The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1907, Page 1

IsPLI at Fentanet—Over One Thousand * entified Dead Now Number 30--Mil- ia ths Charge of Relief. eee , Justice, John Bobo, William Sheri! aeeet* Henry Harrington, Sylvester Dial, i M Oct. 16.~-Bo A. D. Webster, Sammy Nevins $0 are bellev Yates, Wi! Dalton, T Kellup. . ead Killed in u Wilmington, Del, Henry Chandler. , y, when the * |W. EB. Griff, Barl Wood, L. J. Car 4 milla blew up. @ |roil, tinidentified man, George een identified. * | Hodge, John Gray, Frank Dial, Don ) provisions Dial, John Didds, Fred Kress, Jobn all this is be oy the militia now said ( by a hot box in of the gas Rich pant out sparks powder. aeaeee a eae United Press.) Mend + Ind., Oct. 16 ‘g0¢ of horror * + * * - - * * * * * * * * - . . * * Last this ae The ground abo nat rm" Httered with ate Sh is so badly digging oe tops. Ev fs Dlown away Gd excellent we night, Keeping away oe Woting. That the ‘were given shelter was t Houghton, of He Fealised | the ‘ i would bring, and by the hig f Cars, which i@ the disposal of wk tnost remarkad a & mule owned Qofortunate ant blown out, and all burned off. but be ‘Wilfered no injury th in their bone the mill = so far are a at super Mrs BR Mona sieter, George galt for 45,010 damages well-known per, pending in the J. Contin was yes a & days’ jail sen Hordon for attempt ip beat & bill at the Person ho Salt against Se!!! Of & saloon at the St. and Third av employed as c oe that Sallivan ‘ the head with the —- until he was un ates that he 7. United Press.) Meco, Oct. 6% Fears of hard servi te walls of the San dary, Simon Munck & scion of a nob! » and terrorized San Suburban towns In if 1900, has been freed rimentality of th ferninent Lennon { Ma Nevins, Edward Nevins } Ingalls, Miss Susie Hodge, aged 7 years, Four and dollars haa been subsertbed in this elty alone up to 10 o'clock this morning for the re lief of the homeless. A Terre Haute lumber company bas sent a carioad of lumber with NTERED LIMBS } COVER THE GROUND Frank [n-| WEATHER—FAIR TONIGHT; oa = SEATTLE, WASH., | hhh thee he ton ww ons * * BANK CLEARINGS, oa * *) \* Seattle. * | Clearings today . .91,906,705.66 # [* Balances 861,164.72 * - * * Tacoma. * ® Clearings today ..§ 862,620.00 # * Balances TTAAL.OO & * * * Portland. * % Clearings today ..$1,594,997.00 * ® Balances 133,362.00 w * * ee ARREST BAIL JUMPER which to rebuild the shattered) Charged ' nis houses. The militia has been or-| , “yt RP cell roy car dered to remain here 2 hours bond of $1,500 while awaiting tr oun jon a@ felony complaint brought One additional death occurred | against him in this city, T. J. Le this morning and three others are | beau is now under arrest at Butte expected. The list of identified re-| Mont, and w be brought back mains at 30. At least one thou) to this city sand are injured. The governor's office yesterday Gov, Hanley at Work. Governor Hanley has ordered the | tleer state factory tmepector to inv gate the explosion, but he has little hance of securing facts. The cause of the explosion ts sald to have been @ hot box on the shafting in the gtasing mill, send ing sparks tanto the loose powder. William Sherrow, a workman In the glazing mill, where the first explosion occurred, regained con yuaness today and told of the! ase of the catastrophe. He sald the Sunday, b averted at water on ft Word has Monteguma, that yesterday wood covered through the t that am explosion was that time by throwing od from * away stick of crashed been rece! ind, 23 m a heavy with blood home of Gus that town. It is supposed that k was blown to Monte explosion o at ma Dupont Notified of Explosion. NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—-Alfred I vice president of the t Powder company, who was ried last night to his second sin, Mre Alicia Maddox, was not told af the Fonanet disaster until today had intended taking their moon trip fo an auto, but they may go to Fonanct mupont honey instead G FOR $5,040 D OVER $15 BILL mn robbing the ti! and what was coming to ound gave him.” With this sult pending Conlin was arrested on a charge preferred by Mrs. Webb, t landlady of the Per son hotel. The woman charged that he took his trunk oat of the window and left, owing a bill of $15. He was found guilty, and, unless a fine of $190 is paid, will be in jail when his saft