The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1908, Page 1

° TRA! THE SEATTLE STAR © [tre weatier| | meee 10 NO. 158 SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1908. PRICE ONE CENT WARMER; LIGHT EAST WINDS. © 4 VES LOST IN SOUTHERN FLOODS | 2 rm name RKXET INSPECTOR CHEADLE SOUTH CAROLINA RIVERS CHARGED WITH GRAFTING OVERFLOW THEIR BANKS | AND DO GREAT DAMAGE IPS PAY. MONEY OUD HAINS KILL ANNIS IN ee Seti aegis 0 : CHOICE () __GIGARET NERVE- ‘STORM? | FOR CARRIGAN ap tie LOCATIONS — = Statement to This Effect in an’ Interview Held With the Mayor - at the City Hall Today. = nein meade More Than Five Score People Said to Have Been Drowned amoking conductive to crime, and parfloulariy to murder for real or fawefed wrong | Hetent occurence more than gthen this theory which By United Press. AUGUSTA, Ga., Aug. 26.—Bulle- tin The cana ocks, seven miles above the city, burst today under the terrific force of the floods, and ever stre competent physicians and police o | fleers, long experienced with erin the water has come rushing down, inundating the entire city under from two to five feet of water. Great destruction to property has been caused up to 2 o'clock this nals, Indorse Harry Thaw, the most remarkable Murderer of rece years, in a lg aret fiend of the most pronounced type | fore the Madison Square garden killing Thaw sat at a table (eiincesiniitciinanee afternoon. It is reported late this afternoon ompetency, | restaurants if he so desired; that puffing cigarets viciously and brood that 45 people lost their lives when ing. The more he pught the harder he puffed, The fatal deci sion came in a umoke ch | His first request behind the bare} was for cigarets Hains a Cigaret Fiend Capt. Peter C. Hains, whore kill tag of W. E. Annis because of the latter's alleged attentions to Mra.) g been a slave to the rous ot this meat was examined by other mittee repre butchers and declared perfectly the public | fresh and good; also that he con- before Mayor | demned, on another occasion, chick Ds and asked for! ens that were perfectly fresh, and of Market Inepector| that Inspector Cheadle informed him that he must sell Cheadle his wits, covering in sub) meat at “whol rates ¢laim that Cheadle had Wanted “Special” Rates. | ‘aly Arey ppp lige J. B. Mullen, who sells groceries Hains, hae | EE Msh-hended manner and) 4 Even abies, makes afft POLICE PHOTOGRAPH OF CAPT. PETER C. HAINS. “HIS COM. | eigaret hat Sg DOORS OME | anette to the t that the market| = PLEXION 18 YELLOWED, HIS EVES AMBER-HUED AND | Iii* complexion tw yellowed, his eeiers in the matter of |, “ amber-hued and sunken, his i favorable. stalls for|'mapector ix incompetent, that he SUNKEN, HIS LIPS PUFFED AND CRACKED,” SIGNS THAT | O7#* Smberhued and sun the locks broke above the city and the flood came down upon the town. At 4:30 o'clock the water was 6 feet deep in the Bell telephone ex- change, and the flood was increas | ing. The town is in a wild hubbub of excitement. The police have lost control, and there is general dis : order, | People have rushed out of the ae © privilege o S lips puffed and cracked, and his femtion,” had already been fomgeeenllprd, special” oF og re BETRAY THE FIEND SMOKER, fingers blotched with the nicotine flooded districts carrying with them ih the mayor }he demanded that Mullen fire one sining that betray the flend M. J. CARRIGAN whatever belongings they could lay Wapanese Pay Money. of his clerks who was objectionable | @moker. He is extremely nervous their hands on. The transportation di 4 | Business Men's Candidate for County Commissioner. ese produce dealers! to the eald inspector she irritable systems are all out of commi n jesion, before # committee of five) H. ©. Pfeil, patrolman, and for| M DICAL EXPLANATION OF | After killing Annis, Haine and } Do you agree with M. J. Carrigan that graft should be elim: : men from the market! several months on the patrol ip-) lb¥ether «at down on the porch at and there is no power. ar a soe ee that | chuding. the pablie market, testifies the Hayside Yacht club and smo! inated from the financial administration of the affairs of King ‘The DEADLY EFFECT OF CIGARETS dlgarets like id until the office Fad been giving the market) that farmers arrive ag early aa 6 county night will probably be one of great terror, as there is little or sums of money ranging o'clock in the morning and cannot j arrived