The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1909, Page 10

tw TWO WOMEN FIGHT A QUEL. THE DEATH Murder and Then Suicide Occur in Fashionable Apartment House in the City of Chicago. (Ry United Press) CHICAGO, Sept. 16.—Mre Stivers, formerly of New York and killed Mrs, Julius Tripp of this clty, her sisterin-law, and then com Jacob mitted sutctde tn the apartments of the former in a fashionable resi den district here late yesterday Mrs. Tripp was found with 10 bullet wounds and one knife wound in her body, Mrs, Silvers died at a hospital last night ing the crime. The police able to get a full and connected statement from Mrs. Silvers, as she repeatedly became unconscious while being questioned, and died before any details could be obtain ed. It ts belleved the tragedy was caused by a quarrel over the di vision of household duties. Only one revolver was found in the apartments, and eight empty shells and two cartridges were found, showing that the revolver was reloaded during the struggle Mre. Silvers had been staying in the Tripp home for about a month. Mr. Tipp, in discussing the t ly, sald "Rarce months ago Mra, Silvers was deserted by her husband. St)! vers sald he had left because of hér queer actions, which led him to} believe she was becoming mentally unbalanced. I wrote Mrs. Silvers | to come and make her home with} us. | after confess were Wn | “Mrs. Tripp told Mrs. Silvers she} would have to do her share of the) work about the house, but Mre. Sil-| vers insisted that she was a guest) and did not intend to work. This} caused many quarrels, and Monday | my wife asked me to tell Mra. Sii-} Vers that she would have to do part | of the work. Mrs. Silvers overheard | this and said she would ‘get’ my/ wife. Mrs. Silvers did not appear for any of her meals Tuesday, but yesterday she was at the breakfast table, and apparently had forgotten all about her differences. They went visiting together yesterday af | VME STAR—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1909, was to become the nation’s chief executive | | The Same Old Things. The bedroom which Taft will oo | oupy tn Los Angeles is furnished with pleces which he knew well when he was a boy. There is the! old four-poster which was in bis own room in Cincinnati, and there are the old-fashioned, hand-made lace curtaing at the windows, stil! good after 75 years of service. Ths 3 paEO ve eR EN Once upon a time, on very espe he larger picture is a view in the Los Ang celal occasions, little Wilite Taft, A. Edwards, President Taft's only sister, The table, chairs, ornaments elevated on his chair by the family and draperies were once furnishings in the old Taft home In Cincin- dictionary, was allowed to, sit at) nati, On the right Ie the clock that (irat belonged to the president's | the “big” table wit the “grown | iat eames | eect ot une, Of quuren, the) Srenmemether end which wes teking eff the sovends in family dictionary is not necessary | home of the Tafte when the baby that was to become president was now, but at the Edwards dinner born. Above is a view of the Edwards’ cottage, which for two days table Taft will find the same old| wilt be the nation’s “White House.” Below is a portrait of Mre. Ed table and the same old chairs, and) .,.4 no doubt he will act very much Hike} the same old boy. For presidents, | = when the big, critical world tsn't IT’S NOT SUCH A BIG Ww watching, are not very much dif ferent in thelr emotions from oth | er folks, you know THAT'S WHAT A RESCUED RES. There is just a chance, too, that! CUER THOUGHT WHEN HE FOUND HIS OWN RESCUERS IN AN AMUSEMENT PARK —————— ee ALL RLD, AFTER MEETING 16 CALLED. Members of the Hightand Park Improvement club, which ts seek ing improvements in the territory » between South Park and Fauntle President Taft will eat his dinner) from the sanie plate that used to ternoon.” . be piled up with turkey and “fix AFTER 28 YEARS. j is ms on Thanksgiving day back to} pre " | roy, will meet on October 4 in | Cincinnati. For Mra Edwards has! OAKLAND, Cal, Sept. 16—To the offices of Attorney