The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1908, Page 1

sit st. | THE SEATTLE STAR SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1908. PRICe® ONE CENT THE WEATHER FAIR TONIGHT AND SATURDAY; LIGHT EAST WIN DS a VOL. 10. NO. 236. MURDERED BY [has BE! UGH MMAHON FOUND DEAD ON CITY. STREET BODY STRIPPED WIL BE ONAOOT STILLSAY GIRL ISPROVE RUEF | OF VALUABLES. HANDIN JUSTICE HELD AS WAS REAL | rin NORTHLAND TIME | ELECT © SINE BOSS | RESIGNATION AFFECTS CHARGE IS PREFERRED WITNESS SAYS ABE ONLY PRESENT | AGAINST LOCAL | WAS THE WHOLE | * HITS REEF covnersic 1 (By United Prom.) VANCOLYER, B.C, Now, 21.— The C PR. eteamer Princegs Rov al gave timely aed vaduabio gerviee to the Seattle steamer Northland, owned by the Northern Steamship company, whieh was calling for as sistance this morning, shortly after 3 o'clock. The Northiand hed mbe- caloulated the turn at the south ead of Plumper's Pass amu run om the Enterprise reef at the mouth of the channel | Sie iny practionty heipiows and in great danger from the riving thbe, a4 the torash of water through the torn plates om the pert side had flooded the off taxks, putting out if ; the fires and making the riak very | to the strong suspicion that he was + | robbed prior to or immediately af Rreat if she floated with the tide | ter death ensued. A reasonable the | 884 bad no power to control herlO Age MAT ery Is that McMahon was robbed | *® TERM. LUMBERMAN. ome | THING. Howard Cosgrove Says He Cosgrove Will Name Jus- Negroes Declare Child Is| Testimony Shows Domi- , ls Growing Strong- tice to Suceeed Him Held Contrary to nance of Supervis- er Daily. on Supreme Bench. the Law. orial Board. Milo A. Rewt te stil! justionelect An echo of the days of fugitive of the supreme court, despite his | slaves was heard at this morning's resignation, end if be saw fit he | session of the juvenile court before could take hie place on the bench Frater, when repres: oo Jan. 11 neat » Doreas club of cok When Justice Rant tendered his n accused So resignation to Gov, Mead, hie res |jocal jumberman, Ilwing ignation only affected the present av. of being In po: of the age of a trolley ordinance, the cur term, which expires Jan and person of %-yearold Nora McPher-|tain yelling Ruef's absolute éomi- hed no beering Wretever on the m contrary to the 1 »i/nance of the supervisorial board term to which he wes elected onithe constitution of the United| was drawn today Nev. 8 it he s Wille, Justice | States prohibiting slavery The Andrew M. Wilson, a former ev (By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.—For the first time in the progress of the graft trials of Abraham Ruef, former boss, on a charge of at tempting to bribe Supervisor John 4. Furey for his vote on the pass- HUGH M'MAHON. Reet could take hie office with the Dorcas club insiets that Sizer par pervisor, later a Roef railroad com | white outside the fence of the yard Assistance Given. ALL DETECTIVES ether justice om Jan. 11 and) chased the little colored girl in| missioner, told the story of the in $000 werth | im whieh his body was found and! Captain Hic sald that he!