The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1909, Page 1

aemne = ] | HAVE IT. SENT HOME | If you are not a regular reader of The Star, telephone Main 1050 or Ind. 441 and have the paper delivered by carrier. VOL. 10. NO, 284 SEATTLE CUT OFF FROM OUTSIDE WORLD TODAY AMERICAN AMBASSADOR’S WIFE ONLY ONE TRAIN LEFT THE UNION DEPOT TODAY. flood Situation Through- out the State Grows ‘ Worse. All through mails from every @irection are held up and-the train service out of Seattic LEADS IN QUAKE RELIEF WORK H,, THURSL BY KINDLY SPlAlT BREWERY SHOULD | NOT BE CRITI | CISED. | JAY, JANUARY 1906 CHICAGO'S | TRAGEDY \CITY IS DEMANDING A MOST THOROUGH INVESTIGATION Sut oft Ne mail from any pe nt Besides It’s Raining, Say List of Dead Now Placed has been received since 10 Councilmen Regarding } at Sixty—Divers Are Pelock last night > FF irere ratios of \andalides ades | the Umbrell | Working. lutely block the Great Northern | | Fallroad between Seattie and | ; Everett. Floods throughout the | | “Tl belleve that a kind spirit} CHICAGO, Jan, 2iL—By U. P. State have all other railroads prompt uch gifts, a 1 hesitate | 8 Coroners jury will today go to blocked to eriticlse the givers 1 Coun-|the scene of yesterday's erth dis Postmaster Russell cannot ciiman T. P. Revelle, in speaking | @#ter, ope mile out in Lake Michi @ven guess when the mail serv f the umbrellas which have been |#&2, where 60 workmen rushed Jee to and from points not in presented to each of the counell:/from their sleeping quarters only the immediate vicinity of Se men by the Seattle Brewing @/|' be burned to death or whed attic will become anything like Malting company Wheth 1 wee | by leaping into the iey water tn normat mine not, | will thank the fr) the hope of saving themaeives on No train ft the Seattle Unior for the spirit that prompts the gift, | !e@ floes Sek today Roy rete lbut { really believe that it would| Coroner Hoffman left at noon > iene Creat pull be better if such things were not/fot South Chicago where he w ae wat t with done pmpanel a With the jurors he ch he The question of whether the wm | be will then start for the ch fast od ased brellas are sufficiently tainted by | orb, which lies off the foot of 68th hick a5 noe their soure necessitate their re} st, No. more bodies have beer a P turn < agitatir found in the uncompleted tunne me # _ minds tthe’s legie | which is being built «nd water etiie © oat ative weather would | from the crfb to the maintand ae eves only clea would help some,|® part of Chicago's water tion « h but t ce would seem odd | system hatile. . for & man to return an umbrella veral men were caught like The Great Northern is complete! while it attll ratoing rete in a trap in the big bore, and Blocked bet weer Seattle and | if It Were Summer Time? their lives were snuffed out eithe Bverett by a series « J. M. Sparkman says that if 1¢| 2%, water or through suffocatio tae actiien Gow thas Fe eee eee nd make Twelve Workmen, with flamer roar a pe of lot of dif t ing about them and attired on! for a distance of twe joe “ of differen: bim, and their. night clot aes Gnen &t short intervals he may send h ps omnes - ; The Mood situation is very grave afte stops raining. However be om Db. cnogardy 4 eo ee a Oday, as every road is at last forced says that, In any event, his vote| Oe tv cakes. It is feared (hat a be admit. The last Eastern train | wIil not be affected in any way Sitesd ion tata satiiee with to leave the station yesterday was A. 3. Goddard sage that eeiters tre today. Datiling with No. 1, the through Kansas City brewers know his posit Er agring See fioen te an ational drain on the Northern Pacific. So way, and he is sure they would not | ® les that may lie be far, its progress has been fatr, and him « gift’tn the hope of in. | ™t% s Qs yet it is but a few hours late fluencing his vote. He does not] The press of Chicago demands Yestertay ail trains arriving think he will such an inetra on Be se te Loe: from the east were marked up ment from such a source, but would | Semne 2 a gither as cancelled, indefinitely late MR@. LLOVD C. Gniecom. not be ungenétous enough to crith | BOY lose of lite Or as transferring passeng to| ROME, Jan. 21.