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

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LAST EDITION SEATTLE, WASH,, ASKELL MAY TA “AND ALITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM” ATIC SCENE IN INDIANA LEGISLATURE cea pacar. sm a ALL SORTS OF DOPE FOR ALL SORTS GOULD’S COUSIN DIES A PAUPER surrousaing the OF PEOPLE {Ie Dijends | Only Upon the) Particular Brand One Uses BY JACOB LOCAL OPTION BILL. WALDECK di sari Bienes LA Most Peculiar Mystery Surrounded Entire daughter of the late found t INDIANAPOLIS and ingenuity combination Many of thone possibilities They find more under the control of a woman hyp and that he had been taken pital while under | actor and to this child thi Been is given the credit for the res that eve (By United Press.) LOS ANGELES unty hospital authorities a portant meas and Taft fans ¢ampaign theory that New York ar Indiana settle talne all tte former popularity ‘Taft might get along without Ne York and — by carrying a lot oaid Bryan might without them if he mat jaweep In the middie and far West unds ah unknow: the officers did on just before he di was asked If a wom: sececaminssetaindeatSee @ the measure Pa and stood beside him on the ¢ report was u His body ts being held pending! ge, hia millionaire cousins wived soon it but certain influe might carry a four-story block from and here he laid his hand on the ch | Chicago to New York and the Call ; _" of the moment broke down and cried, being unable to hild’s head and under the |three months ago, » buried in the ‘SPOILS REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN MATERIAL was not writ jrover Cleveland, | Japanese, but th not of the sort that men take seri possibilities are After a pause, Political Miracle. The party that loses the 29 elec toral votes of New York and the 15 fotes of Indiana and yet wins mesidency is going to work a po miracle that will be the mar In no contest since the evil war, except 1876, hae a can both New York and In | diaua and won the presidency headquarters After a moment, Johnson turned a [that the sald article ten nor signed by and therefore This action was followed demonstration. i six democrats voting with the | Alleged Pro-Taft Cleveland i Proves to ns, Causing the vei of the age. of interest to credit an his pro “tarried about in the arms of the 1 to it when she) declared to ws since Its/ they claim all the middle and west Hteve it is | ern (By United Press.) right In rege The bill, which passed by a vote of 55 to 45, gives each county Within the state the right to decide | Bquor shall be sold within tts boundaries. al bill which was p MURDERED WOMAN'S HEAD 1S UNEARTHED AT NOME — Nome Marshal Makes a ,, Grewsome Find in the Johnston Case. individually to Inform You! these states are doubtful the legislators of bis spectal seasior Se a the | eral others good fighting ground 1) thts He ved are Indiana communion prominence Times that was given to the ADR 8 good ## won, and that there fa little doubt abo The republicans claim them for Taft Belie? of Democrats. verats believe hare the better chance Ohio, [iinois and Minnesota strong hopes in lowa and Wis respectfully HASTINGS ictoria failed to 4s aboard, and the of friends of he investigation reeult In the let ed to make a search alor tributed to th ter from Hastings The republicans ctatm Kentuck The democrats assert that the state that ft ie for Bryan Good evidence and lower limbs of Mra on, murdered five years ago ia not in doubt, beyond all question ta this effect. by the fact that Henry Watterson and Becretary *\thonk) democratic committee it te annec \for him to campaign tn Kentucky | They have asked him, however | make one or two speeches there @ compliment to the state. Both sides claim West I now desire to say of a great Victoria at straita and mind no doubt organization BRUTAL OFFICERS FACE CRIMINAL PROSECUTION |Complaint Filed Against Men Who Committed the Assault. Warranta for the tald Bryan OVERTY DRIVES GIRL TO SUICIDE » Matson Takes Acid to End Life of the young woman breathe lot New Jersey fm that case are not quite las the republicans New York Doubtful New York is democratic Waller and | publican beyond the shadow of per » grosmest |adventure of a doubt | pledges and affidavits obtainable at vr and Jones | }oth headquarters mak: service com: | lear. ion to set aside Chief Ward's! the principles of the Waller did not] prevail there. was Soeleied from but the democrats will exert ¢ to b send. ‘the patrolmen to jail oung woman sive 4 that » was formerly a member of th nesses have volunteered to testify aseault was did not know the poding over fll-health and pov Statements drinking a small Nothing is known of t rbolis acid in her room, HICAGO WIDOWS ARE : CHASING | MAN T0 COAST =e (By United P: Republicans are certa dismissed from th Bryan men answer chief that he The | and factions united Bryan will » The democrats have Slof winning the alifornia and Ure