undertook to remonairare wee tor t time last night and in Mr. Kaan was invited to the plat dentally gave a dramatic tinge to| form, and from that point of van the regular Sunday night soctatiet | (ae scored the socialist speaker Wathering, at which Vincent Har. | and declared that he would not p per, author and orator, wae the | ‘it his hall to be uned any princtpal speaker speaker propounding such doctrines fy Harper had chosen for hia sub # were advanced by Harper, He Hect the question of the marriage | Wo" interrupted by many in (he Yelation, His ideas along this tine | sudience, but did not quit the stage were, according to Mr. Egan, so} Unt! he had thoroughly relieved radical te eaves Of inde himself of his indignation, bordering on Holy Roll Harper replied briefly to Mr Tents the hall to Harper, and lant ® remarks and then conctaded wight present at the ting: ELEGT THEIR OFFICERS The omthly meeting of the Fvangelical Ministerial association took place this morning at the Ply mouth church, An amendment was yesterday for Seattle via Catala. She is due to arrive here Saturday. Esperanto Resumes Work. The classes in peranto, which closed during the holidays, begin work again this week. At the reg ular meeting Jan, 22 new member®) made to the constitution which will be admitted, makes it now necessary to have} memberd elect Pastors were for Student Arrested. William Hawley, a student, was arrested yesterday atterncon in Woodland park by Special Officer Newell for mutilating shrubbery He was released on $10 ball Burnside Returns, morly part of the virtue of office. W. W. Miller, Tacoma, general retary and field worker for western Washington Sunday Schoo! ansociation, dilated on the urgent need for better teaching methods in association by The cadloship Burnside, in chare| the Sunday schools. of Lieut. Col W, A. Gilaseford,| ‘The question of Sabbath observ reached port yesterday afterne ance was put forward, and it was after two months’ absence laying) recommended that pastors make the Ketchikan cable. Col. Glawsford| special mention of it from their ie ploaned with the work. pulpit, and a committee was formed Ten Days for “Sassing.’ to carry a resolution to the mayor Janes MeCool, arrested yoat embodying a desire for a better a8 @ Vagrant, thie mornt Sunday observance in Seattle. Rev Judge Gordon to put him om the} Wallace H. Lee introduced a reso hain ng, declaring IT cannot} lution calling for the closing of the work, and you dare not put Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition the chain gang ‘Ten days,” an-| gates on Sun This question swered Judge Gordon, will be the special subject for dis Told to “Git,” and Will. cussion at the next meeting of the association Rev, Myron W the fil#tarred Chautauqua Tom Burn Was given the Seattio and one-armed beasar rnative of leaving state within “ Haynes spoke on propost the one hour or serve 63 days on the chain| tion. He sald the schem fell! gang by Judge don this morn-j} through because the Three Tr company falled to comply with the original agreement. A second at tempt is be made The session closed with the ole next com follows ing. Burns promised to leave imme- ately, Parker Goes East. F, W. Parker, general agent of the Chicago & Northwestern ratiroad in Hoattle, left for Chicago Saturday tion of officers for the h resulted as President. Myron W. Haynes; vice president, Rev, W. H. Lee; secretary and treasurer, P. BE. Tay lor, reelected. The newly elected officers will nominate the execu tive commitiee neat meeling. mittee, whi fficers and agents of the road to} Charity Soolety Meets, The monthly board meeting of the Charity Organization soctety takes place tonight in the offices f the society, New York block, The reports will be submitted and 4 dis muesion on general work will ta GEORGETOWN COUNCIL. At the meeting of the Georgetown pace, jelty counell tonight a police magis Fireman Hagg Recovers. trate will be appointed by the Andrew V. Haga, the pipeman of| mayor, J. W. Williams, who was appointed to the office last August, ii be asked to resign, as his eye No wns rendered unconscious 11 Fire Engine company, who by an) wi @lectric shock tm the Pacific Coast) sight is failing, Oliver Anderson, Syrup company's fire Saturday|for two yearn city attorney of morning, was reported recovered| Georgetown, will be appointed to this morning at Providence hos-| fill the vacancy, It is expected that pital the counel! will tonight pass an Mistreating Children. ordinance changing their meeting | | The National Chiltren’s Home eo-|Disht from Monday to Tuesday ctety will seek protective legisla-| Sishts ~ is tion for the children of Alaska. ~ Mrs. F. L. Barr, an emissary of the BID NOT TAKE POISON. has discovered that white improperly cared for me are eal Phillip Cars, of 2608 Bighth av ; . who was sald to have attemnted {if all the towns of Alaska and that} ae suicide at Pourth and Pike, Sacur-| the half-breeds are even worse off | day noon, by taking poison, left the | Have Life Patent. Wayside hospital Saturday evening vin nk Rogers | Albert Moyer and Pr No trace of poison was found to who have inventéd a patent for| have been used by Carne, The man saving lives from shipwrecked ves druggist by occupation, and fe a sels om focky shores, left last sieht rmerly employed by the Bar tor Washington, where they will! tel! Drag company demonstrate their invention to the | ————eneemceee board of marine inspect ors, The men give the demonstra tion at the request of the board Wants $20,000 for a Mand. Every man dreams MASKED ROBBER IN BALLARD HOLO UP (Star Special Gervice.) weather very few people BALLARD, Jan, 7-—This elty wen n the street again visited by the holdup mi Kastner dencribes the robber as | ‘ic amar 6 being about five feet six inehes in | Saturday night. Shortly