The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1907, Page 1

s Attorneys Are Very Much Dissatisfied Over Ruling of the Court~Or- dards Cross Examination Begun and He Shows That He Not Only Was a Marderer, But a Common Mine Thief. Jhaving stolen a por sold it to prospectors Well, you are then not only an ore thief, but also a powder thief? asked Richardson Ye replied the question Hawley tien m of it and Telegraph Service Ma, June 7 ‘ of Judge W everything urd jatroduced in that there Is gf thie trial Delong « - Bo de aa ho took of the defe | reconvened Orchard. Before could be fully answer interrupted with an objec which was immedi a tained. Ht Te Questioned, *| Turning in surprise to the bench, | Richardson demagded: “Your hen will you pleade tell me why I cannot put this question? This is « hostile witness and the state's chief reliance against my mt ° etion seems to me eminently proper.” He haa already powder thief and nothing t# to be gained in pursuing the matter farther. roceed with the examination,” declared the Judge. The defense tock exception The witness continuing, sald he alone knew of the powder in the mine and went to Davis in hopes that te would blow up the mine. He said he thought a repetition of the Wardner incident would be bene fetal. " resumed the star at o me teu os expectation ©) witness. a couple of minor Bis teatimony. He ‘at length relative up of the Bu ‘the Sullivan = mines pwhen he Was oaly a mem ‘aloe one month He bat little about the trails or about who that blew the Be positively assert Fact playing poker either @& Burke at the time of break at Springs New Witness. Orchard sald he got into the mine to attempt an explosion but was discovered by the cager who shot at bim and he fled. He made the firet attempt to blow up the mine in September and the second in No- | Yerber, He talked {t over with the strike committee first and swore hat Sherman Parker gave him the idea of attaching @ pistol to the guard rail, discharging it {nto the giant caps, thus causing the ex ploaion. Prot. Gwore positively that be mtinued on page 3.) Ae . te the compressor | | FUTURE HEIR TO SWEDEN'S THRONE 18 BORN Wash't a fact that was furnished by the Gem m STOCKHOLM, June Princees Margaret, wife Crown Prince Gustacus A phus today gave birth to a som. He ts the future heir to the throne. of ee eee ee eteeee eteeeeteteeee eee eee eee eee = A BIG JOB FOR MAYOR AND COMPTROLLER ting started ie Work he would go more. tfemeramination war the at! from Denver B Witness bad been aga av recely FORM THEATRICAL _ ASSOCIATION trical Mechanics formed at a meeting h os at local theaters a jog at the Star theater Thursday afternoon. The new ganization will start with ber Temporary associa of a late time he w mine and wae the levels below the me Was familiar wit venth to the tweifth h 10, 1903, the Me he declare’ he 9 and gam Mvhat he meant told of in b he said tt was & Powter Thiet deelared & carloa, the Ving to be! mitted he is a! | | THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST—FAIR TONIGHT; CATUREAY. FAIR AND WARMER; LIGHT WINDS. SEATTLE, WASH,, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1907. JUDGE WOOD PLAYING INTO HANDS OF STATE e TALK | } | “TRUST BUSTING.” fi | (Bert WASHINGTON Attorney 8 trust today | veater ‘Telegraph Servier.) Dintriet talked jent itar-} by June 7 Chicago, with the preal understood th will attack busting it te trust be Sims soon OMAHA CITIZENS SEATTLE’S GUESTS Pee eee eee eee eee ee eee has grown from a frog pand to one of the greatest packing house and) commercial citles of the weet Among the distinguished visttors in the party ia Eddie A. Cudahy son of the packing magna the ng man who when a home years ago was kidnape Pat w and held for ransom. The Omaha men have installed a} | telephone system on thelr train sof various stations where they | they were wired up and] tn direct communteaion with home and friend All the travelers are Interested the northweet and are making trip for busine well as for pleasure. Tomorrow the party will visit Bremerton to} tnapec w battleship Nobrae- | ka. will leave for Tacoma} tm pon their return from HRADED BY GOV, SHELDON, 100 NEMRASKA BUSINESS MIN HERE ON RXCURSION—mDDIt CUDAHY, ONCE KIDNAPEED, IN and — by ranryy. Nearly every member of the Se attle Commercial club and = th Chamber of Commerce was at King street this after noon to greet the Omaha trade ex on, headed by G Bhe stopped placed late * depot