The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1908, Page 1

ait THE SEATTLE STAR __ [THe wearer EDITION ~\< VOL. 10. NO. 201 SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, OCT, 15, 1908. PRICE ONE CENT DAY; GENTLE SOUTHERLY BREEZES ITY OFFICIAL sores mwosr caret TERRIBLY BURNED AIM AGENT J. H. DENNIS MAY LOSE BOTH LEGS YOUNG GIRL VANISHES— “°"S.245°527.”"““ INJURIES SUSTAINED AT ELOPEMENT OR DEATH? 20% "22s CITY'S LIGHTING STATION © The a a a land, to address it on the subject STARTS 5 OUT FOR A Fair. ot “Why and How the Development MTS AND NEVER ooo Of Clover Trade Relations With the wanes Bs me. | BLACK CAT DRIVES ee lel BLINDING FLASH IS FIRST WARNING Hon, John Bartett, director of AAtin Republics Concerns Seatt! the International Bureau of Latin | 804 the Alaskan-Yukon-Pacifie Bx ISN'T KING ED THE DRESSY BOY? Commanders Ordered to Be in Readiness to Sail at Moment’s Notice. | day and was so frightfully burned that it is feared he wili lose the lower part of both legs. Dennis’ arms from the elbows down ‘were badly blistered. That he was not was gazing after him, a loud yow! came from the darkness below seen making sketches of his clothes and a crosseyed bi * * * * American Republics, will be in Se | posttion Mr. Barrett will speak | * > attle Thureday and F y of next |08 Friday evening, Octoder 2 * MARIENBAD, Oct. 15.—King Edward, though approaching * OF DANGER. week to confer with directors} Mr, Barrett was the personal rep * 1# 70th year, still wets the fashion foy the men of all England * | Friend of Family Fa Vanishes the Alaska Yul expoat-| resentative of President Roosevelt . oo yeas oe of more than 400 trunks brought to Marlenbad, % 4 —_ | tion in regard to partietpation of he ) round-breaking he introduced the following fashions Soon After She » . t abit Ce See) oe , OME ERNInS | A sack suit, with other articles to mateh * an Is Thrown Across } Deserted by her crew at the very moment of sailing for the he rep at the fair eoremonie be tis page The EAS cad tek attaae watek AS R 4B Tier. |], North, the fishing schooner Edrie, under charter to the Chlopeck * color mee Me bs oom an urned if Fish Co., due to leave at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, stil! Hes at * Nine days out of ten he wears a red necktle. * | All Over Body. her moorings. Yesterday afternoon her crew were brought on BRIT 7 LEET iS : dae other wears red stocking 4 With t ned-t re he ca low shoes. board to sign the papers ond make arrangements generally for ]! * He wea : ; ( sit eva wrning * While showing a friend how @ aon ORDERED READY } 0858) Scr sf SSSA Gs They were golng peaceably about thelr business, and all was *® the next 4 anotl ade of gray the fourth, very dark * ing 60,000 yolts of electricity quiet, when suddenly a wild yell resounded out of the hold, A i. * brown the nd green the sixt! * city iighting plant two years wideeyed sailor b ap through the hatch, scrambled over the * He is given to wearing soft hate, always cc in * J. Harvey Dennis, city claim eyed or bu ap thro a oh, ® ned ove . * color with bis sults came into contact with « Sik Gad Giath ait Welore euyons ovee Gite bin: Wekile evias id. [PP Leave to Officers and Men Canceled end 5 “rerywhere the king goes fashion arilets follow ed may be & wire shortly beture noon te, *. * * * * * ck cat sprang onto the deck. ee ee One look at that green-cyed, stub-tailed, black-hided monster PORE EEE BREESE was enough. Remarking that tomorrow would be Friday, every man picked up his bundle and silently departed, nor can the cap (By United Press.) | | BIG TIMBER DEAL. killed outright 1s considered one of tain by any means ! one of them back aboard. LONDON, Oct. 15.