The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1908, Page 1

eDniON |: THE SE ATTLE STA THE WEATHER FAIR TONIGHT THURSDAY FAIR AND VOL. 10. NO SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, MAY WARMER; LIGHT NORTH WIN 6 1908: PRICE 1 € IP-ANCHIOR MERE ne DID THE: WORK MINIATURE SMUGGLING HOUSES ARE SHUT DOWN INFIDELITY ‘WD — BATTLE © SCHEME =» BLOWN © PIPE LINE PROVING GONE WAGED = FAILS. «=—sUP,SsSTONIGHT = COSTLY Fleet Sails Out of -_— fo A Waters of Eliott ; Bay. —— ‘Twelve-Inch Shells Are Twelve Meet Death in Dynamite Outrage Again City Must Depend on Reser- “Beautiful Young Widow” | Hurled at Monitor Most Horrible Perpetrated Against | voirs for Twenty-Four Snares and Bleeds Florida. Gallagher. Hours. Land Dealer. Greatest Test of Modern ‘Me Crated in Boxes and Frisco Graft Witness Is Threatened Breaks in Pipe Now Attempting to Secure Times Is Pulled Die on Way of Victim of Unknown Make Repair Work Mine Through Superior Of. Starvation. Fiends. Necessary. Court. ; Jadies Tacoma al Noon thie merning. | (By United Prem.) (By United Press.) ¥ ee ee | The main pi ine which car Fighting for the remnant of @ Cf ictoek came the 4K fs WASHINGTON May 27 } = ries the city’s supply of water from bh int and a@ little property r a en Conaestieut | WEEE SHOAL, tm re a cd een the price |% OAKLAND, Cal, May 27 Cedar river will be closed down at ch he claims to have secured Se and in a few mo Chesapeake Bay, May 27.—( * Chief Peter of the Oak 12 o'clock tonight, to remain closed possession of since being divorced, Dull and cream colored Wiretess Tete fb tw Portress (POM by daring smuxe! ©% | w& land detective department, this until 12 o'clock tomorrow night. W. E. Yeager, in the land business were steaming out of Monroe) —Dieregarding the danger pevimemt with a new for mane oon sald In the meantime precautions have | 4t 1 rican Bank building, ier and pameed away fn! land apparently oxxious te expert |CvSeen ef the immigration laws. * res! = fully agedeoney that been taken to keep the reservoirs | t hy yet strange story, pater ant pe con ve ne heoipeangescfingmeghbidione «4 stage steven jallagher is @ marked man | filled to thelr ca and all we of matrimon al tre ab * ail Head and continuing be pe ee Di : “ essary do-| He an divorced om an watil the stern of the last JOSIAH COLLINS, |John C. Quimby, Lieut. Taassig ang | the @ozen Orientals who at ware at work to get him. He ®|mestic purposes in prohibited Yeager, whom he styles as @ pare: a | | tempted to gain entrance to this | @ is living In San Francisco now Supt. Youngs, of the ing and |“ Bunco Queen. Jaly 10, 1907, bat eraft disappeared around Chairman of the Reception Committers. 26 mes on the monitor Florida re} x ‘i a ‘ be jo Contry by having themselves ® and I would not be a bit sur water department, announced to- | Still he ems to have a spark of mre tormed @ picture mained on board hor today while! died and chipped by express trom |* Prieed If the next attack on that the shutdown was occa. |love for her, using few harsh worda ildteck ehelle were buried at the “ . ® him is made there Great hulk from the great guns of |/MEPe% to New York were dead/» airs al two points on the p b the monitor Arkansas, anchorea | “® ®rrival SOR ee line. At Renton, near the old coa The day we were divorced and Acting Commissioner Larned, of mine, the pipe b S00 yards off wih ber bro aside | ine anteration tavak. edmitied (By United Press.) pipe will replace the old one erty d by the necessity of making @® he telis how she got all of his ¢ | money striking im many re th® arrival on last Sat mun broke through clear faust ax the battleships to leave their anc * - * * 7 . * * i ® and that powerfal influences # of water except for ne o * * * *. - * sagged and new |! left her she got all of my prop od ready cash, so that I had battery in full play on the target! OAKLAND. 