ta the a feel at home im ¥ The excurstonista stopped during the forenoon at North Yakima and were late in reaching Seattle. .. The diately train econsiste of four Pullman care avy yard one dining and two baggage care - j Gaily painted banners are tacked to| Alaska Shipments Grow, the sides of the cars and banners big shipments of flaunted from the windows expected to Tonight a dinner be gtren © last year, wher the Nebraskans at the rooms of the r © will bave finished the end « i The increase tn Alaska | Commeretal club. The visitors brought ad, the Philippine of advertising lite ted home city a car m thei Omah ature fro Oo show a explaining how RESTAURANTS WILL BE SERVING MEALS SUNDAY of restaurants Recanse some of Seattle they will lose « few their Banday that their fotlara by al agreement coca) restaurants and og with » sto have aban the ongest ® the thir that Cafes proprietor s of the xt Sunda ned follars if th pera places busie and they - ng cartier t Lived @ al» make a a. the gener ‘dey me notifying meain rival eatau tw rved Sunday as t BUNCE SAYS HE WAS IN PURSUIT OF SaORELERS A itt of King ex ex deputy Bunce, pu nd ¢ James x detec on ts charged quantity of oplur States last Octobe hie bet on now tai « federal cour 5 in own today he was in an not ying of opium to make sw i that} he was one I recetve ard ting | they quantity intended beli@ve that if th needs BIG TENT CAUSE OF MUCH WORRY Christian En much or vod 1 such "lchard, the self con awa nuct n tent yer » HICKEY BREAKS HAND : thpaw} team, Waa} tal today to aken of b was and « to gain one tn game COREY'S FATE IN HARD TIMES FOR FATHER FATHER ** COAL BARON © + COAL DEALER 0+ GYROSCOPE © + MUROLE (THANKSGIVING OAD Fe DITCH 6 -+ TRIP- HAMMER Oorreo me “WH: FLIGHT OF COAL Corres wine #Ligny or INDICATES Z* INDICATES FATHER soul Yo way aT om a ape A a Ana rprArrn | 444 [ome T2 * ates | JAN. : PICTURE IN ARROWS TAKFN TRIP sHow THE FIN/SH AND IS RELIEVED YARS SHOW DIRECTION § PLAN: A OBLECTS 2 AY MOVING (@< = BARON F ’ SIGNER } A COA. 1 ot HANMER a0 DITCH j 775 AGREAY INVENTION , ¥ WHERE FATHER oF HIS LARNINGS | MERRY CHRISIFINS Just aM REACH IT | are waree wrorwe, were Ler [Aue a SEP ““HICH THE READER 18 4®%@0 TO DISCOVER HOW FATHER WILL GET wow Ninrn [oc7 WS ip , th COAL FOR CHRISTMAS. | me jlose of tife tx large , (of the | thee a religious revi KERR THE TRUTH ABOUT JOHN RIPLINGER, For years prior to the die govery of hie defatcations, dohn Riptinger ha willing tool of “mei up" in the “system business and financial ests which have #0 powerful ly and @t times corruptly con Wolled the politics of Seattle and King county. Lacking the nersonal characteristic of cour. ageoue honesty in private and public life he was the useful too! ef abler men who sought to profit and did profit from # |) lay’ r theit manipulation of the city #| {°F {he day '# outing and county governments. Na settee acres ¢ AMERICAN HORSE AGAIN WINNER influences to prevent their re lations with John Riplinger (Sevipps Tel eph Servier.) LONDON, Jun H from beceming public prop coe The plain story of #/\ rey, owned by Pabet of Mi defeat for mayor and the dio #|"h0\". won the fint Drive a Smith and will be published in erty. There is some proepect that these efforts will be suc Jonel Mipiinger's tife, public w/the only Amerioan } te political history and #|'ay# competitions covel ef his defaication is kney stallion olaes of 4-year now prepared by Joe Theptar, beginning next Mon- doyg “FENTON CLASS DAY. See eee EES * The class day pienie of the high school seniors will be held at Three Tree Point on June 16th | The steamer Kitsap’ has been | chartered to take the class over * * eee eee eet eee eee eS also won cap for the In the show, the deat * “ae SER EEE RES IN IND ROMBAY, June 7A cyclone tes bat away the town of Kur It Is reported several steamers are aebore and ft is believed the MUST SHOW CAUSE The Washington “state Rallway Commission wii be required to show cause on June 17, a date fix ed by Judge Hanford of the feders! court, why it should pot be re strained, as asked by the Oregon Railroad & Navigation company, from hearing complaints on June 21, relative to the Interchange of treffic between this company and other roads. MRS. M’FADDEN IS DISCHARGED The police today discharged Mra | Mattie McFadden because po evi dence could be found connecting with a grand larceny commit at Glasgow, Mont. While wave erpempaniog. BANDIT A: HOLDUP hecavesti Service.) MIMpOOLA Mont, June 7.