againet Sullivan comes up. | When arrested Conlin gave his name as Collins to the polices, bat S by Sullivan, who bim YEARS BEHIND S---RELEASED county issued a writ of habeas corpur Vetsera was released on bonds The court took th’ a tion because the records of (t be faulty cane were found t sera is a man of splendid educa tlon and speaks a dozen languages He had been, he said, the “black ep” of his family. Until he fled from an irksome grind in ™ the outh bad been going 1 of the princes of the roya | granted extradition TELEPHONES T0 HUSBAND AND ..":"""" het box was discovered on | Dw | The bride and groom work | | Mayor papers for the return of the and an of will be nt immediately to bring him back to the of the local coart Juriadiction , WIDNESDAY, GOTOBER 16, 1907, OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT’ TRUE e - THE SEATTLE STAR THURBDAY INCREASING CLOUDINESS, POSSIBLY RAIN. | | UNION MEETINGS TONIGHT. | The Ornamental [ron Workers Barbers, Leather Workers, Pile! 3 UP To Drivers, Brewery Drivers, Mosale | Vor and Electrical Workers No. Me JO CURE CF 02 will hold regular meetings to SOUVENIR night at the Labor Temple, The HUNTING | Railroad Telegraphers will hold a SNEAK It KAISER WITNESS IN LIBEL SUIT (By United Press.) OM WHAT OFA SOUVENIR | BERLIN, Oct. 16.—The kaiser MINTER MAVSELS, AND 14k ADD has been summoned as a witnes PEW ARTICLES TO MY , { jl COLA ACTION Hye Maximilian Harden, editor of @ Berlin weekly in a libel sult brought against him by Count Von Moltke The law gives the kaiser the right testify in private. Harden's action In go! » the throt ¥ ing to 7 © charge a i re ed a 4 Hi h A 4 I \ js k a FP 4 Prince J t ¥ ork Harden od nM DON’T WANT SHIP BLOWN UP Mrs. Elizabeth Goettel Ash Asks. Her Husband to “Come! Home Right Away” and When He Obeys Summons He Finds His Wife Hanging Dead in the Clothes Closet. Come home right awa. Mrs Biteabeth G. Goetieleheeks tele phoned to her husband, Charles Goetteloheeks, a he quit this mor rf shortly after 6 o'clock, aad half an hour later, when the husband reached his home at 1109 Howell st, he fousd hie wife dead, banging to « noose In the clothes which she had improvised as a my ending ber lite Jealousy is the cause ascribed by the husband for the rash act. Short ly before hanging herself Mra. Goet cheeks had spent some time ing @ bunch of old love lette her busband and these we tered about the bed There no ope in the house when the woman took her ! fe Mr Goettelebeeks is a plano er and works all night. He sa a wife telephoned him shortly after mid night, but he informed her he was too busy to talk then, and she an swered for him to “hang up.” She MAYOR WILL NOT URGE COUNCIL It is absurd on its face. Moore this asked about the report that he in sald morning, when | tended to agk the counct! next Mon day night te m the appoint ment of Cha perintendent My commur act up en KR. ¢ efi fn the matte ent of « to appotntme tion of going t ‘There A £ democratic , concert with one or tw men to pr the cor 1 fr taking any TRA LJ NG LOVE OF GEN. PUBLIC AND MISS 58 LIBERTY STORY IM CHAPTeEs Tr wo | ceatee KNOCKER, HAT TEAR HUMAN EMOTIONS HAW HAW OF TRUST MONSTER TEARS MINGLE WITH pong q7 for FiERct faest See’ Tot PAPER COARSE treats FINED ONLY $1 AL (By United Press.) A, Oct SUIT DISMISSED (By United Press.) informed Goettelcheeks that she * having a “dandy time and When she told him to ha x uD pot the iver back In position As soon an he @ the woman bang one Me Gootte i he ose ant ‘ly samme: Dr. W. K. Turne st by ¢ ane the doctor reached the home, life was extioot woman had previously made to take her life by «wallowing poison, the husband says, but on that « she was giver am emetic in time to save » bher It The ttelcheeks were married im this city etx years ago. The wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goettet residents of Waterloo, mer Honeycutt inves ase and had the re 4 to the f oy Wat Mra. i cheeks of age eee eee a jand left shoulder | SECOND TRIAL Se ag FRISCO PLABL — REPORT SAN FRANCISCO. bourd a! alth Oct ing plague " Ja 7 Rar Me pena suape It is a Rew one verific Tota ; : # verified, 41 deaths, 11 5 . ar 16 cases remaining, 34 « wedi 1 a hea caiyen.* tion, If allowed, w epare WANT BETTER SERVICE. ‘BOYS CRUSHED (By United Pre BAN FRAN Failing to take proach of a car NEW HEAD FOR THE dent. Motorman on car, started his ca on Mission 4t., near (By United Press.) night and str ACOMA, Oct. 16.