The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1907, Page 1

st Edition TRAIN WREC NEAR STATION AT LOS ANGELES JAP GHTS SIX MONTH , 5) ARE KILLED AND TWENTY-FIVE ARE INJURED, SEVERAL OF WHOM WILL DIE sepanese to ont me i sey Nentiary and als “SP. SUNSET IS DITCHED BY TRAIN 3,71,°/,1'0 Mor punt! gue WRECKERS, WHO TAMPERED WITH THE Wheleom sobmy isnt AS D RAILS. SEATTLE MEN OFF LEP FOR ENGLAND ‘Telegraph ferries) | tio of the two parior cars at the .. | rear of the train were deratied and ANGELES, Cal, May 22 thrown down the embankment Sdeed and 26 injured, several The injured were brought to this fatally, Was the result of | city, Tt fs feared some may die of the Southern Pa The deed was planned with devil. on the Cunard boate Carmania and " wh accuratenees. Twenty spikes Caronia, are a number of 5 train outside of | ware removed from the south rail nent Beattie husinens a. emer Huits this morning, The | of the track thom Alenan Steere, pecretary Then a hook was placed under North West set and Safe Deposit Staemanan of Santa Barbara, the end of the rail to which was | Company; W. Franzen, & local real of Omaha, Ned a ro ge & plece of oe that ex: estate man, and family James “ a tended across the right of way and | Tracey, Eagle Brass Foundry, and pwrected tratn fs Known 88) His wae made fast to a section ipeomna, ond family. of tron pipe ten feet long ‘This end was braced against the ALASKAN FREES QUAKE. Yudge Hanford, of the . Among the passengers who hare recently left New York for Ragland the catastrophe | work of train wrecker ue od to the other end was made spikes were remo : s bhi nen < Mf [ t ‘ ‘aat another plece to which was e big « aeka — and the fish | rached @ etich about three feat Pert from Hongluia, Selina Crus sod Leal long. giving a leverage strong Ew’ esta tae tees anal the heavy scomotlve | enough to pull the rail out of place. , ee weakened spot It The train was roncing at a rate ca but white thous re the track of 36 miles an hour when the wreck | distinet the gheths 86 Bh te coaches with the excep: ! occurred. was sustained ROAT IS READY FOR BIDS OF AGED MAN FOUND AT WEST SEATTLE— KNIFE : 4 City Bagineer Thome wn NEAR AND MUTILATED THROAT INDICATE SUICIDE be ready to eal) for bids on the tall stack for the new garbage crema <memeee | to be erected thia fall on Lake } aeon Union. A call may be tseued at 4 in a | beare the name of R. Parley, and | the meeting of the board Haturda gives t.@ only clue to the man's | The Me throat # masoer by & email pen ‘eck will be about «ix fee 5 en 2S eel, diameter and 100 feet ta beside him, the | when the body was discovered | The genera! plans for the creme Men wknown man 8s) this morning It wes not disturbed, | tory have arrived from Enxiand ghest seven o'clock thia| but Coroner Carre as notified @& the biliside oreriooking | @"4 went to the west si & Wert Seattle jet the corpes. The pol eof Se PROTEST AGAIN ST y Re attie were siso notified and two de Sp tee Getpee was that of @ MAD) tectives in a launch started acroes VACATIONS y years old. poorly dressed | the bay Detranger in West Seattle. It; There was no evidence of murder RETIN 2 t » car line about the corpse, the bloody peu eae ity's car line | Vaite near by indicating suicide ett, and just back « No money Was found on the body, | '*rs* Mileon. Apparentiy the man and apparently the « man took on the Jackson #. b against #8 bis own throat or was his life in despair of providing him St some iste hour last self with a living If his name was | Parley, as tndicated by the meal on the body,’ ticket, bis relatives may be found A protest has been filed by « the number of property owners oposed vacation of several str asked for by the Un Pacific ra way in be lower part of the The streets wanted embrace Jack et Taon, Seattie boulevard, Weller WISHED TO BE INDEPENDENT tte ana ain siren in the BECOMES OPTICIAN AND SUCCEEDS right-of-way cuts the thorough res camed Pe ee ee ee The protestants ‘will eut them off fr Wicket fe |front and at alue their prope It = probable the will be taker ea along with the » at of | various vacat ank y | company RUSSELL STUDIES SYSTEMS re corme ane . accounting ene ‘ thr with . sing na r ng go oF the ma fs new system for thie known, the hb has forced spon the o n* an khowing the actual =m f e standing age genera DR. DORA BELL, OPTICIA . 4 ; , . " way in ap how 5 a < “ an wa fependent. 1 I oker GOV. HOGGATT COMING (Star Special Service.) 