The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1908, Page 1

LAST EDITION VOL. 10. NO. 198. door and burned In the treet, while the crowd anced about yelling like maniaca. building wae sacked and the resqued the attaches just time to save their lives. Two r warships have been orde ¢ of Bulgaria was! sme of Bulgaria and bis! e4 caarina today ell demons'rations from the me The new flag of Bul-/ and the popu: with rejotetng. Aesassination Reported. var. On. 32—It is reported that Coun! Bergach the | minister to Servia, has deen The city is in t and warlike being made. | ae discredits the / M6 authoritative in-| w fever formation. Ne Treaty Violation | According to a * Temps this rinany | (Star Special Service.) mst it e he bee > a oe Pret tems phe | love affair of William Jen ways that Germany holds | #4, Jr, and Miss Helen Ber by | objection of the > families be been waived and now the statement Temp's dispatch ts correct, | — that Germany will 4 Oct. B Gervian vational assembly to military appropriation 000 to meet the demands People Know Nothing Maing the army and protect a frontie: of the Bible. te the active preparations war, there is a quieter feeling % the people today. This That the churches of Seattle do hot teach the Bible ordinarily, and ting, 1 fe said, t» due to th@! tne: when they do discuss ¥ to make war successfully | was the charge of Rev. M. A today demands that the | chured, last night of Sandjak from Austria| Th® sublect of Dr. Matthews’ ser Money compensation for the mon was “The Churches of Seat tle Should Build Witness Stands. by Austria of Bosnia| in order that the troth of the gospel 0 | should be told. instead of the deeds — of the false gods after which the Disapproval j other pees sve eal of the city run [ANTINOPLE, Oct. 12—| annexing Herzegovina d the declaration of by Bulgaria. Am man visited the the mors! support "1 Danger to Health Mee Exists. wen Austrian Ship. , Oct. 12.—A band ot | fetay burned an Austrian| 4 *ource of xerious contamina the Hungarian flag | ton of the city’s Cedar river water t pala and burned 11| Supply may exist at Barneston and PWM érles. The Servian gov-| T#¥lor, located near the west bank Upprars to be unable to| of the river between the intake and Wallike tendencies of the | the power plant. This ts the opin According to a dispatch |! expressed by Chief Medica ere today, Senvian cus-| Officer Bourns, Chief Sanitary In from the town of spector Stevens and First Assistant Went to the Ostand of Ba-| Sanitary Inspector Coombs, as a re Bungarian « ory, today | #ult of a trip of Investigation to ont all Hurgarian | the source of the water supply last Officials w arms and potses«! Barneston sits on a bluff several he for island of | hundred ‘an pariia. | bed, and it fs feared that the drain y formal ted the| 4e¢ from the town may pollute the @ Crete and G |river water et away from the river THE STREET | Beco iin SAYS GOMPERS SP EREA. chester” tad big derrick In the m, Second and) Appeal Is Made to the! load nar‘or alse tit! Laboring Men by the oe ceand an Labor Leader. . By United Press.) | 4 s appe WASHINGTON, Oct, 12.—An ap * f peal to the laboring men of the f est in| country to vote for W. J. Bryan for ” . ¢ { president was issued today by Sam r) c uel Gormpers, president of the n's| American Federation of Labor, in O\ which he says the “despotic power of the republican party” will under b A length of Bi, broke ott 4 ; falling » i) { go.