The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1907, Page 7

THE SE APS MURDERING WILL ARCHBISHOP BE: TTLE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4907 remo RR A SR RR RR RR eR a ram eu Joa of compiring for the overthrow freight she could 14 ° —— o 7 toww’ propowal, they offer 1,000 acren | dolphin t ight ' . i to each colonist who enlists for M from theaste ha ; (with arms and after six months the inte . service In to be retmbursed and re 6 P ! : * (By United Press.) Jeetve §% per day bowides (By United Press.) The Tango Maru, from the ; . 2? ° NEW YORK, Oct, &—The - ~ | PHOENIX, Ariz, Oct, 8 —AN|Orient,,arrived at the Great Nor : wee a“ Standard Ott hearing wie re-| NORTH COAST PURCHASES. Apache named ZooAlmee chopped! thorn dock gt 1 oul tle aeeee ) an enormogs number were ma Jou the head of bis mother-in-law, | ing {iy United Pre A at sacred, In & hundred ce where tomate this morning with Commis (Star Special Service.) 60 miles no ot Ol ie RONGKONG Oot. & " " he Japanese suffered violence, the gy? Kellogg trying to learn how NORTH YAKIMA, Oct, 8—There| news of the crime has ju hid Seannnb teen A suspects, were han without trials haperewe yer patives, mi azleaking owt cod eC cntes the Japartoar wr eepe led and shot ‘ in orem im wo to | Seeul, where ttre welt | BuahopRatey § ttan Ol compan of |i trong reason to believe, in view Which F, 'T. Cuthbert in president, |of recent developments, that B. H \ isho! — aseneet by ag Stand “ a Harriman is at least one of the , . ompany, of New Jerne uth backers of the North Ce Me | Ia} 08 : wt, Itt : ‘The v nine 008, the cons | Higa disturbances ‘ y | vielenee lowm of asnannt- | . port wan the first witness called, /admitted that he i friendly to the : . retaliation for ACC n Pr mcd Reg Hg pcre on the ok arley in and he tontified that the Manhat-| project. The company hax purchas Hijous Koreans ou tan company wan sold in 1899 by led rightofway facilities at Ke 20.000. M every day throughout | ; ns at Kenne yo,000 and 20 a. — Metars. Brady and Honediet, but he| wick for $60,000. The land pur were killed In open Me 7s a cot e rt could not recall the name of the | chased stretches for a mile north of ANOTHER VICTIM DIES | | ; WITH BUBONIC PLAGUE PPORT THE STATE | j SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 8.—The| . i following report on the bubonic | (Star Special Service.) plague is sent out by the heaith| ‘OKANE, Oct, &.—"l believe the | | department Three new suspect. | #t of Washington should tT apm Jed cases, ‘Total vertfications to|mately reach that point where no at the usual ed abe we . ly bart on he date, 58; total deaths, 23; total re | direct taxes are collected from the wipe 8:90 t eached flee of Dr. Georg covered emal n-|people for the expenses of — the . st cable car at table at Newlands, He ie now at bis wet jing suspects, 33 Te oo [mata anid ( neressman W L struck the <a vn ha | hea bome at Madiecn park | curred yesterday |Jones when asked as to his idea ison at, power house J. Riskt, another passenger, was | jot public service franchises and Tet Improperly turned by | badly out about the face, and se REVOLUTIONISTS WANTED. their relation to the goverament and in the resulting sh verely shaken up, Several other (By United Press.) Continuing, Mr, Jones said one, persons Were more passengers were bruised. The off | SAN BERNARDINO, Cal. Oct. 8) rp f» not much question wp several _ |clals of the Seattle Blectric Co. re-| A communication alleged to make | about the ability of the state to col a deputy herif fone ohenbannly se iiscuss by eg sa ne Pe ne of Loramie ' ject sufficient taxes from the pub. ide broken In some way indent, but passengers say tha } acal ompany, Who are He service franchiae t th copoed when the car etruck was plainly due to the carelessness | es OO" (or tho direct taxation tae bat did not Know that/of some employe Those franchises are made vatuat MAK GRAZED DOCTOR TRIES TO HASTEN WIFE'S DEAT revolver, which she father, threatening to kill him less he deststed The intoxicated dentist was bh eevee Tr= Yorn pe’ m daughter when flask down the telephoned to Paul Marston capitalist, who is related to family. Marston, on seeing the * some te vik k with him. he swore to a warrant for the bees Mi for four months. gh a state that” she turbing the peace. Gaston’ erin-law guoceeded in persuad| as the death of Mrs. ly expected. besos MRS. MARGARET CARTER. ‘Star Exctusive Service.) friends. ‘Was caused uty b erates society by! "On the wight of the PEM Margaret Carter. White was at home ill. Mrs. ( Ay Maicide by shooting ter called, it is stated, at his peer et debn Jay White, jr. quest. She was in a state