The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1907, Page 1

ee T 10 AiLL KING EDWARD SEATTLE, Thom THE WEATHER FAIR TONIGHT AND SUNDAY; WASH., SATURDAY, OCTOBER SENATOR PILES Payne has resigned as to United States Senator} P snd will remain in Seattle) ee de “ | Police Arrest Man Whose Actions Were Sus- * we | irmen Mapehoe, Piles ces: Wo ira f E * FLEET SAILS DEC. 16 ti. , Steutins shin .~ * * . . of res ‘s ond Attempt to Take the Life of En-|+ “a Pre) on eavers a * iTON, O ¢ Ey aa §=6Behator Ruler. ¥ sp cea eat Bad FT able to per pn . he sailing # . - a * e ft t * j ai fe " , from the on.) only explanation the prisoner | « Deces t Ae. & ed States n enue #ery United oe e “et . wn a #/18 About a year ago to aceopt the Oct. The Prince of in due to|® at e 2h. private ecretary tp be & plot to assax ® | arrive at the h K Krounds short: | ® ded tw) nator Piles. He was a member was discovered y t tw oc ed with|# Ad iirow | NO ie nization in the calm? fi John Pearce, | an Incident ast Sa ay, when |® and d Secretary of * Toe, resulted: In the alas the arrest of ane Cas | & Closed car ade a dash for @ the Nav * k county man to the gus loitering near ; the g's carriage but was stopped | ® rd het 1 has been prominent in Chippendam — CO, | by ctives and the suaplote ee ee ee © polities for 6 num the king (s Taek & gentle: jare trying to learn the detalle of Mr. I ted today that his was sont to ©! bunting,” was the plot from Pearce ena wan due to his health ho comes here bu whi er that he remain fw e had not hall ; THOMAS PAYNE The stat m! ‘ t i the for the He € " c for Wash 7 plan for the segregation company's securities by a holding company, acer « to the ‘s independent rail. | statements of those usually well to be rele | formed railway holding compa iman’s great p road king keg Harriman wil get to his Uoion ] - week when ‘o direct M that aystem meet fo pa ET MAY REMAINOPEN 2 ees L DAY FOR TWO WEEKS ASKS FOR $25,000 Sopen all day for the next - at the F ound ‘at least, avd before the tri mpany and W of that ti it is ox ® ’ the hours tc 2 FRED BUTLER TO SING j:.».. t patrons ” were 1 acitnded the the e “ec . quiring the at the F h ¢ have f market at h te « h . { two weeks eH Pa 4 ng SE raed , Gambier Ben provides| SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.—To-| Rossen has bee enced e at nox day's plague report was as follows: | years the penitentiary t the best | Sevent 49 th for «a « 7 ge between noon and | Jo « i be 10 m ¢ a ow ~~ Band ¢:30 tn the rems in antiga ng law s z ILLEGAL CHECK FOR r MILLION WANTED Wttetee enna enna nana ennaeee investment a sponded and the oa TO ISSUE CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES. entirely re ng str ti (By United Press.) BREW YORK, Oct. 26.—At a meet of the fuil memt day the clearing house decided to authorize the is Nevada Banks Recover Of clearing house certificates. The issuance of the GAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26 en | cates was the day's biggest event has been rumor eter Goorne Nix ot t Morgan and his crowd would oppose move on the Francisco last night fr if that it was won Practically every bank Wh hed { atement | te the city @ h was the ‘ ‘ ‘ fait meeting for bus Manager Sher « joan com eect eee tee ee eee eee tees FALLS the ar the roof letting bh 1 In some Way the rope aan % persed me end of the s cipitating him three , Frank O'L walk below told t O'Donnell wa t down t n|No. 860, F ' « * and Deeorat , er Ca * os t bélieved to have ’ i the tt koly take charge of the f SOCIALISTS ee DEMONSTRATION satile, but will be demons ) and « ein | sell on the market sagged from |of the Discovery y Made i in Regard to Knicker- | | to 2 points. The market held | sects, ® ay arc a these rices h ao —_— covering and b ing fi a e Every speake washed | #0ciniints,” said Dr. H. } abt « argent d — k d from all parte of | i chard Kruger, , expect to | state, Ma Crouch Haslett » corte at | publisher and confined