The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1908, Page 1

E WEEK WITH BRYAN IN HIS SPECIAL CAR—MARLEN E. PEW WILL TELL OF IT IN THE STAR TOMORROW ios THE SEATTLE STAR __ [ite wearer FAIR TONIGHT AND THURSDAY; LIGHT VOL. 10 190 SEATTLE, WASH,, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1908. PRICE ONE CENT NORTHEAG@TERLY BREEZES. oe DIED ON WAY HOME FROM FUNERAL. MPAIGN FUND PUBLICITY — THEME OF BRYAN’S ANSWER THEY'RE BAWLING EACH OTHER OUT ELLENSBURG MAN AND WIFE ___ FOUND DEAD IN ROOM HOUSE. MOVERS TO GET S. E.’S CONSENT The bo not app Death took little Evelyn Burgyent, 244 years old, 6524 W. 65th et, yesterday under Pecuilar circumstances. The Hittie fot had been to the cemetery with her mother, who attended the funeral of @ friend, and was returning home when fate intervened and claimed her as his victim She had been playing with the lever on the carriage door and unlocked it. The carriage SPSS RSE eee ee ee ee ee eee POLICE BELIEVE MAN FIRST SHOT WOMAN AND THEN PUT A BULLET INTO HIS OWN BRAIN. x MMONER REPLIES “TO ROOSEVELT of public works we of any more ouses unless the st to move car company has firet given it sdlcdiedicAinaAadiedintatiedntetetnMetintetatetntnMatnMatntaiall ISTLE. made a sudden turn, throwing " ae ii EPIS | the litte girl against the door, consent. Thi announced ye 2 }® whictr ewung open, allowing s the result of a state After apparent " t the, the t that after Foster and the | her te fall to the ground. Sh Be Hg Kl Co. P t fa Me v n ‘ th lives, i: |® fell head foremost on the torney that in the FO ROy WOU |. ate “ », | the n the ie of the Tt Up to the President | streetcar rail and fractured # hold the city il for any fi : ‘ Foster apparent mly | & ber skull, She died in Dr, Mc. # cial lows aceraing because of in . ; t 6 revolyer to the wontas im True Bryanesque | oc Losey etties. terruption to street car traffic oc t" f the Frisec : wlsthod: tins he | y house moving ac ae Fir and Ceda The 1 t and Style. | RR f as, walnak th © alt hoot Bites / ee ee he f the double trag Arm Acts ae Blind ISLAND, TL, Sept. 30. i pu ge wale , e ur ed th man, and ih his clearest and in an ip sien lh 7 4 s t a we a he eft a to iy Bryanesque style, the e n myste © w ab pag ag Brorgcl an pom bi tie candidate for president AEs One, Spe - Cae - mn not gustan at t stele ihe reseed a letter to President - . 17 age ¢ hw it. in reply to the prest i veda : : Foste per eng of last. Sunday. The is briefly with the Has. friae ot, and takes the presi Overdose of Bromidia Ends charsed from a sanitariuy to task for his opposition to - she had t en tin jer t t ° Preclection publication of the Life of Mrs. C. C. brain trouble nel ‘on th : { the tributers to the an took a te M A + ——_< | Lathrop. which, failed t aloe ified ‘Charles “Anderson Bryan chides the president — crave Mrs. Lathrop thet ar 08 nat r taking it upon himself to pase] Ap overdose of Bromidia resulted | anot teaspoonful of the hearé nent ou Mr. Haskell, taform pis the death of Mra. Harriet J | cine | Lathrop, wife of ©. ©. Lathrop, at Her band discovered her Left Call for 6. A him that Haskell is now ip a ition to face his accusers, “for jthe Waldorf hotel, 704 Pike st. dead th 0 “ he a as cheke 9 3 ee 8 ee president cannot deny to the last night. The body was removed Coroner M. Ca 1 i He ates aerers, i pbleet citizen the right to pro Ht the Gndertaking extablishiment the affair ‘ of the ‘ k pis reputation and vindicate (" the Bonney. Watson company that de wa due ee. Se sand: & of pe im the conrta.” / _ + al was recently dis-j overdose of t 4th . an 6 Why Was Taft Sifent? | connection, Bryan fequires| Tt Haskeil’s connection with Ptanderd Of) was a matier of feral notoriety, did not Mr. Taft to