The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1908, Page 1

LAST EDITION METCALF CONFIRMS RELIEF OF EVANS - : eee eee eee eee ee Announced in The Star Last Night-—Rear Swan cieaninos. Thomas Will Succeed to Command of *« nr sila neer *! i ie When It Arrives at Frisco. ‘ Veale r *¢ te toda ‘ i* nl & Hatance . * {By United Prove : -d Bring plage & . Portland. > ASHINGTON, March = ’ +e nes tote $1 $n we report of the teoretary Metodlt tht re * a yesterday telling © " — = at por gaia gy * the SUPER E EER critical condition eaches San Muy 8 Francisco « aa) Evans and the Beco following ement, Paiting to get y will be y et the conditine bg al iy s) Ene Mayor Miller yesterday took the first steps towarde carrying out his promises to further regulate vice NS WINS in the restricted district and to wards the removal of that district from ite pre leeation tn acco ance with his ante-ciection pledge he ordered the police artment FE to cause the re ef olectr signs from the st or stricted district, and to advise der | ens of bawdy houses north of King latreet that they m , jthat location t “ south within Thea * were given ¢ agrt Irving T. Ward of the departuoe whom Ma Miller has designate acting mntil auch at ® prepared to appoint @ pe head of artinent Miller fident of putting the Irish 4, continue ion down and out inet caus oF te onaabite d re Richar night and Sunday closing — former Tam bow the 4 (By United Press) Y fe one the promote . March 17.-—The we tne contest and put up @ tion of Mayor Moo pe The fight ie for $2,500 « side Preliminary Orde a Tommy Burne and u B Will be fought here toniaht Theatre Royal. Interest in ply is so wmall thet 1 ts that the stories golne tbe The or portion of the probably caly er | eral Temova time tn the for the re which ts of syndicate in a purse of $7 by the Dublia of the event mt ie a heavy favorite ¢ Roche, despite the fact that Ireland | * S is backing Roche with great wade ‘* i* the present Me Ge elfect that Huns of momey. The Irish sports have full accordance pee ieMamed eye and 1s oot a humeh Roche will win because made hd Mayor Pek of condition ore cir | Dick Croker t* plunging on fim. | @mpaisn . purpose of ¢ Tickets now cost $54. Most of the features objected to ‘tons . 4 oe it ix said Croker and others of | by the people who oe mmpelied to (Bt might otherwise |). gradicate that matched Burne | 38 Jackson at, cars still exist and and Roo! have offered Jack John | Will continue to exist enti! the die rewt rh som, the Begro, $10,000 to cross the | trict in entirely removed or + ocean fight the winne bulidings are erected on the so wet 2 : fe of Jackson st, between Fifth nd mth and § Inasmech as William Stittings Resigns. Chas WASHINGTON, D. C. Mareh the owner of the greater part Printer Charles Stillings |the restricted district, + beg! dered his resignation to the | within a day or two the erection of ot and it has been accepted. | buildings on this Jackson st. p VERING ON BRINK OF GREAT CRISIS © the lthe versels and Haytian i and France Seem to Be on Verge of Serious “ rites Trouble—No Interference Will Be Allowed—Various : oxDON, Mare 1h--Ca i: te! Nations Have Rushed Battleships to Scene of the’ tritish consul at Port An Storm Center. back." Detain re chine er, this ted there wa among offic (By United Press to 1 “tom a PRINCE, 7~ | against hovering on 5 "Eby WHR France. A known cor ators ernment, fp 6 the country ofugees were order- tian st the Fre of the wa government ove Here today.» ‘ ate. While th those ! fon is included to stir been re - orted hatched a fresh t blacks ; f t ‘ the ox All ie qu of P ! emt Genera pt the Fre le resting tl caught the 1 edb 4 i 1 Srrtval here i dea , th them. | surrectioniste ¢ apt to land marines h cruiser DE al would be Last night when the 1 able arrived he fired a to the Hay flag Th and for a while panic alied tn the DEsirees interference pt by the F pa to take a} Chief Plotter Escapes. certain who hatched the ® to's men's rifles hiding eral Firmin escaped Lecor here will be fn trouble. « mans and A ere in no da situation ite