The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1910, Page 6

AROR CHIEF LONELY AND BLIND ALASKAN WALKS TRIES SUICIDE SO HAPPY OVER ENGA (Dy United Pree) FINDING HIS LOST LOVED ONES way Soi Cheb a tliat whe may become the bride of cqnasutratemsinmnepninentie Andrew Marcus, Guadalupe Gar ela, who {# serving « 90-day sen Ht. Roardman, blind and heartsick, ie groping hl« way about tence in the county jail here, will earoh of Nie wife and tw Hidren, f whom he has been “4 paroled in the near future os not know their addre he doew not even know that ) Boattle, but every he walks In one direction or another hote with the pa halting #tep of the blind, in the hope | cli United Press I f finding U nly happir that the world Ide out to hin | My United Press) i PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. | 1 find my wife and ables,” he orte They will look after SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, eb, 26 o6.-Three persons are reported e and IT ean be happy Thank God, | stil have my strength, and Kmima Schwab, 19, leaped into N JAIL i) CROOK to have been ot this afternoon with the ' my wife's eyes, I can work, We can go into por the waters of San Fraheisco bay in a street car riot at Fifth and ' busine and t y, just aw we were a fow years ago, when [rather than betray the man she Glenwood aves. Police reserves | babies were 1 I could see an well aw anyone else }was in love with, But her attémpt | 3 and constabulary were rushed IF ME CAN BUT TOUGH HI8 LOVED ONES. Ot dulclés revetlod (he sank, Tox Le warts wed , to the scene. 1 will never wite the little iris again, but if T ean ee bs sey at Fine DY aca | found it necessary to borrow : ~ be with the t of their hands and hear their votees, | |money, but wax always prompt SHILA ORE EEA. Twill t nient thea apo Revel —_—S bie nd ss ‘}about repayment, Then he had @ race go tam tired and I want to be with them and rest, Tam lonely, en4 |mother learned that abe hed been {ite perecnal trouble; | hie wife I don't ¢ ' 1 wilt 1 do not know where they are, and it | left him and secured a divoree in toda a . A ‘ secretly meeting a niurine from the ; ; Laval ler * AFG for who ts blind to search, but I feel sure that Twit find 1 Uy 8. 8, California, Her mother pe nin ha esi Mg Teader wa hem or that they will tind me before | her / under this and continued hin great tnett! f |domanded the sailor's name, The) Siang the Hope # nly ray of sunshine t now per tes the darknew+ [girl wouldn't tell eam hin lor the au |*" ; _— a forever man's portion, and ft cheers | Then Mra, Schwab took matters Pusaling Financial Deals ow : t , the lobby of the Northern hotel or makes im- jin her own hands. She got in| Just what the colonel was driv re t the gener elivery wind: a postoft e if ome | touch with ficers of the sbip|ing at financially is hard to deter 4 t ” i has arrived through the matte and took & a on board, Tho} mine, ae his business affairs are arte: IF THE WIFE WILL ONLY WRITE TO HIM imarines were lined up before the | highly complicated » far ax can pe | wh ' te she’ will but wr aia ta ate of Gass 101 be learned, his only coal land po It wa t Delivery, Seatt v vn be united, for I shall visit the postoffice Now point out the man,” the session was an unsigned option c y day.” sayeth neal mother demanded. Jeertain coal lands in Lewis county, The f this helpless man from his family is the result |. The girl hesitated « minute, then| which option would become valid hia’s unton of a anding which. ar white they were living In Daw. |2toke from her mother's grasp, ranjon the payment of $5,000. It ts ald meet with |aon ¢ : . *” Roardman and the children malted [tO the rail and threw herself into that the colonel was care S but the husk Cdiker veveataed tt Gengwer, trom. [ee 0@ about his methods of raising 1 that he had | whi ple he t ¥ came, It wae while he w Skagway | moment's pause and a marine | the $5,000, for Beardslee, the com ment in an in-|that he loat his sig? me hae nett > cer toward hin wife, [Dad Droken from the ranks and|plaining victim, deciares that the er of newspaper jand he le anxious t th her and the Nttle girls throws himself in after her, Emma | Lewis coal lands are valuable pre at the unintentionally hod picked out the| Beardslee saw an ad for & yard w, stated today "| man. }man to handle coal. He answered t correctly. 