to tnke them into custody Do you believe, with Mr. Carrigan, that th sine of the tiketih f an #1 to $15 on stated periods | get stalls until the Inspector arrives, ‘ OCC ey] ty el, Capt. Haine smokes All|)’. should be conducted by an exact rites and by.as business Be tate ee ae he privilege of being given |several hours later: that the farm. BY W. R. G, LATSON, M. D. pSemearets he can induce the he 6. apetem 0s-the affaive. of © petvate: a py naam ena cad spt locations. These statements ers are subjected to inconveniences Written Kepeciaily'ter Tne Star jAtAches to procure for him : men poss ’ it is feared brigandage and outiaw- ind. attented ne of| and pode eoaaee ot ears | id Smokes Constantly » r a i st ge bad besos Coma . ald be a by ry will break out among the ne- m and io before tors tardiness; that he knows Cigaret emoki h res the bodies, minds and morals of many : fferty of New € oA education, « ripe business expe v ‘ sound judg roes. So fa 1 of the Peace R. R. George | the inspector discriminating against | aur eae et te pe uroncand te the mame tones a | re detective bi ment and of sterling honesty? bs en i ra 0 ae Jernoon, and then added to certain farmers by handing favored wo dy: 7 t hat made for troops or ald of any kind thin coating over their delicate surfaces This prevents not only tb heory that cts If you believe these things. ou + t ireelf and to affidavits already in the pom ones their numbers, instead of hay-| of the city's chief e¢xeeu- | ing them drawn in a fair and impar | tial manner / but no one is in contro! of the sit uation. The disaster was so sud- den that it has disrupted all or oaduetve to crime cent of the aret fiends intake of oxygen, but the Tt is the retention of t mon cause of disease. scape of poisonous body gases ~ the public to help ot Mr. Ca in one of t county cow we body poisons that is the most com ople he m rs of King county , Strawberries. Peddier With Stand-in. | Retalned poison means that both the BRAIN and the NERVES i this for years Mr. Carrigan has proven ganization in the city government Me afiidevitn already filed J. Fisher explains that one ped-| are starved and polsoned it ie so now that we expect to find ceosstul business experience Ps he t b Miller one is from F.G.' dier has occupied one of three lo And this condition it the greatest bar to clear and connected /lpotine stains upon the fingers of pombe pga: aioe on Se See bene Be 4 p ‘ ; ~ - : Th a hould be «¢ who testifies that/ cations directly at the front en-| thought. The WILL suffers most of all every one we arrest ney ¢ force of individuality |havec with the nerves $ wink an opportunity ¢ aft on ted § s COLUMBIA, &. © =~ 26.——Re- z ° : ‘ rts recelved here today indleate wer means eccentricity, hallucination Good Crooks Don't Smoke nmen it wa po f criminality, Even insanity can, in one sense, be regarded ax noth | pny chet ped Sa hove lost their ing more nor less than a failure of the will power. The stories of in nk ® ony are on young men and young women being driven to crime aud tneanity © property loss will extend high 68, he complained to trance of the mark continuously Now, the will power ts ¢ constantly getting for threo months past | The failure of the wil! p and that thereupon! John Kalem. butche: d him @ ticket with ons people have told | ling for a cholce loca paid Cheadle various sv shrewdest crook, however His abiiit system int ness affairs has been | in not a cigar t smoker. The fiends proved in his b nes Compare Mr. Carri aeually are depraved weak! rsonalities ti B the injunction that Cor- | for special locations on the market.| Uhrough the habitual use of cigarets are quite cr ie, and often | oeoue, visionary and Imaginative ee bose wetted (oy he eles canoe (peter alcead be DL sea oreedimedlr eal we rate celal ag tes ee ealnoary and tmagindts and ds of the present county commissioners. ein vieiies by no ered ew ; ) wl : > do a dexperate deed upo j : ’ rom high water since the floods MMtrawberries for the favor Juan farmers, also testifies to bay. | qemmemcmsemesercees mmenmprcomementbe te A the slightest provocation. It isn't There can be but one conclusion 1340." The Wateree river is out of Says he was threat: | ing heard men explain about paying Corliss ‘7 lthat every man who smokes ts de pen st igareis. Many 9 persons were drowned when a fm coanection with the sale » ole magi Ye 19 pe come in with mn ves #0 shot to bridge, from hich th we ck oe oa be ame TO CLEAR UP DEBT iieie iyi i eee omen ¢ |" OAST FRIENDSHIP ¥32%. (ee 0 meee 6 contribute lingane if deprived of their dop t6 increase — his Water Still Rising. | atic G Ss Asked for Chickens. | Trustees of Matthews’ Church |*P!