27 hortly be to borrow 50 cents to get a square Bleach big fighting machine hong faiyi | today that a gigantic smuggling! | * sree * os : " Ain Pipe te Leaking al,” he says. “During our twa When ft was firet planned to/plet had been unearthed on the wr ve. cae « we) At a point between Renton and of married life I believe J on & blue-green ‘And but for the smoke from their stacks a have imagined that was only makebe houses make the extraordinary tost of the! Togas border, and that Chinese In-| gher, the | power | was » jot the mea a for the | today allt by James L, Gallia /the headworks the pipe bax com. prosecution's star witress me « oe O t dreaged of keeping any jest slouths in the service, is board. but the plans iia New York on the trail of the were wrecked by dynamite. The prove a troublesome t ater Mrs. Yeager is now in the courts ere changed suddoniy | argh plotters houses were In course of comstruc There will be no inkling of @sain, claiming that at the time by and hia! Queng Dou Yen received the | tion and almost completed, but not | lawns allowed during the time the the divorce to her red lo Stay \eumpees of his countrymen from | yet occupied pipeline is shut down. All hy-|her husband owned mines in rd their ship white she wasiGhe-expross company, and will be) A heavy charge of dynamite drauiie elevators which depend |ldaho valued at $25,000, which she submitted t hammering of | avteated if trace of him can be! placed in the kitchen of the largest | upon the city's supply of water f r | DOW seeks to sect possession of, the big proj |foamd by the detectiv three houses threw the motive power will also be stopped The case has been bronght up be- Men Remain Aboard. | A telegram from Quong Deu Y building off the foundation and al-| until the supply is resumed fore Judge A. W. Frater, who re The imminent danger did not} t Bie friends at El Paso revtal mom completely wrecked KH. The) It will take several hours to al- | fuses to consider it. Mrs. Yeager lesson their determination tn the |. plot. Fing Ming, aa official other two houses were also badly |low enough water to run ot of the (filed an affidavit In the superior Se taorest tn cock pens Gan! least. While the men did net take! faanorene, overheard his country: | shattered, while many windows im | pipes to permit of the repairs be- court clatming to have learned thetr pla in the turret, where |Mee at El Paso reading a message the neighborhood were broken by ing made. The length of pipe is many new facts about the life of ie Gehting arm of the ft fo necessary to manipulate the informed them that the 12/ the shock 80 great thet there are approxi. her husband had visited here for! c. 8. VYANDELL, i ROY ©. HADLEY, | they wore [Mee ip the crates were dead upon! Several weeks her between §9,000 and $12, the 2” | kins and Helmont sts. in this city, pipe there and avoid what might jack for More. | | | } jewel in a tiara of ed ' Watch Departure. quite a sprinkling of nearly every vantage had come to wateh the and mentally with the M their brave crewe a safe There was co demonstra seomed to feel a 1 guns in case of firing. ago Gallagher's mately 2.600.60¢ gallons in the That story about the Idaho _ aud they Viewed) Secretary Chamber of Commerce. | Assistant Secretary Chamber of|ciotioned just behind the turrets aera. Ming informed ore home in Oakland was blown up and | main pipeline when the gate at the mines is all a myth,” says Mr. | stationed ju hind the tur ; etly | - - Commerce. hile the firing progressed and Barris and FW. Herkshire, im- badly wrecked at night while he | headworks is firet closed r. “It has been put into her Soe tape tet ome | ithe seinooens of = Anon foe Iker wore severely jolted by the Migration inspectors, of the plot.|/and his wife and weveral friends Must Be Beenemic head by itorested parties.” terrible tne Mr. Yeager was already married Admiral Sper | ” ang they reported it t the bureau were in the house and narrow! ere comes to at ect of the projecti=es | y ® marked the final ry and hie ff The water department urges they bette inet the heavy | jeacaped serious injary. This oe M at the time Andrew Hamilton, a fer the leave-taking of |end a celebration that has required | ot the Planta nt Be MOONY) Hh td believed that the smungiers| curred on the night foltowing the |MPOM Wwter consumers the neces: |Maiie cial ganar ew a familton, 8 ie & moment another! more preliminary work than haw! 1 "hen the tine anene for tiiseilt® the men on the Mesican| day that he testified in the third |“ @f beime as econonstcal as pos-/tituy young widow" across his Varicolored fiage spoke ‘any previews occasion In the hie