—Leaves of absence for al! men and officers | . ue United Press.) the vagaries of electricity ot the home fleet were stopped today and the commanders ordered Meee eres —The! Dennis and Assistant Corporation to hold their ships in readiness to sal! at & moment's warning. | heron th ‘ber deal closed in this | \,2Unsel James 2. Bradford were og === as = = i The destination and purpose @f he contemplated cruise of the | <x A the! tite. Hoar secoueel oon to the county courthouse NEW AUSTRALIAN LINE | home fleet ie withheld the admiralty, but it le believed that Gib ghidie Wort Bros, at ber y ,Deunte Suggested that they pa tab raltar is the objective point so 26 te be near as possible to the scene | Saxon, sold their entire holdings of |)! ‘he Mguaing station. The men Arr ents are now being made of possible trouble in the Balke na. eB United Pre 106.006.0060 feet te eichians tum inspected th@ dynamos and then P m capitaliats to estatlisn a The announcement comes ae @ surprise and has occasioned con) poe ANGEI ie Cal ct, 1—! ber kine for $125,000. The deed | N&Bt to the upper floor, where ak hee, aeoee Be ape geste derable speculation here. it is thought that England does not r an off by | was filed ¢ ‘The timber |t*, Dis voltage wires enter the i |ber and wool trate. te tw ata expect that the peace proposals will be accepted by Turkey and fears ing train, Victor | | located and Skagit | Mae Le NICHOLS. jee promoted by the Milwaukee r | war, on lid counties covers 3,120 Blinded by Fiash. x an weanars i, divided into nine This is the wire which nearly thern . Ca e-half clatms | Killed Finch Haggerty two years said Dennis to Brad vente oon ae PRISONER TRIES words were hardly uttered when j both were blinded by a flash of " from the ous. bur and friends, | MED LD UP i ‘ , 17, @ beautiful | . te missing from he rt } " rt tee vera ne boson 7 AP TO BREAK JAIL. |!icvt and Dennis “was hurled ed to the verge} PR . = . ng across the room, where petrstion over the os Gis Melnminen Line Up) 1 ‘ After working waverél houra to\b® <4 writhing from frightful t has happened tr } « ere wot the f break-| dig his way out of the city jail, H.) * : Entire Camp of tha tote @ hardware stove at. man] Aitisos, held On auepiaions seccsed | Biaehihd Biande teal tak Gu met a tragic ispo. ed in jeaving one cell only to enter|®"4 was so unnerved that he wag b will never Lumbermen. another last night unable even to look at his suffer or whether he is one b dada dada dadindadadae LIST ISSL Ss UED ED FROM Peas —— — ens OMe | Giepatch When Allison was missed from|iné companion. Employes of the & romantic ve io “ € ‘ 10, in which he an OF lighting station ran to the t Be determined. Her (By United Press.) * BANK CLEARINGS. * HEADQUARTERS IN fh anewer to inquirion regarding| Moy “iereivg: ita nigh seni ana y planet Airey en Fay eter PP yer gg age dk poy EB J. Sultivan, looking CLEAR LAKB, Wash. Oct. 16 * NEW YORK thd absence of certain prominent |hattery, The police ha no fF rd\found him on the floor above and | Seattle G al hospital if hope that will con-) Two masked men last night held up * Beattie. * - names from the Hat of contributors,|of his engaging in crime p telin @ different « | At the hospital investigation her daughter ix /, pogo rig gs & Clearings today... $1,671,450.66 © iieattewing salemank was given| that time or of the other bors The would-be jailbbreaker ex-| *howed that both Dennis that the girl disap ea ee Y ® Balances 298.181.73 ® HAL democratic headquarters this PB rote a en ber © en badly burned that aan Wb the man of her) !