The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1908, Page 1

LAST EDITION {SAILORS} 1) KILLED || ATSEA Steamer St. Paul Rams the : English Cruiser WHICH SID WHAT IS as The two Reported From 3 (By United Prees 2 ‘ SDON, April 2 . off Biack Roc You know ye pttractive. Did 3t. | you ev y to find out why? Did sit be onr mirror and ad- | Ta ©. feature ores ¥ ure. The seeret will be dis od w many perba Th reaponte to warships have ber © geome of the disas's Heavy seas were | te and mach tm launching St. Pau! panic amonk erew of th FLEET NOW ENROUTE #he keeled ove ee eee position NORTH ‘The Giada e aged, bat still » aw and was § to prevent be sie coven cone Atlantic Battleships on Way Poo Up Coast to Next Port. rn Arrives at Senta Barbara This Atternoon— ee try te" H z ee E bd 3 Hi t $5 rt From St. Paw Big Crowd. Pa ad re > i ep t (By United Press.) LOS ANGELES, Cal, Ay hot 7 Angeles, during which time eee §6The of r meet has been lavish Memceeurred as Captain Passe Satie. baathe this the liner is considered one ie |; Mat xatlors afoat The d re b 5 ae “ was preceded b tacalar evolu 5 tions In the bay of Santa Monica, lasting tm than an which were withe it nm: crowds mul the in numbers the that wele dro HOLD A FAIR moveme of the fighting ships began at 6 o'clock At hat how the first division, the Connecticut A fate wilt be give he An-| Kansas, Vermont and Loulsiana GE Order of Hiternians at thet out of San Pedro hart Walk on Yesier way ar ae joined by the second di Mt Week, starting Wednesday » Long Beach ‘i i and Maine weighed « 3 Venice join t : he f and Alabama at Re fos bere been tast re Sit toe features of " o bachelor contest! » festrable bachelors « be. ane two comple ened Off to the highest bidde may and offer ent marine the ships, wi MOO HOUNDS »ck this afternoon eached at 4 o'« Santa Barbara Ready April 25. tor 3 SANTA BARBARA, Cal The people of this elty are in a fervor of excitement over the leoming of Atlantic fleet Mystery The ships are due to arrive in t channel at 4 o'clock but be € eo of the ate start from Los vl Solved Angeles, may not appear until after the time 1 waterfront | maze axa de and a ound the Wondertus werk by I , te fe ny rio 4 in honor of my Th ying of the fleet contplete a ple BO Hedges’ bloodhounds is de-| ture of rare beauty : thet is letter to The Siar (rom | The civic league had a fund of Reese, of Benner: $25,000 to expend but 1 it part ei rade, which was a great > eifle Ya ast much £ Aprit 1 on All stores were closed this after No noon and a great crowd will greet oF M7 Rd searching. , i inty. Some 2% hours a the boy dies peared H from Black Diamo nds, The dogs wer Wdte Where Pontos, -: 0 U 1 ct Given the » . by had worn white + -.$ + « rth G6 the seep! imm Aho P ve ll the trail was 28 any people had the trail in searching | boy. With t money refer false pretenses dogs follows ed tg nine months in the WY and within + county jal today by Judge A. Wo, tug, which waa Hed up at the foot epend an Indeterminate period of the sefrchers up| Prater in the rior court, (of Clay at, and probably atambied | tr one to 14 years at Walla houses dev hod, Griffin was the u cptesennd cittern Attormeye tai Donohue made | ant hioke his neck Walla an « reeuit of @ sentence tin: | mivet setiounly affected town in this i "| Abend disclosed | motion to seveet Jadanent, hat} Theee in a alight bruise over ihe poset by Judes A. W. Frater sate m Is supposed that thle wae degied wy the coart, ton ie mate an he felt, They ine) Baton was charge@ with eatertag —— ted 4 a8 he had|ohue was charged collecting | were rewayed to Bonney Watson's | (he room of Stanley, at) ROMM, Ge, Apri °%.— Twenty 4 Mee ion the day|money on some marble work with | margue (the Pa Le Fini gy. &, persons are onfd ® te dent ta Ce oe | forged vil, | O'Neill wae 46 years el@. on April 1@ o* darto@m and Cave ®prings, Ge., es j ° ee Oi iy * ° e H Se SS Se, OF YOUR FACE IT THAT MAKES eft side photographs of } q tor Miss Pauline Chase's face matched. | Pauline Chase heers by the blue jackets that 4 lined their sides, bid farewell to , © bs] thelr generous hosts and at 9 a o'clock at 4 out to sea for Santa ‘ i Barbara, which is expected to be! THE SEATTLE STAR SEATTLE, WASH.,, SATL IS PRETTIER? BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IRRESISTIBLE ? The original photograph of Miss The two right sides of Mise Paul as she is herself matched. ine Chase's face kraph made ration brought the ht ft. Then t ile on or d vo) eut | and the photo two and the two Winsome and of the & vartation oon in the mid this a «radue There i eal by proces more than tp ff Mine ttler ap beauty end one th the Which tw it? And which tio your must be WILL MRS. YERKES WED A THIRD TIME? Judge Snell Ordered to Proceed With Thomp- son Hearing. Father of Judge Emory's Slayer Secures Formal Order Today. fathe ¢ ayer of Judge order direeting Judge }to jury trial to determine whethe MRS. CHAS. T. YERKES MIZNER. | jor not Che Thompson haa re NEW YORK * denial by April 25.