'GOODIE—NOW WE CAN SOON SEE | There was a hard strugle in the|!t and met the colonel. The col rs mat " water as the sailor awam after the/onel assured him that hie Van ore HALLEY’S COMET WITH NAKED EYE | giri, caught ner and sustained her|couver coal mines were on the f pe ealia above water. Both were exhaust-| verge of shipping three barges a-| (ay tani: Sess PEED A DEON oN Jed when the lifeboat reached them, |day to Beattle, Heardslee was to re would be lit BERKELEY. Cal, Feb. 2-14 he om w apereaeiid the The officers refuse to give out|receive $100 a month. He invest the day jtey net will soon be winible with. | sun, will pass it Maret sorording | ‘2? Bame of the sailor who reacued | od 91,000, and now holds & sieely mmpany made a slight jout th it of a glass, according toto Meyer, and probat wilt, then | 22@ irl or to say definitely that be engraved stock certificate, which today when it annoum .-W, Meanee att tne® thaniie..ot-tan ima Invisible until It emerges on| Wat ber sweetheart, but it is be-| holds out @ promise of 15 per ornt & willingness to re-engage the strit:|gepartment of astronomy, at the the western «ide of the sun Heved that the matter will be set |dividends Garland signed the cer i fhe Cat men as “new employes, ltriiversity of California. The starletated that no dieastrous « ted amicably all round. ae as president and Conrad ? should they return to work by NeXt lairesdy can be seen through oper sail oad slat a \ctine of Portlend, as secretary Tuesday | : PAee. | Guemaae. AES 8S ored with & mem | Garland also told Reardalee of Coos ’ |xlasees. The sky wanderer may be approach of net toward the f wt ty dthtinn ws a lohan Lenathe A \ its coal lands and a tine of steam na - Jere to Portland. E BALLINGER NOT ts es se A Royalty Contract ; “SILVER DICK WARNER Is BUSY AGAIN; 4 ‘Then, to complicate matters, Gar i; WANTS TO WRECK CHICAGO TENDERLOIN tant sttoreh Into 8. revalig’ oon f tract with the Huntington mines at TO BE TRUSTED ——— | eee PN te i : (My United Pree) fered te teal & monster parade That the colonel was not lacking CHICAGO, Feb 26 Iver Dick” | throwah the “red light” distric 4 Sade oie in nerve is shown by the fact th a (Conctuded.) Warner, a pr task lie reser aiaee henaan atthion tha thats through the agency of Arthur G ber 4. This letter reveals the sita-|Ameele# and Seattle, who has be with pickaxes and cobbleston Yeare a Victim of Stomach | Hette he tried to take $500 more ' ation to which Pinchot referred. ng an active part in the anti-| Warners suggestion and offer re-| and Bowel Troubles and Rheuma, —S—Ss—CS—SCS by Geasenns 48 Late moon fight in Chicago, In an ad ved but scant attention from his! tiem, Quickly Relieved of His j ares: t night bef «a large workers, Several denounced bis! Pinchot sald in tter that crowd of temperance workers, of- | proposal Suffering by the Loughney Bake be advised Giavis to lay the Alar | tee vo Oven. kan matter before the president * = es He said that Ballinger did not no ' tify the forest service that appli ' tines vate [ist see ANY | FIRST WIFE'S the Cunningham claims, althoug! JAP WARSHIPS? a part of t oy within the fo eat ree ater denied ac PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2 | cess is fn to|f “Japan can land a fleet at Se } men representing the forestry ser ttle any foxgy day without so | eVice much as ca « the bark of a i The letter states that on Ma . and she n march he 20, 1909, Secretary Bal e began troops down the coast and take is OU Pe) to restore to entry, without ad ry excuse for fortifications He did not ke my cooking be } tisesent, lands which bad b which we have n the coast use it was not the way his first withdrawn by Secretary Garfle'd without fear of se 1s oppost wife cooked. If I fixed up the house “You” (Taft), continues the tien he w f scold because It wae not letter, .