4 P Iw f , ng brea W well adapted to a we Alaska: Y Pa " vo , be Ith ) EXPLOSION KILLS FIVE MEN ma M THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST—FAIA, T ONIGMT AND THURSDAY; LIGHT NORTHWEST WINDS SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1907, VOL. 9. NO. 74. PRICE 25¢ PER MONTH. Epworth Grant Stewart had charge of the an To. wines a we BE ECL E F. seat er MAY FIGHT UNITED “PHENOMENAL” LAFAYETTE AND HIS Nanna se BLOODLESS BAND OF BLOODLESS SUR- GEONS FIND SEATTLE ALREADY WELL say THEY ARE MINE WORKERS = Won tury wav move on. r, Dr and b t Phenomen ‘ayette ts r UNIONIAM, seNDS CHtEY eNGs. Burke snd bis assistants it “Ph ne a ve J ‘ ee do tor you,” ve has been no trouble at met at the Union station af od 7 : nome 1 ‘ eplier INDIANS ENEDOTED FoR Mt NHR TO ALACK DIAMOND TO Bleck Diamond gince [ ternoon by ® brass band, it will be is Dr. La Payette in?” WY GRAND JURY AME AM WATCH MINFE® onGantea- —— hes 24 - Bg inte oor because he has left his office in the Dr. La Fayette te in the next ohn Mitchell, the national leader 4 n NPD PEPORE JUDE HAN. TION ot the United Mine workers, or- He ok vuilding and #® te tne’ ¢ sng man went to the & " th lnc ond union. | depot for the exp urpone of be joung 5 als ganized the Black Diamond un jepot for the express purpose BP clay came age Porro pir The union men claim that about | ing met the feserter felewins Without announcing whether or half of the miners at Black Diamond The schedule arranged by the The “phenomenal was plainly ay ! the Tulalip Tndian, | Bt the Pacific Coast company will have vow joined the union Prac- “Great” Walton, in the hope Of | visiiie occ pying a large segment 0 Cale toe a ae Che, | make & fight against the United tically all. except a tow leaders, are dazzling the people of Seattie with of ine center of room. Worm ged with murdering Mary © i Mine Workers of Americas, in ite at work today The miners do not the greatness of the “phenomena Gad plas ae ete’ on & cou of bloodless nance as full os @ harvest moon, ily avr T alco Inet Auguat at Priest POM | store to unioniae the company's believe the Pacific Coast company, one, retatler as he held conference with several erraigned to be apposed to mines at Black Diamond and else. although known re Judge Hanford the United ‘ ‘ aaee ot dg — ; po god Chief Engineer James Ap- unioniam, will dare to diecharge ai has already ¢ ' people grouped around him. Ap- mates Glstrie one oy oe 6 of the company, hastened the men Who have joined the new fact there is reason to believe that Horentiy they were endeavoring &© bee ar ~ ° a ot eu Met to the mining town thia morning, organization. he has been In Seattle for @ BUM~ repair the damaged schedule. or. who wee arrested a0 bis os accomplice, wae arraigned late . ae, , A good looking woman respond ompli The great tent meeting, apnounc- 44 te the call of the young mam. wenday aiteracen sed a entered 4 for tonight in s dixguised adver- Her piquancy of face and vivacity of « p todly : guilty Be ae tisement in the mereing Times 4 expression proved ber to be gent iehard wien wa peen pontponed. ing French ed today on @ charge of taking & | Perhaps it be held Friday The reporter inquired if Dr. night; perhaps Saturday night; per-\-phenomenal” hed arrived ahead of quantity of soap and rope from the United States steamer hape ‘never » ’ son inet January, and © ' “ time. - plea of not guilty a One Reason Why Dr, La Payette will be here this ; | The discovery of zn ordinance *fternoon,” replied the woman, smiling engaging!y HEGEM A N PLEADS sini pegs ap Recent we pgp Where will the meeting be held (Star Rpeetal Service) ened and Smith was soon whisked | ang phenomenal scientists tonight?” asked the reporter NOT GUILTY KENT, Wash, May 22.—An un | away out of danger ‘ further disurrange the plans of Postponed The Meeting. Pa ts Amith returned to town nd (these great benefactors of man We have postponed the meetin, known highwayman attempted (© road the alarm and @ seareh \® | kind and may prevent them from We do not lite the location aan , up Will Smith, Bookkeeper for! now being made for the lone | giving the people of Seattle the lected (Sertpps Telearaph Service) 7 ey Mill Co. in the woods | highwayman benefit of their remarkable cures of When will the meeting be held? NEW YORK, Mgy 22.