after |height and weighing 150 pounds. | o'clock Henry Kastner, of the Btate | He was dresed in a dark sult, but | Street Market, was cleaning his| wore no overeat counter when a man entered the * Senter Is Cony: aii o fhe police yesterday arrested shop, Looking up, Kastner found) 101 poumer and booked him on two gun» pointed at bim, held bY /the charge of disorderly conduet robber wore @ while | Raumer told the police that he was a gambler and wanted to earn a few one man, The cloth over hin face with two holes for eyes. He demanded money and | dollars so that he could go back to Kastner gave him the change which |his profession. ‘This morning ho he hud in his pocket. The robber | said several years ago he had had then asked for the cash tn the reg |@ love affatr, but that he had jilted later, While Kastner took the|the girl and as a result the girl money the robber held one guna|had a telephone put into his head againet his stomach and laid the|and now the phone was ringing all other on the counter. He pocketed | the time and everybody was talking the money and then left. The|to him. The main message the phone holdup man secured only about $10.|in his head bothered him with was that he should marry the girl and he would be president of the United States for doing so. Raumer says he would rather be a gambler |than president. When asked as to the kind of gambling that he in- dulged in he said that he played |poker and faro. When playing |poker the te other play the cards held. The police are holding him for investigation. Had he been there a few minutes earlier he would have obtained « larger amount as Kastner's son had left the shop with $130. Kastner notified the police re garding the holdup and they are In vestigating. Several men were ar rested, but they were able to prove alibis they were released The robbery occurred at the cor ner of Second av. and State st, and is a prominent place, but owing to ay FORGED NOTE BANK ASSET (Scripps Telegraph Service.) CHICAGO, Jan. 7.--8. H. Harri son, superintendent of the Wiscon- | win & Michigan railroad, was today | examined by the grand jury as to as — Union men take notice, We put the label on every garment, Bults to order, $15.00- UNION TAILORS. Two stores, 618 ird av., 220% James st SAFE DEPOSI BOXES $3.00 Per Year and Up. the ulneness of bis signature on & $100,000 note included among the anseta of the Chicago National bank. Harrison says be never knew of the note’s existence. Twenty witnesses for the government have nm called. WILL NOT TRY COGGINS FOR CRIME IN THIS BTAT J. C. Coggina, recently released from MeNet!’s island, where he had served time for passing raised money orders at The Dalles, Ore. and who upon his release was again arrested upon a bench warrant on a similar cha committed in Walla Walla, may not be tried here | for the latter crime, as it oceurred in the old district and would neces sitate drawing a special jury. As Coggins is wanted for alleged work of the same nature in Texas, Unite States Attorney P. C. Sullivan will ask the court tomorrow for an order | to remove Coggins to Texas. 5 Per Cent. Interest on Savings Deposits. Security Savings and Safe Deposit Co, ter Case. Re-Hearing of OLYMPIA, Jar 7—The state su. pretne purt has fused re-hearings in 31 cases recently decided, inchud- ing the sver-Zook breach of promise axe from Ballard, bat has granted re-hearing in the ot Marion Baxter againat the DeSoto PII OA th " Mining company Wwepweng 290180N D PIERRE Court Calendar Light. The OLYMPIA, Jan. alendar | for the January term, made up Bat- R ri Fi urday by Clork C. 8 Reinhart of the etiring From state supreme court, shows about j 120 cases, or only @ few more than usiness palf many a for the October | all Clothing, Furrishiags It in the lightest calendar for years Selling out, Hats and Gents ‘way below vaiee. H. LEWIS & CO. 1206 Second Av. Pormerty at Cherry and First. many Sale — Big reductions in Eigin and Wal- tham watehes, mantel clock | and umbrellas during thts verware A $20,000 case for damages was} ih. But they are “Castles begun this morning in the superior | in Spain” with no foundation, court of Judge Griffin Oncar |] Lay the corner stone to your Wickstrom is the plaintiff, and al-| legee that through the fault enaip ‘te*e? of Fortune by starting a negtigence of the Preston Mill « Savings Account. pany he had hie right hand gied, which subsequ @d amputation, The accident curred February 2, 1906. Annie Rooney. y, ome of the best WePay4 Per she still has wealthy relatives and she now intends going to them to spend hor declining years. DIRECTORS if Ferainand @enmite Rmenwet Resenve Lowman rit whieh w ori We Give Family Work Careful Attention HIS laundry has made a f in the busi- hess of washir flan- ne} To launder fla Is and woolens properly requir cia ip and peoy h w how the w bot Prompt ¢ AVENUE AND an" Bets Broad Chicago Jeweiry Co, 1207 one McCarthy’s 1512 to 1522 Second Av. oods You —— Need At savings you cannot afford to overlook, Table Linens, Bed Linens, Blankets, Towels and all Housekeeping Materials priced lower now than they will be for months to come. The McCarthy Store never does things by halves. Here are sample items— BEST MUSLINS. Fruit of the Loom and Lons+ 4 dale yard wide Bleached c 2 ¥ 2 Muslins. You know what @ yard they are. The very perfec- tion of quality The regular price is 10 a yard, and every yat wth the money. Tomorrov a2 6@; ten ya purchaser KIMONA FLANNELS. war These come in pretty Per- sian and dainty figured ef y £7 fects, and will make up hand somely for cither wrappers lh sc or dres sacques. The ee ee toe a yard The Housekeepers’ nly THe. Only ten yards to t BATH TOWELS { { t sized i ez ached I € thick [Oe | isaac, i | each } afte the , they t, at 106 BED BLANKETS. $3.65 ; a pair 5 | AAC sremmnes Jom ©) ) o