—Mre. Lioyd C.}is giving her time to providing | cise the giver Madeup trains at the point nearest Griscom, who has gained the (the vietims of the disaster with Would Soak it the stalling of the through train. | ¢ medicines and supplies 1 thought f id No. 3 on the Northern Pacific was ‘lesdship of the earthquake cul) Rotore her marriage, Mra. Gris st gs ' , oe tae femade at Ellensburg and arrived ferers by the energetic manner iu com wan Miss Elsa Bror a — veaid F. P. Mu — “ae here ouly a mere trifie of 15 hours which she set about sending sup member of New York's exclusive |. stion"o? wiy vole te ¢ eotian!’ Pehind time, Today there 1 lt piles for the reltef work at Mesal-| set, fhe le a lover of nature and | with j¢ hadn't occurred to me. Now| chance of its arriving at a fond of outdoor life hen he - ae gb Every river east of the mountains |"® !* still actively assisting her! husband was minister to Persia | (Dat the question has boon bro =) fm @ raging maelstrom of bridges, husband, Ambassador Gr won the te of the shab's| oo go eee i : n ties, chicken coopa, pi stys, and She has organized a relief society subjects by traveling 1,000 miles P att Ole Ps anes all. the spoll of a full-fledged flood. | *monx a group of local ladies. and | through the country on horseback. | ,, (cndaing ® chonge tu the we ner. | | The continued warmth has penetrat - Ni wag ote Bhai os ed the hearts of the mighty mous ha the bape Pym orn, Meer fand canons and crevasses, tiny tate saikee tan streams of water hurry to mad eagerness to join each other in the grand rampage. PASSES SENATE On this side of the divide, condi sas tions are but little better, only the @ountry {6 more sparsely settled INTEREST ON. WARRANTS WILL osed to have all similar bille pre-| i It te not} ! la in 7 | | QUAKES AT STRUCK PACIFIC ¢ COAST Is AT. and the rallroads are not compelled NOW BE PAID—EIGHT. pared and passed upon by the sta to follow the stream beds in their HOUR MINERS’ LAW. auditor THE MERCY OF course across the hills. The White ‘ In the house. sentative river at Auburn fs running eight Hell of Plerce ex Introduced JAPANESE. feet deep in a channel rot used BY T. J. DILLON. & bill providing for the assess for many years. The Dewamish is| OLYMPIA, Jan, 21.—In the sen ad property t increas bank full, and has swept away quan ate this morning the Alaska- Yukon to county assessors Instead of CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 21. WASHINGTON, Jan, 21.—By tities of piling and Jumber at West | Pacific Exposition bill, appropriat- the state board of equalization By U. P-—Earthquake shocks, | Uj. pif Japan desired to do Seattle. ing $50,000 for the immediate pay- Representative Hubbell of Pierce| ¢v@n more serious than those | 20 the could descend upon our Floods are reported at South Park | ment of interest on warrants, was county introduced a bill providing, that ocourred Tuesday of this | ghores of the Pacific ocean and and in the vicinity of Greenwood passed. In the future {t is pro-| for an eight-hour Iaw for miners week, are reported from | go great injury before we av., in the northern part of this = : _ ~| Smyrna today. One message | could retatiate,” today declare: ify, at the county engineer's offic says hundreds of houses have | Former Mayor Phelan, of tan Tele mormne cots COSGROVE TO START © °c sesvoves: and the entire | prancisce, who is here In the Bagincer Morrison left to inspect | Sepulation rd eeing