The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1909, Page 1

cag NO, 115, Cushman—- for an Appoint- or Election = duly 6—There is state of Washing | @lection or the ap | suecersor to that the selection Ne represent the die | will be thrown of the leg | meets in special I! to try State jesoner J. H. oo Congressman ih was ived tn Morning & = hurried of the s«tatut Tat it Was discover ture had over Pthis reapect ever became a state Legistature ithe federal constitu Of the state ts a writ for a spe of the ral » legis by statute the! Rhelettion. The legie Y lon has never fonsequentiy the to the legisiature ia e mn Cushm: _ boars, something Of candidates for famed, and th of the legisiatur be an exceedingly Tt fs contended by that the If it sees fit, elect fm Field. es already in EB. Claypooi, of ret from Alaska BgO with the in it the nomina + when = Cush Other candi C. Reid, of Ta ? of the lower and now attor Pacific; Mar. former judge of W. Corner, inte additions! judge | _eounty; Senator i A. 8. Ruth, it of the wenate; commissioner; » Of Aberdeen; , of Golden | . Aberdeen: | Vancouver, ai mn ION Ib DEAD Chief electrician Siporition, died iast i hospital of peri Wness of five days Of age and leaves 5 Claire, Wis, his Where the remains to the exposition | Working as an tn ment of works until he was given the electrical work Was universally Personally and be Peellent service to Officials at the it Chilberg down Sorrow and re Of their co-wo: Siete ! I land taken to the exposition hosp! 18 SICK AT His Myla Wrens & eaeaiele a J tal, whence ne was removed four} HOME, boy, was caught in the ropes hours later to his home, No bones = of a balloon during an ascen were broken but physicians express | sion yesterday afternoon and 4 the fear that he may have been in-| Ajnert i. Stank who ta cok a aticd« head: dewnward.: $00 ternally injured. Young Lane had! nected with Knosher’s Dry Good feet in the alr a \climbed a tree to get a better view ery fil at hi As the balloon drifted out Woman suffrage whee right name |! the fireworks at the exposition over the ocean, Virgil Moore, he marrlago retat inning, was ay-| eet bisht | well Known! the geronaut, drew the boy up The educated, ve of bis parent jam and tr ‘08! to him and held him close to it at, by B PALEFACES IN CONTROL. | hin side on the trapeze bar. Desterd (iby United Brews.) — After drifting a over aie : - te ere t 108 t MISSION, Mont water for a third of a mile a wifé and mother poring Ribnalted | site é cule ities ineaasnd was Adi HRARARRER EHH) et of wind blew the balloon in all the affaire of life atghter of ‘4 t ad tribe of In 5 on Its aide and it slowly de A comrad Rear the \ t t ae in the r fe " BANE SKEARINGS f scended to the water as the gas Marria relation afternoon ae ike cama of their | * Seattle, * eegaped. not merely to minister to Yiaterday postr ind thé ihvoWing open OC their| * Castings today, ..02.553,740.03 launch dashed to the Marriage should 1 as the ma n to the Palefa & Balance WAOTO16 Wl cue as the aeronaut and the hamanity, whieh withou Maintains his | it Tacoma, * bod touched the water. The evolution of Induat a it is a e of P # Clearings today fi 182,179.00 & onomle value ay pe eee eRERRAER RARE, pilancen 146,668.00 BIG CELEBRATION, Heing able to Hears old, aiug| * MONDAY'S AvY-P, ATTEND: #) Portland. * (Hy United Press.) slgnitic the cine AS the “ % ANCE. *\ & Clearings toda $1,719,02400 & FORT TICONDEROGA, July ¢ The seral ee improperiy {| Yesterday's adtalasions, 61,895 W]e Balances 263,146.00 & | Fronch-Americans here have charg » dioanure, for..the Mernoun seay|* Te for the season. 