Robert A j many of the old Taft dinner pieces) +. saved from starvation in the Devers to discuss reports of the GROW) ANGERED i] and It fs a fairly safe pondictian | Wilds of Siberia by friendly Fakt committee on lMght, water and that she will bring them all out IM) no and 28 years Inter to meet the diskipariation i [honor of her big brother, | ax|Fescuers In this clty seems Ikea on ; jeurtains and the dishes are all $0! caleny peoperiy other at tate ets | Mrs. Edwards bas that will carry 3 re Pursued by s mob of citizens, | Taft back to his boyhood. There| [has Sent 0? congress ts hates of after he had aroused their anger | are pictures, braswes, little knick | 6. 14 tated U. 8. steamer Jean by striking his daughter. Eima, 13) years old, with bis fiat, S. BE. Crabb | was rescued near the city hall last night by two policemen before he Was overtaken by his pursuers As he was seized by Charles Tennant, captain of detectives, and | Patrolman James Doom, the crowd gathered around the trio and threatened to carry out their orig- inal intention of mobbing Crabb, but quick work on the part of Ten- nant and Doom in hustling their Prisoner to a cell prevented such & demonstration. | Crabb and his daughter live on Fifth av. near Jefferson, where he has provided for her since he sep- arated from his wife, years ago. Last night Crabb lost his temper = Struck Elma because she was it. Neighbors witnessed this act When he saw some men approach, Crabb ran through the streets. The crowd had increased considerably when Crabb was rescued at the upper corner of the city hall. His/| daughter's face was bruised by the| blow, but she was otherwise un-| injured. to slay his wife. knacks and a hundred and one oth-| 61f.'00 ‘eanioring veamel which had been lost in the northern seas | After cruising In the Arctic with Jout success until Inte in the fall | Cahtil placed the Rodgers tu winter | quarters on the northeastern coast of Siberia. Fire destroyed the ves sel before a month had passed, and | Cahill and his crew were left with | out food and without clothing, other (By United Pree) |than that which they wore. UKIAH, Cal, Bept. 16.—Carrying| No ship could reach the Amert out @ threat made to his wife be-|ecans until the next «pring; death fore he shot and fatally wounded | from starvation and cold od [TTEMPTS MURDER OF WIFE, THEN SUIGIDES Re her on the main street Iaat night, | their fate. But there were hearts Stewart F. Faudre, a farmer of So-| warm with sympathy even in the noma county, hanged himself to ajicy wastes of the north. Some | From Seattic Paper, Rept 14, [tree In the orchard of Robert Me-| friendly Eskimos found the Amert himeelf|cans and shared with them their the re-|shelter and their store of walrus and seal ment, and thus the men texisted for nearly six months be Garvey and then shot through the temple with volver he hed used in the attempt Onwa, the Oldest Woman of the Eskimo Tribe That Succored the) Rodgers Expedition. Faudre, when he ended his life,| fore they were rescued by a whal was being pursued by a posse of | ing vessel himself called by his Siberian! citizens and deputy sheriffs. | BStroliting a few nights ago name, and before him stood his ree through an Oakland amusement cuers of 28 years ago. park, Cabfll came upon a village of | Eakimo huts, Suddenly he heard SS aT, It was Cahili's turn to treat It's @ little world we live in. } NEWSPAPEAMAN DEAD. ® (By United Premed VALLEJO, Cal, Sept. 16 George Roe, a veteran newspaper: | man of this city, died here today, | at the age of 65 years. Until he |? — ee | KES jers. The drop i# taken by farmers to Indicate that market prices of flour and wheat will be lower this reason FOREST FIRES MEET. (By United trees OXNARD, Cal Sept. 16—Two forest fires that have been raging in the mountains near here met ear ” | CHINESE WOMAN SUICIDES “ HER WNME WILL BE | aan smatenseces | | BAN FRANCISCO, Bept. 16 The second Chir woman in ¢ —_— --— = — « 1 t or things, including a well-worn ta ae i cide by hanging occurred ear! LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 