| CLEARED UP. Gorve out hle-full term of six years. | Fargo, N. D., last fall, and that he|ianer workings of the graft mem the — ot | them thrown over the fence. This|teached the Northiand at 9:48 J Gti) @ Vacancy. ie in possession of @ bill of sale a8/ chine on the witness stand, under | fense is about four feet high, and | o'clock, stood by and gave her all | ., WES |» strip of borked wire extends along | the axstetance possible, ultimately | There ie no Hkelihood, however, | Proof of his ownerwhir _| the questions of the volunteer as of Justice Root qualifying, and iver denied this and told thé | eietants of Metrict Attorney Lang failure to qualify will wave @ va COMrt that he did not care to @8- Gon, ané in epite of the objections caney om the bench, the same es Pitin to & “bunch of niggere” the|of Heary Ach. Ruefs counsel. exists at present. Gov. Mead, ao 'e0! mature of the girl's residence | Rust Was the Boss. far as te known, hes taken wo ac | '® Bie family, but would tell the} wi tndnenet Stier bes tion on Justice Root's resignation, | Court Privately all about i With! | Piney alec array yn bis and the probabilities are that he | ‘™i* understanding the case was |e anne th the tr : t Tirey kL Wilt take no potice of the resig. | utinued | ouen ohare b peepee pation The trouble over the person of ‘ord, chief commas! for the United If Gov. Mead were to appoint a| the colored girl arose over Stsor’e | Ratlronte. was _unsetistactory, * MOWARD @ COSGROVE. qusccseer to Justice Rect. 1 would refusal to allow her lo attend at dl =o Alte, | Ta “oe . - evla naday achow Tpom t | 4 te quod apirtts; daing| So)” be for the conctuston Of bie |e asserts. the Dorcas soriety be |Jim” Gallagher lg letitenant and Gnd improving every | Gov. Cosgrove will take office, It | hme abusive and talked insultingly [ree ype abel master of the lie mot likely that Gev. Mead wit) | hie wife over the telophone. Wiles 4 one ee find it worth hin while to appoint; Finally they preferred charges mm raaventes 6 Clee ) with Ruef tn which the fallen boss, of Mis | the top. Two ript were found in| towiag her to Village bay and left MeMatron's trousers this morsing, | her anchored there, at 7 o'clock Re tuesion, by 3 whieh appear te heve heen made |The Princess Reyal came je two, Awourn Man at Lash . the t a Choe | Dew et ‘| bioha AN cen body wae tossed ever |heoure late cs mersing te cam fener ; Certain of Acnmatt, | Tae Northland hee a double bet Mf the man was murdered by |W ANd water-tight bulkt | lage in some inenner which has ee | yet resivted the revelations of a eo country was par letter reeeived at ti | ‘This io the mezenge thet wae re |e supreme justice for six weeks, |*seinet him in the juvenile court. | | Mahon was the wfothn of a deiiter- | the yeoenday ‘vy Howard ©.|end tnstead will allow the supreme |He states that be ls educating the | then uit the height of his power, ate acaauit, whet, a | girt privately, but dose not want to|to!4 him, be asserted, that should |" SMeMahen war tn the f tee Se Sorccems Coe | coart Se sentinns WHS cin Justices | EES setvesely, bet dove act Big Jim attala the coveted place of aa we cotng home wt peerly the same hour Pare See ie now ot Faso Rebice | until the now governor tabes effies I ee superior judge, he, Ruef, desired Mahon | cach night, and bis diamond ocevaieecing from an illness that | Congrove's Choice. Wilsom to suceeed to the vacant e Bar ger fhe aod stud wee ceaspiouous te time _ I gry If Gov. Mead whould accept Jus | place of Heutenant Wilson eat@ R night. have heen an easy matter, “4 eof the (tie Root's resignation and desire |that he declined Ruef's offer Reonege which | ing to the detectives, to weylay quguration je enseut te fill cut the bench, he will un-| On the night of Ruefé seizure j thelr viet by simply waiting fn to Benttio, ot | @Ubtedly consult with Gov-clect | of the office of district sttornep par | B® BOC In 4m a -orance. yoru Mauy ate Whore has has |Commreve and appoint @ justice who and the sudsequeat ousting of g to Wilttam | Wore Otamends, “grower = gore ag eon nat Ho a| WOuld be reappointed When Gov Francis J. Heney from the positiem police officer. At | Another fact which is causing the let the i ob @ short business trip, and |COMrove assumes office. of aesistant district attorney, Ruet Wore the die | pollee some worry is the absence of | Whtil aunistance went to bt . he home| Under these cireumstances ft ts consulted with Heary Ach and Gab : | the necktie which MoMahon wore | tle. ler ret oftort wi } Pomerey, tically certain that the justice lagher. watch. tee meckite | i ; made |i eurtern Washington, the fret of Pr the | lust night, and to which was attach.