The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1909, Page 14

14 ENGLAND WI DOK INTO TH RING AFFAIR Foreign Office Asks on port From Captain R ertson on All Details mal the Incident. ° (He Untied Presa) | ST. PETERSRURG, June 18° Three blank shots and four shells were fired at the British steamship Woodburn by the Russian torpedo boat guarding the czar's yacht at Pitkitpas bay, according to an offi lal statement issued by the gov ernment today, Nothing beyond the bare facts connected with the incident has been given out The statemont says that the Woodburn was steaming {nto the channel where the imperial squad ron was lying When she was shot at by the torpedo boat. The shots Were fired because the British ship was violating the preseribed regu lations | Blank shots were fired by the tor pedo boat as a warning that the Woodburn must put about. Captain Robertson, commanding the Eng | Hehman, paid no heed to the blanks and the torpedo boat loaded her guns with shells, firing four before the Woodburn observed the order and returned the way she had come. Captain To Report. LONDON, June 18.--The foreign office today requested Captain Rob ertson, commanding the British} steamship Woodburn, to make a} detailed report of the cireum:| stances surrounding the firing on his vease! by a Russian torpedo} boat which accompanied the caar of Russia's yacht to Pitkitpas bay where he met Kaiser Wilhelm yes terday | Reports regarding the incident are conflicting and it ts probable | that the exact happenings will not be known until Captain Robertson | makes his official report. ee NEGRO ASSASSIN IS CAPTURED MAN WHO SHOT RAILROAD MEN TELLS ENTIRELY NEW STORY OF THE TRAGEDY. (Dy Ualted Press) THE DALLES, Ore, June 18.— R. E. Brooks, the colored — porter accused of shooting Trambali and John aLacahiin, representatives of the lilinois Cent ral, at, Shaniko, Ore, early last Wednesday morning, admitted to- day that he did the shooting, but in- sisted that he used his revolver tn) self-defense Brooks w captured yesterday afiernoon by & posse headed by Sheriff Levi Chrisman, on a road! 22 miles from The Dalles. The col- ored man made ho resistance, as his strength was nearly all gone. All he had eaten since the shoot- ing were a few crackers. Brooks tells a different story from the one related by Trumbull and McLaughlin, He says the two men had been abusing him; that when they tried to push him from the wool buyers’ special train he got his revolver, but did not shoot | until Trumbull was on top of him twisting bis arm. POLICE CHIEFS AT CHICAGO. BUFFALO, N Y., June 18—The ehiefs of police assembled here to-| day decided to meet at Chicago next, year. BLOWS UP HOME OF A RAILROAD MAN Tucson’ Ariz.,, June 18.-—With & roar that awakened nearly ev- ery resident of the city, a charge of dynamite placed under the) home of W. H. Waalen, division superintendent of the Southern Pacific ratiroad, exploded early this morning. Whalen and his wife, by chance, were sleeping in an outdoor dormitory in the cupola of their home and, although bur. fed in debris, following a collapse of the tower, Gacaped death. Tere e TTT TTC ee 4 STEAMERS REACH NOME. %® The Merchants’ Exchange ® received word from Nome late ® this afternoon that the steam- ® er Olympia succeeded in get- ® ting ont of the ice floes and ® reached Nome yesterday after W® noon, and the Umatilla ar & rived there last night ee teeeeeeeene atts nce ac Sci ead ah Plead Guitty to Smuggling. NEW YORK, June 18.—George C. White, William Kilgannon and the latter's wife, Blizabeth Kil | gannon, pleaded guilty today in the } United States circuit court to in dictments charging them with emugeling. Kilgannon was sen tenced to one year in the peniten-| ary and White to two. Scotch Marmalade Pudding. } Dp % pound suet, add to this 4| of bread crumbs, 1 pound | jade, 2 ounces of candied peel, & exes well beaten, Put in but Steam for orange added to the mixture tered mold and cover, five hours. 921 3rd Av. THIRD AND Everything for the new-born babe to 14 years of age, boys and gir Order work a spe- elalty. jthe American steamer San Juan ts | were found In his possession }to see the LILLIPUTIAN BAZAAR PeCCTCCTCCTCCT SC. * * \* BANK CLEARINGS ” | Seattle « ® Clearings today ..$1,601,22012 * Halances 18040042 & * Tacoma * & Cloarings today ..