be) Mont. J. B. O ©, the and A. Wagenknet, state will be among the 20 walle of the | tor held with: | teer &* | spenk fg the face make finement in a jai ry that th lowed the and unsanit hae fi wort Wapy * and commanded = ( netein to wash dow celle in ne fe daily A meeting w att bor temple to lat are exy which further plaus will bef oarance inted for a week of such de asked the socialists tx stration® as the st to be Jemonstration with | Monday night ity he socialist bel eo it thoee who wil! « wh t In atten “QUEENING” AT U will arrange certifi vee. | _ 4% 0m as pos ve will . With @ shar ap at th . begun this afternoon sued to the ried members of the university fac he ’ oo 7 per cent of t D ho have made themselve are. queen « . 24 with the « 1 hen with . ‘ * lang ean financia s of Goldfield would ersity of freshmen and fac t last long in this co y then go ah ‘ ‘ aunched in ali right In its place & ae pooning campus is not the place EERE RRR GEORGE KUNKLE rr - ter is apparently directe Pnilition of affairs in the he officers say the bank in ac : 7 wor ae wit th od aa ; sentors th the Importing Gold comedia he San Francia py ag os tg D ‘ ninary that the npa f fe $ EW YORK, Oct. 26.—Negotia- | Opera ec which pla _ oS - woul wpreaaion 18 inepired = t * are nde way for the impc past summ ' on t. 1. “ rn jealousy a fow | fad been put in tion of $5,000,000 In gold by the | @ dive rom his wife, Grace } the pines ihe coeds as one | not oa superintendent k. This money ia |} a the ¢ r { de jor Ader ig ay, more atte u B one to th a > Woede At amt . t thea “nm then elve Mean wh iit obtain t que ‘ anaing to import « n the case showed : pe seo ¥ t alto young Ia , to be he me used The ma " at the Lincoln Trust | Portland, O: . , nen | oheerver in} a pie application, tne and all comers |#ix days of w 1 it ' wor about , would ¢ ide that the , fal, had been 1. P. Moras ft her husband and 1 a |Win te : ‘ elle! was run for th by the counse a severe 1 t it te ig Ag : men Were permit , 88 an excellent ina | | The Wave ext 7 : ore ’ Mp. The att ITY FIN ing mo ac quca b , into Pittsburg Exchange Closed 6 al soclety of the by eriticls mn sburg ry ° You | t HF Girectors at the 3 ; PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 26. 4 PLEADS GUILTY eening \ ine AN FRANCISCO, © ‘ = ¢ nae and, | a we a al hug L 5 Terminal Bank Closed Clearing House Assists ' lo; a he rea hey are tinued f we ' LYN, N.Y. Oct PROVIDENCE, R. 1, O ™ today. The aa} CRIPPLE ASKS FOR Fo rie cine ie te Debositors Start Ru naw RK, Oe , 46.—The ba getting around, that, although YORK, Oct. 26 1a ¢, was resumed ‘ v " hrown | conductor observed . 7 the Nassau ‘1 wed vig hiM G clutched her t t hie ‘ 1 ee y r 1 , day started at favorite + t to her chair, th ae ‘ ld seat himee fter getting WO hundred dey. t € Th ning the mpathy of the t and 7 , - with the re that he w _ © paid antag \ “SD capital of 5 rhee a ha pot t r “ Ww am W. Molter aska fe t a! ‘ at 26, 1907, IS KILLED at AGAINST: WINDS. E STAR,IS, THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE RECEIVING A FULL LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPH SERVICE THE SEATTLE STAR LIGHT NORTHEAST VOL. 9. NO, 111 PRICE 25¢ PER MONTH. THOS.PAYNELEAVES POLICE WILL AID IN FIGHTING PLAGUE ee «| G | Ord Pp; I W k Wi h ‘ eneral Orders Issued to atrolmen to Work Wit 7 BANK CLEARINGS. . has * —— * Health Authorities---All Necessary Steps to Secure . venue $e i Conditions Are Being Tak * Bala tt * roper Sanitary Conditions Are Being Taken--- + Tacoma * - ‘ is # clearings today... 