#*e Logating company and secured | @ Tacoma. * Shows That $248,567.55 == "0 NEEDLEWORK GUILD TO Several hours widening an alr eatt|™y be meceseary, Both arms are 156. ® Clearings today...8 154,441.00 @) }_ tthe let shows onty the contri because he thought he could find | blotched with burns, although it ie Never Came Back. | ‘The robbery was the most daring | Balances cosco® Had Been Received Mitions up to and including October kome tobacco outside. Allison was | ®t thought that the injuries to the felt her home, 1507) that has ever taken pince in Skagit * Portiand. * to October 9. S:-Bince then several thousand do! DISTRIBUTE CLOTHING placed in solitary confinement late |#"™8 are very serious # Cloarings today... $1,726.018.00 & . received. Tammany oo on thes week: ag0. BRO} county, Just as the men tn the|¢ Ht ey fied pg ee ia il last night and will be kept there. Wonderful Fortitude. pPeeted daily Men like Guffry vou and never came | camp were getting ready to ¢ * Dennis di » og € > © ge wady to tu he * — | nis displayed the greatest for reo Reption of the nk boats fo HAAN Ee RRA ARR AE ERE Eco (By United Prose.) Kamm, Parker and Hill will be re-| rt . GO TO INVESTIGATE ss ade while he lay on a table at ora, topented NE « Oct he a tates, ‘Wa tha’ exeect much » e lighting station waiting fo nothing with her. She nouncement of ritutore to the a . . . ioe aaah THE WATER SUPPLY | ampuiance. Swathed in gt then betore her departure the did not tn ber disappear here, we : heart on yy My fam Kern and Parker, who are | trbutios i : ows, |democratic campaign fund tmeus i Wiel edd” dempeten en on Saturday afternoon. f —— writhing in pain, he allowed : : today over the signatures of Na~ | piss — *"\ber 17, at Tabernacle Baptist church,| Chief Medical Officer Rourns and | murmur to pass nis lips. His start ae. on thee nat jtional Chairman Norman K Mack | is sof Peo Harrion st Chief Sanitary Inspector Stevens of eyes and ashy countenance . | ne sedlewor Gatla of Amer- t h ay ‘ % the men inal The men wd National Treasurer Herman} Mack 7 tnt rigaindegey, Say ® the city health department left for | showed how greatly he suffered. Sankar ae at eee tae Not Talkin _|ica is non-sectarian. The object '|/ Cedar river this morning, where od to march wut of the . , Bradford says he hi Pi CMICAGO, Oct. 16—Norn pilect and distribute new, plain, as no idea how bunk house in singte file and tine [been received on October & The rInee meet the need| they will tnvestigate sanitary con-|the accident occurred. “We were lee : ast | Maek, chairman of the democratic se exist t up Sones he with theie hands | ote = 0 gurney tg, aaiad wamunittes, wee et hand ther ane ditions existing at Barnes nd/ standing near the high voltage pointing skywar moe . 4a * today, busily engaged with dizappeared Thesmeld-uee them antected two! } total amount left over from the con Prag = pean Wiebols. Hawkins! or ine victims to go through the vention fund was $42,600. In ali|S ™EMber of leadera He dectined ‘bution of | Taylor, with particular reference as| wire,” said he. “Dennis was show- thing or|to Whether there is auy possibl ing me some feature of the work- w a donation of of the city’s water sup; rel p01. | of ele ynatitutes membership in a . apply being pol-/ ings of electricity of which I was pore Grenaty bat Sielints Gh tha thek, wvialle thep.etend there were 60,000 contributors, An | a stuse the list of contrivutions ney d wit wage from either of |ignorant, when suddenly there was Mee that Wawkine| tack a tow (oct eith their gues sal to mate for en ebtnean a * | section | thes places & blinding flash. I was not burned ‘and family in San Fran east ly neg aga | $100,000, made necessary by ine MAN IS KILLED BY | NEW CITIES IN LEAGUE but poor Dennis was hurled across ers attempted to rlook a watch (By United Press.) in &@ friend's pocket, and was forced |Settiseer "kesouchouoe salenenetl A FALLING TREE) «:: » vow cies JANITOR STANDS GUARD i. tars aod tien Heartbroken. gely hear from my girijto return and get it traveling expenses and campaign | " wee bem Northwest leagiie touch anything, but he must hav aps Ne fro tt |t6 Taarn on we ee ome | ybean, Sexton” a rondent of ots rst, The cre’ commites| QVER PILES OF GOLD. |sove oo"”rertates, mist Bate MS Selliven this morning. “Ij od their job, they were forced to Of the full amount shown fn the | te ee nie ex @ ies Nese ot | at ns point towards the jm me sick and weak and I Bit ahe did elope. | don't deposit the loot in a aack he : 962.58 has been expend ae tom d age raneeee aft-| replacing of Aberdeen and Butte by } from the room in a halt has dove. She ix my lone of the banditen. Thy Nathan Strauss, of New York, | Sugiom, uur ng Poet a from | Port and and Rellinghar Das {By United Press.) | fainting condition. I don't see how Site Gesetes etl were them sarched inciie’ af the gave $2,500, and $25,000 was contrih- | k n has been a drag on t SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.