The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1907, Page 1

LAST | EDITION THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST—GENERALLY FAIR TONIGHT AND suNBAY; LIGHT WEST WINDS. SATHRDAY, AUGUS SEAT" 49. JAMES SLATED TO WAS MARY THOMAS SUCCEED oe CHLOROFORMED? A GREAT SUCCESS ofe O'Rrien, former Seattle = @ bv . . : bes Star Special Bervice.) department, the position made a man, feached the market at § (Star Specia' i} i | Wh Bod ‘ of Women Attend the Opening This Hering PeRETNPTM. srcraine tna Sous] WT. PAULY Aue i?--An,eu- [ahh by We tonlgnation of Mystery Surrounds Case of Beautiful Girl Whose MoGMig s h i Pr d . a Wagon load of fruit and produce | nouncement ta made to the effect | MOOMsan on August § in 40 minutes, His wagon was |, : W F d i Lak Uni A ‘ U; A and Farmers Who Brought in Produce Were Quickly iG 16 minaten. Tle ‘wakes "WA8ltnat Howard James Is to be the| iivisd Sande lp at proceat head as Found in Lake Union--Autopsy Upsets Acci- ’ load lasted now firat vice president of the jof the Great Northern T actor A Co Id ¢ L. B. Morrta, a neighbor of Free. | & Northern. ratlwe He i# to | eOmpany, which operates the d d § icid Th M Bought Out---Western Avenue Could not Compete .,.\, ®, sfovr's,*,neishoor of Pree aire cst he ontivo csrating ‘senna R6 dhe cient + DODGED ent and Suicide Theories. same time. — Two sor W. Dunlap, of i , 0) careth: Mansa Satna deh Dual ation, sold & wagonioad 9 Was"Mary Thomas, the 2t-yes atier the Despite fain and he « the |rontus the cotmmiivaton man '° P&® lof fruit as fast as they could hand old girl, whose body was found in| ¥# the shore Western av, wo dupe the | u n men It ont, charging 2 cents per pound \ é n ab arket this eral thousand people throng ¢ Lake Union Thursday, chloroform: | Faire opening of the P rn ‘ efor Minnesota plums and 4 cents he adroitness of Alden J. Blet 4 morning Was & remarks uk a, | 0d morning, and tor Bradshawe. | jen and Alde J. Blethe in 04 and thrown into the lake after | ¢ et im ting ow ® y wht by the t Listen, of Orillia. eold 0 keeping ¢ a = iota ; death? " it walk- be to escape ox f = re ot weettOE | waxontoad of new potatoes and ap le days f eve , he In view of the proof that death shoes gommission combine mdreda of Women | pies 0 per sack for potatoes aved them f s 4,000 te 6 not due to drowning, and the t« he ster tian of the eturme diaappointed, with | Pues 100 per sack for potat ‘ t ; 5 ltagkt’ OF" falas. Se” cunethoties r did Brery farmer who ¢ ; hale bentenase ar a box for apples. He real Mr Anna MeKensle. war The five chili of the et f Ene 1 lac o nets to tantiate a 7 market with a hecksters end West heed ized $40 to $50 on t load shot last Tuesda her | will be taken care of by Thomas |! Minnea t A. J.\theory of suicide, Coroner Carroli 0 suicide was bought out Some thought the mar ~~ ce =, A Japanene gardene om the Du- | divorced husband Mc pan, A CK selon Blethe ® pre he time says it is highly possible that the no water dime it took him to doa ts Ps y e mark 8 wamish rive valley was fairly who afterward committed top-brother of the dead | f « girl may have been chloroformed | Ir a showing ‘and take iti the me " Oe. P . mobbed by the anxious buyer de, died at the Wayelée hoe Sheehan will alao moot| Judse F tered and afterwards thrown into the| tl he was dead before reaching table mob of Women, men ar All classes of peaple were repre Women and boys at 9 o'clock the funeral expenses of McK enzi lectsh f¢ is. the | lake. the water. Satren with market baskets and | sented at the market, from we and upon hie wagon n jreceiver of the k in que The police scout the chloroform The suicide theory is impossible ether receptacies, besieged the women In their automobiles, to baskets would be