him into insensl bility Powerful Doubtful States. seem certain Piwo Chicagc is said to be Chief Ward thie { ho! anxious to wir development jection it#elf to ce for president Adusht-Hanish Worshippers studies and caused him to *' SAYS CITY HALL SHOULD BE HUGE SKYSCRAPER): Councilman Gill Will A Calling of a Bond Election. ir canes r embarrassing eprrespondents Obdervers who have two headquarte unmistakable P. AFTER THE FRISCO SYSTEM Hand Again|" Seen in Railroad | perio court this morning TRIES TO DROWN HER TWO BABIES (By United Pre SEDRO- WOOLLEY BOYS FINISH THEIR TRIP AROUND CITY |: Jones yesterday seized her two one aged 6 years 4 attempted tod By United Press.) THIRTEEN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK (By United Pr: | mur der ‘ond husband approached her as she persons were killed and 4 railroad collision eized her and t is reported to be one of the worst Washington to overpower ed that the action of she engineer of one of the trains | BEGINS SUIT ON BROKEN CONTRACT responsible jured will die. | cured of her Insanity THE SEATTLE STAR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1908. PRICE ONE CENT THE WEATHER SHOWERS TONI@HT OR BUNDAY; WARM. ER; GEN TLE EASTERLY BREEZE LEGAL ACTION AGAINST ROOSEVELT AND HEARST py eee ame WITHDRAWS FROM NATIONAL CONTEST WR, BRYAN AND TAFT TO THE BANQUET BOARD. | | RICHARD C. HALL (Star Special Service.) CHICAGO, Sept, 26.—Ric Hall, president of the sociation of Commerce As ide Chicago will pre at the banquet which will be at tended by Taft and Bryan in this city, October 7. The banquet will be given by the association to th men attending the national dee waterways convention. It will prot lably be the cratic and r president h firat time that demo ve sat at the same board. In addition to the candi dates there will be a store of gov ernors and other scores of cor gressmen among the 1,600 at the banquet. President hearing considerable from frie on his good fortune in being say he has been nt “next” to the pres PLEADS NOT GUILTY Prayn ple arraigned in t this mo $51.35 fro on January 31 Judge rning for.em. m Dexter Horton last Now nobly oo thy Mr. ¥ ringing patriotic « publican candidates for guests Hall ts the first man who will be able to safely next nis |RESIGNATION AS TREASURER WAS TENDERED LAST NIGHT—INTIMATES THAT HE WILL PROCEED AGAINST HIS ACCUSERS. (By United Press.) me, notwithatanding the president CHICAGO. d You re 1h anawer to M Bry bag the law and « know t ed hi charg a Ohlo limit Thin wa written an-| Standard Ol case awer given t Gov, ¢ Ha 1 mean at the a of Oklahoma, who rebigned ernment night as trea rer of the nati a t € h ton at act he conte thf n on plated ta gainst his accuse I all and shall H ds way that he et it wit vigor at my take n 1 mmand, I shall treat them all Hearst, and « he | 48 private c and subject to is preparing an he penalties of the law which they ident Re t In this I know I shall have Haske! wah fe d fr neighbors at home ence with Wil the | f ull proper purposes; but my national headqu hen time must be free from other de Haske ntered r unde here. room everyone ‘ Hopeful of Outcome. and the former the heart {s full of hope for the cand) 1 ates. |¢ of Mr. Bryan and Mr Whe ame out he hurriedly | Kern vent and rule left for on, Wis. He refused py th Import to di Il resignatior at the polls and Ww nothing regarding ir fon ie the pend- his probable successor, Bryan ng ¢ t for one timated, hov that he might moment consider remaining in any have @ statement to make later in way connected with the committee, the day herefore hereby tender my resig. At noon Gov. Haskell made it nation as treasurer of the demos known that if newspapermen cratic national committee, that not would write out questions and we the slightest contest of my own them in to him, he would answer could in any way be used by the them. In reply to questions sub- president to cloud the sky and mitted in this way, Haskell said id our opponents from discuss he had no information as te the real issues and laying bare whether J I his ase republican duplicity to the poo as national treasurer, would resign ely yours Haskell said that he presumed ‘C. N. HASKELL.” that his resignation siready had o en accepted, though he b not Bribery Charge Denied. n informed to that effect NEW YORK, Sept on Oe Haskell’s Resignation. Squires, aceused by former Attor- The resignation of Gov. Haskell ney General Monnett, of Obio, with having offered him a bribe of $600, reads Norman B. Mack, Chairman |000 to stop the prosecution of suits Democratic National Committee, | against the Standard Oi! company, New York City today denied absolutely that he My Dear Sir In pursuance of had ever made such an offer. information as to your date for re Squires said that the Monnett af- turn here, when I went home be fidavit was false in every partio- fore, | assumed I would find yx ar, and specifically asserted that here upon my return today. I now the statements {implicating F. B. learn that you will be detained in es, Frank Rockefeller and C, the east until Tuesday, and as 1|N. Haskell were false Pmust be home Monday 1 leave to his statement today Squires morrow ply denied the whole allega- Since the president and his cab denying that there ever was inet have joined forces with Mr proposition and that he had Hearst and three Wall st. brokers ad any connection whatever to make a personal fight against ' with such a deal ENTIRE CABINET TO GO ON STUMP FOR TAFT GRIM DEATH AND HALTS VERDICT Before Jokes’ Dies Just Deciding a Famous Criminal Case. | (By United Pri VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 26.