| The Charmer passed on | to no avail J to take Justice Root’s place will Told te Go te Hodes. led the diamond stick pin whieh ia |te Vascafiver and the | teott loyed and fortow. we 1 Ge on Mand. | be an Masters Washington man After the move had been drelde@ now missing, along with the other | Amur on the way to Victoria ved not the Suet cald tir’ Can| ii serve for two years. md vpen, Charles Heggarty, Ruefs valuables. joffered sasistance, but the North- | tree found, ond tt wag! 7e® may say.” sald Mr. Cor until the gencral election in 1910, Sttine bay, sean cent With a tanmaal When the body was taken in| land stated that it would not be re | final that be had bean ert be oT inte nao It | When the vacancy will be filled by notitying ‘Heney of his removal, @ charge by the Bonney-Watenn Co, | guired in addition te the aid of the | apo, river ter ane 00 eet A | Gaalien, Wilson sald: ‘Suspicious Men. | Princess Royal | ‘and Wil) thereupon quailty as gov | EE NCR ON u > ft ofetnats tant ntape | S0P Herein, qecttle and tte pie | ciher of the fear vessels tedlaiecd ae an Node nee Teed 1 erat of the state. Al of the let. | Heney'e reply, according t wore gone a. y. | leagarty, Tel resides on Almy # a. cites aki’ Gino tavee | wireless apparatus aboard and the| tery of his disappearance fas.sad tetenreme | have resstved Seogeets, was: “Tel Reet te gem Palmer at 2 o'clock this morning! Atur or Charmer would forward | unsolved, and finally the ite. the eth veers te Wilson Geciared that Ruef came are not thought to have ben made | the news to the owner in Seattle.| was discontinued. Recause of the Ca oe Nl Po Boe on WOMAN IS ARRESTED |to iim and to the other super McMahon er says he oo. vieore wit! mand tha crentiy heave the yells of foysterers| The Northiaad te on the steam him WH depart in order to reach | ACCUSED OF Nan tee adie ovihrg Mlren as they leave & brewery in that | *ehooner rig and ts « fret | coe = Cae fer Go eng | (By United Press.) POISONING. a defense fund for him after vicinity. tog im Alnsha where the he “en, FR gage ene Bac de aad Md Ruefe first indictment in conree Wife Hysterical. jae do net call. had deserted his farally | “Father ts going Yy live @ ons ~~ | rigour Pe | pI tien Wun the Preaek restnuraae When notified that her busband | ——— Mrs. Inman, through grief and) ™*NY yeare yet, and you're going struck this piace last nig " to see & mighty lively old gentic- | damage to the extent of about $20, | Believed to Have Caused | extortion charges. Faeceekes was bade a Ra pe ryrern OFFICERS pang geen “Tieonok it len \apum to the executive mansion at | 600, "A passing train wae strack | of : | Wilson sald that the supervisore Gales of 1008 Atstn at | Soe" body and’ faated. She wes! HAVE MOVED TODAY) rears never sensed to mourn. ‘hast Obmpia. ie unfortanain, of Wy o tare, which the wid carried] Death of President | swscussfutly, suavtncnd Rust that he Was awake at about 10 . e| inday a lette: te 7 gourke, that this pews ould rou be air @ engine cab | , . ‘ f mn? o'clock this morning. SS ee Ses] The cuttin hease offices were om ve Moly pry thowenn beds E — Gave come upon him at