The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1907, Page 1

LAST THE. SEATTL STAR a EDITION: fo 0 WEATHER FORECAST—FAIR AND WARMER TONIGHT AND TUBSDAY; LIGHT NORTM WINDS - ai 2 2 . * 5 @e oe SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1907 VOL, 9. NO, 50 PRICE 25¢ DER MONTH. E PUTS ELO. Ose ya ett eucat RAPLINGER KNEW ) J " IN A PITIFUL PLIGHT MARRIED RECTOR WH@ RAN AWAY WITH FLORETTA WHA LEY, HIS RICH 17-YEAR-OLD WAND, DESERTS Heh, LEAV ING HER ILL IN GANITARIUM inn | ° ’ P TROUB LE Julius Koch, Ex-Comptroller’s Brother-in-Law, Returns + & ASSAILANT CONVICTED. f Ie Jealousy Causes Joseph Wroinski to Shoot ee From Honduras—Had Received Letters and Clippings 66 Goong: Easenderger—-lntended Victim Unhurt--- neiirly iiled BREWING From Wife Telling of Exposure of Shortage. be nd th appea te ke te ih ecolved = er f his t up by | (Star Special Service.) * * ! nA fe, te w - 2 by Patro? a} weela PORT TOWNS m son 4 * WHERE 18 RIPLINGER * of ‘ a t Rip mann N mee a alled > five teath | Kqualiza making an ind ' * Jullus Koch, John Ripling- * f th co) v a 38 « t eld ‘ ’ a * er's brother-iniaw, on being # es as th * an ¢ € ’ or Whe tak | t rage ® pressed thie afternoon, stated * M r n to a drug " wa ‘ ces Pat pn MM | we that the ex-comptre owned * | Hond 1 ot " wil 1 b “ ie ¢ "hem *® 100 acres of banana land at | 1 f June wise he was unit J 000.4 . ; & of Guif Coast, and 60 or more & | the de { what he w joing Up until € y Wrel ha i : ‘nG # miles from the nearest large * La ir R thert i Ghasme: of Uh ie wal 4 - 4 *'\® port. Riplinger, at present, * Jaw, feet ee + . Rtape. ' # according to a statement made # || ty anyth ’ art work for the Musee, Owing to ysrmg " # late this afternoon, is, how. * ! eased Ww Es: ger wa Ps Oak ,). | ever, In the high mountains of * t hear of the disclos tred and given charge of the we |! 7 * Honduras, having gone there * t e eft Hon a eeetes occur mm one floor, At this Wrotnski| 4 which 1 <0 : malt | & to free his system from the & - Aan ie ry 3 to witn Wrolt | * wasting inroads of malaria. a : seahecger & vite | S88 to Rave become very sagry | trey 0 he Soe eee bh N & Koch states he advised Rip- # | l« 1 who also en after calling Esser and threatened to have re ; : . ¢ BO OVer | & linger to come to Seattle, but * wapaper gs about fame grew a revolver and shot at Ww oe antial ee at Y Ratow & ; ® that hie persuasions failed * utter ef ed Mr. Headed victim. The bullet s ie Cha et le . : ae Ee the Hight lapel of the coat | “"*" pon . ated Bterview that InW- | & & ek kw Rw Hk ww A|thO disclosures before that?” was ‘ touching the flesh t , : . Koch, brotherinlaw of You who know J R ger maddened artist ther bs « 1 Me b ® nt “ he def ge ox. | as we w th hatever feti ~ the He ‘ ‘ ‘ . « i he k ob ry oS un a te é i ots e ‘ ler, reached Seattle yes- |", mi with the suo. . ing Dim. | interfere exce ; tr 2 they a ‘ ° om Honduras whe M t south from over the hal i | son i, the t ' 4 to be tle in the ng for the be , ' : Bee tie he 8 cccne Wroinek! gave , . . . haat i at » r tion. Koch re-|his health. At Los Angeles Thompene syproached, | bi local address OU DOO 1 " ma into the scheme to go to Ho hare > tng tye (came here from Se " in ALON t Str the t pre with Riplinger and’ his brot grapbing & plece of gas pipe 4 epa Mies Floretta Whaley, heiress, deserted by married rector who elop ’ - fe th NI Riplinger, t ae head in . i county of conference Nich plinge aking passage ‘ Wrotuekt on the #, and the " od with her . one ets eas ge|from New Orleans 4 reaching ‘ ite prevent Si firing: rk Mike tics oa (Seattic Star's Exclusive Service.) | grands s dow siieve the |4 t nt t the banana country in March a ‘ © fame zw Yoo “egy Malle lie on ts poe g old a" “ager rhe in ade tha juras Mr. Koch contracted desperate and about to become a mother te eae This we ful enough t h 1 seek private Rip nows what is and was forced to return } tF a befam:, ab " ‘ ws with re entative ¢ in je, as pe says that b n ountry. A short sojourn in Re es hav@l come ' mn tales \ and oth ov the disclosures that a improved his health to | ihe ie urine one Stas (Property here le being reuad the comptroti ich an extent that he is now . ; WAS REPORTED Fl RE H OUSE Ps sp ay _ nama Sh Se ‘ me . Sinnat"ondacher"mch See, Seah stn “nite whet" | COUNCILMEN FIGHT pmated yesterday dy Devoe eived word at the young hin Iba ry 1 $8 . robbed He recognized the watch my stertou re was le t M4 ~ ‘Adama and Corder! and other grtietes which the two .