the rescue of the pecple/| homa when he was maki mg | akell speeches there | ECHO OF AMERICAN FLEETS 2s) VISIT TO AUSTRALIA ing had been auewer to the president's cita- rng t ‘of a trust official supporting s . ate ght th pp will be the democratic candidate | ‘ ow much light on the Hebt of the one name ad-| claiming that the man ts jSea Power Insures the|\« of the inter the mere to an le pocket of the Boctal, and “ly gba Perpetuation of the might of a kindred people ee wall wag COPY RiGHr arouse a deeper and more fount “ k ‘ { G. Foste The ay senses of Bis. tr 7 706. UR DERWUD & UNERWOD Whites. jmental outpouring from the nnd ‘poottng through hes clothes bear the nate of & Betion or in spite of it 3 PBryan calls attention to the fon by Rockefeller to campaign fund and Taft's of « Standard Of! attorney Ohio federal judgeship and of there fsolated émpire-b 1 birth of y of the double t City Detective th were weary of life determined to end their troub Man's Identity Proven. early caused b Sprawled out attitude of and gaping n. The le and ‘4 blood bad spattered over the| Late this afternoon the parents of Mrs. Foster we located at ihn cine i BY H. LEE CLOTWORTHY, =| than the natic (Stall Cérrsepondent of the United | °*" Kreat commonwealth is plained in but a single senten Press, on Board U. &. 8. Georgia.) which eptomizes the underlying | (Ry Mail to San Francisco). causes of history-making demon om MELBOURNE, Australia, Sept. 2 strations which have marked the wr Via Hriebane.)—-The visit of the visit of the fleet severa) Aus how this compares with the 4 trust connection of himeelt | B the vote of obe trust at- American battleship fleet to At Ky Seer ; , whip fe Ws /tralasian ports American sea Dayton, Wash. The gir " wy Further Bryan says | tralia bas « “4 @ more intense power on the Pacific insures the Husband Also Dead on Floor. me Miss Bertha Belg Beer Foo Support Republicans. | = ilk apd a4 more demonstrative en- perpetuation of a white Aus ‘rumpled up beside her lay F , several months ago. bu say ‘the attitude of many) thusiaem among the people of this ‘tralia ter, with a bullet hole through his 7 a deserter from the F of iarge financial interests | Masked Hiwaymen Make|=- race continent than did the! The coming of the {mposing ar-|right temple. He was lying on his | ates army. It is believed ta you in ‘expressing the be onnestinactinninen Gommonwealth celebration of 1901,| mada to the Pacific has been ac-| back, with his rev under hi s correct name is George Ire- Ghat those truss mapates Sai ih . P Big Haul at Fort | when the five states of Continental | cepted without question as a na-| shoulders eu ot being prosecuted | Men Caught Under Teas| showed that he was suffering from | Gibbon | Australia and the island of Tas-| tional announcement that America) | After par of the bageage of the ss in these far east-| the herror t the Northern Pacific x Mr. Taft it great mania federated under one central | has taken station ho mbes pha in of Falling Earth in badly crashed. goverament cen Welere, detereiined (0 wot * Takerto Hoapital. On the night of September 15} Nearly two-thirds of the entire! tain peace and as a forerunner of | quarters, ¢ Béversity’ under me will sup- ion. Me rather than Mr. Taft. You) Excavat} The younger Orsini was pinned| two masked highwaymen held up| poptiation of the commonwealth, an alliance between Bri and | was detal nunicated eds shows that Foster re- ail ander the name of Ire- internal injuries. His chest wa Bitempted to word that state-/ 36 aD ene to the earth, bat was extricated the Yukon saloon, at Fort Gibton,| which f# approximately 4,000,000, America for the policing of the oner F. M . ly made Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kapp, pa- in auch a way as to claim| Jobn Orsin!, an Italian, 50 years| with little difficulty. Both were located at the intersection of the) Joined in voicing the most remark: | Pacific against any Asiatic offend. 