stand Officiaix } Des £0 proceed | United bow 6), to arr he French consulate. b © ret trouble iit cafes and United States Is Involved. WASHINGTON, Mareh At ast the United States seems to be the Haytian 4 Drastic Measure t government t Mt While Ger. , oe ee app: South of King Street, and All Electric Signs Must SEATTLE, WASH,, TUESDAY, MARCH 1908. THE SEATTLE STAR | ONE CENT GHT THE WEATHER 17 FROST; WEONE DAY FAIR CRICHTON LIKELY 10 BESEW. LA FOLLETTE LAMBASTES THE LDRICH BILL HEALTH COMMISSIONER t ‘ the field for the place, ox-Comnettmar < ‘ i , ‘ tor © bold th 4 , , , @Ading place tn ontest. D " . ‘ sy gen k Criehion he o ont of ning i me of the me rominent me t of t ace be filled wn-|iny the elty, ineluding a number of he new charte ent éh who were most active in the in ple of good matert Mitte am paler ui a ffered and th © will b tthe diff) parted eral me be f t ! : 1 bela men fo et conn he oe ia the oft ann! One of the most 4 ne mat. ty with ¢ the hat p tine a health com | departme ' for th now h or tow and th my Con t ir f th ppointments ton Hueal « Dr. Grae 0 are meveral appli: |i ngkea candidate for the plac Ibe immediate retirement. ™ eview In Sax Franetees t hero today by AB OF hen receive leave 4 " b August the date « © ry, Evans « iat ek | RESTRICTED DISTRICT I hie after t was an as the commander © t of age in Octo: he wil gas pond Evans and comma ed of command of the fleet other ive stre 4 in Geet gon ita trtp around the = iy 6, the das I wait for Uh “Mayor Miller Orders All Bawdy Houses Removed to 0/0", were re Great apprehension | zt Admiral Charles Hight.” said May maerniog, “and th Private adv and of the ites of he di todicate that ¢) the ining aquadrons notified that Bip sheer will pox viii “be commanded by cays | Be Taken Down. Dated to move out © be wil! oder and Wainwright j 20, day <a | *Bvery effort will be made Pievent theese peaple f at ine to the rent erty there are some grounds for! geher portions uf the buchs ‘ the fet that ances have been ten of the In this effort we Riven that the order ianued yester- | Rane to ent ansiatance day will be the only order tamed | gong ettise gine in this matter for some time He 7 r sos me te People who observe t teat thet tenderiotn hab on The new butidings to be erected bing or preparing by Chappell will be used for legith!tegesting other 4 ma of the cit mate purposes bat they / thas those to whict bee will serve to entirely hide from legsigned, are re 4 to report uck#On street all (races of the die jhe matior tly to the po riet below HMepartment sli such ortn The glaring electric * signs and} pohly 1 ool otuptiy investigated CHARGES HER BROTHERS — WITH KIDNAPING SON at he had kidnapped 4 fon, Mre eneed, as an alleged ac {gare bail in the his Appearance tn pe ennory, He $2,500 fo joe oourt Alex arck, mw h of four : y- | Mra Stitt says that her brothe storday cauned the JoWh han repeatedly tried io get brother. John Kos of ber son, and a few tka, Alaska Kokmakoff she wented that the ted lant night by Detec | BOF fo with bie uncle for a shor ith and Holland as he time, He took him to Georgetown, to board the Jefferson | If tt alleged, but refused to for Alaska. He bad the boy with| Mim when his mother re hir {that he do so. Constable Sha taneous! Believing that Koamakoff | ly arrested Koamakoff, @ to spirit the boy to A proprietor of the Daffet saloon at her ewore out the George ywn and brother er SPARKMAN GIVEN AN OVATION of the ae vrting a ‘ ing Counciiman J Sparkman of! wiich was joined b: the Blk ward only deme af the council and other spectat cratic m be pew counctl Counciiman Reve who was ox ecelved his ap crtpded w the completion of sen < council meeting lag oo ee reports, baving gation of mem- filled t note the cause of the ap- County Democrat plagee, ro: unk what had Charles A. Rey. cfpitated it, and when the m G. Heifner, had wie expinined to him, the appiau counet] cham "6 6offering out & t was called don hin desk an d replied, tha had convened when Wie frie the complime the der member arrived, \whieh mo overe but whe d the hall the him prise that he wax un democratic gation in the tobby table to express bis apprecia broke In ar of applause tttem. cats a ainda “ ERIN GO BRAGH St. Patrick’s Day Coneraly an rend erat tenes owned b ar fahmar oned at allowed to London Celebrate LONDON, March Sain riek’s day w erved gene tod: 7 in any pre n Lot ee ee St. Patrick Daughter (By United Press.) LONDON,. March 17.