|mine the government, and that it atirousn the A an bank! le ag dangerous as power under a r The te: crown. at ad ear th a ‘To stay ite progress we appealed he block Could be € to the republican party,” says Gom rH the bi Cat 1 pers, “and they nominated Judge e bil) wa for sey-| Taft, the original champion of the if by the wreck injunction THE SEATTLE STAR. SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, OCT. PRICE ONE CENT TY DADS MAY SUBMIT MILLION BOND ISSUE olution for Election |. ao Will Be Discussed | make tt popaible RR tk CAN YOU BEAT THIS? a propoattion At 8 o'clock Saturday night park line $1,000,000 to relieve the financial ait pom and emergen dudedededptndedndudedndndndudedulntetndndnd debe adpdeidedntpt aedniniptndndetntnindetadetadadaied with the box intertor and 1 were on thetr Another Cut Needed, TIGERS WIN: THE THIRD GAME CUBS ARE BEATEN BY A SCORE OF 8 TO 3. Detroits Have a Swatfes In the Sixth, Making Five Runs. Tinker singled, but was out stea Fourth Inning 4 xingled to center off the om forged Crawford. Rekeman tine th Or This walked and 1 inquired of the m orman of a Wallingford car if out Eastlake, and the | }Behalte fouled to Steinfeldt hit Chagos stole second to Goughiin and was safe | Mies fumble ne wild throw to the Sintelat going t then inquired of t and was told that the out Westlake, Af her fare she had and begged the con MELEN BERGER AND WILLIAM J. BRYAN, JR | Tinker went out ma. Three vat that the we has been given ubles in the) LINCOLN, Neb, Oct. 12—The FINAL Score e Nebraska state “< Aanexation of Bosnta and! began in Venice, ts moving along although married. by Austria and the | over paths of thornless roses. The eee ee ee Mise Berger in and a fine musician cause of the youth of the lovers has BY ADDIE JOSS. Sixth Inning. jin two games of the world’ cham the admirers of the sup fe claims of Austria, which in the same that set nat wititude of Germany -., WRIT, SAYS = THEWS | plopahip series j threw too late were willing | pagt secur ® ground der | man singled ¢ carp | Crawford the | to Hofman from their opponents scrutiny of f th i partment He next entered the ¢ 1g © tablishment of the E. J. Wolff Co. Third av Pike st., by foreing eer Of making af 03 ies Declared Seattle «1: who nailed Cobb at the Thomas dout Coughlin w the | to Chance of the local toasers while Tigers was surcharged such a gloom with gloom. lights of this church able to penetrate the darkness Dr. Matthews of hie oratory on the so iy ler ion that Servia is not pre-| writ, it is with a sacriligious tongue. | would not be Coughiin to Rossman register of $34 in gold and stIver and again he went his way with out police interference Then he called at the Buffet, on Third av. near Pike, whe he SLAYER OF WHITE REMANDED TO concede Detroit a single They pointed to the fact that Done | Chaace singled iafeldt fanned. league batsmen, has been effecta aered | ally pubdued, and that the Aastria. Matthews, of the First Presbyterian | around the plain fact word under the cover [and Oriental imagery Seventh Inning yopped to Schaef particularty | pep er all land i | Eu |e to Hofm an Hofman singled into a double - the was the empha uncertain be erratic work during the J audience spetibound for ing from his men 1 two games from Chicago. e third game) shone warm today, credited to Am | John G. A. Leishman, says disapproves the action Taylor is a town comprising om ployes of the Denny-Renton Cobb doubled lbinted and beat Went to third fied to Schulte » throw home. welked, filling the Im: and clear but the cr to expectath was catimated Stanford White, sylum for the criminal insane Matteawan toda: ings for an inquest as to his state of mind being dismissed. for the recommittal 009 persons Were present. before 1 o'clock th mm office and It in re fee assured the Porte| nemo. ‘Reoost That entire sewage Thomas going Steinfeldt to Chance the crowd p of Jennings» reaches the waters of the maintained Lumber compan with his men gathered » hundred | about him, held a five-minute ‘The official scorers gave Chance not handling Mullin Sheckard out Evers fied to Craw logging operations work The line-up was Source of Pollution 1 consider th Hourns toda ‘and far mor maintained bactertologte reservoir will not be completed for foul drives into the Ick CRASHES VOTE FOR BRYAN victims who was POKER PLAYERS ARE ARRESTED “The democratic party stands for| Kiing and by the law.” Gompers clo the appeal by boring element of