to the | interest of legisiation affecting fhe districts and wert AOR TH TOMORROW ee cert Mee | the Pacific conse Tianage reoulted continued now for two days. : 1 | There is no infermation ob He declares that various coast Postmaster Geo. F. Russell stated — -_ - peice Sue | tainable concerning the number cities re the president last today that no outside mall, with the 1F ALL GOES WELL HE WILL BE morning say that the governor I*| of ftatatities. Summer to keep the Atlantic fleet Seeepsicn of that trom wonne in thy AT OLYMPIA SUNDAY AND _ Yery greatly improved and, but f nab ion! | fn the Pactttc n bat that the re mediate vicinity te been re weakness consequent upen bis long ¥ that the original program Geived stnce 10 p. m. last night. He INAUGURATED MONDAY. fitness, is in splendid health. He Iwo Mean ont fiso said no mell is expected in spent a portion of yesterday in an That left our coast unprotected. ¥ Advices received In Seattle today automobile ride with George sat Mr. f an You wil! remem ara ry are to the effect that Governor-elect Kleiser, of Portland, and afte thot Japan struck Ressia whes Cosgrove will leave Pasé Robles for | Teaching the hotel, showed no il! la Raasians least expected it and oO t ornt reach. Crect# from his outing. He is in lattacked Port Arthur whi asia lympla tomorrow morning, reach- Sich better health today than he re’ (roe Seciaeens ing Oakland tomorrow night, and if has been at any time since the elec | line to the United: State it railroad conditions will permit, ar and belleves that with a few pa Team 2 such a thing happened we would riving in Portland on Sanday morn months in California, he will} lhave thousands of enemies in our to return to Olympia in per h ond quite capabie ing, and Olympia on Sunday night The governor-elect will be formal BY A CAR of car} MILES OF RAILROAD TRACKS ARE WASHED OUT IN EAST. | midat *Hawali ‘e even worse off LAST EDITION THE SEATTLE STAR PROMPTEDWILL PROBE” | from he ly inducted into office on Monday, ing for all of the duties of the of-| ERN PART OF STATE A and after attending to a few im- fice of governor S Sic TEAMSTER 18 HURT WHEN CAR vorcant affaire regarding appoint Howard Cosgrove, son of the gov-| | SPOKANE, Jan. 21—By I CRASHES INTO HIS ments, will depart on his return to ernor-elect, who is now at Olympia, Al! trains, except those on the rs : CART. aso Robles on Monday night or ‘as private secretary to the governor, | @ce branch of the O. R. & N hove AL a F, Ray a 4 Tuesday morning. will meet his father at Port) been blocked by serious washouts | U. I — a dl y n we ic : iz Advices from Paso Robles this and accompany him to Olympla on the Riparia-Spokane division bath rps of the British A. Peterson, & teamater, of a High water at Odessa, Wash. hag |!" conducting = exper te again 7 ; ‘ washed out the Great thera grief he sterday. Afte ¢ etown tained a disic d . Ce a nat ANTS MAIL TUBE ints sss peter tours ant ie pot ee Ca 8, Co shoulder and sev rruines aby mile, and all roadbeds in astern ate A an in charge of the ex the bod a street car crashed Washington are in bad shape, |perimen rk ried on a morg into his wagon on Fi and Trains are running far bebind |Rmiitions trip. Ho had hardly we Stacy st. last night scheduled time, Train service west | 190 yard & height of 20 feet on 16 o'clock. F mr of this point ix practically sus. {hl ird trial when the lifting f Providence hospital Superintendent of Public Utilities |\Chamber of Commerce, whowe com- | pended [buckled and the machine a A. V. Bouilion this morning recom to consider the matter re The Northern Pacific tracks have |@o~8 with @ thud and was badly pa eh . mended to the corporations com- ported in its favor January 19th.