Waters to the other ships |tery of the « signals soon whip-| That the re breeze. The anchors and men of th fram the bottom of the | particular a success is due to thone | simultaneoasiy the| who did the work of prepartion. | ty motion For many weeks before the arrival > Vessels File Out. jot the veenels scores of men have | int Menreuren wave|" k, salaried and velun- | ride of the line, hwated them across | trial ef Tirey L. Ford, general coun sible tomorrow in the use of wa-| sep |the Flork iinmediate? «Hem path. pas née then ‘anchaund ta way consigned them by express te | but a fow days before he took the the repaire’ are aireads: anl* (Or | Mr. Yeager, “and I told him that and aft off Thimble shoal, 200) York. joven ageinet Abraham Ruef _- o 1 would not have anything to do ram : Krownd where they will ber . |yards from the Florida with her| Arrests & quired, and the work will pm 4 with the woman. Nevertheless she | broadside bearing upon the target] Arrests are expected today Os the ably be accomplished In. half the to my office, at 476-8 Arcade jehip. The Arkansas was in charge result of dynamiting time allowed, but Supt. Youngs “ding. where I was then in the jot Commander Harry M. Dent pe j We gy of Detectives Peterson | says jt is best to be on the safe |e! estate business. ption to the pone feet wan in every | fe Givens a mn “ who with a detail of officers. has the description of 4 man Whe side and only use that amount of Woman Pursued Him. 1 steam out. They cir-| eh, ‘oe eee we bis penition upon the bridge : | om be taken into custedy if the! water which each family actually | “She wouldn't let me alone, and their anchorages around on ] The first shot was fired at ao i | { combined efforts of the petiee of | waulres. persuaded me to go to the Butler and west shores of the airman Collinge, sereen target raised above the \ jthis city, Berkeley, Alameda and ee - hotel with her. After that things out into the waters as we head of all the work was main turret of the Florida and. i} | san Francisco con bring about his | went from bad to worse, and my Jonah ¢ Hine, chairman of the) ly afterwards the Com. | reception commitioe tile seb began churning the weter | tion was a fortunate one. Nowhere ‘ inte a mtik-white team {in Seattle could there be found any gathered headway as{one more capable of taking charge Oat Into the stream of such an eve It has deror plereed the exact center without « apprehension ENG REER DIES AT wife said that she had better get moment's hesitation, gtving the The explosion lest night was no & divoree, which she did, and them men aboard the ship to understand surprine to Petervon or te Galia-/ married the ‘beautiful young I they need pot think any of the pro sher, whe today is making provie-| THROTTLE | widow.’ May 15, 1905." jectiios would go wild. bleh +o seg Banga a. ow } it seems to have been a clear | red a affi y Firing Upon Florida. ak mae tak beeen case of an affinity who would not moving birds of pase {strated that S« p needs Mr. Col q | lowe herself. Mr. Yeager admits t . ording to the program, Temainder of the fleet de-'line. Just as | * * mayor and F. ¥. DUNHAM, the Arka: meg pox A firing peavity ad ol onirgrer A Ben fewer Mlmer (By United Proes.) that he was breaking the law, but Me fine, and with several) magistrate or any other official s oe tg eet ce Bip ferds tnterveaing between |so ft needs a { Mr. Collinge | Secretary Reception Committee. | upon the Florida and the shelia be ‘Discharged Sailor Is Held ee George McRae, an architect, but) CMICAGO, May 27 ‘Phat the prs That Bd pbs te ~- out and headed | attainments ererne manne gan hammering against the plates} | thee dy nassiting ngmesttonatly was | OVerland flyer of the Chicago, Mil ears ar o the man-o! , se lot the Florid hich stood under! . a .| Waukee and St. Paul, bound for *#°. Witte the Connecticut was |seerviary of the chami the enfety vaive and hung to 1t.|ing signe of being crippled | nn ih | vectasens (ey ain tech, | and hundreds of passengers killed *!