$ 906,299.00 # ® Halances 114,087.00 w] * Portland. * ® Clearings today 1,165,122.00 | * Halances 182,619.00 # * * [AEH RSRS ESSE OY OT © MOTHER WISHED 100 MUCH—SON SUICIDES MASSILON, 0, June 18—Be Ore THESE HIGH SCHOOLHOW GLADYS REVIEWS BOYS 08S THE SCHOOL IN CAPITAL STOUR THE fr Price Is Going Up and the! Holders Are Demanding | Still More Money for Their Stock Holdings. THE STAR-—FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1909, THE COLLEGE ANNUAL I want you to wee this, Ite the i euihinn Bomebody says whe |Naueht Nive tmue of “Old High worked her way°through collene Ibrow."” We got one out every your rarer at Highbrow seminary—when the) jtore’s the juniors, I'm one of }faculty dowan't suppress It for Ket them, ‘They are better looking than ting too frewh with our revered ithe seniors, but thelr phizzes won't} Institution, This number fs a bird, be published until next yenr And haw Hix pages of ade more than |'Phere's the class history, It's sup laut your, which Jets us off for 19! nosed to be witty, but really it 1s conte aplece Instead of the usual in exceedingly bad taste The} dollar, We consider it & bATEAIN olany historian doesn't meption umber anybody by name except her par cae tloular friends, 1 used to be Right here in front Is a ploture Of ehummy with her, but she left me} “The Exclusive Style Shop.” 714-716 Second Ay, cause his mother provided in her] gyecutation In the capital stock a PEE Rate 16 front tes plotare oleh : will that he should be disinherited | Yub P ti “ chameatees 1 should say not. They out as if he refused to return to the}! the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exp | seeenees mae By tes Toes Amish style of dress which calls |sition has been rife since opening vie : " y 4 ag a 9 fe rolls.) Oh here are the wophe and thelr for hooks and eyes instead of but |day, and the wonderful success of bol od tha be ode | = bole get officers and thelr yell, And here's tons on clothing, Lavi Yoder killed line fair, the large attendance and : he |e freabman class and thelr colors ‘ e Ko} given the credit thats du NM iemon and green, That's a joke on pital for the insane and there his [coms save sent the market price of fn fy ge ‘the ot eens ie rr 0 Bai. colors, The freahies didn't make up Amish clothing was changed for {the stock up from 10 to 16 per cent} orien tikes Saace dar failree thelr yell, elther, whieh ts ents fastened with buttons asia. ¢ , , Tier bis yong ston he patuaed | e Ser Velme ot only Are apne | | borneta walle getting cut the-hoo} Nursing bottle! to resume the Amish fashion ulators buying the #toek, but sev Siar . Bafoty pin! jeral men connected with the expo] A ¥e m sara Mi “ph Ee mv Mamma babies, eee eR eA ww /Bitlon In Official or sembofficlal ca ti yon peed 4 = ptutt jike ‘that Punyeand thin * * | pacitios have made personal Invest I Nobody ever roads {t, but we're ox whe Bs : * NO SPRINKLING. * | monte fn large bideke of It Seated to give some space to adver walt ie always 90 humor pore make . There will be no sprinkling ® The capital stock of an exposition tising Highbrow inary In a fe éon't es Pina # tonight. So far as could be #|/ls, ordinarily, worth little or noth lvorablo leht, But Heten, that ple * & learned by L. B. Youngs, su w/ing, The stockholders rarely get lies of Prexie ia from & daguerrec: see # perintendent of the water de AL nore than a small por cent of thelr ltype. I'm ashamed to guest what| Here's the secret societies, I'm) * partment this morning, the [money at the close of the fatr lhor age is now in quite a few indicating how welll * situation on the pipe line at ® j =e liked 1 am athryn Gumdrop ® Dunlap remains about tho * et sah Racvonieia | ‘Thin ts our debating team which spent $40 of her pocket money treat) ® same as yoaterday | In Seattle the $800,000 tnsus |won the intercollegiate. 1 admit ing the girls trying to get elected to} * Ri stock waa bought by popular » they are our Minervas, but if you're the exclusive Kita Pest Meow, but eee eee ee ee eee ee /Hoription, the buyers expecting It looking for Venuses, cast your orbs she was enubbed. I'm glad of It Ue or Bo returns, However, the on these, They're the basket ball because she thinks she's O-wonders Portland exposition proved that a lteam—-every one over 150 pounds. | who. COMMITTEE CHOSEN |roriats’taie cn be a’ tlnanetat ove eam—every one afer 188 pounds = cous, by giving the stockholdere) gingiig Kirechoffer and Jack |quets This part with the original chap 10 ESTIMATE COST their money and @ dividend. Th! Cigrk, president and secretary of ‘23 ter headings suggesting the seasons big attendance at the AYP. E./ the student governing body of their| Here are the pletures of the sen: of the year is the calendar and it's since It opened Indicates the post | high school iors, with & little about each one, nupponed to tell you what happened At & meeting of the finance com: | bility of such & happening here | /Thie girl with the syndicate head of | during the term and to be too laugh mittee of the city council this morn jhence the speculation in exposition LOS ANGELBS, Cal Juné 18 hair le Muriel Mushbean, the moat able for anything. Teehee, here's ing & subcommittee was appointed | stock l-people want high school gradu-|popular girl in “Old Highbrow.”