4” examinst! f the bodies {the murdered girl, will ar aupport ‘all the trust mage | Old, was fatally injared. and his son | promptly taken to Providence hos. Tanana and Yukon rivers, and suc:,able welcome ever extended one ere and for the peace of thin great When ¢ Ix hective Adams ¢ 1 bt to make ar. and pot it on the|Dominico, 22 years old, was pain- | pital, but the elder Orsini was past ceeded in escaping with about a ee by another, within the his-| world waterway tered, the pungent es of carbollc he funeral. It de Reet that t are supporting | fully bruised, when a heavy mase| human ald before his unconscious In gold dust and money iia latiaae eS rou acid fi th om. An empty ped this ernoen’ that: Peete ir party for patrintic reasons |Of clay in an excavation at Third | form was carried through the doors.| When the highwaymen ‘daaal | Swagunoe bottle w hohe i conte and t fe came from Ellensburg "than for the promotion of 8¥ and Madison st. cayed in short-| Young Orsini says his mother is |the place at 11 o'clock there were ed the acid was found on the wash | yesterday afternoon fish interest. voat is in-|l¥ after 7 o'clock this midrning. The not living in Seattle at present, but| 15 men in the saloon, besides Pete star i a wai pus, but it is not sound. The/@lder Orwini died just as he was/is on a visit to Italy Clum, the night bartender. One of It wes first thought that the a magnates are sapporting the x lifted from the ambulance at| The accident which snuffed out| the masked men stood at the door an c en carbolic ac liean party, and the Bible of-|the Providence hospital. He lived |Orsint’s life was one which was and covered the crowd with gans aad the sorted to the revolve ie ceslanction: “The ox kiow t n at 816 Bighth ay. 8. practically foreseen yesterday. H.| and his companion looted the eash ° ertain, but Corone iawher, ood the acs bis mas er and son were working | W. Carter, under whose supervision | register, the safe, and then the rroli ascertained that neithe vy gondaaa his TAH | de by aide when, Without warning,| the excavating has been progress-| men’s pockets. He threw the mon wed the deadly liquid orth. sbowt 10 tons of clay started to|ing, stated today that he warned |ey and gold dust in a sack arbolic Acid Spilled Publish Both sek off from a 20foot embank-| the workmen several times concern-| ©. H. McGrew of Georgetown, who iiiatactgdtiiul mon as sabe high i tefer to our cam f Cries from other aborera|ing the danger of a cavein. The was in the place, was relieved of . . s sieve le t " Anse ni and his son to make|men had hardly been at work half cash “Better Accommodations ‘era's conference, and what ws BO. n effo: scape the failing masa,| hour this morning when the fetal . setitic. gehen ew ae aay ton Alleg to « 1| but both were dashed to the ground. | aceldent occurred. The frequent re Are to Be Provided ” agnor Ware theprperenes: 15 te ect $14 cima " © elder Orsini was artially carrence of violent deaths resulting for Farmers. it to: believed thas the new snd | due him nd sec sured bene the crushing heap | from caveins was brought to licht will greatly benefit the market, a . i the f earth, but her laborers used today when an examination of po RRND bi acl cuanto chloe orien . Broth Ow B. . c and. shovels to gocd adva Hee records showed that during the At a conference held with Act-| tye a “ be id « : Wood th , ing m- . ) 6, and the injured man #as soon | past six months elght laborers have ing Mayo? Gill and Councilman | the consestron sofa A ‘alate When Adams entered the plaint t that organization In ‘oor released. A basty examination | been crashed to death. Revelle yoaterday © number of im m=! : the w ing he the court M stions " Se ERE j ortant changes were decided upon PAINFULLY > ell wally Bg Aon . 