the | tional election RR ek ake eae Second Inning (By United Press.) Hofman also ed to Chance, | ERR HH DORE BURGLAR KILLS PRIVATE PATROLMAN CAUGHT IN HIS WORK, HE SHOOTS DOWN OFFICER : ATTACKED BY SERVIAN MOB“! acstnans °°". YOUNG BRYAN NOT TOO YOUNG TO» x. uves __| MARRY MISS BERGER NEXT YEAR. CLIMAX OF CARNIVAL OF CRIME OF MANY WEEKS ear Ne the dinky H and ssuiae cnpaal LEV OT BRAS OF ED OE outside * Henry Ssurr f West & * people Twenty-*ix * ww Surry's private | * were seated; 48 * Inet night offe * up, six children ® | w $100 to any pe co feet and one * information leading * conductor was stan * rest and convic * 4 total of $1 pas * who m 7 the regular con * esterday * this number 5 * * . . le dedi Me tia Me Mee te ee ee ee eed After having entered, or having N.E attempted to enter, four business Sega aces on Thi av, between conductor No, 56% 1. Pine ats, a burgiar the conductor a The conductor orning shot and Hand, a private patrol employ of the Weat & ute patrol system r of Hand co: and made Mr M a Wallingford ie ihe conductor had iva) of erfme that and rode t ttle many unchecked the po Hand was shot down by a burglar whom he interrupted in his work at the rear door of the Federal sa loon, 1225 Third av., and, despit the fact that four bullets were fired into his bod there was no police man near enough to hear the re- ports, and the first the police knew of the ki was when roomers in the F hotel telephoned to headq a woman and & paid ber ere an emergen {fly re Police Know Nothing. wes oe The burglar had evidently been ugh it meant & ®! working up and down Third a er and ® |. 8, trying to get A enger police came ac provide er with his work Leat bar, at Third av Cherry, was visited, the door f open and $10 taken from the but no policeman discovered ee ee eee eee ee ee eee ee eee eee ar the n went to the Al ewine escaped the of the this crime & rear door 1 the cash made a bungling job of trying to and Tinker fen- Practically the Last Act) Governor Freer of Hawail Now Being Played. (By United Press.) | WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Oct. 12.— | Flashes a Wireless Message. Thaw, slayer of was remanded to the proceed sylum was made before whom the to have Thaw re e asylum and be said that he pre t a in the Tombs privon in| kK ' t nement at Matte t t t . ged the attendant ot ge Arct a . ysivania has (By United Press.) . “ SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct, 12 me nag ure William ha Wolf, a resid of Plain Mrs, George Carl city, Utah, © I into a gun store resent when Justice | winchester rifle, secured the wea decision pon, ran te io and fired dings toda osite of eet. Tw important ey were injured, and tt ‘ H 1 «+ee***2 PICK SEATTLE FOR SHUT OFF > :, NEXT MEETING be sh *! N * amma m Olive to * was chosen a e next * er place of the ¢ V \ 7 nmeree of the Pa ( ff * adjourned. The a Me * xt Se hn H. M * C. B Yande fu THE WEATHER RAIN TONIGHT AND TUB6DAY, LIGHT SOUTHERLY WINDS. F. E. HAND SURPRISES BURGLAR AT REAR OF 3RD AV. SALOON, AND DIES WITH FOUR BULLETS FIRED INTO HIS BODY. Hand Meets Death when poor Hand stumbled over bim ¢ right shoulder draw his re Federal hotel, says four shots were murderer run- They !mmediately telephoned po- . and a squad of r had vanished from sight 2609 Second @ Department's Inefficiency. killing of Hand is only the jong series of ineffictency Within the last week @ man on Union and lived at most startling of a marksmanship snatched from her between First and Second avs., & man was held up in view pedestrians and forced to give is notorious. ~~ With he ssingee prehe “vy any of these se ir activitien einous offense sing of winter, the approach- exposition and punishment y of the police depart- to bon eta them. === SENDS GREETING TO ASYLUM. PACIFIC } COAST was anxious to get mainiand at hia instrument. t was some station on the attention to the ame again and of Commerce, ms will go fa STATE BUILDINGS ARE PLANNED FOR A,-Y,-P,