—Pay-| Dennis is alive. it teoed of comm ats eons tees dcr lanai dae the uted by the National Democratic |Died by the Marysville & wert league, and McCredie, of Pi ing tellers in a hurry to get away| Two years ago Finch Haggerty, club, of New York. There is much |/@F railroad at Marysville land, wants to tay ti 00 in ’ hise, | jast night left § Dieme is waiting for b Id twen-| formerly proprietor of a grocery bors disappeared in the dark : ties lying in pyramids on @ desk in| store at Universicy st. and 434 ay., atte to com figurehead. comment on the fect that there in| 08) Was taken to the Moll ander-|#"¢ Brow f Aber In a fow min pack, | ne one Of the th see the result of the accident to . to unloading a i Slways & mother’s wel victims started to notify the sheriff ‘ jno contribution credited to Charles taking establishment at Arlington he ha po; | the American National t was nearly burned to de ath in exe Mths doesn’t want to come of Skagit county, and a posse was F. Murphy, of Tammany Hall, Aiton }@8¢ Will be heid until Sexton's re > ay as Janitor Purse nd the|actly the same manner, in the same FM De satisfied only to hear organized. Charles Schwartz was B. Parker, former Senator David B.|#4¥@s are found Beliingta even, | gold, and sponse |spot and by the same wire which that | can send her the to Heattle to notify the author Hill, August Belmont or Thomas } Ru al place for| from any als by |caused the injuries to Dennis. she needs 1 cai there, The men In the camp Fr. Ryan | NOVELIST KILLED his franch telephone 1 guard over the Wieertainty much | two loggers who recently The Big Contributions, } gold, lke an honest man, until the tt ie Cat eed octane BY THE INDIANS |CQUNCILMEN WANT __enine tis morn ‘WANTS THE LAWS | cai BR eR lg I et! (By United Press) BOTH TELEPHONES. UNEMPLOYED. 10 CALL! TO BE ENFORCED th minitteeman, $500. BELKIRK, Manitoba, Oct. 1 Georgin—Hoke Smith, $260. News from Hudson Bay today con Members of the city cour bai crn Mins eh 1 ur $1,000; John P. Hopkins, $1,000 hinds of Indians in a remote sec enforced to the letter oss the ain tu Unik ‘trees. enforced to the lett ss there wart, $1,000,| tion of the north land, near Lac la Tells Two Meet- day. ! was in the town of Wardner' # ee AAR RAR) Louie New Orleans bankers,| Rouge. The news re 4 here to- | change Independer WASHINGTON, Oct A spe- | we Segal "aes con which : but one day, and at the end of that|# ® | 250 day from the north end of phone y place 1 the|Clal committee representing 5,000) Cared Superintendent. de- Something About tiine | had but $2 left. The money * NEWSPAPER WILL #| Michigan=. 0. Wood, $1,000 Winnipes by © Hudson Bay | building, with the 12 main line Sun- | unemployed forme ared Saperintendent Grant of the i had made 1 all gone toward! & FIGHT RAILROAD. *| Misxourt Ex-Gov. David | «toamer e " with the Bethlehem Stee! Work nee te th Feet ip jing the wives idren of | * # | Francis, $1,000; Moses C. Wetmore,| The of the story are lack- | >** hie calls f prey tor a visit to Presi: | fire and water committe, ers who in the|#® Next Saturday the Rainier * tug eral confileting ac Rum Omelette Not intoxicant. |“ next Monday. Th » the hitidars of the tak { whom were mem-|# Valley Citizen, a new w * nish, $500; Wil cognts of the olist’s death are BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1 The | Committee will ende $0" bbe- | (oe Soe eaten nS ; re of the ‘ nd