— ifn f a sanite : PE Aug Belmont, one of th ° ‘a a ty 5 the rma LOE th be — id shameles a! h eh ‘ ‘ and M on officers noticed fa dh suspects had in thetr p t attle Fire department since the elo; he r om pewnshop and, becoming as his property S. and Main st. abe P ocked by t ant te Th and € followed them They inet night. The fire was first ee i come, Hie whervabo: e 1 frend pone he of Dirigo fawn a gold watch, HARVEST HANDS NEEDED. coming out of the b , «t P pilthe te eoutio a sengers on & pant 3 ah Whaley, the «irl : whick to annex Saturda such an unl! € - Yesterday w a et ¢ ae fficers. took both | Great Northern officials tn Seat ae re 1 a loss of ‘ ‘ ** the a et eavasine o the the bave received advices to the oun a vers ¥ Wilts a ai toe 9 * effect that 16,060 harvest hands f he gene f I 4 Postal clea ip a fime afterwards; W. 1. are needed in North Dakota and t ; reagan: Bellingham Taber that Minnesota enous i even date” messages both sending SIWASHES CAMP NEAR City, “"C olf nicl orm and forvien companies. - Last D I YOar Over $1,000,000 was collected tated ‘ = § in premigme in thie state al A cat ty @ West C ing fe Oo e The manefactarer and mill owner wa . C oat t ed of th is In & sense entirely at the mercy : : « , _ the lease clause no guarantee of these companies ‘ freight w { the Puge & give { the messages wil On io OE & panting Was catied The aut ties have « dete esterday. « he partially 1} in the a The jat the Rainier club and an associa. ™#0°d that Mise Mary Thomas, 1 If owe tk t of the Phe twine stern siness | ton formed under the name of the | Whose body was 1 in Lake Us Amd oma ‘ of the « ‘ « art is not e to any extent Liability Underwriters’ Club of | Thurs me ar . a ~_— Made t morning ed of V uve (taco ive ashington,” the officers were. EB ~ Fe t gr egg nn ns) 68 Reid of the Wee Unior Cohen, aged 25, employed a man belteved te he ( : re c ~ chaes A ay} ie ae | gr R the Western Unio Walloring department of a boat at Martleti’s boa S a al pooced ae ars . M < >| aaeite-onew hype ihivae of Galad t J te in f and trying to discover First av, is be two hours tater it wa arp-treneurer. A 1 4 ofore Cor ing, wires. According to st femnente of Pte have committed suicide ing, unoccupied Among the . a “ Ca ‘ € stopey, tht Phe police . hat the cording t atements of ist Reavy losses at the race found in it was 2 card of + ele ny * oe “f Hanford, See eiing for t feet that the eirbiraiked out offieta ttle interference is now Cohen bas told bis employ. tailort te ok Ewing and MeCargar, | coroner failed to find at klepee at the portage a moved Being mat with, the wires: Sung times that he would had not se« fg «ee r f drowning, be not kn: that her shoes splash her feet in the eut out of places where it Is alleged ‘but the latter thought believes the y man has ended |. cceh bedy to tm : ™ - MOOR | water hi ; po i pre | walls, whe : aaa aad er has occurred Souing. This morning his life oie niet tT eee tute the la aphers are ready for — The next m Mr away work Relatives wi the body t a long sles 1 so far not a me he nex move Was an imeremed | ioe ce a aan tnes | Rilenpburs ber has flunked and returned to in premiums, the average ne eng bur i mornin “ ge i lume, the - oo net i eee od 4 mpete whete interment will be mad Rataler Beach. 1 a hn | SOR, oF, Sven, hy intimation of mot or more of western money nile City las ta wd to . —edclemedepteinl ho COUNCILMEN TOMORROW 22 oe: ce cies or'sis Votes cast, bane Fight Expected . : . CHICAGO, Til, Aug. 19.