77100000 *! All Are Working in Unison. * Portland * a te ia PR Re i n ‘ € 7 * * * * 4 A aebhads 6% 404444 2 ALL THE PEOPLE SHOULD AID z 7 in order to avert danger of a spread of bubonic plague, © * all property owners of Seattle should keep their premises # & free from ail garbage or refuse which could in any way *® ® serve as food for rats or as breeding ground for disease. * * All garbage should he kept in covered metal garbage cans ® * before being removed and destroyed * + All owners and tenants of rat-infested buildings should ® * set and systematically attend to traps to cateh rats. * * All ¢ s of buildings in the limits prescrived by the ord. w & inance of September 23, should make their premises rat-proc * * The people should do ali in their power to promote the # te general cleaniiness of the élty a * * I in w « th ee ee ee ee ee ee f f at b Preparations for ar © can ppir the govern. ae, t “ high sch ' t bake , t a »| iY t h “ are being ™ yy the a at food " The le te board of he rt to act fer he mat hoe f lay aft F. 8. I " board proof and d from ‘ k on maret n, king the lead in the the city 1 « f weeks oF f here are w spent all morning . 1 nica the ord! ces to find out what f t rere of the ground t t te he « a “ has b confe and the aracter of many of the 7 e Seat His investigations re In Ma where the country u it 18 prac: | compara we did make the |have th A t propo! re. i he would foot ‘ding he - 1 ¢ jepartment wa once ffectually armed (By United Press. . 1 to enforce 4 any invasion of rate. In @ 4 Pp nee e ring all buliding and parati y b t time, there : . ; be , " ent walls of all storerco ‘ bad t ty cleaned up by ‘ warehou « ate slaugh tc Inapect Restricted District ‘ with Ne i t ee t que # a t of inspec a oe mn of “ was started ‘ , quarter and In the ' Orders te e estricted d era two ® B yap his 3 s, Dr. S. A. Oliver r eat sate: . ne Combs “ iM " Jina and . progress has hen @ th t is obeyed on ade in ce « e and garbe aero ee eee i eels Cheats nearly the entire * * the ebb mishing things were en- # FENDER INVESTIGATION, # Will be concentrated of f the aan od e 4 bane eerste em & short of the total de- - (Star Special Service.) * ‘ pts . Filer f mn of a large number of old # OLYMPIA, Oct. 26.—Labor at Said P buildings in that quarter seems * Commissioner Hubbard an- # PO* © pe ndividuals | practical as & oa @ nounce teday that he would # 't t « é m 4 t Th ta arti arly true of part & be in Seattle next Tuesday at * will be met with pro of the block just back of the city ® 10 o'clock in the morning to # proses \ tally | mall, the block on e south side * hold the f sees n the ® Vol ¢t & aanee “y of Y way and between Fourth & fender investigation # takes cha ‘ ww land Fifth 7 a os ae & “The street car companies * tion ocal | pulldings the oaete. alle te # of the state have been alto: # In complete charge an 4 wi cob’ | Washington and lying between the & gether too slow in equipping # tinue in charge al sanita pobre ampere >. and a oonsiewelek ® their care with proper fend # re ations, ever Dr. Leland | camber aa talidines modell * ere,” said Commissioner Hub # Cofer, appointed cha Gath 06. & and Ole ot # bard this morning, “and | in. » situ e by ® tend to see that they become *# al Wyma € Clean "9 Up Buildings. & more active. * The part of the gov * “The law relating to the * authorities will be to take ® proper equipment of street #/ charge of inspection and quaran number of men ® care with life saving devices # tine regulation to meet any to cleaning up * will hereafter be strictly en- goncies with p beyond th property along & forced. | intend te go down *® emergencies with action nd of the tunnel # the line in a most therough * | the powe t the 4 ties owner of & # manner and when lam through * w »perty in. the % there will be no cause for com. & z city, wae in * piaint from the people of Se #| Dr M Bourns thig & attle or from any other Wash. # |! . e health au- ® ington city * al a t t men * ” ee FRISCO BRANCH <: Siam seat health anese and work matter of cireulare both framing and named te (By United Press. in each of these) pave yet been distributed New 0 he past few years An ordinance was Pp ed to- ard still the dinance Prepared. (By Un UNBAU, Oct, 26.—-Bnt a € i . . f the ordl- ted Press ease } i BOF | assiata arry and Bed—Dies M. T miner from Vivian, A nf o niente secpcemaee eaten caine eae