of t Mrs. Carter had teria which was aggravated by ti charitable work, fact that she was in promoting the gee White. A doctor, called to EK horses. She erect her, says she was under the ini Of watering troughs. ouee of drags. In the early mc rious style Of ing Mra. Carter committed sutc was a handsome py shooting herself through right temple ‘pore & millionaire on srs. White, who had been at father, five yoars 5 or, arrived home as the b of Mrs. Carter was being carr from the house. She fainte & doctor summoned after Mra. ¢ ter's death remained to give attention Leaving ber husband and th small children, Mrs. Prank t tisappeared from her home t., Ballard, Saturday aftern and her basband has appealed the police to assist him in rch for the missing wow | PEPOSITS MADE IN OUR PINGS DEPARTMENT TO OBER 10TH DRAW IN PEREST AT THE RATE oF PER CENT PER ANNUM PRO OCTOBER igT YW NECESSARY To AN ACCOUNT a boarder at the Kezen home appeared, and the deserted husb believes there is more than a idence in this fact WILL ASIDE 4 M. Korstrom haw fi istrict court asking that ®% SHonrock, 1. HARTMAN ” C. andre R. fia ALEXANDER My una xed at $290,000. LV suite TAX LEVY PASSED. Cashier YC. iterest paid on Savino 4 nd HC was Jott Manel came to the vescue with a aimed at her force the com: at bay by his daughter while she dying wife. Dr to his 1Syear ot tan, had been | uation, hurried to the police sta to per | tion and procured assistance. Then rest of Gasten on a charge of die ‘® moth Marston to withhold the warrant ton ts hour i hima terns } | fold, which broke, precipitating him trom White, and he bad nothing to to the cement pavement. Teh in | SEW YORK, Oct 5.—A decided 40. He and Mra. Carter were close | |jured man was removed to Provi dence hoxpital. It was said today |Of the marvelous Pianola Piano, for tragedy | that he would recover which we have the exciusive ‘ar | oan y ~—— agency, has induced many wealthy ot permitted to anditew days. N ‘jurors In the \% ree | with us it will draw four ” ii 0 1 per pt.—-and that our |} regular $26 val now $9.60; the nm Day total assets of over three regular $30 values now $14.40; the About the same time Joe Kobatsky itestified that Podhorski, the Rus- | ASKS COURT TO SET ice ke Be \ purchaser, Mr, Cuthbert he wont with the Mant pany aft I) the elty proper and include jalderable A division of | freight yards andard and mame" TAX FRANCHISES T0 a con ttan « suitable — for business between the ite subsaidiatte Cuthbert = by the people and they should be H SALOON LIMITS ARCHBISHOP FARL wattle Star Exclusive Service.) NEW YORK, Oct. 6—18 Arch nals, ot New York, the latter bishop Jol urphy ‘arle o be he Murphy Parley t dead. The sentiment of the the third American cardinal? sistory has been known to be} tory will m late in American cardinal ee ee or early in December No one cah know upon whom it will confer the red hat. American Catholles are Over 89,000 young people are tn direotly Mcnuttnon Far watt eaat| Not Yet Too Late for Under=|:s:eea ‘ne scion last night en un limite on the - an American cardinal, schools have over 61,000 paptis and| . . . en tabs wg oe pte pn. eva‘ Pe sae gum the great | his acodemies aad. colt } priced P Buyi ion take in all the outside saloons honor bestowed upon the venerable 6,500. Uader him are tano ng : — flats and in South the head of all the Catholic institations chapels and mitssions nad 148 | wee he Hne stops about a the of New York, Joho Murphy Farley ae from the Independent Brew re Though well along in years, Areh The p bishop Farley fe still a man of ac-| cose approaches at a conservative | settled that we will tion. From his archepiscopal pal-| extimate $100,000,000, indicated par-| present quarters in the Purke ace in the rear of the St. Patrick's tially by the following: Cathedral! Mlock and take possession of our | cathedral he ministers the affairs of St. Patrick, $10,000,000; asyluma, | fine new building at Third av. and of more than a half thousand $2,000,000; seminarte $1,250,000 Iniversity at not than at churches and schools and homes 500 churches and chapels, $25,000\urday, we're particularily anxious and institutions. He is the spirit 009; 500 presbyteries, 000,000; | to dispose of the remaining seven ual head of mitlions land, $10,000,000, and schools, §5,-/teen or eighteen pianos, several He is an Irishman by birth, an 000,000, besides several millions In| fine organs, a number of plan | American by adoption and a chureh-| propertion owned by the vartous|players, talking machines, ete man by tnetinct He haa the ac religious comm: ties jete | tivity of the Irishman, the quick Archbishop Farley was born in! Never before have so few tnetro ness of the American, aod the apir, County Armagh, Ireland. Apri! 26, | ments appeared on our floors, but ;t of the church. rear He wes ordained priest in| the terrific price reductions cansed regular and | weelth of his dio} Now that it has been definitely | ing company’s establishment, run ; ning west on Rainier st. to Railroad vacate OUF lav. and thence north operty ar Leave Pier 2 to see battioshipa . 