16-| ble arownd which the little Tafts nn _v) 49/487 when Dong Ching Shee I Suppose you were president of the|used to do thelr ‘nome work,” all LDOK-PLEASANT girl wite of Dong Yick, » prominent x brought to California from Ohlo binese merchant, hanged he United Btatos ; , The reason ts that when the Taft lacie 8 yg skylight of mage Somme at Suppose you had a chance ©) home was broken up in Cincinnat, #42 Dupont # nune er visit a little, vinecovered cottage mont of the household things wore PHOTOGRAPHERS INSIST ON hand had taken her from her f where you could keep your engage turned over to Mra, Edwards, the GIVING NEW BORN BABE A year-old son ments by the same old clock that | Orothers insisting that the slater DISTINCTIVE NAME. / should always have with her all you were born; where you could | - - When J, EB. Ralston, president of sleep on the same old bed where the Photographers’ Association = Salt aaa as a lad you dreamed of fighting now In session in the Pine Arte (Wy ted Pees) Indians or of the great things you building at the exposition, took o¢| HOQUIAM, Sept. 16.—The Coast were going to do when you were casion to gently chide one M. L,| #bingle mill, one of the largest he uld eat at the Onkes, of 4704 Thackery place, for | Plants here, resumed operations t eSmagregcd ygpwne Mapabirings > wviy : ti at the previous |48¥ after a short shut down, The same old table under which you having boon absent at the previous | U8) After & Bhor whut down ome a= , wewnion yesterday morning, the sald ' used to kick your heels while you ML. Onkew sprang a little surprise |Of WAKON recently demanded by its stowed away your 5 o'clock bread which kept the members of the| ¥6avers and packers It js thought that the action will and milk In the days when you association bury throughout the — PM tn ay be adhe cr de just “Willte | day trying to find a sultable name Weaken the cause of the other pa dace " for the baby. Oakes had been pre | ¢™ployers in an alleged attemy Say, wouldn't that Just nat we ~ sented by Mrs. Oakes with a bounc- | hold down the wage scale akin the White House to death? ing Spound baby girl, and as the That is what is in store for Pres little stranger te the first born since sacacgagen —_ aa wow Patt faites Low the establishment of the associa y Ver Proms.) cornet: nee rtm oad» mech don the photographers decided to| NORTH YAKIMA, Sept. 16 geles next month. The president claim her for thelr own Clad in the fighting regalia of thetr ln to be the quest of his only sis Accordingly Papa Oakes gave tribe, warriors who fought under ter, Mra. Dr. W. A. Edwards, at consent that the convention should the grim Nez Perce leader, Chief her pretty rustic home on West) his daughter. After a discus Joseph, in the winter war of 187 | Adams street sion lasting at intervals all through today held @ pow-wow with their He will find himself surrounded | the day, and after a vote had been blood brothers, the Yakimas, at by many boyhood friends, old fam-| taken it was found that “Lucille” | Sumach park here ily heirlooms. The tall, sedate old was in thé majority and that “Look clock in the Edwa: il, whieh Pleasant” was second best, so the FLOUR TAKES DROP, first belonged to the grandmother baby was christened “Lucille Look (By United Prem of the president, once stood In the Piendant Oakes. WALLA WALLA, Sept. 16 hall of the old Taft residence lithe ERO ee Yiour dropped from 66 = barrel to Cincinnati, where it marked 96.40 here today following an ao hour of the birth of the baby NEWSBDYS Tl A |powncoment to that effect by retail ON HAND AT THE SEATTLE TONIGHT Tonight the ne sboye reign eu preme at the Seattle theatre, The ly today on the crest of the Bal sick fund of the newsboys’ union ent , SrAke Sk Se eon ie to be given @ big boost by a, own the canyon. RACE TO SOUTH POLE. ST. JOHNS, N. F., Sept. 16- The mail boat from Labrador re. porta that Commander Peary and Capt. Bartlett have already settled on an expedition to the Bouth Pole. benefit performance of “The Fac tory Giri.” Al the boys tn the city will be present and