¥ay8 dressed neatly,” he — sa: Gatance beyond Dowam-|meree, pe © safety valve and hung to ng sign a y are in the fash His work was perfectly dane As far as could be discerned, the} Honable residence district of Oak.) 204 injured through the death at “but ane. pong wok Ry etree sce 4 ida gave no} «4 Lower Section, tnad overiooking Lake Merritt the throttle of the aged engineer, | essed Sees pe She od with thet Frank McVaugh, a watchman,| Albert Cauvins, is due to the dis followed me everywhere, and once | 7 , covery of the dead man as the |! couldn't get a shave for two and they have » too place Jus >» day who took the pla just two days train was bounding ever a cross. Weeks, when she went to the bar- tren. ee aK when his predecessor was bs 2; ne ‘ » herse mbardment, the| Clubbed Into Insenalbility and/taken ill, says that he was sitting | | The death of Cauvins, who ber shop with me herself, the entire fleet was in| labors with a patience that amazed A - feereating speed, ad his old time newspaper friends Roy 0. Hadley. ans Sees M one hand were at a| When trouble seemed to be co ins tary Of the Chamber . from every possible source ¢ me wes hardly a break of|tary Yandel! smiled the broadest fe their wake, and the|and assured everybody that every tant secre | men Commerce, | stens heard a lot of the troubles and | daredey 4 much work also, almost all regular work of the cham Se fighters passed on, si-|thing was progressing splendidly. (*volving upon hin ines Arkansas guns were | directed | roybed of $400 In cash and his dis-|in the tool shéd when the explo. Pad been employed by the company | — Demanded Milch Affection. 4 dream picture. The sun Dunham Was Busy other® of course, | which had been erected aft upon |CMMTR® Papers last Saturday night, | ton took place and aserts that be ie fireman was startied when the |,” sae pevutetan tale aaa Mighty on their white and} p vy. Dunham, secretary ot the to the four men'|the Florida. It was 126 feet high! Was the reception accorded James! i)tough all three houses within 10 (0 flew by dangerous interlock. | itr, she persisted tha ond when 7 mt at times there was | reception committee, holds the rv he Werden of. 2 were two turrets, in| Stingley, « discharged sailor of the minutes before the explosion shook | NK switches and across a maze of | oud pull it away she would p ord, how for actual work k wae apportioned. They were niex had been placed! 1g 8. Connecticut, when he on t. He says he saw | ‘racks at Byron, Ill, paying no make me get up and walk out with tention to signals. He stepped for, ward and found the engineer dead im the cab, death having been caus formed ely im connection with ’ he men behind the guna | Three to Bremerton. the reception. Ae Seat nerds) them the « _ pies, i) 7 the | tered 4 saloon in the power part of BOthing whatever to lead him te during an actus Ohl ne city sunpect anything was wrong mummies also had her. At times she would get anary and slap me in the face without nostiy is due the thanks of Mi Mitsesota, llincis and Kear-| Mr. Collins, so it needs Mr. De emrunity for sasountal met Ps ; . ‘ stu nh ‘ - . Se ent an provocation, and then again fecreased speed and rap bam. To the reception com hich the , been place the main turret of| Stingley says he reported the Now Pheas in Mystery ed by a hemorehage of the brain. | oo) wo, sas ince Aa ea tee ad ; A phase in the mystery that at - mil be a0 dediie on ewer. PRA the slower moving line be; Mr. Dunham was what i out t rida show the effect Of | matter to the police and that two|s cts attention tday Is the fact Affairs reached such a condi- }- Were under orders to! emaes ui ‘ mpact of heavy shells Wpon! srmeers were sent with him to in-|that Gallagher hed a deal ponding tion that I offered her $3,000 in 4 fo Bremerton and the tric . ? t pe ‘ a wanab Ge pcted to sell th cash if she would let me alone. ieee to the navy var San Francisco on Monday and the n ‘ Guege WB OVE Dummies Are Riddied vestigate the tobbery. Stingley | by pee ee Sapoeeed to Sell. the I believe that we moved 16 times PMS they will be overhauled and rate Meg ++ Oe t The big guns made quick impres|#ay# he is unable to state in which three houses today for $25. . in Seattle. When we would doatination tm afte t on last Satur arrival of the f£ day They are to go on the by one the + Were « aining eight her t . ; it is believed that the dynamiters n a xenbetmom tare e she acte: ay that thay @oaid seane |" upon the mast target and if} saloon he was assaulted. Stingley | ungoubtedly had information of the |travel anywhere she acted in such eecien of 7 th ¢| men had been in the 5 _ of the had the $400 strapped to hisoleg, | proposed transaction. ‘ anaes that we were °not al- M ve bas ol b uld not have last 1 lowed route to Ta mmies they t te top in Any hote emed out of sight and not docks at Hunter's Point and Mare heim's control of the . ae tee wae together with his discharge papere.