The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1907, Page 1

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, NARRIN NE IARNIERIEIPE II IIIT ID, There is but one genuine “‘Raffles’—He is at present employed by The Star. MISLED BY Y FAKE IN OBSCURE MORNING PAPER THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST FAIR TONIGHT AND SATURDAY LIGHT NORTHEAST WINDS. FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1907 JANNEXATION FIVE KILLEDRAFFLES HAS — A BUSY DAY (Berto Tetoaraph tervtee) edly die 6! pneumonia as the re OHICAGO, May % Late yeater sult of breathing t he ammonia day afternoon & Sinch ammonta tomes on was heard for pipe burst in market building of 5) Soa ie Seek vis Armour @ Co, jn the stock yards) ¢ hot reseued until four ee WASHINGTON - : and five men were Inetanily killed | hours after the explosion, owing to following saieae by the fumes and a acore seriously | ‘he heavy fumes. Those who were C g 5 se rs . killed are as follows ALBERTSON REFYSES TO STOP TO- “ge ' i ot | tnyured MICHAEL BLACK, 60 years old TY. Star, reign Hundreds were tn the bullding JAMES 18 years old = aned. ¥ art rROW'S ELECTION AT WEST SEAT- ,o2 OY csianed, ond many jumped from the win JOB BPH KILI Piedmont, Jolin J. Cannes, vice N. dows to escape. Those who were) PETER MARCON. 5! years old. | N. Rell, resigned aken to the hompitals will undoubt-) ONE YOUNGSTOWN, ALKI AND SPRING)! —ANNEXATIONISTS EXPECT VIC- AND NOW---WHAT ? Bhheteon, this morning mate annerstion to Seattle, tt ts the petition of George A. necessary that Youngstown rote Jennie D. Mill, citizens of favorably, ae {t forme the connte for « wmporary in-jing link with Beattie The con Vyeetraining the city gov~| test centers there, but as part of of Weet Seattle, from the saloon opposition to annex i an d@ection tomorrow In tion has been withdrawn, the an IF You'lL COME WITH ME I'll SHOW Yov To Your GRAVE. Your DEAD, You Know / Youngtown and mexationista are very confident precincts om the ques The numerous objections raised ganexing them to West by Attorney Rell, for the anti-an Rexationistse who asked an injune the whedaled clec- (tion to stop the election. were take place, and the an- overruled by Judi Albertson in victorions i» court, bie optnion this morning. they will carry the Sberiff Bmith has selected dep- fe all of the localities af-/ uty sheriffs to be present at the pelle, to arrest any one caught of the consolidation | voting tllegally, knd to pnt down West Geattle. Alki any trouble that may arise at Hl being their ulti Youngstown. 125 to $200 per month for first claas help. [mn Seattle every com petent man ts empoyed Local employment agenctes re pert @ total lack of cooks en thelr liste, w hey have hundreds of iomands om hotels, boarding | houses, private parties ana Alaska towns Persore tn other emplgxy- ment with a good knowledge cookery are leaving thetr work for that cocupation. HAS NO COAL IN BUNKERS PACIFIC COAST COMPANY UN. ABLE TO SUPPLY SHIPS GE CAUSE OF BLACK DIAMOND TROUBLE—EACH DAY'S Of. tle repreaeatatives of were the pripeipal @t the conference of inter. Senor Don powers, i Ignacea Cal¢eron, the winister biffirmed the of interma..coal arditre M, Mating that i was more geo , in the South countries than elaeqhere ADMISSION er UNIDENTIFIED. } RAFFLES Watch Him Each Day as He Turns Around. j Reoretary of War W. H. Taft wii pass thro on bis way to the Philippine tal ands. He is scheduled to safl on the Minnesota leave Seattle about MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS. ‘The Womans Foreign Missionary noclety beg * fifteenth annual BR Leomis, etant meeting yewterday afternoon at the 4 Felsate spoke cn the pam tay MEANS LOSS. Madison Street Methodist church failway, stating that no) King and Clatsop copnties were " can accomplish this - represented at the meeting. Mrs oe peere o@ =the railroad Willma Ro Keene, a missiopary | Rumnpiial trom New rork to, The coal bunkers of the Pacific to Citua cpohe reutive