| been washed out at Sprague, Wash,,;WTeeked. Capt. Cody was not hurt . mittee of the city council, that in The chamber in its communication |and ull traffic from Spokane west | x WEATHER prtang 4 * the event of the granting of a sub- to Mr. Bouillon states that their|has been blocked } RCED WIFE 4 Friday; ®| oy franchise to any parties, a committee has corresponded with | + z suse providing for an automatic similar organizations in othe * # \Sreumatic tube mail service be/ cities, notabl vous; UNKNOWN CREATES) = SUES AFFINITY included Boston re a mail se of thi . as made at the suggestion of the convenience | Mrs, Carrie ih m ha filed joules noida enuiniinn m agit against her divorced husband 1 th allmon and the costs of the . ‘T}adtion. She also filed a suit . l sban-|agdinet Mary Adamson, who os tomir Tenet’ ty tay iy where tt Wilkin n Wail ft 1 Bollix and an wu y pesided, asking 0,000 for ' know ating Wilk iffeetion : CRAZY MAN 1 WITH ernaneal the insanity mink n toda r h ha t of ta threats upon his life, cajoler i t wrow, three fear bodily injur ne argu t bar- | ottlerwixe I HALLUCINATION NOW IN | neta one . term, Im walked an Unknown. “Hel Mfrs. Adamson, who In THE COUNTY JAIL, H. A, Bavage r of thin | Wa" os . Mavon's Cor-| fied an answer to the . ob _—— ity, wh brought In night be- | thi As wuntantiated by hiv hates | in@ that the estrangement betwe t y me for 400 1 batlaved th , ne wa 1 Oblivt t the Wi) a olely to the H - gent get dig u hole under hin fence | he stood tt latter's own action The at dre Jatt n a Jailer I vt hat on hie he A by Peter I ne of the pri eee, tee called to Bajlift Ix by the latter | ve smination t ne Insan Glvor rinin ehat f at the i an. tf f A ‘poke, Beil sat down, wag- |" » others now waiting for ex- | move the Unknown's hat. Mix 1 resolutl amination Usaag ie a Norwegian’ taking meaning, the Unknown's neral wed his head mournfully and wiped | na ne ¢ believes ne {g|face became wreathed in and yada forehead Jaalutation, Hollix again motioned fi00, by ; LOUIS, J There are seven of ‘em,” he add iiaialielilielelielelaliclelicheleh Att ey: hy eery peda Ms he Refining on and, t how they do hate me, |» | CuPne 10 satitation, with ferven made a Bpoke 4 t They can run fast, too, and would |» STORM WARNING. rate By this time th and /ayivanin Refining vernber . have caught me, but I fooled ‘em.|% gouthwest storm warnings #| tracted, and tho ludlerenn cltauthen 5 a arn noted, ang 6 ludicrous situatio Cathelice Ralee Ir noe. Heller in the © AI bank of | jumped over one mountain and|® are displayed today, High #\ brought forth peal after peal Of] LA CHOSSH, Wis, Jan ot-—By Dukane, has by ted ut the then over another, #0 they couldn't) ® gouth to southwest winds are #|laughter, When the bailiff was suf att way denied tolay 40 ihe of @ friend on thy nae me * expected today and tonight, | & | fictently recove he walked to thé national convention of the. Hohe Wing rowbed that ba Bell wae brought in a few daye| w * | oneows Hite to remove | mian Catholic Workmen to raine all 16,000 by fa lne nm th ago, and is believed to b Ce a ee ee ee ee | ithe. yy oy the supposed |MaUrAnce rates, ‘The increase will lectives muy amount may be | He cannot remember anything about Ted ae ; it punt to tworthirds, with an addi eased upon investigation, — himself. Hix past is a blank, At SUES FOR FURNITURE. galutation | then dawned upon tel tional 10 per cent for haxardous present time he labors under the| ‘The Standard Furniture Co. this) (Oat inat he beaten ethak SUES COMMISSION Co renal that seven men are| morning instituted a sult to collect | — 6g | Guilt was commenced in the au-|arter hi Last night he would not | $60.69 from Merle J, Wightman.| COLFAX, Wash, Jan, 21.—Ry v.