25c CAN CARBIDE 18c America has had bat two cardi Rome in 1870 ja veritable plano purchasing ept | oom cn eet ee . somerms |demic, and the heavy buying of the vant we ty « " Fae aT establish self-defense in that the |Our “eek bas nearly cleaned us Stcecreo count rose and pat his right hand | ny, ns: Qileidiiene pene towards his hip pocket when he s ppg Ao ~ panda of everything still remaining and will make the concessions so at tractive that any intending pur t well afford to ignore opportunity In the rush several of the big | P. J. Butler, of $89 Woodland av gent snaps were re: overlooked, | jim attempting to cross the street Sedvdincnn dak meen altenas us nea car tracks on Westlake av., fell into pay Serene. Chek Gaens. ath even | Lake Union this morsing. He was WAGON ja small tne - Hines approaching. This was tb Worst blow the defense has in ed. The case being argued the jury this afternoon me can afford to own rument F. M. SPINNING 1310 Second Av. jear and taken to the police station | He was not seriousty hurt FOR NEARLY HALF. | GALLOWS footings in the 17 different dialects | {vere for #400 ana yah ~ (By United Pree.) | Seeraio Tire. Gepurement” yeesrrane | cnnan.'2 cea are Ragwe so CART {Gut hie throat with « rescr tm the |to anything, bot the @emollening or! (nan, 0¢50, Come im and Hleten to [sorrgor spattering the ‘prespers|the'city council” “"'swts! "*fP| not pertecty satisfied | that the lose i so alel Geike chen While engaged at work on the oon gan de a pr oe ait rescued by the crew of a passing la good in Desens of packages of freshly) 1 are several high ee | Chinaman relieving his overheated | He¥ pianos . ore oO eine jot his mother country, and @ badly} pay $10 a month Wrecked lacndry wagon were left Two specially fine, highgrade SPOKANE, Oct. §~-They think | afternoon when It answered an ch ese instruments cannot be dupli j they'll hang me, bat they won't.” alarm of fire from Piret av. and cated anywhere for a ative ral County jatl this morning. The see the laundry wagon, owned by Sing ws responsive action, not the mag jond slash severed the jugular vein Lee, promises to mean the appear nr il designs, 6 it you'ee j | with his blood. He died in three A PAINTER HUAT. giving ‘em away, don't buy | talerutes. “ a A bigger value than the large, | lof murdering James Cabill of this | front of L. W. Suter's jewelry store Th fi city September 27. Ho snatched a |0n First av. between Columbia and |C&"Dot be found. They possess fine yanor from & prisons? whe Cherry sta, 'G. 8. Walker, « painter, toe, splendid action, dainty case lghaving and ended bis fife. Helof 148 Stxih av. S, yesterday fell |@esians and with ordinary good gioried in the cold-blooded killing | and received severe injuries about |C&T¢ Will last a life time. You'll {of Cahill to the prisoners: the back and shoulders Sa ee | . on Walker was working on a scat. | Where. If you want a really first-class bighcrade, slightly used Piano, come in at once. The popularity et homes to exchange their present plano toward payment of the cost ly Pianola Ptanos A number of these excha Furnace for $65 You can get one large enough for a 5 Ww Sroom house at Geo. u SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8.—The | Woodhouse Co.'s, 112 t niversity #t see) grand jury this morning took up eee anos are just as good as new, in fit the investigation of the rumors ~ - ~——ws | fact, cannot be told from instru oe \of tampering with the Ford jury ments fresh from the factory. ‘ihe rr . the (By United Press.) The best answer w yourself. has for those seeking a od pt ideland at the conclusion those inter prices-—well just drop im and see hy 4 in the prosecution seemed to for yourself. You'll never again Not alone the grea nenally confident. It was free ’ © so little money buy # ole Bar edieted t Indictments in the ere fy gant planos, and you can pay by 4 the week, year or month, if you choow TALKING MACHINES, TOO. cases would be re rnoon or within a ly a 9 ot wit on subpoenaed to nd the grand jury and half a dozen were examined this morning The result of this investigation is shown that bribe} assed to one of the Ford « It is re 4 bribe led |turned this af ‘ar her auen have | It you act at once you can still —THE ONE CONSII seeure