The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1907, Page 1

e F e aT CASE TO BE 2 SEATTLE, COME, Come, EveRerT/ . THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST.FAIR TONIGHT WASH., WEDNESDAY, oc TOBER 2, 1907. : VOL, 9. “OUTBURSTS: OF EVERETT TRUE , - yi io | @ : © Taree ANO TRURGDAY, LIGHT MAST WINDS, PRICE 25c PER MONTH. | PICTURE FAKE WILL BE AIRED IN COURT No. 69. a MAb yy i You've sumpiy Or ro Whitson Overrales Motion of Defense to ln > dave cnese Linas > 2 er uP! Aken easy eae wibalig es na na ‘Arthur Cain to See The Times for Publication of His * ° ING COLD M K CLEARINGS. * dict Jury to Bring in Acquittal Verdict and Sen- + coy voies prem) : Sean : Photograph as Frank Covington—Claims Fake Has mm igration h ed m e . s . 5 ied 4 ' 4 je Gs on Stand in in Hhs Own Behalf. + -tminisras iam 8 2 Hain * Injured His Reputation and Asks for $5,000 ~! _ * if Japa ” od * gous, Ia. te thn. 1 agree with you on that,” eald|# * lig . ae be fous ow beg ; ee a A, - A a he Portland. * If you don't : S Bee mals morning Jude Whit matter for the GO TO BED AT A DECEN) HOUR | ‘ * : saad the miotion of A : cee o AND HAVE YOUR SLEEP OUT f —~ . a) 1 ‘ Haley dabing that 1 Pane ade | T G47 DOWN -STUURS Avo PEED lf, \* * i eee te oe sccreed Bor ee | " “pot ould a. toned James Hi replied for the ' T i creator Borah then fefense that « ly no conne GETS $100 JUDGMENT fn bie own beha had been pwn betwe ( ay oe questioning of } ah and, the con —_ a -? t ae be version of tne ale pom rg fad (By United Press.) 8 , > w oy Bos the Boise valley lw uled the motion made y VALDEZ, Alaska, Oct. 2.—Fre¢ es Es nt that the 7 n the defense re Rats ehardt me of the Fifth a 1 : ee close | its t in asking for a “jury tn m wan 84 the largest crowd - CAGE DISMISSED attended the Borah gage Rush the #0 any rebuttal torney Rush I see nothing that you could) Gov rebut,” remarked the court thing ts quiet and ordert Rorah's appearance upon the was the signal for m the part ators, When the senat speaking & man in t re the court room started to ‘we cannot estab his hands. eee There soon all of the spectators were | ‘power by which we can go cheering for Borah The bailiffa | the hearts of men were apparently unable to quell the | bo dfeds BH Gerein. We demonstration for some seconds. | y by outward) When quiet was restored Judge more diabob Whitson in great anger remarked more secret that another such occurrence would reeult in the exclusion of all spec | ber , - \Trun.an McComb Learns of Fate of Agnes McComb Covington and Comes Here to Aid the Police in Search of Covington and Burilson-—-Did Not Know present time that is not al who was| ready in the hands of the ie, on Schmit dorina supplementary pro. | murdered, pla Por Schmitz during supple pre ‘ime ees “* brought in behalf of |‘hrown in th — ee * D. Taylo: former mayor of San ent for $2 fow tn the county jai! 5 costs vo ; : : transpor'a® si juries sustained by ling throug’ : ariiaen, bas mot oe sidewalk. Herbert | tice: Mi to the support of his moth m Manson, T. P.| Mr. McC X who have been tiv Michael Casey, to | from Ses fashion fo 4 one-story by Herbert L. | defen F Drother of the convict. olf beard of p While the latter had ¥#* held responsi fog in his sumptuous home, | ¢°®* | murder in the pay ‘and otherwise liv ot lusury, up to the time who secured «| month, arriv damages andj io aid the jury for in « the tourderers of his daughter to jas police in bri b has been since be riage of bhi ¢ works, which | 'ast March, th for the acct her marriage until he read of the daughter to ¢ and knew « rs. He was not acquainted with either Covingto: + Burtleon “ with sorrow, the father been to Catalla and Va sailed at with Steamship 11:30 this f Broken and a Were brought out in| a full cargo