~-In apite Leo Tecktonious gained hin sanit that be ts engaged to the widow of | day the vine rt de Chas, T. Yerkes, rumor is peratut- | nied the mn of the prosecuting . at that the marriage is soon to | artor and) King take place tae ak a Teck,” who is entertaining the ing of of the order New York public with his plano citals, is sald to have paid mar at < to the widow of « to be the duty of the Pierce court county court te M, while an ie 47 rae docen't | termine, b 1 the mental con x it dition of Thompson at the pres Mra. Mizner was 16 years the senior of her second husband The Sets Order Aside. romance ended very suddenly In the) When the decision of divorce court preme court was originally ed last month directing this b ing, Attorney Thompson took a cer | tified copy of the opinion to the | Pierce county eourt, which set the calling of the jury for May 11 Subsequently the Pierce county this order, and court set aside April 11 the prosecuting attorneys of Pierce and King counties filed & petition for rehearing here, In ef. ct this petition simply asked that |the supre court decision be | modified so that the entire expense (By United Press.) loft the forthcoming hearing would NEW YORK, April 26-—It de)). cata by King county instead of veloped today that the crash of!by Picrce county, and thet Pros T. A. Mcintyre & Co., cotton brok-|eutor Mackintosh, of King, could ers, is more disastrous than at firet|@ppear in the case instead supposed; that the h failed for [deere Rowlked, Ey ” 100,04 seets leas} nearly $1,000,000, with assets les Wants King County to Pay. than $100,000. etition © ith T. A. Melutyre, head of the firm] ing "taxpayers of Kine county. were ta the father-in-law of Thomas Wl4,, effect anxious and willing to pay Lawe Arnold, He denied n'a #00 hy the rumor that a large cotton oper-|* se costs rather than to saddle m upon their neighbor county po Ahead na emenea coed | ,..The order obtained by Will Hf obligation ¢ 8ai4\rompaon today directs Judge that the firm's customers, caught : nat ot stocks On @ rising market, | Brel! w proceed at once with the . . hearing of th It the jury and carrying @ heavy burden of finds Ches son to be now co a falling market for that / kane he will at be freed frou commodity, were unable to respond | f800 i Be to the calls for margins, so the con. | PT *OP™ Je an assignment and later | ywn into bankruptey DEATH 18 EXPECTED. Reatrice McClure, the Syearold daughter of Mr. and Mra: Horace | McClure, of Seattle, who was | stricken with spinal meningitis, ts y sinking ¢ ow o her de at St | Jose ph pital, Tacoma, accord | ing to reports received here today ‘The girl has been anconselous for more than 60 hours. The end is expected any time James O'Neill, chief engineer of — - the tug Wyaddo, was found dead |thia afternoon. at the foot of Clay SENTENCED TO TH st. O'Neill left bis home, at Ken- 14 place, Green Lakg, at 7 ok this morning, and@was to meet his wife at 1 o'clock | whortly after J o'clock Esther Raymond, who liver at 2716 Etilott . found the dead body, O'Neti apparently wan on hie way to the PENITENTIARY Fred Baten today pleaded gullty @ charge of burglary aod will ' and or fo | JRDAY, APRIL 1908. Tet HUNDREDS: ) DEAD AND DYING Tornado in Southern States Leaves Trail of Death and Desolation. 500 Are Fatally Injured. | (By United Pre NEW ORLEANS, La Latest estimates of th Louisiana 70, Mi bama 50, Tennessee | Total 235. It is believed that 40 towns were | destroyed or badly damaged. The Memphis. bureau to reported that had destroyed damaged in 21 in four in Alabama. April 25. killed are sipp! 50, Ala he 30, Texas 35. Tenn., weather "W towne been Lovisiana or Miesiesipp: and of * * * * * * * * * * * * ( * * * | Florence, Texas, was the damaged in that state and 15 tne were killed there Bodies are being picked up alt [through the cyclone belt and it is jbelieved that even the latest re lperts are too conservative. Many corpses were found hanging dead } from ed up in heaps and ipinned to the ground with jagged eplinters through their bodies. Noth ing could stand before the fury of line wind, houses being picked up and whirled about Many grewsome }tornado are reported. | Mies, a girl was biowr the air and while still suspended \ wae struck by a piece of flying tim leer and instantly killed At Amite, La. @ preacher was killed while ringing hie church | beit | Communication in demoralized and it ip realized that there are many stricken sections from which ho inkling has be ecelved Missicsipp! suffered most severe The whole southern portion of worst per the fe rs. of the Purvis, s At i nto in mow fe Additional bodies are ¢) being picked up constantly and re 0+ tief trains sent ow from New Orieans, Atianta, Mgbile, Memphis Natchez, Jackson abe enters are expected to bring in hundreds of injured today | (By United Pra ¥ ORLEANS the and whe were dr At Leda BS Killed and f ng over the gut MERE SERS ITNaS HERE’S TEDDY'S G0 10 MT! 32 aty MONT ite OMERY, Ala, Ap m Albe MOBILE, Ala, A T killed at MeCla! enth tere BANK CLEARINGS Seattie Tacoma. Balance eee eeeeeeeee eRe (By United Press.) ST. PETERSBURG, April ‘on ating off the 2 SUMMER “ONLY $50! 