962,976 w| % * /of today's program at the tercen g LOO TOTTI OR RR Rp anni tenary celebration — PANGS. W, iW gr hospital of pne in the Field to Statesman of Washington Is Called by Grim Reap- er as the Hopes of His Recovery Seemed the Brightest — Pneumonia Followed the Operation —Senator Piles Was at the Bedside—The Re- mains Will at Once Be Brought West NEW YORK, Jnly 6—Franeds Cushman. representative ip Washington this morning at umonta con eae fr died at | jock At the td me were besides the d and nurses | wd States Ser Samuel H Piles, of Washington, and Andrew '. Burleigh, of this ei a lifelong friend. Congresaman Cu under went an ope 1 and HE SEATTLE . MIN TR Uh DIED THIS MORNING IN NO ANEW YORK HOSPITAL =<" Roosevelt | pheumonia resulted } For several days his life had| hung In the balance, but yesterday | aftert h tent that ph } we iia special session | the congressman anc Se who had been with |knocked unconscious rallled to such an ex h Ysiclans that the ertels bh Shortly after midnight suffered a relapse 4 sank rapidly Piles and Mr. Barleigh last evening however, | hopes Were held out by} d been | safely passed. 80 confident were} friends at his bedside that they] st reassuring telegrams to his! jrelatives in Tacome | 'Prohibition Resclation Is the patient al-| LM. - = / \. TEN PAGES SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY LIN CUSHMAN Seattle Is Menaced by a Great Black Hand Con At Least That's What the Police Say spiracy JULY 6,1 109 Complaining Witness and Man Accused as Leader One Time Loved Same Little Maiden Re re. we le { ' Th ft you at ' Ht © have a I Hand i i l ls A i any qe thie t aye th ‘ Hat t east minere here} Thi, according to rumor thi®! tiieg party the : 1 ming he bache = ‘ It ‘ te on 12 Ite Loved the Same Gir 1 Hloma f alleged About « Mr. ¢ - t A u Mr. R word t ; - : — ; for the | Aly as ba Ne an Woma : t j Ny e r D ; ; ~ ehxed i tine , He |e Excited. , > ’ < a i « Detect named Merele Ca ” Alaska Hi : t 3 0 police headquar ye e re 4 Seatt a / hin fe wa " ' t ‘ He Shoots Wild “ark leclared that Mateo enoe Romani had bee { Man had take a enti 3 wale dito kill bi te q he u Ca € A ime of the alleged threat, aceord: | heart afte to find| ed, the f 1 t Ca nt 1 and d en t K. Cart | Tt ruani yente Mr. ( Jed that $25 ud eeph Woe At lone that he r i 1 he owe aAved at noor gottiod rt ( s@ declares Tied Up in Court don't know Wi paves th Rotant loft, threatents vat) = -Butdt ie # matter of court They howe bis Hebt if he ever as { that the ne © both ¢ t's up to Daw mor t and Romani is thed up in co hem with the Black Mar again f WAGED = HOMES, Killed in Suffrage Com.) ~~ WELL KNOWN BUSINESS MAN In the presence of 20,000 peo ' to } 1a relation what men apport he and a truer cor re i to de the pl n the h oth ry ha elt from which evolution of wom increased num op the ical SUFFRAGE MEANS MORE THINK LEA DERS ° attle, and for the past three years a fugitive from BY MRS, CLARA BEWICK COLBY. rvé, rather than to de elf-reapecting where her rights a i citizen makes her a be and coworker with king after these da divine wide of life between the ever Ince foreed within w twor haly iplete woman t woman will not it woman wil a human be the — ? LX Fe TEN PAGES ONE CENT GER S BACK IN SEATTLE LITTLE LOVE QUARREL LEADS TO GREAT SCARE FUGITIVE HAS RETURNED TO STAND TRIAL JOHN H, RIPLINGER, John Riplinger, former comptroller of the city of ____ justice, reached Seattle at 2 o'clock this afternoon from Honduras. Riplinger fled the city after his defeat by William Hickman Moore in the mayoralty contest of 1906. Some time after his disappearance it was discovered that he was short many thousands of dollars in his accounts with the city. A warrant for his arrest was issued, and the state department at Washington appealed to in an effort to secure his return to Seattle. Because of the lack of an extradition treaty, however, Riplinger could not be brought from Honduras. Two years ago Riplinger’s attorney, Will H. Morris, announced that some time within the follow- ing two years Riplinger would return to Seattle, pre- pared to stand trial. This promise was made good this afternoon, when Riplinger stepped from the west- bound Northern Pacific train. The exact