help swell the fund. Besides the regular performance, the boys themeelves will put on some vaudeville turns between acts, | They bave on board the Roosevelt Chick Hudson and Harry Krant/ furs, #ledges and other equipment wili go after each other in the| necessary for such an expedition equare ring for a four round exhi-| bition. Tomorrow, they will leave | for San Francisco, where they will POSTMASTERS COMING. Postmaster Fisk, of San Fran stage a fight the tatter part of| cisco, and Assistant Superintend this week. jent Hall, of the Division of Salaries Stanley Cameron, the famous| and Allowances, will arrive in the bewsboy tenor, will be there and) city on Sunday to attend the Post treat the sudience to some real | masters’ convention here. songs, sung by « real singer, so the newsboys say. | Other big acts are acheduled, | j | i Fires Under Control. SAN DIEGO, Cal, Bept. 16.—-For- est fires that have been raging near Escondidio and Dehea, San Diego county, since early yesterday, are reported today to be controlled. and every minute between the acta of the show will be taken up. Be there and ald newsboys who may become {1 COAL GOES UP. King Coal Still 3 Tons for $ 1909. The Same Story People in Seattle have become accustomed at a time when their necessity is greatest fers us an opportunity of demonstrating ing our coal—where the price is always j A Car Load Has Arrived KNIFE. WIELDER i FAR AWAY Bf —, of the w No, the Ital k Flynn te luring © quartet Patrolman Joon ed that Gallig oon grounds gaan tried to borrow 8 } Ha ey NEW JAPANESE @ (By Unltea Sept. 16—It the forelgn aron TOKIO Re ria, to suceeed kehira, ag ador to the ¥ cohol © tonte? Mok. 008 make the No Al engthen or Nike Ayers vastly at with My 4. ©, AYER © Lowell, Mase, in not ‘ENDINGTON'S PROMISE! The sweeping mend everything but ines, crockery and gh | Old Folks . When. falling be | helped by the king | That word “ri ; deat. 1 can safely andi that my long experienee: to furnish, in every right glass. | i we | Myers Optics! Co. Second Floor, 1414 Over Raven Open Sai a. & to coal prices This rise in price the advisability of Bt ust. ; Our first car load of coal that we have promised buyers of stock has arrived. They are supplied with a superior coal—- tically for nothing. More coal will follow. Are you expet some? Our Pian Takes Well MARTIN & CO. 1207 Ged Av, Opp. Hotel se High Grade Gloves | Bankrupt Sale JOURNEYMEN GET A CHANCE. | retired a year ago, Roe had been |t | connected with the Vallejo Morning | ON THE FRONT { | Times for 35 years | SOCCeaREREC TERE EES, plumbing ordinance now pending SEEING THE FAIR AT |. The steamer Victoria Is due from before the city council will be| George Winn, of Deadwood, 8. D,,| the North on the 19th Inst. and taken until the journeymen plumb-| aged 86, 18 a daily visitor at the | W!li sali again on the 22nd at 9 ers have been given a chance to| exposition. He came to Seattle to|?. ™. The steamer Yucatan of the examine it. The council health | visit his niece, Mrs. O. H. Carpen-|*#me line sailed this morning at and sanitation committee will hold| ter. Mr. Winn goes about the city k. The steamer Dolphin @ special session next Monday aft-| alone and is enjoying his visit im h arrived in port on Tuesday, 19-GENT No further action on the new 10 o’clo wh winter Bo When we offered three tons of coal with every share of sto | ernoon. mensely. leave out tomorrow at 10 $22,000 stock of Clothing, Mate f the city ‘ . ays ‘ 0 x | o'clock Shoes and Furnishings at your der order ot value $10—in lieu of dividends for three years, we exped TKR &T 4: nies rel ut : PR tsa AC PA at rnicn wT aes the price of ee of rool if have many applicants, but the results far exceeded our 4, Jand tied up at plier A, bringing ~ oti ‘ i 5-000 canes af walthon from the Yeu | Th@ Raven vreseription service Ce re ee eins expectations. 