—Pre The unanimity. however, ceased A territ w jes aquare and ; " at this pofut. HE. Lippman, rep el , Housand inhabitan dent Small | the opinion that resenting the United States Casual Chief Deputy Upper, in the wali pt after they had bee ent oat | th Sided Seattle. T € e strike will last 60 or possibly ty company HM Ewing troller's office, t y decided that that fhe erre wae ed. The | George enti « md A $2,000,000 strike fund Cathoua, Denny & Ewing. ref the new state a law will gy board of clections which he « er cit asked, to carry on the work of Bipyhahiie to join, Without ananie s » in tomorrow's counciimante the py 68 “Will be called on to winning what the telegraphers de t 5 eift " mand Voluntary subsecri jones are Geeualty insurance was necessary to make the com-| ¥®* lapoesible. A second meeting @ections in the Twelfth am@ act tomorrow MAY SUTTON RETURNS a P Marted in so promis | bination complete refuse to join the % the club has not yet been called Thirteenth wards, The law pre The candidates to tie voted pon axked , Snapshot of Wesley Russell, in- Bas gone to pieces. | combination. vides that the polls shall be ope® are Wm. Hines, reput te From figures received here from ternational secretarytreasurer of H. M. Ewing and The aalty | r ‘ , from Sa m. to § p.m Twelfth ward ga tho bie various parts of the United Stat the Telegraphers’ union, who, in Whose cooperation ent ‘ 1 ba ng Gal Bauuee for anee| Memien on ones te ot Union ta Hy f wing Pte de the soctaliat ' i. MONTREAL .—M t- it is estimated 91 per ce the absence of President Small, “ en ere! SY "em Spente for cast-| British Columbia, coating ficial o were to give cratie: and J. 7 ve Brt States of the commercial telegraphers are Managed the great strike from Chi- the wrong b » was not publiean, in the Thirte _ har te € ed out cago a kames at N ation ove A th of TELEGRAPHERS’ STRIKE mora GRAFT CHARGE STIRS ~ METCALF cwevcc! ASSESSOR TOM PARISH br St on ‘ hehe Caaglen, T | Seattle Malting & B Rtn on st ISTED SAVES MAN MAYOR Brewery up--Would Not Retract Statement. Kdward McDermott, a nen, | (By United Prese.) ‘ wh ems Parish had heard a evi- ne N FRANCISCO, Au The a ne ae ous nad Wien lavest i “ ia me attempted ; & the wi sd . tha Het ; os ed ' urge I erg the t nd was in|, ; tok " at the raise wa ! ' " nging . § wory alt h ar a wen p for $ by one of the dey ; 7 , thowing the striking telegraph operators and pickets in front of the Postal buliding ‘ Peleptone tn knocked | the re of M a | asec ; , Mf was the strike of the Postal men, following their brothers in the Chicago Western ‘wl aan Sebiaiaiah ak ie Ta When called upon by County Aw | weitme, ‘ that started the wave over the country. ae : < Parish and County Trea ean Beye nse ' hee thoust Pete — A mintber of residents attempting | e Gormle ) it tia ¢ ae e * a / ont received se he aid that i} (By TRANSFERS NOW ; a Otto | waters,” eo eee ‘DEATH ted Press.) ted P SAYS WIFE BEAT HIM io» ° 2 WALL OPERATE UME wi i itss%tnta’ santa Wah Aer Sty clover “wae tai | oe MEW WASHINGTON” tha fh el om ar ne ono Tag Avr r nt wa toda q hot? inder 920,000 bonds . - that it had | finite ied \ ew f itt ° 4 to forty aA ation of aattle SAN LUI8 OBISPO, Cal ae 1 up * Grey a BARRINGTON, Bees TRIED FOR STEALING apltal for the purpoag Phe twain from’ the uth due Aw 9.—Charles JeRom, &n aelor etink the new. Wash ‘on hotel, |here at 2:95 e'eleck was wrecked I t mabe manufactnrer, ert his Samuel Donovae, cha 4 with | age flops lookls ward OF HoEr Coneertton | Ca eer ante were pning ry aoone When | , the veneel | géptzution ofssuch a company fr@| Hend Phewe 6 had been whe® thelr auto, pin tio a railroad nm 1,500 Western Union men wnt out In New York, followed almost imme stealing tobacco from the Bépizution. of such pany & onda ery ‘ < ‘ the 600 Postal men Phot&graph rit taken outside see Wieaee Union building. A great on which he wae employe® wee | being tam. The sociation will |an@ the bagehge ev brewery put up $500, no raise would | train at a erossl near he®. M& Wed and cheered the @perators as they left the building. Traffic wae goon impeded and it Mietven @ preliminary hearieg te (Be | spend $100,000 in furnishing the |N ed W6e thing exanpt @ mail| be made. The person who tad him | Root’s: aavushtor gd his niece wer@ Police to giewr Palla States court ty» afternoon | new hiostelry, le * was J. M, Heberling, a satoonkee® | se rigngly injure! ee @ ry threvmis e CO 2 ate DCAM 000 A AAD CER ANS On sanmnomenmeniinmnaandame m oP a0 e « MOM 900.20 arta