date of Riplinger’s arrival was an- nounced in a telegram to Will H. Morris, received at 1:30 this afternoon. The train bearing the fugitive comptroller should have reached Seattle about noon today, but was delayed, and did not arrive until 2 nate as! o'clock WHAT SUFFRAGE WILL DO 1 not he formeny had no redre in ts perhaps of divorcees not aponalble suffrage most constantly since his condition | itt A. F fl. They Quote Statistics to rerce showed “a 8 provort in became serious, uald they would mittee ——A. Ff. o » is W ; ae jon, fou tines as make artangements for the sendinx! Endorsed by Women ASHE Show That When Wom- may Gveries wore granted 18 1h of the body to Washingtos restern group of states as were Representative-Cushman was the A PRS en Vote Number of Mar kranted in Wyomlng, and that ther bumorlset of the house of represen * Li I were three thy as many in the um ne hi p The nal American Woman riage Licenses Increase wyoie (yjio4 States 7 ret jtatives. He waa elected to con Suffrage &: Pr net tals ty ; | gress when was years of wp the ba > Hontate, | BY BONNI HEELER and the ballot w¥l make more ma age and was serving his sixth ‘ : ONNIE WHEEL . term. He was & ed a8 © mew unless th he Step (By United Press.) The moet ides of human rela ages at fewer div |ber of the ways and means com-| Petition it the PHILADELPHIA, July 6— # is the comradeship of a man mitteo at the lant session of con- | *lution « which has the) Landing on a pile of olf cam and 4 wom he establishment|* ** 4 * SUM RE NE YS areas by, Uncle Joe Cennon for his | (estion ut ment reports) non baile when hie parachute ai4 maintenance of a home,” « * WATER SHUT OFF. * ‘ i ed orably to the convention n lloon, 7 ‘aie & Water will be shut off on & ~ ‘ A 2 8 afterr . onta, Ohi of the Nation eres a : phe Pig Parent Beat. —_ oe In the minds of the resolution! gustained injuries which may | suttrag ~ At rs ida nan & pect at. cutting off the Inter: # cific const to be a member of the (committee, the association haa! prove fatal, The balloon was tion tomorrow. | * fe malos in the ® committee of the W Sle. jenough to do to take care of the above Frankford arsenal tate hould aie on North Broad- @ — 0 ueetio 4 - East Cushman has always attracted a| * sage Re be . ’ : yesterday when the pars mute ’ . am reat dea! of attention {n the house. | ., ‘ung rerolution « ving the) supports snapped, and the is comrade fie pow sand of the tact that he Grangers’ association and the! young aeronaut fell among the ad : . prican Poder on of hor * was considered the homeliest man eartea tar onmy neg Bgl pial] Belang fr : ah * reported avorab y e commit fi ” . A eT ang ee Ot pe ne | tee for the reason that th 4 AERONAUT DROWNS ioe “wl ae * stormy debate on free lumber in| Oter organizations endorse GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, July | woman will mean the betterment | et the house he thrown into the | Strat 6—In view of thousands o of the humas : breach by ths Mics crotastionints | In telling phrases the resol tion) fourth of July celebrators, Mru. Clara Dewich Colby, the ea-|* © ™ * to get the house Into good humor, |C°MMIttee recommended extreme! Prof, Hart, a Chicago arronaut, |ftor of the Woman hone of RR REM ER ee measures in the question of child) wag drowned in the Wisconsin voice Shaw's sen nen: jiabor, For # time it was thought) iver yesterday, At a height /timeute, backed by wtatintic Francis W, Cushman, Inwyer and] ‘° form it go ent of 500 feet his balloon col jthat are more than convincing | member of congress since March 4, @ last and moat emphatic res-| japeed. Hart's frantic efforts 11899, was born at Hrighton, Waah-| olution was the o lorning the) to cut loose were futile, and he She Has Studied It. ington county, low, May §, 1867,| 18th amendment to the Untted! tei) into the river Mrs, Colby has boon work He was the son of Henry and| States, which gives the woman the }for years, and