|« good one: “March 26—The chem for the purpose of passing upon| On opening day exposition stock i Bevoral of the girle have an awful letry subject today was roxide of} just what will be necessary in the|W&s quoted at 10 cents on the dol-|#te* Who can do things lerush on ber, I'm afraid whe won't hydrogen. Oh, you blondes!" Then way of buildings for the water and|lar. Several sales of as much as} So say Jack Clark and Ainalid) ooure hor de thie year, & there's this about the nightie pa-| light Gepartment 6,000 shares cach were made by|Kirchhoffer, two members of the! she flunked In several studies, but) ade and that about the juntor prom. The committee also approved of |local people to speculators. Today present graduating class of the! she's the clans for all that. Look at and eo on. The rest of the book Is) the $450,000 appropriation for the/the stock is hard to obtain at 18| Lox Ange Polytechnical bigh|her string: Canoe club, glee club, full of jokes and wheeses and lim: | lighting system with provision that |/Cents on the dollar, and as the ex | school, who have been actively field day hop committee, basket ball /ericks and slams, They're horribly the counell have authority to fix|posltion progresses, if its present! identified with the selfgovernment | manager, prom. committee, dramat- amusing, but nobody can understand appropriations for each ward sepa. | success continues, the stock will/ organization of (hat Inatitution jo club, wubstitate on the tennis them without knowing what they’re/ rately gradually become more valuable.| That the students of this echool|team, bean bag champion, and all|all about, LAsten, I'll lend you this If it becomes apparent that the! can do things # #hown by the fact! the Greek letter soctetion, This girl) book {€ you'll promise faithfully to ‘STEAMER IS ASHORE| (By United Prev.) MANILA, June 18.—Accoridng to telegraphic advices received here, ashore at the mouth of Carangnian harbor, Aaland of Samar. CLUB WOMEN COME 10 SEATTLE NEXT WEEK What promises to be the most tn teresting convention held In Seattle to date is that of the State Feder tion of Woman's Clubs, which meets Tuesday of next week and lasts four days. Gov. Hay will speak on conserv- ing the state's resour and Mayor Miller will deliver the address of welcome. RACES WITH DEATH AND LOSES (My United Pree.) SPOKANE, June 18.—De Witt Be j}dout, the young Pitteburg high | school athlete, has lost his fight for life, and his father, J, N. Bedout, has lost tn his race across the country against death. The boy, who was brought to 8t Luke's hospital from Colville last Tuesday, suffering from ab abscess on the groin, died yesterday. His father, who was wired of the seri ous condition of his son a few days ago, ls now speeding across the country, hoping that he may yet see the boy alive. ARMED MAN TRIES. T0 SEE PRES. THT (Dy United Press.) WASHINGTON, D. ©. June 18.— It was just announced this morn: ing that a tal: weaterner walked up to the front door of the executive mansion Iate yesterday and de manded admission. His actions at tracted the attention of the police! and be was arrested When taken to the station and} searched a revolver and a belt filled with 44-caliber steel bullets! Th James man sald he was Col Strickling of Roseberry, Ark “IL don't Intend to divulge business,” he said. president that I might talk over matters with him. I| shall go back to the White House | when I get out of this station| house and walt for Mr. Taft to re-| |turn, Tam here for a pur and that's all I mean to say my| FRANCE 18 REPOPULATING. The vital statistics of France, which, in 1907, showed an excess of 19,892 deaths over the birthe for that year, a fact that led to the most pessimistic predictions for the future of the French race, have now been published for 1908 “lL came here |i} stockholders will recelve full value! ¢ for their holdings, the stock will go to par. it le It ls a Good Buy. W. M. Geddes of the governme ents. A student scholarship com board at the exposition has been at mittee attends to those who have every exposition in recent yoars.| alien behind In thelr work. A “Speculation and investment in ex school ts self governed hore teach, while the prot} .. 18 of school management are left 1 the students, All questions of Jiscipline are handled by the stud-| hat th whose pleture isn't In doesn't belong 5 STRUCK BY take the bewt of care of it +n ee lare crowded, was hanging on the loutside of the car orga George — Prothero wliceman at Second and James who saw the man fall, be Neves he was hanging too far out student board of control manages position stock has occurred at every the finances of the institution, Isaacson is a stranger in the elty big fair,” says Mr. Geddes 1 am} = and gave his home as Grantaburg, told that smal! fortunes were clear | Wisconsin od up by some speculators at Port THAW 10 HAVE HEARIN poate land, At 10 cents o dol ag2 asa PORE REE EEE HEHE think AY r sina would bipsgrtil While hanging on the south alde ; how ri al *) investment.” ot & west bound James st. cable|® “Editor The Star; Re the #) Expositions officials decline to ] MINE car, Issac Ieaacson, seed 60 years, @ exposition. How ie it that the #) predict what will be paid on A-Y>¥. w truck by a car in pasting and) ® 6w h Building at the expo # stock at the close of the fair, ex thrown to the pavement late yee | ® sition — | run a a es : yt to polnt out the " terday afternoon. 