-— For the third time Geo. Walkem, & prominent Vancouve civil engi ne charged with having counsel ied an ile ] operation, at first in Seat but later in this province, will not hear the judge's verdict which might have sent him to jail 12 are Judge Cane, of the county court suddenly last night and the which has tb me the most ational riminal annals will have to be c tried Was Found Gulity At the last trial W m war found guilt having counselled an operation on Miss Blanche Bond at Seattle. Judge Cane reserved sentence pending an appeal to the higher court. This ¢ ufirmed the previous decisi again the case was appealed ime to the SINKS IN COLLISION IN HEAVY FOG in British Columbia Wilson All to Go to Work. | Garfield, ~ Bonaparte and STEPS IN ine United Press.) », Sept. 26—It was an- no wi today that Secretary of - ——_— - terior Garfield will take the prc gg Pare the highest 'stump for Taft and will speak in It was decided that the counsel ana on a three-day trip, begin- ling took place in an alien country |®ing October 1. Garfield, who h and outside the jurisdiction of been intimately connected with the British Columbia law. A new trial affairs of the campaign, is expect- was ordered and new evidence to put in some heavy blows troduce the republican ndidate in the Present Confession. abtful state of Indiana, where The defer under Mr. Joseph ach of the interest is now cen Martin, K. C, put in an alleged a . confession by Miss Bond that h ,\t was announced also today that testimony had not been the truth pe ge of Agriculture Wilson land Attorney neral Bonaparte This “confession” was made in Sa i nn dit was proved to P&a¥e offered their services to the have been urged by lady detectives |"*Uonal committee and are willing working for the defense who had |‘ ‘ke the stump for Taft won the girl's confidence, Much ry to their surprise the girl was pro on, LOY, United Press.) duced at the last trial and identi-| CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Sept. 26— fied in court the lady who had William H. Taft was greeted by an Written out the bogus conf mmense throng here t and for her. The ence of the trial *® recetved with great thust was all in on Thursday and a 81 to t but peared t be verwhe . ed for his voice « he against exretted greatly his ir y to Judge € ounced he would | ke hims: ard by all. The give a ve at 10 o'clock tt ech was interrupted continually mornings He expired soon after |>¥ Cheers. The demonstration was midnight. The ¢ is said to have /O"* Of the most remarkable made already cost the province in the ain t on the present tour neighborhood of $50,00' ge Taft's voice ts better lay but it is no worse and he be et his vuble 8 five Min t rday hat Taft (By United Press.) v ments NEW YORK, Sept, 26. big Fall river liner Commonwealth ran down and sank the Norwegian steamship Volund in a heavy fog Race Rock in Long Isiand sound, and though the terrific everyone and caused a panic, member of the crew of the Volund The Commonwealth was steaming about the Volund suddenly loomed up in the fog directly ahead of her boats were so close together that it was impossible to prevent the co it Is believed that While a thousand passengers on board the | “ Bence hese ae were asleep early today, the ship... . . " I nis off . crash roused SCHOOL DEBATERS TO ARGUE CLOSED SHOP all escaped except one who went down with his ship 10 knots an when The hour w or not lision, Both were of heavy tonnage, and when they came together the a. os oa toe " impact was 80 great that the passengers on the Commonwealth we ‘ cea ee: magic all thrown from their bunks yr ns Pgh be The Volund was struck below the, her bow and the heavy straining lebat or at water line and a big hole opened her hull timbe hig Tt her hull, She filled with water ray They then ordered the pa tt assoolatic } ted mor ith © crew , ' leck Jol eore wore taken aboard the line ix A aved ma Fred P rh rious re from the panic amc probat would e jumpe , al the passeng: All rushed from | board 1 Gos thelr staterooms tt i route t ty E . t clothes and there wa t ‘ < ent; Don ( confusion, The officer ndica ! it; Everet ried Investigatt and 1 wea \ Jent; M A no serious damage 1 on her way eta ASUTE

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