the time it! was demolished and the fireman Faure. scribe tos fund ts defense of acts ‘What he belleves were pr By “ talied for her husband. | @4ay moved inte the new and com-| master of Slaughter, Wash. The @i@, but | am sure thet he would severely eut. Many persons were | comms aA before they bad beeoms : i The scream came | ney chen wee so areatiy af-|Modious quarters in the new fed |letter wae from N. D. Inman, and Have preferred, if he could have cut and bruised pante ho riet Gree) POO isa 28 punen Eee east, in which direction | OT 4 that she told that her | ra! butlding. The work was done | begs very emphatically for informa; Wilied it, to be sick during the 2 ete ‘a >be fe Briand | i ft Oo th ' , B body War found. husband wag taken to a hospital. | With exceptional ceterity, no delay | tien in regard to Mrs. Inman and Gampaign and before taking office, roel sone d abo in ‘the Bietn SHOOTING OF HUNTER IS Dog Barked. Ht was feared that the truth might | the transaetion of business being | his three children, He gives Go ac-/than at any time during his “= WILL WORK ; | heil case, which threatens to be , sasioned by the change. Work | count of his life during these years |&B governor cdme the greatest sensation Paria | SHROUDED IN ye Ha ype fag ~ 1 EES S oh | Yegan this morning in the Colman | und no explanation of his actiona, | Mead’s Trip. } bas coon in years, for the perpose| to tay loudly at the. time pacity of manager of the Amertenn | bullding and ended in the new) Mrs. Inman's address te known and) Mr. Cosgrove was asked regaré Pot allowing Magistrate Bouchard! . . | bar for the pact months, and wee ay without interruption. ~ | hte better was forwarded to her. tng the trip of Gov. Mead to Pom ani ta Geaaeeie magistrate, | regarded by bie employer, Pat Sut so oe @roy prior to Gov oer oui Andre, to cond the further im. —_— the faithtnl dom was. ivan, ax one of the mont reliable | Whole Third av. frontage of the| TALKIN GPICTURES Geparture for California, and the | eatigation (By United Press.) employes who qrer| Millding, comprising four private Goat ° Mer’ e, and ra ' any reperte sent out regarding (By United Press.) The case wae taken before Mag EVREKA, Cal, Nov. 27.—Detaile pe - bee pesca for kim. For five years | ffises aad a large desk room, with | SHOWN AT SHANNON) 't* J08E, $7.—" ~ Leydette ¥ » purpose of the viet BAN Cal, Nov Titetrate Leydette this m: s. but Of the mystertous shooting of Bert another roum weroms the ecorrider Ps ‘. . rn " i etur > " t eter Dlackemith of McKinley- A bumen ef before entering Sullivan's employ { ie ‘Gov jead came to Colfax ae | shall return to Washington deter | was transferred tc wchard on the e bia i of McMahon wae | MeMohon was employed at the) Contdining @ vault and fixtures for) The Shannon theatre, rebullt am@/an oa friend of father's,” sald Mr.| mined to do all in my power, tn co | wnt hat. Levdetio-te elnisly at were received here by tele © ws be the filing of papers. These roome | redecorated until it 1s ome Geagrove, “and ae governor of the operation with my colleagues from ted with Mme. Steithell, who early tay. The -clrcum- i : no childrem, He | @re completely finished amd fitted | prettiont Ittth: sive shade to pay @ viett to the governor the coast states, to secure attention areed. with a «her bas « th ing of * : deaitie for the past seven | With fine new furniture “ opened to bbe Ione yester os, We hed 6 for the growing demands of this| hang and ted of poisoning er will lead a rigid in vest i ‘ yw the marvelous “Camegn. fath ection ; “ by the cowrty officials. Por B before he + had a large circle of} ‘ him, and father e 4 ' er President Faure of France question. re. | UVE STOCK REPORT. Tt owee By elle ge ee” neha He offe © 40 whatever he| Congressman B. A. Hayes, repre-| uno ts said to ha ied ta bar ting. in & lagoon t one of the most popular amune: eentative from the Fifth eongres @ mile trom ‘ | «a ceed te prepare for father’s as apartments. ‘ _ Many Theories MOLLE EE rim! (By United Press.) ment resorts in the city, The) sestes of the 7, and bas Sonal district, made this statemest| seine Bteinb nfined alone! A party con ng Willies Pays McMahon came to b f tattle 8,000. 00 the kinetoscope and the phonographt4int » imagt: courteous thine to @o . . ap Wiliam Rowers of Arcata, who were i EM porstbic .that oild opened 10 cents Left « #0 that the pictures not only move [ee + tae Gan the ueeshonn af ‘oe Cight Hour Law invalid aaieg - obra PNripn brn rowing searby, saw him sitting on + Mm garroted t . yesterday, 16,200, Recelpts year|but talk as well, It is a distinot |#?4 theroughly appreeiate | TUMLA, Oki, Nov. 27.~The On. | * ‘i me by er. the bank wich a shotgun in his hand L the forearm about a “ a " era | 889, 22,000. Catfle and sheep | innovation in moving picture shows. fahome eight hour law te belley 3 nov at Phere wer a » gun, and eould quick {| perreanany~ Reperctignysts stond | to te invalidaied by @ @eciatow « a they naw Fos ‘ ; D resisting such Britt steamer Tevoer arrived tn iW ‘ RRR EMO MOE ys Keel const today acquitting the take any state. | "When the 1 him he was v r morning from Tacoma and ts a | WEALTHY ITALIAN rd eis ; quitting ¢ hus | ed 1 ves Mt te. poss! ling t . KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 27 merenreee pres 7 ‘ ew State Periog On, with a viele ane | 2° a c ad Mal authority train or | discharging 1,000 tons of ge — Hogs 7,000, cattle 700, sheep 500 INSTITUTES SUIT * BANK CLEARINGS @ isn of the lew twrcanne the won| M i " A sma let Some vita) ors fy. | Saree, < ps Pee rg ne | * # pny showed that the men were | S010 Sle P : was dine he right BPesence of a which | Chinese curios at pler 12, Steame OMAHA, Nov. 27.—Hogse 6,706,| John Cleorla, one of the most) *® Seattle. * anxhone t work more thaw eight Of, boluer Me paige dont |Mde of 1 i The ball had Antilo uf the same fine will) tte 1,400, sheop 1,500 wea men of the local Italian) ® Clearings today. , .$2,0 }77 ®/houre, Preparations are being |, he sMatement press } ! ‘ n, and D " at hold, The Ms color this mornt commenced | * Balance 209,565.39 ® |) made to Heht the cane on a { as 7 luck q ipleion th " f- | m mf th fi due Bremerton Defeats Auburn lauit in Justice R, R court) * Tacoma + thoee fnéerested in the int 4 — ah: bh all With the tab here, is the Titan, ¥ b "a AUBURN Bremerton |for the recove whieh! ® Clearit toda $ 777,562.00 ® | rity of tho stitute od. Macé t Ae v one car sa ie Mtrogyie tean Fale arrived this|earned the righ ree Bale | ar Jol Halanc 46,641.00 pr > ’ t Bowe 4 t San Pedro from Everett for the wh hoo 4 ro, hist Portland. * Game at Sedro-Woolley dl . " 1 tod f nahig euterda 7 Cleartt +14 1.168.668.00 DRO 7 egatior t t * Jenkins " Tvank 1 r Jefeating Auburn high i, | wi t * Cl b ’ ‘ * “a ‘ : é Rt f Royal B var the support | ® t 186,449.00 # ' ‘ , ; i h of jren between | * * , “ v Today's Treasury Statement ept and: Sew, & eeUReeeh and un eel! . ., vi er O ad yeuter WASHINGTON ov 1.—~The of ho letim Robbed e Franc from San asury statement today re team schooner V n t Gee ed r oat s 1 +h 0 ok ; Met that Mem beds 4 satled this morning for | cepts $2,860,434 and disbursement in m f t for de Westminster from , ek Madison ‘ Mis vaiuay ic « | $3,580,000 h t ’ D 1 i ua ) | 2 5 iy Fi ‘ ° P Mand 1, ‘i ®