spent m ein Elizabeth Cushman. He was edu | “ht (0 vote DASHED TO DEATH | Wyoming stud the results of pillliskaseataie cated fn the common school of his} The association will use every PORTLAND, Ore., July 6— ears of Woman's voting in that native town and the academy at| method poustble to secure the par! prougande of persons saw | state WASHINGTON, July 6—The Pleasant Plain, Ia, He engaged in | “&¢ bY Congress of the 16th amend James Corcoran, an aeronaut of Women, fo do th ame work at loge adopt an amend the active practice of the law unti] | eat next spring : : | Lowell, Mass, dashed to in | thelr moti grandmot ment to the corporation tax ani nd san, Ati interesting exhibit of the i id in days gone b leave ment providing the exemption from ange on Te aera ro tion (Press work of all sectione of the| Sant bere fen Veslirdey oe hoe ae seg Gainy ae [taxation of fraternal organization = ; ried oF in boing ie way World dealing with the suffrage Setoaran rlatsek the firing ee peri cee teltast thal 4 loan associations oper ee eee enone the firm of Cushman | deation was shown during the af Srevolver for the signal to cut {economic value and will not clusively for the mutual a Gadhean, lawyers, of Tecema. {vernon 8 rey ie cerachulen He wae [the qpnditions surrounding the thelr members, and of labor orga & Cushman, lawyers, of Tecoma.| “immense suffrage banners sont| [000 hie pa : fi nizations or any corporation opera A brother, E. B. Cushman, waa ro-|.°™ the Eagilet ‘ ; only 500 feet in the air, and the | Workers of toda ted exclusively Higious or edit Alaska, and 1s at present at Juneau, | rere oe one i aan olttnn anes oe ot Hoes not re) At 1:80 this afternoon the tariff Resides a brother, Mr. Cushman’s | te when will hold in cle FALL FROM BASKET ect his utils Waa veported: 107 family consisted of a widow and ah oe fon ai tt AY Pp | “2 ‘ MODESTO, Cal, July 6— The wor knows |} saa be <edealatal lie. tha 06m in aged mother, } SBE seesian Rt the 2 KrOUDd | Gant, Mitchell, pilot of the bal. [her o ner will the |! rig Wye ot tomorrow, and the hanging of the) toon “Greater Oakland,” Ed. | marital Ere er eee ee ee ntitae thay 6 ee |bannere which have gone through : . D iT he teitar eat he finance committee today de - ullock, 0! city, ere ma ages. . oo f LL FM | me |seetae Pallot created consideranie| suffering from severe bruises | More Were Wed f authorizing an fesue of addition leecceat received when they were tipped | “why in Kansas, aftor th m-!at bonds to meet the cost of cor hae from the balloon basket while jon obtained the munteipal ballot, | struction of the Panama canal § AN y I here yesterday. Tullock was |orenaed, and in Wyoming, after/9:30 this afternoon in order to i. dragged more than 100 feet be nearly u f voting © secure a reprint of the tariff bill fore he freed himself from the “pen, a caref omparison of} with the amendments thus far of the U.S. Life Saving station at! ee Pee _ the A-¥,-P. exposition, 8. Lane, 22} BOY CARRIED UP 6 ose = ‘ years old, of Georgetown was | SANTA CRUZ, Cal., July 6— tter Immediately upon stepping from the train, Rip- linger was taken in hand by his attorneys and hustled away. His attorneys refused to state his whereabouts, and denied all requests for interviews. Riplinger was arraigned before Judge Gordon at 3 o'clock this His bond was fixed at $10,000. It was immediately given, with Henry Beck and Herman Goetz as bondsmen. afternoon. Riplinger was then - ng, the Mayflower Being attached (iy United Press to a regular train. NEW YORK, J t { \ chunk of anthracit ix ' nearly four 1 { f the ELLSWORTH WITHDRAWS window of A coach att | My United Pees Taft's special t @ Wl DENVER, Colo é preside Ast oD thd his name rhe ul crash th \ the candidates for the preaid ind f the coach the > } duc 1 preside G ew t Baker, of the Untyersity tered through the ca of Colorade ocome a strong Detectives int presidont’s lida rasa (a ERR Ni: ame