906, the bere tt ha ‘ f f in t the public market re « ! hat i t ‘ an flan : ag Poachers ea. [N RUNAWAY ‘rong : Seed , of ‘ STOPS FAMILY RUMPUS Trouble at Valdez Temoved from Pike st, the b | « in ‘ okir , ‘ : ber fe a as -yfhieag Over Food. peddiers are to be placed under John Hexstrom, driver of a Unit-| 4. hy " . } ‘ ere is due him - a ' ' watch” on Henry's better baif. Af-| (By United Press.) ~ son = Bil Arrests. we) both are now held om disorder, |betwoon 20 Japanese prisonerajfin tho sack from which the farm-|Kmergency hospital, where attend. | hat . gags n of a 5 ly conduct charges, Both privovers|Charged with seal poaching infers draw their stalls daily, and /ants state that } rte while | coa t and t oo ya, and U. 8. Deputy erious, will not pre } ws A Ail produce wagons are to be | one The small sheds on the east side |¢d States mail wagon, was knocked! made sult wll on in Woman Whom He iter that, however, the “Howard|, VALDEZ, Alaska, Sept. 90. a re pr Mary puch wagons nnot be accom Patrolman Finds a Tartar | © because he did not keep a sharp of Pik is fright: | ¢ re | movement” was toward the city jail, |flerce fight occurred here last nightye4 Corresponding numbers placed jing ite was take oe ‘ Rppcod ’ Arthur N. Ma shal Drebelbia and his three guards, [prodaced unde Be place, all stalls under ¢ A tating shede are to be numbered 1 SELECT WIRELESS SITE | The row occurred in crowded. ty be placed to the north of |the w n and was a to pa ‘ ‘ a ly ‘ By United Press : pi see, weildovet quarters and for a time looked bad Une present market Ine. horee hen one oflat the 5 . . . " +P mee : Advices from the government for the whites An alarm wash : " lls ed t 1 : wireless experts who went north The numbers calling for stalls whistles it ua wise Arthur! about @ month ago to establish the given and the entire town turned inder the Kalem shed are to be 1 his lef a The . ne was cal ast night to quell a do-|new wireless station In Southeast-|OUt armed with guns. Order wastiiaced in the regular drawing & rse ' he t . 74 tie aquabble between Mr. and|ern Alaska, state that White Shed |finally restored and the ring lead Fused by the farmers who draw the trat : ; “9 . Henry Howard of 117 Maynard | Point, seven miles from Cordova, | ers of the attack were taken todoorresponding numbers were pt byat efore | ¢ has been selected for the site, The) the federal Jail. Guard Fred But All peddlers who buy and sell |they could nw both d bad just secured a | rection # ie aga a }terworth “was badly but not seSyyom Western av. commission dered t i 4 on hubby and was|Gordova to Nome ; |riously cut and beaten about the}jouses must have & sign. with the GIRL 18 MISSING rs : t punishment just aa Gotch face Rword “peddle onspleuously al hb D er when Patre BURGLARY 18 CHARGED The Jay mplained that the}piayed. These men fruit al| ¢ lerable as) tri sa M i n to quell the food furnished us bad and this} most exclusive and are now the 1 nee of He . f om An information charging burglary | lead to words with Drebelbis, Wher m ut orth of the w urs ol ' ' how 1 Os launte tt ap, Arthur | was filed against Charles Ba the latter turned his back to lea nm the t her } be Firet ii Howard turned |in the superior ut thie mornin the jail cell the Jay made a ru 1 h 1 im the | It is alleged t on September 26,/on him, Butterworth A t f farmers and ked to fir i J r t a inf w nd, | Barne t ke nto rthern Pa | tw n tb chief and the J h « t t e i } 5 | t