a fine Violin, Mandolin, Ranjo, Guitar, Music Bag, Cabinet one ete, at haif pr 4d in some - cases less, All [sald to have money was must go, and nothing will be reserve The opportunity of a life time ts wanting a good Investigate the 1 machine on | Do you realize that if |) awaiting those Tatking Machi large, latest st your money is deposited $40 styles now $21.10, ete. Quickest action is necessary if You expect to get one, for at the rate they are being snapped up dufly, will be itkely to see the end any day |} ‘Let us urge you once more then to come right away. Come early morning or the firet afternoon and de re the great Maun 20n, | million dollars guarantee to the payment of prinetpal the and interest? | | | We have Geormctown Branches Batiard at Renton (By United Pre GOLDFIBLD, Nev, Oct. 8.—Fred sin | Bruhn, the star witness of the sta cane, ates in the Hines murde create tomorrow a sensation in court today when he thing tomo: pend 1 Ind. 695 Main 2984 | ae | hore After —decapit at 7 o'clock this ‘morning, atid ts squaw the Indian mutilated her|gt pier 6 discharging & general | body in a horrible manner and ex ona go. 1 his delight over the crime It In reported here that the murder: | in the custody of the Navajo} Secures Land tor Colony. MEXICO CITY Oct 4 officials at Holbrook Hall, of Los Angeles, na from the Mexican government through the aid of Ambassador Byron county i secured fornia, to be colonized and develop. ed by the association, ft which Hall in the head lop _ (By United Press.) } NEW YORK, Oct. &—It deve ed today that the ordnanee de | partment of the navy bh to purchase umber of Whitehead torpedoe: in Burope, sent there This to foreign ture wi wy be riment was unable t nough in the yperly equip the | | with thin class of « | tingeney which avoided, | naval offler January | 1, when it ted the gov | ernment naval torpedo station at New; ON THE FRONT ort , The Faralion has arrived from Southeastern Alaska with a cargo T il | Steamer Harold Dollar has arriy ed from Frisco with a cargo of explosives. Garments Very Charming Suits Our Suit Department is full flowing with the latest arrivals in tailored suits very charmin ects in the choloest of the season's colors and fabrica. A decided feature of our service to the public is that we do not require a full pay. ment of cash if it will incon venience the purchaser, and charge nothing for our credit accommodation. Fastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1832-34 Second Ave. 209 Union St Seattle's Reliable Credit House The Umatilla has } | -H. L. KLEIN The best Shoe Repairing tn | the City While You Wait | 217 JAMES ST. a3 A LITTLE FRUIT “ARM, $5 down, $5 a Month Per Acre. | In the famouse Yakima di trict Cultivated, irrigated, planted and cared for. f CALHOUN, DENNY EWING, Inc., Alaska Wednesday and Thurs ; te Raven Drug Co. 1414-1416 Second Ave. Nearly 1,000 People Visited Mout Baker Park, Last Sunday Do You Wonder Why? ‘ould be for you to go and see this beautiful place Then you will understand the many and varied attractions it place to live. They must be seen to be appreciated. t natural beauties of the landscape and lake view, but the complete and artistic improvements appeal irresistibly to all those who are looking for the best residential district—best in every way. AND “BEST” HERE APPLIES ALSO TO PRICES AND TERMS JERABLY BELOW TRUE MARKET VALUE, AND THE OTHER THE MOST FAVORABLE THAT EVER HAVE BEEN OFFERED TO HOME BUILDERS IN SEATTLE, When Will You See Mout Baker Park, And Satisfy Yourself of the Truth? Take Mount Baker Park cars running di- Only twenty minutes from Pioneer Square. Mitchell Phittips MANAGER Office in 34th Ave. and McClellan St. Park at 8944 i J D. Hoge, J ext amount of intrinste o and a, was sitting down with hin|| President. . James oom Se TT talking machine valun thir bene eget No better day than today. hands on the table in front of him |} Cashier N. 8 Setner. Il heon offered, or ever will be of fice sie | when was shot and that he fered’ by a reusenetiae. Grin on rect to office in park. ‘one after the first fire, but sasard inotramedt it reeled from the chair to si . H - 1 , af aed friend and t dead neighbors have participated In The defense has been trying to ° « 4 > * ~ - every direct aVvINeS agen pe oe yer — ' | Union Savings & | ': he city and state, and you ca Daniel JonesCompany | A tired yman: a fresh ; Remmenshe ton Shai $5 haere Oi pot of tea; there is joy all HOGE BUILDING reasona vf to payment : ihe “ ae Jon the few remale lover her face | Cor. Second Ave. and Cherry at tr ue t y grocer retur our mo’ } SEATTLE ’ : Dh aie, eee, Ae i lon't lke Schilling’s Best | || Lars Denk eond 8