shoved under bis | ae tt jethe Judge Frater story, ingistrng cnat no one could he had taken t polkom farmers’ wagons, buying every: |the bh imblost housekeeper. howe at once, The poor Jap be jin hb » » that no ne have drugged the girl while she | while out boat — Fy was had the Minne a Cane, was awake without a struggle, and | toppled into the water i & nccordi: he testimony of that there would have necessarily | the sister says that to her knowl Color and Alden J. been bruise@ or signs of violence | edge the girl was never in a bos then r, they f wed the/on the body. her life PAY FOR ALL OVERTIME : advi . ‘ ’ / bial Mage edigy made ged see ot be go . hot enter the state of Minnesota not due to drowning established ghtest indication that the {ex t on 8 and lega absolutely by the inquest and the | sir] engaged in a struggle with an | ‘ Ie process cc absence of the slightest clew which |one. There are no external or in | The st day's conference be tte, wie, but all overtime witl be would indicate anything unusual, at |ternal conditions Indicating the tween the Washington and Van. ald for on an eightt baste tn ade by the Blether He presence of -any violent poison, } stead of ton hours as heretofore 1 bee There is not a mark of anything conver island coal mine owners and 1 . Boule drivers were forme nd had not t }unusual on her bod H the miners was held today result! worked nine and one-half hou r in t we © and one-half hours are in perfect normel cor ing fn a partial vietory for the lat: all overtime being lost, but If the lthere had been no violer te work longer than ton minutes over. | mitted, according to | An agreement was reached by time hereafter tt will be consid j iclans. which the «ht eight-hour day ered company time. | -The stomach is being thoronghe jwill be ve beth to wad) The delegates left thie aftern }ly analyzed for indications of poise around the mines, but the miners for Roslyn where they wil! att jon, but this will possibly requiré will take their own time in coming | the @pentag of the opera house re three days, as the chentists must tw and going from the mines coutly built by the minors of that make all the tests for both veg> | Kingineers, agers, motormen and diattiet, The question of sem! fen in ay etable and medical poisons top riders will work overtime if| mamthly pay days will be taken up! arocana pom let Detectives Barbee and Kennedy ye arene, SAE ween Oven eee about 40. yenva aid, wea'ren sores started to work on the case again 7 b oe today and are this afternoon male kee tee ee ing an examination of the shores teain N at FA ine y of the lake and portage, with the sen wa. " of the i a bee pace " eeaeieg the cago, M Paul rail "sate 4 Miss Fairfax, the bereaved sister, etle The man 4 . told her story this morning to een drink and _ Coroner | Niet Wil) te Filed ed with Mise Tb e was ®& | Pye och light-hearted, without SCENE AT PUBLIC MARKET THI® MORNING. | The will of Jacod Nist, Med yes. trouble of any , & good must terday hts ~ — c : the 600 clan, gevel headed and invsualiy CS AUTOR Tea MNT RR ANGUS GF” na nip mci eatate to the deceased widow, ¢ well balanced mentally. She had that was offered below thel A A detachinent of police was sum came overwhelmed and conta | condition that she leave her com j MISS MARY THOMAS, never displayed any traits which fet by Western av moned to help Supt. Case keep or reely count out change or do up| (By United Press.) the town. Failure to comply with | Pity Interest In equal shares) whose Death is Shrouded in would stamp her as partieularly Geebe resembled » great bar der. At times the crowd numbered packages. The clamor became «o CASA BLANCA, Aug. 17.