“cald that the reopen Thin ix the little lullaby Low §/ Gone the way that his first wife did ing of the lands had been men fe M. Shaw, former secretary | 't I could not do anything but that tioned te you by Secretary Bal of the treasury, sang to Seattic J h¢ would comptain and say that his linger, but that he had not told 4 the United States in gen § fret wife would have done different you what it meant end that eral today. He wai ying |. This was the explanation given q you would see him about it that be predicted war with Ja in the superior oo nis morning Thereupon the policy of restor pan in a re apeech at Mor Heaste Carlson as to the domeatic ation was reversed, and what ristown, N. J at in denying it felty between herself and her has been deciared to be iilegat he made matters worse, for band, Charter Carizon vi was soon considered to be with what he left unsaid about the We have got along all srael’s Return’ in the laws and withdrawals rottenness of Americ naval §) Tiaht if it hadn't been for his firet Paul S.L. Johnson began. nditions wasn't worth saylog. §) ¥ eid t ar Pay and CONVERTED HEBREW Pinchot also charged Ballinger's That if all the powder milis ing mo his fret} epean © interesting unfriendly attitude toward the r wld w 24 hours a day for ae that way,” said ge Behe. aenee, See lamation service threatened to} the government alone, our fleet nd disintegrate tat service. The let-|f ‘ id fight but two hou “ every tte 1 tn Lewis. Mr. W. M. Leslie, whoee picture , oh oat “ - - mont our fleet is abso- th had been | appears 6, ne > ter also says ner eh ps Roca einen are ad a w living at unday, feb. 27,3 P.M. “When | raw you in ft Shanes a ty Cavalier: tea, tes bahen Welere « re Se CHRISTENSEN'S WROADWAY HALE Lake City last September, jit a Gaeke Sued . re n history was in the making Ie ‘ oy and 0 Mt tie mention was made of the Haw it in — that ce ry ir La in & well) te Witt Hpe Again be ee Place Giavis matter, but we discuss era a | kre wn ¢ ote conatructin AT fo ON THE RV ENING terior department to conserva teens | expound to all kinds of weather ar. ioe speaker, © tion at some length FLYING TIM when looking after his work. He ~ * ° “| expressed the belief that BER bas suffered ¥ from stom-|" Came ena you had been misinformed as ff. ach and bowel troubles, and th ATS PREF to certain relations, and also | Thrown from o saw carriage by «| Years ago was attacked by the ope! ~~ es my fear that, later on, when Eugene F. Graham, |disease most dreaded by active the present intense interest @) D D fxg, ’ mpated may theumatiom. He has suf x has subsided, the unwise tend at the Monehan Lum r these three years, much ® encies might appear and the ‘ahaa alla Monohan, W time being confined to the i public interests suffer. AND and part of the time bed-| ps: “| also said that, while | m wae an ¢ ye of Mr. Leslie took up the we 4 would not resign, my course on p08 ‘ am la ney Bake Oven f —~ otherwise wa 6 undeter 416 Union at his t reatments, given by the epecialiets Prigey ang Biue 1 mined, and | might find it neo ad be t had ere and after a course declares tree Sia — = esear to make public m LYMP jaelf coniple cured, and pacha in these Palatine yee aR pent, i MAN WHO TALKED jthat the Hake Ovens were sucr even If | should involve my of B sage eng ‘ S ee OUT IN MEETIN’ lful when all other remedion