¢ money at that time, and to be t a and the water still is es : gin @ canvass among the members _ - rising. Reports received from the tea en, ot pion a = a | | Discuss Ways and of the church in an effort to raixe on eve a c ve eadle ] the required sum ‘i Australians Drink With the iasm th hin @ good location on the | Means The report that Dr. Matthows wae th its bed at Camden, and the heaviest Lynch river district, through Cam- len, say the suffering and loss in a weeb farmer, of Foster, tes ; hitp e the sald ox at that section is heavy and several ; ola 7 bes = geri to receive a call from Oakland and | American Marines to are di 6 Gia Maas Sear cities ith leet Ga, De ilterted to deliver to w bor might possibly accept: Was touched | Eternal Peace. ast friendly glass today. It is cer-|rains have been falling for three deliver y femme | Notwithstanding the fact that | upon informally by some of thoag | tain that the visit of the feet bas | days and the damage done to tele- ES. Garrity, wife o | Rev, Dr. M. A. Matthews declares Present at the meeting. In discnas / —_— opene e eyes of Aust ns lephone Wires has made ¥ Be 8. Garrity wife of J. 8 (By United Pre } ‘ ing it Dr. Matthews inelated that| | to the fact that America is a pow-| communication with the surround- i bestifies that she was of sgl iteaiaintes ¢—a|the financial condition of the First N® it Ur M cues a asl aed BY H. LEE CLOTWORTHY, erry 4 & Gene re - ‘ BM ROOd position > .if) ST. PETERSBURG, Aug be we id he rr h all and a ni q jistricts slow and in many Would bring the ‘a | Message received here today from|Presbyterian church of th city under no circumstances would he | (United Press Correspondent With the cont of the Pacific | cases impossible about once " that Count Leo Tot | ¥Uld not influence him in any way be Influenced by the financial con-| | a dicen teed ce anit “ Yasnaya says tha > * | were he to receive a call from the dition of the chureh in determin a se iaiaiaes ioe egal rag stoi, the famous First Presbyterian church of Oak- ing upon its acceptance or rejection NEY, N. 8 Aug. 2¢ are oo ke Sate ens Slides and Washouts, le ori tenia author, Is eriti and was held last night a Reiterates Position eee aning the t weeks | tomsceeo ate tilleke.. % WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 26 _ in poor locations ¢ from a compli meeting of the trustees of the local To The Star this morning Dy Deapite the cloudy sky that fer a ‘ he following official report of the ; ape oy Ne. Several weeks | Church aud a committee of 70 was | Matthews rei ed his position in ; poseidon of “ngs ; f South Carolina was issued Ged thei tao aie and may die. Sev 7 appointed to ime ate action | this co tion d sald that laae| Sime threatened rain, up to noon /¢ fe te ’ Railway today from Way the in : fai L, | 80 Tolstot was stricken with @ 8) in the matter of « % away the night's meeting had nothing what | today 1,000 people, a large majority | ing, and nx ‘ nat gelhion gif Kaa Fe Brgy . eee farmers ue NO | vere kk of rhe iam, follow: | $39,000 indebted upon the ever to do with any call that helo¢ whom were women and children wed on be he America " e af have come ; en Tin og Change inga nge into the river while hore rn EF i might oive m Onkiand OF C16 |144 taken advantage of The Star eh A i at ; , ag Farber, « er, teati.| 1 am overheated condition from by Dr tthews, who pointed out We have simply revive © old |Family Outing Day No. 3, and made |, Adt rry we ‘ Hareiesli Radeon ‘ a re Tape ‘ e ty | long walk foday he ts very low. 1, those present the immediate ne- | committee said Dr. Matthews, the trip to beautiful Fortuna park - eet - : : : rg When stra first a cesaity of wiping out the church nd will make an immediate ef 6 the splendid excursion boats of e ‘ v r i riv at Altson, 8. € ‘this ; a 6 TEMPLAR ; + in ated Banye - office ‘ of farewe anke and ia higher then sean } two | COLORADO KNIGHTS TE eb fort to raise the money to lift th€\ere anderesn Steamboat company. |! to Admiral 8 1 he fs read in five years: The fill felting a: ea : / Revive Old Committee emaining debt, which is really a ¢ took