—C. B. Cooper of am oncoming car Four b& b con appointed ¢ supe cHugiog to the f the tende f the North Pacific Polk st car, were caug in the f ons ar headqua: collision and seriously ir 1 t at St. F The « en They are William Doe ‘ " wo a M annaf old. on places, f the who ha right # in ee places: here acted as ge Hugo Roinh rs 16 years fi, left ¢ t mpat at ¢ broken nae brok ' AM ‘ Kent a Anderson, 16 yea 1. let . ha and left foot crushed; Joseph Ber igs8. He entered the cank, 16 years old, left foot Mr. ¢ extensive lacerat ft right leg se ¢ h the ¢ ar OFTIREYL. FORD e (By Un ted Press There 1 will be compe to call Abe Ruef to the \ howe - acnsianiiipecicimiiienlilaia vs pele yma ar REPORTED ROBBERY his action a reparing o ae ae 7 _ Ford's attor f te a m ' t . “ takes : ’ oe MNORTHERN BOATS HEALTH OFFICE VOL. NO. 101, PRICE 25c PER MONTH, Acai GATES ATTEMPTS TO _ COMMIT SUICIDE ‘Divorced Wife of “Swiftwater Bill” Gates Buys Bottle of Laudanum and Tries to End Her Life---Druy | Clerk Was Suspicious and Added Glycerine to the | Poison, Which Prevented Fatal Results. a Evidently tred of life Kitty iisions Hurried efforts were faa dndend Valk: ot “aelllire ¢ to necure the services of @ , Gat th tri ‘ yaician. at m could be . ' wows je SCceR TTS BAK reached and the mbulance was mes wealthy Klon called to t her to a hospital. 4 the woman 16. meaeciousne and, at her ¢, was removed to the iis she occupies at the inconsclou the woman called for “Ed and in me @ young man appeared siege aid she was speaking of him. for the attempt at| When asked for some explanation, | 1 mre not he refused to talk further than to 5 purchased at sa the officers could learn the purchas they desired from Guy's drug r ployes. All that was known hat It wa . 1g store of the affair was 18 o the drug. wrong i Gates, as she persists iy I t being called, was one of the La when th ters, well known fn pone and San Francisco, who be I t ame famous from thelr matrt ACOOMY r al ventures with “Swiftwater saw the woman |i as W. G. Gates was known f and Washing: | fro ne end of the continent to t swallowed the She has been ving in and burried since the divorce several varters. The! years ago, and the police know it " to the police { her present circumstances or ee STORMY TIME ON STOCK EXCHANGE (By United Press.) Great bunches of these two stocks NEW YORK, Oct Prices at pre thrown on the market, with the opening of the New York Stock fighting frantically endeay- xchange were generally firm, but « to fill orders at any price, fle mome rally the market |thereby « 1g wild fluctuations Kia wowaerd course again, from % to 2 pointe in range. This t sated Copper and was one of the most exciting days American Smelte heavy) ck Exchange hae exper pressure, Amalgamated selling off |ienced for some time, the scenes to 49, and § er 8 points ing on @ panic at times. The The selling of Amalgam oad group followed the leaders a er was od by th ywiy, with losses ranging mn of a t in th vide from 2 to 4 points. On profit tak- e meeting of the 4 . New ing the market had a closing rally, York toda bat the « ral tone was weak NEW BOARD OF HEALTH TO if INSPECT CITY JAIL © see if it in not possible to; Mayor Moore thinks that the r a ving prison out of the plans for the improvement of some condemn elt jail, w be the pa the jail can be mapped out part f pation of the appropriation new bh © that no time will be wasted a ‘ Both Chairman Sawyer of the A f mmittee and Crichton of the 1 hi h and sanitation commlt- ny be “, W pected the jail Satur- have , believe that a re @ cell can be improvised and perfectly sanitary © RUSSELL TO CONSULT WITH STATE DEPARTMENT 0 yon a f persona nd will see Secretary e, but 4 ed ute Root, and very probably Ape oosevelt, In regard to . ps . : t tion of the defaulting ea Riplinger, City Treasure George ptrolle apposed to be in Hon- Russell w e the cit ‘ Russell refuses to he east. While Mr. R wt or not he will consult x y 7 P he arters while it know “ 8 w York POLITICIANS ARE ‘Suit Instituted in Olympia Declared to Be Backed by Machine—Reuben W. Jones Says It Is Political Move Without Any Foundation in Law--Takes Is- sue With Olympia Attorney. BAD ROAD DELAYS ° Fiery ty ac a CITY WORK FLOUR TAKES A JUMP |. tov i ine es