failed First - Clase Bervice — Excelient ficlal position.” brutal beating w thing J to even bring relief Cooking ena iek harharush' te vapectel-[' ye court, in at IS NOT INSANE, Mr Les od atatorment SMITH’S CAFE ay tadacontings tt of the fact |" # the fa cour aShair tity “Ceentiedliatiiien Xted fs The Lough Bake Oven treat C. E. SMITH, Prop. that Pinchot later sent to Senator | f; “ ae kaeeet tr te « ' r ments are surely wonderful, They Third Ave. and Seneca St Dolitver a letter making f * t at that G. W. Kest r fi ainty cured mean 1 hav The Place to Get a Good Dinner against Ballinger sulted init to . ' emt et 4 a long time. eet ators DN aegplae od s wid rie - } | OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER Racainters. th teas { D x f , ‘ Pp a Rae Mate A —. 2 | WARE, DIAMONDS, i pared for the order of " i fe : f « h ar Dr. # / AAfee feck ‘“ 7 JEWELRY, EFS when nt his letter to Sena H ‘ , W7 120) BM, FORM SEWEEMY Co. t Dolliv t ‘ t < & prayer me oat: te / re A 4. 7 ne me. Oy i a) ar ret Pret ‘ 1 ly -ta CAL 4£| a } k re night k not ¢ k thel | 1} TEAMRUNS AWAY eee eat Sue! 5 t t ote : . 4 Lough Bake Ove ha i these spect established the ¥ ‘ r ‘ Gas a uw f * n Seattle some two yearr ji , iv. MA ‘ t ' « ago. If are k, if you have H . . p- lf a a ' r St ach ‘ Bowel Trow “ " ily re- | Rheumatism, Gout, Arthritis, Ner ost ite Trovblee ot kindred. dineasen” ao Lady Wellington . " : to these apectalists will not as charge you one pe for an ex ‘ ‘ . They will tell you just what ir " ‘ rouble is without asking @ ques N $6 00 P. T r tlon d the not make mis ow i“ er fon . " h r on loughney & Loughne are : i neated In wuite 220 to 226 People's at Bunkers " ' nk building, at the corner of ma ay. and Pike st, and their|f’ if your dealer does not have : p.m. with Sundays from 9 to 12,|Findependent 6040; Sunset Main HUSBAND'S COAT vale fe beet wor yl ee mable to come during | P5040. General Offic 401 RUWIN 4. HHOWN, 715 Piret Aw Minckiey’ Block busbar reoat LM Fr. H lays Main ¢ e—1nd. P Mi + seHEN @ MALDRIDG International Institute of ors and Men's Purnia | t 1168 Dike ’ 617 AMERICAN B a ren and Mi Is devoted to the teaching and 4 ; r ; oe B| velopment of the art or selen t lelectric wa hy 1 at A ‘ soot ta | phy The sindents are under the it Yn p ; ankrupt Sale icc’ Ba J Shoes and Furnishin at your ch the mé 1 1 1 way oD tn Ch WT 424 Jand tation i ised in at i t rt Pe Do you want to buy a home telegraph companies and the na Ce aoe ’ the Star's ciassifin, real estate| This ie the first wireless Institute lumne. jim America open to the public and THE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1910. GEMENT SHE WRECKS THINGS ade GOES TO JAIL)! Th He ense was taken out early | in January. Marcus and hie bride started to celebrate the event. Bev oral times the woman was warned by the police to cease from dt turbing the nefghborhood, and finally she was gathered in | from Beardalee t ready planning to have him arrest ba at the time His Bon Here Thomas J. Garland, a son, who in Ja notary public of Portland, at |rived in Seattle this morning Young Garland professes to know nothing of hie ather's business dealings, although the records show that he was the notary offt-| clating in the Incorpor 1 formal ithen clear as a always worth “Father's record |s |whietle. He is a promoter; has been one. He has been haifa million and has been broke Some have made money with him, | mane me ation | Beltinghar ing whi road to nt tat The tt Stop coughing! tears. Stop it! Uf not, ALBERT HANSEN, First and Cherry arecpeogl WhyCou c Stop it! on cach | Ask your doctor if all coughs are necessary then why cough ? Aver's Cherry Pectoral Coughing prepare | the throat and lungs for more trouble There is nothing so bad for a cough as coughing. | Cherry Pectoral is a regular doctor's medicine for coughs and