—J R Psa : eal Robbery the motive, Gen- “so-called incurable dineases We have not decided. Perhapa esidedt of the nea ere carly thie morning erally Smith takes the cash the Despite the fact that the adver- day after tomorrow I can tell you.” ywrance company. {n Smith was on « ne and when | mii! to pay off the men and he tisement inserted by the Great What is this bloodless surgery?" the May erand ‘the highwayman steppe from was supposed to have had over | Walton declared that he hed « - scientific surgery for perjury 80d Qader cover and frred one shot | $2,000 this morning. A change of rived tn Seattle only Monday night, “Is it anything of the nature of uilty this morm from hia revolver to show be meant| his plans took place and be Was investigation at the Washington An- faith cure? 0 000 ball. | hustoess, the horse became fright! returning without the money nex elicited the information that he “No. These doctors are more sci- and three companions bave been in entifie and up-to-date than other Seattle for nearly a month. The surgeons.” oe ae party, saying that they occupied| Dr. Lorenz’ cures?” New INSPECTOR Hmm. the best rooms, paid the ‘highest Not exactly. The doctor makes : , EQUIPMENT price, cash in advance, and are so-| wonderful cures without the use Advices received yeaterday rela clally and financially all right of the knife. Me removes sch frnsn sor ¢ y Thompson, ai canons Live to thh foods now raging be ey retro Ho po a entn There are plenty. of indications and tumors without cutting or spilé Alesha . ate t ot. the we Po wa porte a rose 4 canent of cash and red-fire around the ling « drop of biood. He will dem- vodingly high : the r a eecetd) emeuneue o wend | ot at an, oe eed th the eulte of offices remted by the onatrate on the public platform. ‘great scientists” on the second You can be there. You can se¢, tp works will be held to city last night, and will commence 0) 67 the Estabrook building, Any one can see. The doctors are hon, and thet tee Wires are prac ‘i his duties tonight. Inspector L. G.| at! down between Gr and Korukuk. Both the ape morrow at which the bide for the me corner of Becond and Union. The welcome to come end see him.” he cable oo the Kuyokuk river} new fir partment equipment, | Fuller, of the hy + gg = | windows of the offices, fronting on The lady refused to be more exact are destroyed aud the new pole 's| w be opene Townsend. Pike street, are festooned with in telling of the work of the scien- ken dow The «pen on t ~ ar as known there # be electric lights and a dozen people tists and left the reporter still Nutale le probably in the same con- few. if any trust Dide, ap up te BANKS’ STATEMENTS were busy inside arranging blood- wondering why such @ “great” h as nO wor wen ree * e eon offere her eon paraphernalia ectentist finds it necessary to buy, ore, | Wa wan six are ft bide Cistees Caaiagh Corde) Ie the manager in.” {nquired a space in newspapers and follow Koyukak stattor ® om representative of The Star of a other methods of the medical quack 7TON, May 22.—The i WASHIN reatore commu mptroller of the currency b i dow a call for the condition o' mal banks et the close of bust ARREST OFFICER OF _ TEN WEEKS FOR TONTINE CONCERN ss (Sertpps Telegraph Servier.) Boran says as the present 12 stands ROISE, Idaho, May 22—With ab | he needs only one challenge. Dar- MINERS WIN AT NOME solute adjournment in the Haywood | TOW indicated that he needs two. Juror Burns has filed with D. A. MeDor the the venire, both sides are resting cajly unfitted to serve. This means ore ge | toda another vacancy MENTS IS AGAINST PRESIDENT HAM- *% from om 1 jes are sum awley said today: “We are pre dark young map who was directing to let the people know of) the ; things in the outer office. greatness of his alleged cures, effort ta being reprone Roth sides «# retain f r ar think the trial wil) last tes SAID TO HAVE SWINDLED HUNDREDS VAGRANT CHARGES empto allenges eeks OF SEATTLE PEOPLI vccohane saihwuee shunts Granade GRAFT STANDARD OIL ‘32:02 "iy" Sonora phe . . snano CLAS cca e to the raflways right to force “F | ne crane we exeeerom) TRICK SHOWN (5: : ntain traffic associations one FIXED s and agree upon thé BHPORR—INVOL VES PoO- rning, the j v Telegraph Service.) f & M. He ' ‘ ¢ ' LIOR DETROTIVES. ‘ TON, May 22.—Frank o™M k . for Fa Fette secreta of the Na a 4 coca tn ? ‘ a Something for Nothing : 4 - eae. FOS SY ‘ n cas Phevefoce ©: BR FAVORED Wrre pec | “ epee dents FROM THE COLLISION oF THR . 4 ¢ all rail and ‘ PRINCESS VICTORIA AND TUG i . SHUT-OFF NOTION Lf '$ . is * a ea never | pee : P att ml wecwaen: the aot 8 ‘ VANCOUVER, B. C, May ' " : . . ch Frank Bella r , ; * oe uy de “ae SUGGESTIONS P ; " ' . at might NEW YORK. May 22.—Interstate | today ‘ ' a the , fa va withst r a a ; cern! . te ey babar gan ~ dll -r accounts of | suspended ( f e \ a | 0 A ‘ ana the Gpeniteds the railroads and I suggest that in-' Princess Victoria for six mo sined a ’