4 : Bay cannery at Ketchikan. The; ae an“ ts prvi om ead ts e ia still a large quantity of salmon seribing te most efficiently euppte ‘Z A held in the northern canneries by mented by the druggista skill In Black Diamond. Roslyn and N. Our i roperty % ! the owners of the traps ve are compounding. RAVEN ORUG LO. | & been advanced 7, pve 4 brieogy ivan ne pa gehimtetatatamedih 2 sacnsn case navanced simila The King Coal Mining Co. property is 57 miles from Seattle}! ; ship their product ——————————— low : : 2 | WITHDRAW POWER Sites, |90 YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, Roslyn hump, $6.76; Mostyn nut, $6.76 railroads to ship over; 800 acres of good coai land; our owt a | ree lle RENT on ExcnAnt CASH a Binck Diamond tome, 4870 & ton. "or — ae with kee ee Pacific and sak eaaiee a Ce : Femceasie lane 7 orthern railroads; a complete equipment for operating @ i NORTH YAKIMA, nt. 16—| we : oe a EO Renton . ads ; piet 4 quipmer E ie | Notice was recelved at the local | stag ait kinda eew sud second |and, (4 Whee householders seek ‘Inform we are now shipping to 17 cities, including Seattle. ‘Ss land office that all power sites| Will save you ble money. ao Je. he arcs Sere tet 8 RR 28 et CAG cn along the Yakima river in the vicin- | gry ge OWA Ce bea, Piiensd "The cartage copt Tenge fram At the lowest estimate, our property will produce 20,000,000 La Rs a lly con a mat Nebel velit siecaceeltccbaniioiibtd tnt’ thet boat ‘fo nmuled from the bones of coal. Our profit per ton is $1.25. It is i ssible etn rE RE Mact withdrawn fro: entry for the pres ers. A charge of from 25 to 60 cents & , is impossible to select a Talking Machine from a ent. Approximately 6,263 acres of | pPOWNING, HOPKINS @ AYER, Jae ton je made for ¢ rying -the cos! tnt9 Ot et Rake eat ae ee Hee. land are involved, 631 acres being Batad - ae . small stock in which one or two makes only are repre- [| aneres end | yee po Bo A Business Proposition sented, and have that selection satisfactory in every par t "7 A +e a eer ae tieular. GIRL IS HIT BY Awcks, Grain and Po svistons, This $10,000 we are raising is to "be used in improving our P At Eilers every make is represented—every style is STRAY BULLET) stm raones azo. vibe i erty. The electric tram system that we will install for taking of * sho ide by sid ’ ‘ | TLANTIC CITY, N et, 16, |= i c © s ‘ i ns larger div hown side by side—any selection may be played on every ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept. 16.| coal will reduce the cost and increase the output ten times. This means | dividends for i : ‘ ’ ; . Miss Rose Stewart, aged 26, a 1 mane stockholders. The number of new customers we will gain will more than pay us for the coal We : machine, and a satisfactory choice is absolutely assured waltress at the Chalfonte holel, was cow save & f. : ae aa al ; i ; the Innocent victim last night of a the "Dental give away. Ve will appreciate the opportunity of helping you to de warfare between the local police Go ateletty * 2 | nad, and a squad of detectives brought work for 2 ar" y cide, ole HH syed Bea, rece i Our Guarantee | T $1 00 W. Goldenburg to ald him in wiping , | erms—pDt1.' a eek sep hone SS vee psn Meg cf We not only give you a certificate that binds us to give you three tons of coal with every sitam Jover the heads of « wildly oxetted stock, but we will also make this a promise from each and every director in the company. | [tives from the tenderloin Glateict | Bentisut'» “RBWEh's. Shon, AoE We want you to know us and are prepared to satisfy any investigation that you may care to pyri : Tatking Machines | back as she sat on the xecond-story | by cur speciale ring them in for Ait porch of the Cedarcroft hotel, It| 8” exam! and Records. |fa'fenred that she. will de trove, KING COAL MINING COMPANY Crops “Bully,” says Wilson. SCHUCHARD OPTICAL Co, R AE “ad 1207 Second Ave, . Third and Successors to CHICAGO, Sept. 16.—-James M.|_~ _ so Ph Main 8287 oom A, ntrance Arcade, Block Open Eveni S Wilson, secretary of agriculture, ar ones $5 ; University D. &. Johnston Co. rived here after a five weeks’ sur-|_ 9° you want to buy a home? Gee Ind. 3921 SEATTLE, WASH. 10 o’Clock ' vey of Wentern crops, which he|The Stare real estate classified ad = ee | declared were “bully,” columns, 4