22 RE NCRS TT AE CS SS ES RS aS NaS HTS SE RS aS aT eT es A “ns Piles’ Proposition for Four »: Battleships Is ad several of hin ena ra me coer" BOITOR TAKEN TO :. COUNTY JAIL © ONE CENT Tt WEATHER en TONIGH FAIR. AND BUNDAY FAIR AND WARMER 23 WSS SEHR NTS WEAVER HOLDS OUT Tavses Fail to Seber 28S Vote for Asmussen License. se * Council Lewy Comaiies wit von. von owe ees! Holds Up One of His oe Measures. ecause he in favor riation land nec neh ary for a site for a br ary in his ward romise pr of the counc Deteated. = By United Press 1 ed for one week. There wa the delay. Asked Him to Be Right.” the cor ad Mr Weave Aa given ed parties the id be back to the trying to force Japanese |counciiman sent mem: he ec bers who were his el This is a of principle ‘ aid to € ed! with me yrary sites he character | - ld would er ental to me ama, a Japanese £ ® Mr. Weaver concluded emphatic. he home of KR Arrange to Purchase Land Japanese Method thy , s A time afierwa when The latest | ee ee ee - : of in tial men fn the today from Purvi * * — = M nd seve ot oe ode yeery & EARTHQUAKE AT FRISCO. * . ns nts who had been par- —_ Ey * * oe a ngs ticularly ested in getting the he fury of th * (By United Press.) * plains er’ library, arranged to purchase the in Louisiana, Alabama and Missis-|{ gan PRANCISCO, A * land in question ing their per- jeibpl, where all that remains Of) » —A light earthquake shock ® al notes in payment certain sections of eight ME ATC) s wag felt | cities about the & far the has been un }inhatttants dies still under!) Gamage was done. * in order to pass the licer jthe wreckag : a i * — over the mayor's veto on next Mot are those who claim that the OLD MAN WANDERS. a n ing house at|terday, Soap Pree ar ibang st trall of destruction and death was O18 Che reported to the lepread by two cyclones traveling in Edward Thompson, 80 years old, | police today that a man claiming to SEEKS STOLEN GOODS. epposite directions, east and west.| was found wandering about the/be J. Herald passed a worthless oes | injured Will Die. city last night by Patrolman P. F check on her yes erday : Sadie Weidle claims to have lost seatha | Haubris. The was unable erald isa 1 to have offered one stove and other household ne | Reports OH. damemey 84 60688 | i find hie © He was|a $100 check in payment of $80 cessities in the dead of 1 wor ae coming pMasnge = ae on aken to the police a fon This room re : Mrs autwak gh ne today secured a search warrant to mor gs he was conducted to gave cash in change € try to locate ber missing proper ports were not exaggerated. Many lodal oe ot Wemcht, ued Genenk et 'a04 Sieappenres oF Spee missing property e said to have been killed tville and Bergen al “4 At the fort | villages in Alabama. {place 12 dead have been accounted | Hfor and at least 150 were injured | 5 of whom will die | A report has a been received | that a cyclone swept over a part] ot as, destroying the town of Florence and killing 15 inhabitants | Similar messages are being re pived today from all directions |The exact number of dead may never be known | | 500 Fatally Injured. | NEW ORLEANS, April 25.—Dis Patehes received up to m | from various points tn the southern | }etates indicate that at least 600 Rave been fatally injured. All the} heapitals in the small towns are | <rowded. Many of them lack the faciiiiies for caring for so many | patients. On this account suffer: | Ing is intense } . | Wiped Off Map. MOBILE, Ala, April 26.—Fort Deposit, Ala., a town 150 miles fron Mobile, was wiped off the map by the tornado, according to @ report fuat received 64 Killed in One Town. PURVIS, Miss, April 25,—Sixty or have been Ned here tornado. jones of Ife ta andoubtedly heavier here but de-| tails are lacking | In Path of Ternado. ATLANTA, Ga, April Al | great number of persons were kill | od in Locust », Shipley, Harris City and Macdonough, which were jim the path of the tornado, The great twister made a path between 600 and 700 feet wide. Georgia Town Affect ATLANTA, Ga, April ~A dls. patch received from Griffin, a small (Georgia town, sage that five were tiled there, 14 tnjuved and as many HERE’S THE LATEST---HAVE YOU TRIED IT? pa © ee I THE FLAT HINTING Two oS So BUCCESSOR TO THE MERRY widow WALTZ 5