| The explosion shook the city for Fee ons aie y hotel more Te hospital chip Retier,| and gove mt of Alaska tt tn much |Stingley appeared at the Ballard | Docks around last bight and the battle” will ) excitement Captain he wanted 000 to let me was m Wes last in line, had disay : under Governor Hoggatt. information which will be| police station last night and told! p.4,. ) . The nearest approach to an acct ne. I belleve that she fs pos- Behind Alki Point, did the copes eg hl geen the experts of the navy |g the robbery. The local polic tana pra — rg gpen ogee dent yesterday occurred on West of @ mania for money. Men crowds leave their places.) TACOMA, May 2i.--Exactly at planning of future gay. no report of the matter was|onid he knew immediately what hag |1#ke, boulevard, when the would often give her dinners that seemed be some-| 11 o'clock Rear Admiral Sperry and AY YET It has the double cute to them caneuned. ‘the das tw the Seattle car collided with would cost from $100 to peeling from the picture. The eight battleships entered the bay jshowing the power of the While riding on a Kinnear park | buildings is estimated at from $5,./ Ont Street car near Galer st Paid for Freedom. Alfred Johnson, motorman of the cial car, who lives at 74 Silent and pathetically and, after making a circle, drop | PROVE OF W an «UW when ted 4 The eyes involuntarily ped anchor. Crafts of all descrip TH mor plate as is actually pr Meng the ruffied surface of tions dotted the water, and thow led in @ fight at oe street car last Satu nts JW. Clise, wi day night Mrs. | 000 to $7,500. The building in which f J. W. Clise,|the dynamite was pls and the} president of the Washington Trust| ued at $9,000 and the ott I allowed her to get the divorce a default, all of the mortgages I view av., was slightly injured. He was val y 1 oo a j at $8 ‘ id, Money and furniture going to ttieid from West Seattle to sands lined the places of vanta . tie Canara : |atrength of the armor in withstand: |eqgspany, who lives at the Summit, 000 cach walked home without assistance Aweouc othac. tienes tae ae i and the scene brought to catch a view of the warships ; “a pe ing the impact of the 12tnch pro iaadison st. and Minor ay., lost a| Finding, tha he is opposed oby |, None of the passengers #™ | two houses worth $1 1 am that the ships could not | Japanese citizens are giving the) VALLEJO, Cal, May 27.—Naval | jectiles in warfare. {purse containing about $18. Mrs.|special detectives, apparently em-|Jured. The front vestibule of the! 1. in the land business, and have Se with us. The contrast |daylight fireworks exhibition this |o¢icers here are confident that} The experts were entirely satis }€lise was on her way to the Chel-| ployed by private individuals, in |SPecial was smashed, apd the car | QO" BU tlt Te eee ad Te at the t tt fternoon, and tonight the naval tment ’ was takef to the barn after the d le mon in vol hought that they | afterno and tonight the navel lthe battleship Missourt will make |fed with the experimen jeea apartments when she missed the investigation of t cond at-| \secngerd were transferred to an,|te2d to keep it.fron although WB Ger welcome guests: that ball for the enlisted men "| the trip up to Mare Island to the| As far as it can be learned, none ithe purse, which was carried in a tack upon the property of former | PAsmengers) ’ 0 AD iT have given her $6 since U0 Wked them and they had given ot eee pg Oy tte. | ay wall without accident, and of the daring men on board the jgmall handbag. It ts believed that | Supervisor James L gher, of | Other ach. Sere african’. Ay aa ent ioco. passing into (prove that Mare Island i access. | Florida sustained any injury, as}afes. Clise was the vietim of a|San Francisco, by the use of dyna One of her latest means to get Ee Review st Tacoma. ships leave for