—-Al wife of V. K. O'Conner lone bandit appeared at Debdorgia|iand, and me of Patrolman aud held ap the Cormir saloon, and! OQ Conner, of the local police force, that shiment and four occu |died carly this morning at her ponte fobbed of $600. Thejson's home, 2310 North Fifty bandit (was masked and carried a cighth st. The dead woman came slotcem After securing his loot! o this county her busband he eorqued B08 te otili at Imer : 187 of the first i, = HURT roo's parlors at will be in the (8 pps Telemraph Service.) ALIGNY, N. Y sng In endumnpee race u the auspices of the New York Mot x club, one Siitos crashed into lect ric Clarence MoKenate. ident { tha, Staodard Hrake instag Killed. W. & Mosher police nan, aged W. Hi. Swan were injured Moshe@tpay dle | the Alired McFadden, has pot been ob lice because ft fo thought that he may be tmplicated in @ burglary at Port Angeles. O'Conner, of Kirk eld Sunday undertaking remont. Inter meet | iva comete HE TAURANT Ke om aw WITH ARSON Hunter, a Georgetown kecper| was yesterday of areon by a jury in Jepartment of the eu unter was charge Edward staurant yund guilty Judge Morris | perior court. with having fire the build g in which the restaurant. was lo ed, for the purpose of sollecting the insurance on his restaurant net to oar a bdleycle SCHOOLS VIE IN MEET The won by the the Junior ore? | Broadw (hat) terday rth | schools DRAW COLOR LINE fe the an pugil in thik county of drawing the color (Reripps Telegraph Service» WAGLA WALLA, Wash., J Mra “Frank Steunenberg, wife muttered « nor of td bears ga malice towards Har ed mu lot heriihabband. She hopes he will fead a better life henc Mra. Sthunenberg is here attending al regarding Moyer Haywood and Pettibo Mrs J caberg will say nothing, for esent, not connecting them ttm cane at all WARRANTS FOR THE INDICTED Service.) The mem clase events were almon Bay school and events went to the school in the meet yos the Ballard grammar . senior ako Or ve of wath fighte lowing t by are the English ples sts Johnny Bull's serappers never sre thought of passing challenge from a colored untii Sam Langford, the New I putiist, disposed of tn such quick time { tho furniture firms indict ational Sporting club d try the federal grand jury he Since then nearly every fight two dage ago must report next M . 4 has come out with the morning at 10 o'clock or beach ment that he will not box wairante will be All are Gunner” Mofr, the wanted to appe says he will not tine id the reading up A figh ® Tiger before of Lon PORTLAND, Jun te ar bamp he Langford the indict: | hex mder any ciroun BALANCE NEW YORK la now United the June 7 Corey's tate of directors of trost Many of eve that-his priv © 10 weight rega of the trust that his private fife bie bisiness methods hould ed te tate memt affaty r Steel beteve reflect that he LOSES FORTUNE KILLS HIMSELF TO OUST THE 8. 0. i rimin to be Servier.) Richard une of vietim New his (Sertggs Telearan' SALT LAKE, June 7 M. Honene squandered a for $80,000 left by his sister, a f the Windsor hoteé fire in York, and yesterday afternoon body was found t ina eg Hewtrne having taken life his wrist ling soon instituted ATHLETES WILL ye U. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE hed the cx Univ at to thi the nal A. to be held An effort come Ant in will be ma and if the coming together inte an Kel would The following for the adopted on at nediga The loc hard WwW. T birthday Dr om D ) persone June ated hi alning 6 home. by enter his ountry practice tt am and } I ol- |v one. ih IS COME NORTH One Cent PRICE 25¢ PER MONTH, VOL. 9. NO. 88. SEEK TO FIX BLAME Friends of Marie Cares Say Either Her Lawyers or County Clerk Lost Transcript. Cast Suspicion | on Attorneys Bell and Robinson. to Attorney cheek o1 Bank a filing fee, Judge Bell made befor the supreme court week that he t the papers to the King county and had later them in the office. Yet po of filing appears on the the papers cannot 4 urther, Mr. Lindsey # today t at the time the papers should have been filed, Attorney Robinson had no funds in the Capital National Bank, to dra’ mailed | Bell, « the | Capital yitter bb Olympia the transeript companied b) Nation, cover Friends of Mims M Carrau $1,000,000 extate o! jelaimant to the John Sullivan, fight before allowing be throws out of court through the alleged failure of her lawyers to file the transeript for an appeal to the supreme court | W. M. Russell, the | theatrical