-An remit in a general attack upon thé | One the teatator’s seven children | Mystery. Is mental or Hable to become mo- gale out of doors, the most from toe or three Pg people great that no one stopped to ask ultimatum has been sent to Central Aralm The town is to be destroy. | 8! ber death a icclialia eee ier ealaiile —_.. | Fone oF ~despor The girl bad scene witnessed re and the police had their hands cull. prices or to learn whether they | Drudeo, commanding the foreign ed, aad ail the Frenchmen will be c never gone h male acquaintanc On account of the protest against, were getting full weight forces, by the Kabylew tribe, de put ¢o death, Drudeo has hot re Will Ask For $50,000. aca gfa eng pearance® | and rarely left the house in the day- the hacksters’ wagons, Supt. Case All morning the excitement con | manding tmmedinie surrender of plied . Adelphian ec eat 15th av e y yt 4 ogg oes J i" ag'e | time during the six weeks the girls in the future will require them to tinued, more farmers arriving from and Miller st. wiib $50, end =e jomas §=eEpens | had resided at 1906 Bast Union st. by hucksters’ wages, line up at one end of the market to time. Hach wagon was fot | 900 from the $43,000,000 fund do-|heurly, ied. Th G. Milliken, a cousin of the With stale stuff from the |apart from the farmers’ wagons. lowed as soon as It entered the ieee at ee cuss of etunction ¥ Fe Oe nanyatified. The | dead girl, has reached the city and houses. Boyers soon Farmers, who attended the sale, market precincts and the produce obs D. Rockefeller coroner's office has so "accompanied by Miss Fairfax, will . nable to fathom the cause of ‘ that the hucksters were say they realized from three to quickly snatched up. One fatmer ! ab . 4 E take the body to Ellensburg for ine St Western av. prices and four times as much money for sold a wagenioad of corn at 16 Ready For Work. sia pevveer and, the girl's relatives ang tern ment. The mat! is there a6 is to go home with | Western av lark W. Freeman, time an on the nm m" f a tives iss Fairfax is « aghter rurban line, by natural tendene and the alire b: "1 SRR ws - eta y the first husband, Miss Thomas which it ls propowed to make the bsence of any motive firmly es by a second, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas HURT IN SCUFFLE. “un between th ecities in an hour lish this fact In their opinion were ¢ " P ran t rs ‘ inh ‘ac elr ple ere divorced in 1904 and the fat! v HILL Mee dF PoP: SS reeenthy will begin in ten days. The authorities are about eventy er, Jabes Thomas, ts now ts be (Star Special Service.) rested In coamection with the nator divided on the theories of murder! mines near Roslyn. BELLINGHAM, Wash., Aug. 17./of stock in “Our Ancestors’ Fotd To Procrastinate Sealers. and sul and say that it > While scuffiing with another brake | Co.” was suddenly taken {!I at the (By United Press.) | 4. ¥. Harlan, U. 8. district at ises to prove one of the most! man on the Bellingham Hay and nty jail last night. Dr. Snyde CHICAGO, Aug. 17—In reply to] THEY “At Fairba € * ska = mysterious cases which has ever British Columbia railroad inst states that the woman ta subject} Seattle today on the Yucatan for developed in this city night, W. HM. Walker caught his spelis of heart disease. She was|a Gablerram from Havana opera der He will t The dead girl left her home on Geples of 's petition for a tom-|in tim aasexsment district and says rent’ font between &@ rail and {removed to the county hospital to- | 5 ution of the Tuesday afternoon about 2 o'clock injunction asked for by Jas ry he byron poe rod petition Le planking and snapped the limb just | day tors today President Small r a} reestty captu and tock an East Union car. A Panton were served wpon Acting * YOTk Oe a AMHOSEMOD: shove the ankle. ‘ ine’ the t. ‘The , (ter Manning. neighbor's