some|* paper, will make its * 8. Ford. 0; | ive. It ie reported that he was! most important thing in. the ince the president that the Since a tae pr Mis to tome ren: * hie on f wh . , My wife would! #® ance, and will have for b * ‘ aliot by the India ‘ that the | prtt ¢ yesterday wa perity. ¢ and w ekokere th: tal Mi mpecches at Oltmans ba t see them starve and she fed|® pose the fighting of * Indian that the death was! cision of Judge Lawlor th would ured if more y hataie ~ aoe e Af them * attle, Renton & & M. T, O'Conner, $150;/an accident. The Indians contend| omelette was not. a toxicant, |ment contracts went rivate|’ uilding law ' That as I came to|® way Co, which * by profits from the | that the gun wae hold in the { ; ~ firms than to the 1 are | A . This q » arose in the examina } ee | taking any part he trouble in| ® through the Rainier valle A* «ca n, $4,046. | of Curwood when it was discharged. | tion of a poasible jure " ‘CHARGES SPOUSE he Coc Ales # service in keeping with the * w York-—Jar K. McGuire, |The authorities of Manitoba are {1 ~ oe FIRS Ay Siseee Hodge's Citia # population is wanted. M. F. ® a! Chairman % | vewtiguting Puyallup Registration | (By United Press.) r he charge that f jti| * Brown and ©. G. Falk will be * 100; John W, Cox PUYALLUP, Oct. 15.—The regis-| pr siite | worn pa oe ; ‘out | ® the publishers * Belmont, $1,000 WRITE TO YANKEE LADS tration ts closed and there will be| a apt nie | EN Site wo |® #| Burke Cockran, $600; Samuel Un 1,04 te at the November elec r he fire " i ' y idaho, t ‘ or, $1,000; Jacob Ruppert (By United Pres tie r f t Charging that his wife treated ; ‘ our d Alone #4 Re Ie ay ee MELBOURNE, Oct Phow | tne ” Bal tee wath ebaelte ie ae 4 t we grey an . Ktional Dem. | Sands of letters to schoo! bo r Democratic Campaign Opens. fer in tastes and mperament, 4 " th H f t for div he a ; : han, $1, Kdward M. Sheppard,| mmiled today b: © lade ¢ democra . im in this ox , \ erior he nt from hi $1,000. ve tvalla, ae a part of the comprehen. |} ene 4°. FE Allies, cand b of | the | ¢ is mornt t ae le with 4 lew t h October 15, 904, and have pn ved pclae | Okla R L. Owen, $1,000; D,|ime ft i ith - . . Gordon Bromley, $1,500 ' strengthen! the friendship _ be | together since August 15 of this fectiv ! Hodge, wh Alleging that she was abandoned | % , e taaae tt es aan tee Granl t Leave Maas | BXOLUSIONISTS PLAN CAMPAIGN “ ae 4 me|by her husband afte ars of| vane © Tillmae;| ee younger generation closer t MEXICO CITY. Oct it ‘ @ dishe © act wedded life, Kate A hagan filed 7 . ferstood that United States A ’ iP Sather 1 \ 1 Sta mba wa a A ad ids» sogan, sa, | trl aid San a JUDGMENT HANGS friendly ¢ r 1 give th Thoma nin the superior jeiger | Seattle Day at Vashon will ve hk set, returnis . Hf elected I couple were mar-| DAY, $250, . on annual fair, The rats | Bis in @ rle¢ n in 1882, and that | , . se eee _— eut down the attenda ‘ 4 on ro GIVE BALI v t her husband left ode ‘ tter n tata ye here wit ' T i Was in We - 3 re ‘4 th fr Charles 8. T $260; W = o eg Rly . e her in 1907, and sin ven has | CP . bea Mee hand to view the \ ‘ evel i cae | « " Madison st.\fatled to provide her with the ne. | alls . Aun, $260; | poultry exhibit, ‘Tomorrow P pol : Raver Lake Canal r os oe em | wit 0 Tacoma da Deporatio aloates that tho § Anti-Mormon Party tu Ox t Presbyterians at Banquet Nv John 1. Osborne The a a! session of the Kir t ( 1 the he Westminster Men's league |$1,000; W. Il i $200; Alex- | County 1 cho sanoclatior | M, t “i . 6 ght tendered a banquet to the | and labot, #244 1. ©, Mitler,! will be held tomorrow and Saturda ay t © re-| Pre fan brotherhood in the|§ V. A. Sohne 4 n the First Presbyterian . ile t \ i ter chureh D M A i J Kn t, § M. Toemerro i ng W. ¢ re « f : ° nv t of fatthew Jor ' Hartmas nd| i . $ ), Obie ae wil ek ov New Move } Se ‘ r R NV. A. Major apo) | 1 J. D #54 in | nent Adult Bible Ch }) i ‘ |