the trip in Great Show of Friendship. ‘ 0 “ ning pear @, on ths Some Biliver hair ‘ By United Press.) It was determined to revive the ail item. It te only because of} A® many more toc ip in Rigas. fet tecapaat £0 leave tomorrow & | west « 8. C., on the Spa quarte and PUEBLO, Colo, Aw 4 Ab ommittee of 70 appointed last Oc panic that this debt has the afternoon as the day became sed ey > om poe ‘ : lee by» a F e is ne washed put fF wit i¢ ’ ended today liober, and which rajsed conside already been ¢ ed up warmer and the threatening clouds |” ; a and there c at He arte: o> Bl he | h colonics tha " he ve , , an San Atienis: Geel ae 4 *\ resolved themselves into a hazy t of the fleet has red ‘ Sind 1 ae, & : ie otal) mye ait clay , letters written to blue, The crowd was stil! coming | f twe f rh \ I wo 4 rade Home for Children, t indications hundreds will take the go die ay ak 4 it t r < go 7.) trip tonigh | atte x avn @ sir 0 » ~ the Even stern old business men for ee ee es (By United Press Toon some fanatic haw been arouse |"me snd devoted the day to being i. * DORANDO’ S SWEETHEART HAS : JAN FRANCISCO, Au 6—lover a recent scandal there over |happy with their families, Lunct HAINS BROTHERS Frank A. North, allas Paul B. Blake,| tne alleged cruel treatment admin: | baskets and laughing children were ; RN HER TROTH * Prank A. North, alias Paul Biake,| te alleged crue treatment adm: aakate and laughing children wor * FORESWO : . ae . 4 mer metres, 32 Wermer ae te page By United Press x * candidate for the repub tive O'Connell of this city on a erybody was happy, for thie was) wow YORK, Aug, 26.—District RR RTO OR ORO RRO OR tk time with Albert B. Mead warrant from Kaneas City evens the long anticipated day, and, al-| Attory Darrin, of Queens county ha n a confider bers Star Outings Nos, 1 and MODENA. It Avis a god of Love has become the effect that Willlam Y employ of Varney & Green aver BE BUILT AT VALDEZ Outing No. 3 gives promise of bee ee eet eee itimate with M e beautiful attitude of D lo P whe ed | Mead Sasth aie a. a “ oneten | ing far more successful than either! peter C. Hains and displayed a | f 1 the Mara at La and today a j ¢ f th ise of $1,000 from the Witte Iron Work | Sieenianinilis of the preceding two in the pleas. |t th h € aid he y en . : : x sy i deck gueriapardngy up ttled || Of Kansas City last February, while ure and satisfaction afforded those | iil! Capt. Mains, i , are fy oc ee IN Sonya ee j has battled employed as & bookkeeper for that} By United Press.) aid teen advahians of the cutie arrin sald he was convi tg : ¢ - mat Mr has gotten 7) tirm | VALLEJO, Cal, Aug, 26.—An ex ta 1 yale A ay the wo MWeation av WhO histone knock He has wrested both pesos of seven electricians and $100,000 Fire at Omaha : . . “ + Pie “ ‘ n to Ita Pietri has giver ‘THREATENS TO BLOW sustee wen onder ene com aporoxinaitng 4100,000 wan caused |\"Durrin says he will bring alt his| Sanghters of Reitain, | NS OS “88 i sph oll of struggle and those H vere in the presence of a jmand of 1 ely eal ma by @ « t arted in the coal! power to be © convict both Car I t juoted as ex r cP MAD, Able + any surroundings B, Hanscum left the Mare Island) chutes of the Omaha Wagon Works | Pater G. Sheton oad Thoeetan ten oor hem w me. I ha ‘ Hote i TE ae iin HOME TO ATOMS i ecu Jats the Mare inond | chnien of the 0 nin and"Thornt rope | Mates tor a w ise words incorrectly; he use doz, Alaska, where they will con - de { I left a i f | Mhe best words : be aie made truet the last of the chain of wire Big Fire in Toronte gosst t that when “the girl in ( saw this in | Woes no . i phe ‘ tions built by the navy from TORONTO, g. 26.—Half of the Today's Treasury Stater t her full cor : + ahha of 's gasonne auto (By United Press an north along the Pagific| Union stock yards, in West Toron-| WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 2¢ ent é q © ba t ofte at { Moblle oF the £ { m t the OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. 26-—The) coast It in extimated ¢ it will | t an wiped out by fire last night.|The treasury report today shov onee pollee here today are searching for! require 60 da to complete the} Lose, $150,000. The origin of the] Receipt $1,908,622, expenditures Anothe ‘ t € r aS asserted the authors of several mysterio ution, which Is to cout $70,000. fire {e not known | $2,730,000 that whe “y n one that cannot win a race fairly