and 79 passengers is at the + his mother-in egram trom the place through = = = jaw, Mre inson, 723 Yesler | private chan oaveye the im Way He ann od his t on fort Covington was we i of devot ‘ * time to try known in Valdes. This in pation } and locate ( and Bu ” tates that the men were not on the but said he had no information at Santa Clara Bulst, the six-year-old when a permit was asked to 8Y.,, died Monday night RP femit of poisoning from a | New Majer General. powder, admi bis parents. bboy was taken sick M and before calli b his parents gov - perder to red h Whee br. EM. Hawk several hour Fit Onte detected —poiscr 'mtable to save the boy a 10:20 that night Was given, which « by the coroner, in eS SEARCH IN 222 VAIN FOR A CANDIDATE Men Who Will Run Against Mayor Moore what at Are Lacking--Chance of Deteat Considered Too ;.::*":,°' pr by Many Who Would Like to Be Mayor of — isa of the | Gen a P. Duvall was today r & major general in the ae Gen, MeCaskey, retired. BELLINGHAM, Oct. 2.-—Dewar Singh, the last Hindu. t this cit hitting the ties toward Vancouver, B. C. last Mie Will tend tho + @ the next city ein Tis ts a Problem whic Th nan wf F 1 h beer ed ' ‘ t , f M 1 tt w " 1 to MacM t i t r n the } th ha hand and i , 1a 1 ft § candidate ¢ Will Be Handicapped 2 ‘ , . SRreat deal to 4 ‘ ¢ t } \ Of Available ca { 1 Fepublican ranks with th t th . - of the dom ement The fae ai i ! bitter 1 t ° Fol the mayo, 5 : : if M 404 for th 4 ® to find a 1 rath f and cece Who Is w : - : . In the face @ se Food | I EL PABO, Tex, Oct * was recived today of a MLS A YOUNG BOY SCHMITZ REFUSES TO TAKE = WASHINGTON, et. | 3—Brts | nicgel League, as a Result, Will Probably Throw YORK, Oct. 2—A May. 1906, at the Entire Support to MacMahon i Election for Cour- For oe aaa cilman From Fourteenth Wardé-MacMahon Pledges \«:'<-0" ending in gainest her a sustained by passen- joss of baggage Minister Deoles Guilt ALLOWED TO INTERVENE. NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—-Henry C. the 1 paid tor a — = et ” \RUEF’S SISTER | ON THE STAND A ldtfier addrowse y Depar@ifent, Katzen jammer was copreetly delivered t —________ one of the jrab wh j for Postinaster George M FOOT CRUSHED Heney Questened Her ‘boat Copy of Franchise, from ral «| Then Let Her Go--Mint Money Expenditure Is Be Bee phy try Explained. lvoe dlgg- a at = (By United Press.) c: “Did Mallaly ture over $2,000 ta whe wan ot by Madt SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.—C you shortly after the fire? 2 and oh - a the vay th. | books of the United Rai ody. Yao veceve ‘ba und, where the wheels of the Produced in court this | m tor eae nee : {By United Press could not tell amount nor. the site Of the sacks, where did you get the pay your men with?” ask- exasperated at the fatl- » witness to tell what he jorney Rogers here in- and admitted that the eived from the mint had pay off the men. He 5 if the money 1 been de. Nation- hat he had m Tirey L, in the Mexic pear Vigtor borers Were buried a dead a6 cleven fata _ ROBBER Thope of eulng the cused without m, “You are the sister d have been dc ewritten it Himself to Fight Saloon Encroachment. pt them ‘br oN <uih. o Bf ' - wed X a Th : . dee a = He me = n R t the which she did y a“ t the « troom, ~~ FENDER INVESTIGATION WILL Ses OPEN TOMORROW MOVED TO GROUND FLOOR that ment Labor Commissioner to Conduct Hearings on Question very at City Hall---Board of Public Works Will Be Guided by Him in Line of Inquiry---Vanderveer Tells of Deadly Work of Fenders. NEWSPAPERS TO oe JAPAN «: Sot dc ai Bog By United Pre . 1 w t nl IPEG, M oO : hich 1 « H 1} Coa “ w b fore tt { 1 he ( i " we r f of " h Kraph ( ried t t i " BL OUT HOTEL r fe Tr, ¥ h Hotes cow } i blocal i ta eoudue . ed PS A ena rent etl SSIS RSI