boy is authority for this upon the property will be mo ol nee ow ——e statement. This was the last time} Burnett this morning, which than 200 per cent of the assess lof tbo affected js unknown here From Stavanger, Norway, comés |s0 far as known that anyone saw M Granted will restrain the city of ed valuation } [the news that motor boats are rap | her ally had no purse with nd the Rainier Develop It is also set out that if the im | Operators heré claim there are | idly displacing other vessels in the |her and not more than 10 cents | company from proceeding any | provement ts paid for from the cen | | fishing Industry along the Norwe-|in car f j United Pres: in the matter of the Denny eral fund it will Increase the gen SERIOUS ; |2,000-unisent messages piled up-in| tion esact Waited States Coneel | The dead girl might have trans-| y a fet Soyo pn ange eget te |thie Chicago offices waiting trang | Rasmussen writes: “It war demon: /ferred to the Capitol hill line and} NEW YORK, Aug. 17—Robert zee P pe w * jatrated during the Norwegian her- walked do’ he eway } = = = = According to advices from M. A.| (My United Press.) | mivajon, and that. both com ‘ ae penny AP ad Pe po Ae Re comegs yooh Pinkerton, head of the Pinkerton COMES BACK FOR HER H SBAND Kennedy, of Fairbanks. Alsska, t0| SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17-—~|.rq fending about 250 daily instead | kinds of weather the motor was far theory that her body was swept | Detective agency, died August 18 diy aa a q » Zim > superio @ the results so much from Lake Washington to Lake = the miners’ strike in the Tanana| Vice President Zimmer of the Palo (hp usual thousands Te teat 44 OE taakahe che. : oe fom theousn tk poetha get . -_—_-oo- district, which has been on ove q | Be veony er " owes on board the steamer Bremeg . cific States Telephone & Telegraph! gigty check boys and girls In the |49@ rowboats as fast ishermen absence of shoes and hat| immigration authorities atjover the sea to marry Tamora, three months, ts becoming ser | find means to t is accounted for in the belief that! bound for Europe for his health. ee D. C., having decided who in turn had come from Califor |He says that the compar © In| Co, convieted of contempt of court,| western Union struck last night = = Siapanese resident of the nila for his bride, she was not allow. ducing men to go there from Se oo: States, divorced ed to land as Tamura has secured |attle by telling them that no strike |had his sentence postponed today! gnq gre holding a mans meeti i Ss COMING oO HIS the Japanese | divoree fro lorme ‘o under |Is on, Ho asks the trade unionists | i H 4 Without Committing Prvmel atte a a ant ghncg wale “agodhey ” {|to warm thone mplating going antil next Tuesday, pending the | now to discuss wit j eannananaanaibbenbanananeeete ee arrive in § 4 to be binding In Ametica, The | there argument for a new trial } ‘ Aonight on Chippewa, and a min maiden was sent to the detention | om ME fet her tusband-to-be, Han- hospital at Port Townsend pending | hethe he proposed = marria n came would make Tamura a bigamiat | WARRANTS H 2 i ; 2 | (Star Special Service.) FOR BOARD i | EVERETT, A 7.~Yosterday $ SA the commissioners while 1 simply Want to know ¢ : YS JUVENILE CASE KY gaged in considering tax in! . | i 4 of oa > . “ forse ‘ext week will be the final weell Hi Oe OF amis, Were AIATMOS | Le the of the County Board | staadpaint before 1 sig w Hi to find what was apparently a bon ak wae te 2 8 with sputtering fuse lying under wag Pi | fp fasts fer the ney approx 3 By ena ay om at one of the 7 ris +4 fg. This ts the worst « je, Weeks to produce thelr English |tion gas pip ba Twenda for ‘the return of Riplinge ; that has come 6 me | companions. ned. created comp : < ; x the establish + tlie ony 1 times of a ¢ 4 lishing Examination disck my \said Of . ‘ ; coer.” easments ht to be ec 3 Femark from : * ge Serius and Wednesday the coal 1 war ! 