colds. plete formula gh oughing rasps and won rom howe, Sane ‘le eg ried Colne, aie ottape, it Stop it! Ayer’s bt Com label. Ask him abou Lar Jeweler. others have lost with him, but he Optical Department never did a criminal act in his} GET A ie ae oa * Dr, Martin Will Lecture: liimore Hat | Dr. Mary B, Mart tthe Hee an and pr ecretary f the ¥. W. ¢ A widress © $2 50 . (Paid Advertisement.) Seattle, Wash., Feb. 26, 1910. ’ To Vote sf the Thirteenth Ward McDONALD S Gentlemen: My attention has n been called to the tements ap HAT STORE ; pearing in various wepaper re ports of the transactions in the 1023 THIRD AVE f FURNISHED. Canal association, in which it was| 7 4 reported that my nomination for THE SEATTLE the councilman of the Thirteenth | STAR ward on the republican tleket was | mannan rwrwv_| ‘redn obtained because ! agreed to} oe at Lona gg le pont office se - change, or favored a change, in the 1 copy, ott conte ver week. FURNISHED location of the canal locks, and " hb. Deilv : rr 0 free copies since these reports have been sab *—Knowid a sequently denied by the parties r each you ot ported to have made them, the peo La ar ple of the Thirteenth ward a between 6 | M* somewhat confused as to whether send you @ ae th nutter entered into our pri-| ae os ran’ tane| = mary fight for such nomination | rey Se See eR Fe . All sueh statements being made | our survcrivers a. partect service—ant > aeall without my knowredge or conse wy wer n oder, I wikh to make this public state MALL St HeOHIBE MR The Gate | § : bed. |ment over my nature, for the ; yg pris oy |purpose of eflixhtentng the voters | it your subscription hes net | eundry and dey any further attempts at dirty poll-| en the address intel te @ receipt at ten | per your, 81.60 for ots montha jive ‘ | At no time @uring my camp ign | 7 Fe for the nomination for counctiman ale of the Thirteenth ward on the re rere te publican ticket was the question of FUNERAL OIRECTORS. . wet tows the location of the ed of intimated in wecuring 1 canal locks rats nor had any weig y nommation. I made my campaign purely and clearly on my qualifications and fit for such office; an be the be man to get the things which the yple wanted, and what was for their] beat interests; and th en tirely free fr an a factions or rings. 1 on such a platt 3 iday on the sax att }aues made the ty } | As the b © of t P lis pur K t | ment proposit \ since it ane t! rm. ' the at uly leouncl! iteeif “i 1 ailing at « ,* ’ h ree tlon or the change t ' raised It ax ! * #0 now And, if ele i. 1 my official capa will keep ou of elty ffair Gortain parves ar ewpting to use fnlwe positon for the purr statemer he people as to who ts wt [best man to fill such off The prevaricate and maliciously mis lead when they aay that I prom! for 1 could even though 1 wished cing withow Kovernment. Th gineers have » to a certain de before it nditure of m arrows to their bent sed by the majc ity and to the best of my ability, 1 have always been a man of wy word and always expect to be, and this letter t to convince the voters of irteenth ward my st rem. | During the fight there was no false statement m {no mud-sling! 11 had tr jthat during that | fight this wou But, unfortunately Ourse an C. A. SCHNEIDER Davenports tary great ar POYNOR, PORN FEU fares Vou M0 Vee Goat tone10 Pike #¢ a SES ‘The The State Bank of Seattle Place (Pioneer orner | Av. and Yes A Way | i f ud ind | finan al t i HH} ctey is t pped j Kindly | Bank ' 1 ‘ ngs, f f Wireless Telegraphy, Inc, ANK BUILDING wire ‘ D evening classes. i of every bod ter 3 4 ‘ and “Summe " The Wthogra and i Wireless Maguzt th Free complete % K. W. Com posite Wireless Telegraph Set for full particulars addre The | Hthogram, Renee WORTH & BON, Protoss nai | ' ‘ ° 4 Licensed Kenbaimers. 1983 | ter . theatre. 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