168i * show instes representing bo aang a ie taboos te kel HIS SANITY moved to the Seattle General how # our country? Another Swede # The exposition has a bonded debt of | easiiianena | pital, where it Was eald he suffered | # with myself today were sur # $350,000, which f* the only claim! (hy od Presa.) from concussion of the bratn * prised to find the building # ‘edence , 7 : : | After being taken to the hospital # monopollaed by # picture show & that takes precedence to that ofthe; wHITE PLAINS, N, Y., June 18 stockholders. ~ lenaceon remained unconscious and @ with a fixed charge to eee the # Harry K. Thaw will have to Walt! ihe pnyatelans wore unable to deter |@ came. Mow different from the & in the Mattenwan asylum until July | iying whether his skull was frac: # Canadian Building, where a & |6 for a hearing to determine wheth-| tured or not |® courteous gentieman hands out # er he ts aane and in @ condition (0) ‘The injured man was not noticed |® literature and bide you wel # be released from the asylum. The) unui he was seen to fall upon the | # come. * jease came up before Justice Milt) pavement. He, ike other passen \@ “A DISAPPOINTED SWEDE.” * on & writ of habeas corpus aa gere are competed to do When CATS pe RH RHRERERE EES lby Thaw, but the hearing was post-|" ESTAS: | poned until July 6 When Thaw's|” i wat eS } mother heard the decision to delay) SPOKANE, Jtine 18--Nele Hunt, |Y* Dearins she fainted | former postmaster at Cataldo, Rap ye 9 Idaho, has been cleared of t eo) LINEMAN ELECTROCUTED, charge of aiding tn the robbery of| the Northern Pacific train at Trent.| SPOKANE, June 18—Twenty-! A thew warrant has been tesved two hundred volte of electricity charging him with wife desertion | passed through the body of Fred) and he has been released on bond. | pany, yesterday, killing bim instant ily on top of & pole. The deceased leaves a wife. FIGHT OVER A GIRL PAIRFIELD, TL, June 18—As a result of a feud between certain} young men of this city and mem} bers of a band in theatrical com-| ny showing here, Dr. Charles iniger is dead, Frank McCullough fe dying and Richard Sloan is suf. fering from a severe wound. Herbert Orrin Pinnick, 18 years old, of French Lick Springs, Ind., ts tn Jali for complicity In the tragedy, which took place Inte last night The trouble srose over attentions paid to young women of Fuirfleld by members of the theatrical com- pany i! 'now to do tt,’ the Washington Water Power com MORSE TO PAY BACK tibly refreshed by IMs few hours of] liberty his home for the with jetart right in with the work of re-| (ity Uolted Press) ine, a iineman in the employ of DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR (Hy United Pree) NEW YORK, Jupe 18.—Percep-| jong confinement in| Charles W. Morse left financial dietrict determination to after Tombe. he an avowed abilitating himself financtally “IL am going to pay back every) | dollar I owe, I am going to work) NEARING Only a few more days of the Wonder stores of the largest stoc Carried tn both of t store, at fat. We half by th fering nea at sensatic They show an excess of 46,441) births over the deaths for that} year. The total deaths decreased | 48,266 in 1908, whiue the birtha In creased 18,067 Phone Ind. 4803. MADISON, We are the only exclusive makers * of and chil- clothes in ate, Try our mail order dept. Every offered at very F ia offered Shapes to 60 per Plumes, Ribbons and Trimmir thing ts offered at unheardof pric 1420 SECOND AV. ’ 1621.1523 SECOND AV, ,, CONSOLIDATION SALE} High-Grade Millinery NOTE THESE SAVINGS. Trimmed Wonder Millinery Co. he sald, | i | THE END sensational slaughter at the two ke of this city, We are consolidating he: immense stocks into one 1521-1623 Second av., after July must reduce the atock fully one hat time, To do this we are of rly everything In our two stores mal reductions. Hat in both is ONE-HALF regular prices | Junch of Flowers in both stores at ONE-HALF regular prices store of every description reduced 26 | cont nes al) reduced; in fact every AGENTS NEW IDEA PATTERNG, ED. J. WOLFF C0. Formerly of Third and Pike Now Permanently Located at 1421-23 Fourth Ave. Bet. Pike and Union TELEPHONE MAIN 8964, Come in and Get Acquainted With the New Store Our Prices Are Right. Look Them Over. 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