Frise, passing into Pre Tint aie pattionhipa: wien (th olin did not tear thelr Way | pickpocket mite last night, Oakland's chief o! XK GAR money from me was.jn. pretending feaching Tacor the harbor at Evérett em ‘route | vii) be « big factor in the future. | through the turret behind which] girs, Surah Little; a visitor dur-| police today placed.a guard, com that she was about to marry a man south. ing in fleet Many scoffed at the idea that the|they stood during the “engage ling fleet week, who is stopping at) posed only of men whom hé trusts worth $2,000,000, who was to give ” abou Missourt might meet with ac. | ment ithe Stevens, reported to the police jmplicitly, about the Gallagher is HELD uP her $2 0 on her wedding day, a ng tiger oe Ray pl od Wonderful Sight | thin » that her mg na . And the ond division, cident in coming up the channel morning chatelaine houses here, and continued his nhl she would hold imaginary con- of the Geo New and cite the fact that armored| The sight was perhaps the most! bag, containing a railroad ticket/ work with greater determination versations over the telephone with |, Mhode Island and Vi cruisers of greater length and| wonderful of the kind ever witness-| from ttle to Ontario, Can., althan ever James Piccolo, an Italian truck/bim to seek to impress me with for a tour t the Mis-jed in time of ace sitor | sleeper ticket and about $18 fn N nm can pase the 1nd. gardener, who lives ‘ the t of it. Her drawing more water than boundary u i pe t home fs at Be ec Destiny. _ sourl, used the channel without |Arkansas was surrour by theleash, was either stolen or dropped of th yperty belonging to the City, was held up i {fersdy, Ore. She was a school Conneeticnst Kaneas, Ver. danger moke of her bi 1 much from her belt as she was boarding | former supervisor who wa star $80 on Jackson st. near ach efore she ame mixed Louisiana proceeded 1@ battleship will proceed to|the time and pr a Ja street car on First av. near Uni-| witness in the San Francisco av. last urday night up with Hamilton. Even now she sound and reached the quay wall, where preparations | appear » 1 |versity st. this morning trials today, without a special card | was walking down Jackson st claims that I am engaged to marry See ett” this afternoon }have been made for her. On ac-|in a struggle and death in| A. B. ¢ Deal ton & wellknown of admittance signed Chief of ing friends Two men ste very woman she sees me with will re zi t ——_— ount of the number of auxifaries | time transportation man and a member Detectives Petersen from a telephone pole n o~] aa s be rege oon wih Po poe Bee mg The of the Florida,jof the reception committee which| Chief Petersen intimated that he | Sixth ay. and, pointing a revolver at| JAPS HONOR RUSSIANS. biitescg (By United Pre: |mium, but’ by shifting se silent! » the bombard-|oceupied the reviewing stand yes-| had obtained clues, but that much | Piccolo’s head, commanded hum to| TOKIO, May 27.—Gen. Baron seo Nebraska WASHINGTON, May 27.—Reso-| sels it has been arranged to give| ment was less picturesque, but sug terday with Beat age c A es grows out Ko — wow throw up hi ante. anit lo Geen ‘ : “ws de sere’ today to be © nort . ere adopted » house » battleship a prominent 4 | gested the famous remark Sperry, reported to the police this|of opposing sleuths, who, like foxes, |ed, and while one highwayman held|the chief offictal in the ceremonies 50, was elther clipped turn, as they did when the Galla- @ent through Piccolo’s pockets and Russian from home was blown up on April took the purse, containing $80. Pic monument people at fon of all rail-| several weeks, while a new high! Astonishment was expressed at valued at $ 1 in Alaska. | pressure cylinder is installed fn the|the power of the monitor's resist-|by a pickpocket or brushe @ drydock, interior for inforn Seirectae Sa ¥ 3 ss an overhau nS End $0 The . oy ore sort of bring.| place of the one broken on thelance. Anxiety was also expressed |his shirt front while the parade tersen is personally conduct- colo reported the robbery to the r in me of the fa Te Ohio left these waters fc itis om facts showing the large | voyage up the coast \for the men on hoard was in progress. ling the work today police Sunday morning of that eity