tthe Const Co. are empty, and are not work carried on in that country IT expected to be rep od within amin " on a i IN BIG two days. The officials of the! gugpecTeO MURDERER AR company are ignorant of the state RESTEO. of affairs at the Black Diamond | mines, but believe that the miners) wow yORK. May working. J. ©. Ford, viceprest-| pecker, 31 dent of the company said this morn-| ia5 was ar . ing that no developments bad trans 1+ of having m S& great shortage of oe last night Syearold daugh am kitchen help lm this and t steamship Abanstnia giatteidt, a ferme { Bimbharst said an officer the ading at noon today aed pong tnland _ ee Bitrhen Helpers’ union. js ready tor the bunkers. The Pa LS CREE »btaining money under false pre Temple, toaay, “and | cific Coast wo. i under contract to| ALBANY May «~The “PHENOMENAL LAFAYETTE” AND “GREAT | Wedeiged every day | supply thie monster with fuel, and grate senate hos pas t es the Phenomenal La from outside places for | each day's delay means @ lowe to ing at 2 at WALTON,” BLOODLESS SURGEONS, AS- otto” ha intern hare positions to offer at | the ship of $500 , ~ t co m af te later circies| The Florence K. tiled ber bunk o " SISTED BY THE TIMES, WILL START OUT o Sages Poo Bene ot work at this mojers at Weet Seattle this morning as aires q "LEE s " 4 TLE a pand and SE Soh st Ship me jore ak West Seattle this morsiag already passed the TO FLEECE THE SEATTLE PUBLIC TO- « and ax sanpe offer as high ema = to have & good supply on hand NIGHT—UNASHAMED O OLISH MINER IS 222: = MURDERED = AMPUTATION UVNRCr F EXPOSURE ents the mies nten the opportunt “ARGUMENTS IN work men a MN GERUSHEFSKI SHOT Re re OT [neni Hiuischc ooanindieclet: ipl coos thanctnee, “Weeecnesne’. Ca ee mci VINCENT ATAMBORSKI AS RESULT |" #*" pol vel ° ere In a EDDY CASE /0F DRUNKEN CAROUSAL—SLAYER HAS ne nue eicenean.; tot.-wihlaenetion ot I : pS00D REPUTATION—NOW IN COUNTY eottal p< = oe ee ed aan i 4 ec: ggg oye Sah SO ad - we fakire w the | Fe ° the 1 S. Gerushet, olish miner)cinet constable. | was at me aacks yart) “Our w ot a A « avo! ph aageanaesd fringe ; ; JOHN BARRETT LEAVES teach $9 part] CRF To : motes hae, the, eraser dive to the home of Vincent ee FOR SEATTLE TONIGHT ! ‘cheap atte: as omar ea Se ee ee etian = Shout 1 of this r Have a Great “Work . al Ae ft th at th ar yosed In The Star the ex See Ge os Glov wt ‘ following from the an-| principal > Ex-senator Chandler follows How ‘ nent of this morning ts a/| performed books of! probably concluding late today fv ¢ the lies which have been | the vt — . : pe “fe : H. Morris 4 a have the 6 power ttee stated Botne 8 hin a \ elegat tro } ‘ ined house at Bighth av. cleaned that the two sclentiete had o# pearance f trie a charge of | Beach will urge action DO NOT BE One Cent VOL. 9, NO. 76. PRICE 25¢ PER MONTH. MEETS A LOT OF PEOPLE, LIVE ONES AND DEAD ONES, AND LEARNS SOMETHING OF SEATTLE—BIG SEARCH TO BEGIN NEXT MONDAY. Nearly every cleanly-shaved-faced man in Seattle hae been touched on the shoulder sometime during the past 24 hours and has been accused of being Raffles, The Mysterious, Everywhere you go the people talk of Raffles Since the arrival of Raffles was chronicled in The Btar- yesterday afternoon, everybody in town has learned of his presence and young end old are searching for him. The real search, however, will not begin until Monday. next. On Sunday night Raffles wil) for a, time give up his present care-free life and, when he arises on Monday morn- ing, there will rest upon his head a reward of $500. Later The Star will give what details are necessary for the infor. mation of those who are to participate in the search. In the meantime watch for Raffles. If you see him, take 8 good look at him. One long look may mean $500 to you. And $500 is a lot of money. % 7 BY RAPES, THE MY PTORTOL 1 certainly bad « busy dey terday. | was iaken in tow by two ‘4ay's photo of me or three newly found friends and Gets Theater Passes Redelsheimer. The cigar | smoke, and the necktie and hat appeetia yes | between the hours of 10 « Then | went up to the Grand and + midnight [| am sure I w tried t Mavager Inverarity duced to about half the male popu for Henrietta Crom lation of Seattle man said it wae ae 1 met some live ones and some dead ones. Most of the dead ones, 1 met the Butler grill during mystery to him how all the news paper men in tow nexpected to get into the Grand opera house free of the noofhour. Inteilectually only, charge, but when I explained th | Were they dead. Soc'r'ly and auto I was th biggest mystery of ai | mobttty they were re ie things, betog Raffies, Mr. Inverarity look but they were shy io that which, me over carefully and came acrosh « 4 ; when removed from a calf, is served with a pass I expect to see one- of | | on. tonet Mr. Inverarity’s assistants on guard 479 1 peddied a loi of hot air to these at the door waiting to capture y socially alive, intellectually dead when | enter the Grand. ones, and ther swelled up and The Grand opera house is only stood for it and bought. If I had one of many pinces that 1 wil! enter taken aboard everyth! that was a Sunday. when the $500 reward offered me yesterday | would have for my capture goes into effect. foundered before six o'clock and | You may find me in any of the big Raffies, dear bey, would ve had stores, along the waterfront, at the hile name on the pol er and big ks, owt in Ballard, or ob would have had « ride in the new the t cars. In several eastern citlee my capture was effected ef a street car. On Sundays, if 1 am not caught in the first week, I will be at some big Sunday resort near Seattle, d remember, all you have to do der to win the $600 reward, in police benzine bugsy Have Raffles Spotted. I could feel it aa they gazed upon me that some of these automobile Billy Sutheriand—race horse boys | were making up their minds that I was an easy thing and were already | mentally spending the $600 which will be paid to tae person capturing e after | disappear next Sunday en i pobsiny to Get Money. I met some live ones at the But I will immediately surrender and ler too, @ when the dead ones lead you to the office, where the permitted tt, learned some very tn- $600 will be paid over. teresting things abc your city! Looks easy, doesn't it. All you which I bave already begun to ad- have to do is to watch the pictures; mire greatly see me turn around. Get a pictu; I was introduced to Senator of me in your mind, so that y ‘John L. Wilson and had a very | will know me from every view, pleasant conversa with him. 1/ then spot me, any time after Sum had met the senator before tn day Washington and New York City But remember, I wil wear ane \ and be Was good enough to say ferent clothes each day and night, vat he remembered me. sometimes an opera hat and John Miller and Joho Hart, the dress suit, sometimes a sweater, former assistant prosecu and sometimes the business man's ney, and the latter gard. You must become really fae apepa: miliar with me, know me like af light y| old friend, before you can spot me and w in dingulse. But remember, there will be no false whiskers to mig lead you. attle I she tance “ Raffies will always wear his own face 5 f The person who earns the $506 ty aght a reward will not get it withont ® a { little study and some clever deted - a panama ive work REIDELSBERGER CHARGES SO FAR UNSUPPORTED (Star Special Service.) DILLON May 24 in their allegations, but {naieted that the former Seatule musician be roved and his predecessor at the ol, Prof. Luce, be re The Norris was presen® , and will report te Toole, who was asked to ri Reideisberger lelsberger-Luce affair has c issue here, and the hureh societies ake on against Reidel r t ha rf h suppe of the git WILL CALL BUSINESS MEN to name certain persons who could a and would give expert testimony AS EXPERT WITNESSES » the value of the lands in ques tlon. When t ard of Ie ma URGE NEW ROAD “ t Moore and City Engineer Thomason | and games. np tl