manager, Who has per sonally furnished Mise Carrau with $1,000 to carry on her seven y fight for the Jobn Sullivan ests \today employed Attorney KH | Lindsey to investigate the failure lof Mise Carrau's lawyers to file the| on, but was in debt to the bank, transcript, or the negligence of the wu © Theroughty. county clerk's office tn losing It “1 let Miss Carrau' Gueetion of Vernstty. claim, which I believe to be just, Miss Carrau‘s chance to continue) be dropped by any such error ag her fight for the big ewtate hinges|the lows of the transcript,” on the truthfulness of he: attor-| Mr. Russell today “Myne an neys, W. RB. Bell and J. W. Rob- lather friends have spent & grea jinson, amd ofthe. county clerks | deal of money carrying on her case, employes, The loss of the transcript, the come Mr. Russell insinuated today that |flicting stories of Attorneys Bel} the conduct of Miss Carrau's attor | and Robinson and the county clerk, ys has been unsatisfactory, He|and the fact that rival claiman stated that recently an effort was Piles Howe and Farrell, were t made by them to return to him the) firet parties to discover the ab- lant $600 he paid to carry on the| sence of » transcript, strike me as appeal, and apparentiy sought to| being very suspicious, and will be drop the case, Should it develop) thoroughly investigated by my at+ that either of the lawyers purpose-' torney, Judge Lindsey ly neglected to file the transcript,| “I am sure that Mies Carrau wag the matter may be brought to the | engaged to marry John Sullivan ag attention of the bar axsociation as|the time of his death, and that hi being unprofessional conduct interided his fortune for her. ani Attorney Robinson stated she shall not jose it by any ques betore Judge Frater that tionable practices.” will make @ to her case to had clerk's office, seen record books, found. well known shall not today he had the | murder charge against ber husband. | n, he te still held by the po-| CHILD TO ATTIC | —$—— E | was that a heavy fine would merely take food out of the mouths of his children KANSAS CROPS ARE FAILURES (Scripps Telegraph Service.) CHICAGO, June 7—Reporta from neas received today are that the crop yield will be only about 40,000,000 normal over that of 80,000,000 bushels for last year, May frosts are responsible. Cereals opened lower today selling from 3-4 to 95 3-4 report was circulated that the ket was being boosted to 97 97 3-4 and the traders went beac T. Carlson, 8 saloon man who brought inte city recently by the attempt cy council fn a discredit Mayor Moore for vetoing his liquor I conse, was before Police Judge Gordon today, charged with attack ing his wife | Last nig json on & used by crt ing to the Car saloon man, apparently while ths wife, with her t climbed by emans of a table through a nto the attic it de loped vorce case pending couple. Judge Gordon ease under advisement asked for light fine inence futile to of Cart were the neighbors Beace h for b and, rush » home, found the very drunk had and opening July The mar- 1-2, that there ai between the took the Carlson claiming a DETECTIVE FAILS — TO GET THE THIEF Search for Man Who Walked Off With Mrs. Walker's Jewels On the Minnesota Proves Fruitless—Thief | Believed to Have Escaped. | vi 5. On May 2, while the sh hored off Kobe, she - le Her stater window was returned the was ajar and was af her of daylight the » the vessel was the The robbery Mins ohe perpetrator on board steamshiy time an fe th esota Ww Kobe, J Bradley jewels Ww which | 5 window lef Ww door of the stateroom the jew missing. Caz ordered al hip at d It te the o police that if seen mitted in Walker an of this red off apan, Mra. William daughter of Maj city was the victim, has evid baffled th and the crew effort being mai ‘ocal department to preve escape of t a ae 1 per Jape pin- ‘the by ped ip at had police 1 the ar leaving Anes mm of the sbbery has f the Jay aboard the sh id have befe che Th tol- diamond ot with pearls, and maller brooches aXd with a total valk ont $3,000. Walker daylight, taking of se. City who went al Pt. Towns $3,000 ecttve K away De jowe wo! ed Walker ¢ Eo KIMONA DOCTORS RUN OFF == STREETS BY WAPPENSTEIN Chief of Police Puts Tiger Fat Vendors Qut of Business~Star’s Evidence Will Send Them the be. | of Walton and Lafayette his of n ption ust begun Kin Adieu to the Diger Fat" docte They are of the Walt Great hand on ental fu Vital est mo This robes and Viger Pat Spark n re morn! Dr