4 is ae Brought out aoe Sueeee and w owners and railroads will } 3 Willer Moe and ‘ e ¢ practi before the board. The Seattle |a* @uch as anyone he ; and Fred Spring : some, eight Malt oning ¢ will appe ‘ year-old 6 ae 4 in & pemitic it bor ther of ¢ r in the I | Tit was not their £ fens The pany appeared before the board to Tt time the ‘ day asking to have the arbitrary hey took a « . Sdasture in Baitar: “ Y ace has been found the (Star Special Service.) anseasinent of $35,000 reduced to WASHINGTON INVENTORS | Away from th I of the whereabe BELLI HAM, Waat Aug $14,000, The board took the mat | Was to steal a . . . ‘ ; Wh herts orp in bis t ler advisement } Pe ature in Ballard Then Clarke, seed 16, and Jamon). a: iynden & few days 2go,} (Star Special Service.) } “1p , | Ply, aged 16, who eloped from Cash: |iionry Latidus found oats growing WASHINGTON, D. @, Aug, L | Tn ttt sold the $2 t6| tere August 8, and were sald to be |{n one of the cara of corn. The on following patents have | i ro On Pike aded for Seattle s moth: |« was of average size, but tead ted » Washington {x fed r & = gg the * “eee agra gt of the of belng covered entirely with ker | Kloet ansformer, Iwane ‘ to oa id were co ie “ ‘ nels of corn, in some place grains ncom. ear fo ’ a them when ypement but the opinion at the vate had developed Latidus is chit John I Hack Jolin t tated tment is that the young ps . lepartmen a ne I erving the of nature and apee “ and brake contr r, G \ sitter Frater read ve | ple have not come to thi M will send it to the iniverslt R. Lessner, of this city, r Bell, ; Seattle rota alve Rh boys a severe te 4 con. | Clarke left ¢ me “ D spposed that pollen of |that while on the steamer Iroquol eam engines, Willlam A. Fic Wed the cases t ' fo a, where the oats became mixed with that of | Thursday a gold filled watch and 4/ ops, Aberdeen; reversing valve pS chance to ima ‘ snus h the corn and the novel product de |heavy gold chain were stolen from | gieam engines, William A, Flow wre conduct veloped him Aberdéeu; Wrench, William God ‘om =O’ Donne k Met SAILOR 18 ARRESTED. - J, Reidy, of 107 Oregon house, at} trey, Sentile; box for shipping and 4d Willie Johnson re . siaaies | nd nd Washington st, left | storing batter, Arthur ©, Hummen ion Oft eas a NOTICE TO OHIO his vest in the bath room last night | seattle ed-brake, Joseph aee8 With breaking 24 panes of| stoamuhip Loclenaw, atch All Obloans are urged to send|and when he returned for this gar-| irons, | Mi horseshoe, Aaron fm the South i Np aren +" aly ' opel thelr names to A. O. McCormick, | ment, found that se me had tak-| Kerry, Seattle; holder for Oldest of the three, a tad | oeween this city and Nom the secrethry of the society, wholen his timepi« {phone receivers, William J POWing frocks | lig ed Friday afternoon, charg sai & { Di Raikes 1 ot ( J . Wind ocks, but t the | with stealing 26 pounds of tobacco |!# to be found at 1621 Second ay |, Mrs mn Sutherland, of Green| ridge, Spokane; cutter head, John OWS Were broken | ' she ship. fle will be tried |Am.attempt will be made by the so-|Lake station, 18 minus a sult case,|W, Winningham, Seattle; design a boys who h Pre “vfore United |clety to get all of the 1,300 regis-|containing women's and children's | vase, Phillip J. Bornstein, Seattle; | Whose aim » Belge Ww vares Kiefor, (tered voters from Ohlo in the city, /elothing, which she left at a down | design, spoon ov fork, Artemas 1 | ‘i Judge Frater tt 5 three | > mmissioner James K into the organization town drug store yesterday | Colburn, Bellingham |