—Kng * * * * ~ * of Saint * . * * * * - * flags for tool: wert eee eee eee eee ae Shamrock DUBLIN, March 17.—Business through Ireland { pended to day. The usual enthusiasm te in in Dublin. NEW YORK e wa . 1 c a of fe pa dian fr lined the Tokio Celebrates. attended TOKIO, March 17.—Catholic mi Eva fonaries in Japan celeb tw f ‘ 1 Secre st. Patr Jay and the Taft. Ea del ad- | 4rd an t pening h an‘ the country to mi i eee to in | person the protection of the 1 ur ees to| United Sta n te would in ! tect f the antly | and This would put/sult in the a 1 a t 1 th " po if Th le The Hw t t \ @ | vies ceived le a | the membery ae hepanlonde Makes Scathing Attack on Financial Measure, and : ; Denounces It as Only Fostering Wall St. Interests ash ay, east to Lah : --Explains What Caused the So-Called “Hard Times.” STUDENTS MAY = et ge A sin": | monetie Lavette, seated me be thoved Loyer sald Bean, as storekeeper and a half dered a cane ot the} birds and ordered m to serve] uy them Loyer had trouble h Schmit and Deputy Sheriff Montage eft nts, € Montage says Bean told hire he knew | have he was an ¢ e pheas | ond ants were his propert din Ath wntd they . eete.. beaches Jade d Schmitz $100. Murphy migh him to this bis appoint would Hard Times Explained. ment by Pre # a reault of thi nape mabe "the looked « y as haan we act of sig political mag " animity r decia maltiplied the wealth t anything like POWDER MILL rs, have sour xaine oh eek : y 5 ae danger alarm, driven Sebmitz, he dicmissed the * $ case against him Loomer an etae = (By United Press.) leervice and wages in COALMOUNT, Ind, Mareh Jereate an opinion a Three were killed, two fatally in- gance and & wed. To result of the explosion of a powder AGAINST OFFICIALS icy menage gy near oday. The accident (By United Press. « mixing room but s sed to have been re- Band he a sponsi CHAMBERLAIN WASHI TOD March 17 vein, and af GOVERNOR Criminal p tions of of 0 es TO BE THE SPEAKER. the Chesapeake & Ohio swouncn,. ScaTeinen - were forecast toda _ with taenmia Governor G » Chamberlain ot made by the erstate co hr pe Oregon, who recen announced commission, following an ¢ : himself a candidate for the demo- hearing at Richmond, Va & ’ “ nie cratic nomination in that state for charges th € the ra! Pigarr ite acieia United Sts Be fs being ad- has “ g ta vee She tes 4 q Yertised | eK County Demo- grain and pa house ahippe te inder it f " }eratic club aker at its by. means ¢ « box ansfe ' ; meeting eld tomorrow night Steamer Edith ge way for Cor WASHINGTON, M » and V t londe te fina committee ¢ ed | The St Ma the with freig 4 coup ny, follow ! »- | Orient at 4 morning WILL ASK COMMITTEE TO. CALL A STATE PRIMARY APPOINTMENT ; ~ PROSSER MAKES La Follette Club iareonalens to Wait Upon Re- publican State Central Committee Tomorrow in Interest of Their Candidate. ‘ Tre er P of 3.1 ‘ aT n. Some of the ‘ have already expressed them to take the place of A . ace odin who tendered bh th i " ndid office. He le t ed | 0: Blewe " " e ta ored € " of 1 cannot 1 and } of W on r enihential € id have " be ene toy t has t as ng cha © pe el pointed by , W. HE \ bas ‘ office ree tid Mr. Pros. of the LaFollette club, « hich | 8 i the fene « ng Ae a matt f mittee Mr Pile elf i ie that th fac I have no such inten man Efforts have t nde | ma 1 it 1 I desire In the office und the memt of the com: | E k f the LaFollette 8 efficienc I propo on the } yaa} bu at | « t were in the office wher came | bers of the committee are 1 , at 7 : es to be efficient I ‘ bff which have be nade | te ' t w ‘ n « « ! fror tin t « h € so 1 € n majority of the men he jd . M Mel fa r th Y t 1 way a ita t of War 7 ‘ the t ' pected that a ffo t ve the v $ |