| pDislocates Shoulder. P. John f court this morning by T,\nteep alone; he wanted to crawl in| The amount is alleged to be owing | P—'This town ts still marooned by |4@o, 4 foreman employed on the age, & rancher, against the! with the other prisoners, believing |for furniture bought here last) the flood and dynamite tse belng | Menny hil ry nat yes oe be fe My gown | Le Blster company, conmatasion | that the seven nen were socking «| August, ‘The Seattle-Tacoma Short | went in on horseback to blow up the 4p, embankynent and dislocated his) ts of this city, to recover | chance to ‘afro him. Line Is named a8 gagnlaheo de-|ice jaigs, which are holding the|tAien to the Pacific hospital, John- in the wam of $247.20, |” Of the four men to come before | fendant. water back, isthe lives at 64% Broad st. | basa pints ; ( ‘ THE STAR AIMS To give you all the news as soon as it happens and in a way that will interest instruct you. and PRICE ONE CENT LITTLE LUSTY LUNGS” ~ 1S LOOKING FOR A HOM MJ GORDON "3%: and has PRETTY WAIF LEFT AT THE NEW CITY | HALL. Babe But a Week Old Left ARRESTED ON CHARGE _ ; ie OF EMBEZZLING | s« ike to $9,200. he came Found by John Wilson. Warrant Issued at Instance He was er as though of G. N.—Outgrowth _ hi little heart wa» breaking when £S : hn Wilson, a shingle weaver, of an of Sparrow Case. ! 1, found him tucked behind @ Pa urd at the entrance*to the new short , ye daybreak p's wide lay which Former Supreme Court | ¢} « « Justice M. J. Gordon, who made Close to the ttle ehag the disclosures that led to the fi milk bottle nvestigation by a committee the t t was making spasmodic iste of of the Court was coma the State Bar association | grabs but cou of Supreme he wee Milo A Root yesterday arrested Ta on a warrant from uring apparel ¢ Spc ounty, charged with (was a little embezzling the sum of $9,200 | with } from the Great Northern Rai SS n way company wh reach was warm wool ly article of the tot's body night bordered forget-me-nota, peded Lusty < lips s end of the rap blinked momenced to Ittle face im hers and since time not ¢ of b conduct Justice wrapped in in The ot kane worked wae discove the the b red Little The inf tiny ¢ an 1 twist old wa rescuer Comes From Sparrow Case The a ut of the in Bed lement grew | the Taken to Matron. wardly case row Vs but tenderly raised the iMttle s, and, shield- with his hat to in from falling on the « red cheeks, Wilson took his surprise package to the home of Matron De Han tears ceased to course down plump little cheeks when Mra, Han warmed over his bottle of k and he now cooes and gurgles nd = -wonde what the whole trouble is about Mrs. De Han says Little ‘Lusty Lungs is not sale but if any eputa family wants him to raise us their own, he is theirs Just who placed the chap be i that board probably will never learned but Who wants a baby - DANGER AHEAD but | — ROOSEVELT SEES SURE TROU- BLE IF CALIFORNIA ENACTS LAW AGAINST JAPS. WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—By Uy P.—-Never before since the trouble between the people of San Fram x ciseo and the Japanese residents of ‘| Protected Gordon that city arose over the school ques This claim of Gordon's, cow tion has the rupture point between with incriminating correspondence | America and the Jap: govern- between bim and the office in § ment been so near as present, 4 Paul of the al cou he That this is the view taken Of t were « Great Ne appears to have had the situation by President Roose the tin preventing the | velt became known today in official prosecut rdon up until the les. The president is actually avely concerned the mat the big weaver ir wt Ore a his head ng The De lor his own pu One peculiar feature ¢ Money Again be which ? Gordon Great North lederal court, L. ( the Great North ted Gor paid the mone denied al $9. this me nne eceipt ¢ © ¢ th used in another terests of the at Ne When charged with bezzlement many months ag jordo’ understood, intims that n of this mone had b 1 in securing supreme court of the ton; and, ft is said mentioned Judge Root’s name in this connection has claimed thern the alleged kept han tr ed rapped in a at. Cigars at least a px en m the state of Washir cases f y id get be lots of sp orks whieh ring thern, desired « ion of time the tion over present Bar re doing » « damage t of the ommittee “OVERFLOWS = ansaction wa na If the tN prosecuti it is not un reveal startling the He no longer conceals his feel It is now known that he fore the ever event that the Call cts antiJap- gravest kind in Spa publ rhere teas haw tn a n of Gordor of consequence He expressed tne hope t the legislators would y their promise to take no action im the near future concerning meng ires against the mikado's subjects, Note named rted this oday that live up to case ever comes to t ly that Gordon w hings much m than were contained of the bar committe morning in Jug N's cour GETS MIXED UP 2552 So WITH GARS AND 2: 525% oso at FATALLY HURT WOMAN IS asians se CAUGHT "Rae St TODAY fte n, Max Poones, & fisherman, was Kinne " Lucy Le Blanch, alias Lacy Lud wanted by immigration off ciais, on a charge of harboring und immoral! purposes an alien anette Boyunbal, a sub+ was ested. this paareee CATCH LABORERS UNAWARES IN BIG TRUNK SEWER DITCH BELOW. a Suit on w Lewis N. Rosen= defendant im waters jock thin dike b tation, fled the in the water With ne forewa over the and the grand trunk It near Green ween it impe rking the being bu and for lives of ten moment ewer feet below evel The of the water embled | Py rush tide it of men Ww rhe in get which re € ® ovic ting The direction of the t tract MeLean, of the ec ater diked Gran of Fr 20n, up and the rush of wate the t ' bla d Lu known : ttle as Ludovic, proprietor of the Ludovie Sixth ay, WHILE WIFE IS FLOODS PUT CITY’ oe AWAY AY WORK INTHE DARK =: are the culmination ation extending over by Thomas My. man.) Lewist week been |, ‘t has been Lud i wife t ght 1 r Dallagiovanna. tch stopped emente of . saloon, 508 ed same the immigration inspec wh hy aid to be the which } the itega leader been op of wort. involve men ested yes unable to search for discovery the home of Roy er of the on a t while Magle where in ating tr le, was at Rainie e well known wife returned ast Jovie wa: officers we hard day the It was at first thought ide SENATOR STEPHENSON WINS VICTORY MADI Wi committed. sulc that cause had inatle he fallure hat she Ayton. wa who i th Lodge had beet He was a oO. W The last seen was when he usual walk to is over a mile bi At plained of fee m 186, udovic it ir um ed in the Ludovic noon a sufficte been secured “ NAVIGATION AIDS FOR THE SOUND FOR BOOSTER TRAIN 1s.\3"5 ici a | | Straus haw © estimates” appropriations for lights and California excursion whieh is to fatds navigation in Puget in pave attle on Feb. the as follo Point Herron light = [iene of the Seattle Tacoma ignals, $3,400; Point Gk % | Chambers of Commerce Ne pri tnd fog signals, $8400; Apy *# |mary object of the excursion is to Core Point light and fog stqnali, % {Hoost the Alaska-Yukon-Pacttio ex _ 3.400; Bush Pot light and fog sig. ition Mm Oregon and Calite Mii” ght00; | Marrowstone * Balances Pf ney TA Mifornin, als,” $8,400; Ma ne Bol Ne re OMpoRed “of mix . it light and fog signals, 17600; Botnt * |Pullnans, two diners and an obser- Partridge light vessel, $60,000; Si AA vation car, Point light and fog signals, $10,5 W th Jan, 21.—By U,|] 000 was fit and this nd had not of the returned the from th that time ing” I man alive |! { from his which with com reet ear home } he today defeated t itl ext te of 17 MANY RESERVATIONS ee ee eT * BANK CLEARINGS. Seattle, today... .$1,039,639.40 32,196.36 * * io *) Clearing * Balances ‘ Tacoma earings today...$ c 0 under Balances und 60,414.00 * * * 7 * * * 42.00 fox Nat Portland, *® Clearings today, ,.$ 41,119.00 284,974.00 %. se mca aL fo onal i aM