The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1910, Page 6

6 KILLS MOTHER | AND ANOTHER: WOUNDS THREE Louis Italian, Then Escaped Militia and Police on Trail. Mass, July 30.—One fifty members of the Massachusetts national guard and 80 policemen Quincy are en gaged in a man hunt today, ready to shoot on sight and kill Louis Rasteili, the man who yesterday, running amuck, killed his mother shot H. E. Hardwick to death and wounded three other person: The authe QUINCY hundred and from him possit d e@ quar ries afford splen for the hunted man, and eve: tacked by could p: 2 Began Shooting Wildly. Rastelli entered the Hardwick Bros. yeste asked to b allowed tc telephone He was ahead telephone, H. E Hardwick to wounded Hardwick's kivled his ther a ed a passerby wounded his own “brot death and brothe He d then wound so shot and SNUBS i | |< | 1 | (By United Press.) JUNEAL Alaska. July When a citizens’ committee, b ade 4| by the mayor, attempted to board | the U. 8. S. Albatross at Ket echt | kan yesterday, to comp n of the wrongs of Alaska to Secretary Na-| gel and Attorne neral W sham, they w declined audience. The Albatross § ar today. The proposed here has been declared off, ing the receipt of a te r Mayor Valentine from the ca officers, saying they must all receptions in ir honor the same time, private individuals | are welcomed on the b an PERDUE IS DECLARED Rastelli, an Insane! 3ST WOMAN IN THE WORLD WORKS FIELD WITH HER 101-YEAR-OLD “BABY” |OLDES Vasilka and Her Son Todor in Front of Their Peasant 21.—Here ka, “of Bavelsko, Bulg gariar vegata as neve GOV. CLARK WILL TAY MAN AND vce NEAR DeATH FOR BREAKING (By United Pr HAINES, A rnor Walt iG. W. Kepterson, Arrested as Insane Many Times ny acssisd acess eee |, Re eee tor Crimes, | DEMENTED William Perdue, who was arrest ed by the police last week as a) demented person, and who has not| yet told anything about himself was yesterday committed to insane asylum by a medica mission. Perdue was one of first men to go over the Chilkoot pass, and one of the first to bring cattle into Dawson after the Klon the} dike rush Perdue has told nothing about himself since his arrest. His mind is apparently a blank His iden | up today by two masked men in the | mountains near here BANKER FOILS A STAGE HOLDUP » (ity United Press.) OURAY, Colo., July 30—Eighteen ‘ men and women passengers and the | was » «© by medical driver of a stage coach were held ) Everett ham While one} ri e in ea of the bandits covered the driver Came Back Tiseday with a revolver the other started to Tt lay night he search the passengers. Seattle and ¢ With a New PI on the « doing | int STAL SATUR DAY, JULY 1910 INSURGENCY VS. CORPORATION GANG RULE REAL ISSUE IN POLITICAL BATTLE NOW BEING WAGED IN OREGON ling Help Brea aw n Cont Into Or Direct Primary I ration Whip Crackers BY July or PORTLAND, sterhood of at nal, primal, enthu t e the throne of Ca h still brought forth t days Taft 4 insurgin eferendum, the a chance tc will nestle Gov. George being ast slature sent Ch send the had thelr and th Wonderful Scenery and of Great and Thriving Cities— Buenos Ayres Second Latin City in the World. BUENOS AYRES, d to wake pan's comm epublics Henr the in Danger ates in this great and r From | ways, y | avenue e Gang Will Through Efforts and With He of the Their ling Eye Bach The of Corpo ple sters are the People DANA SLEETH all the nifty little Insurgents among ous republic of ours there unquenchable, undefiled and riotous on began to and the yea, even of parts, Washing creak when heers of the poletariat ¢ fat mar rate t © with part y dem y prin pt the direct primary Statement No. 1 to whieh plow. particular and ted States senate seat nbe to the senate, he being beriain because under Statement people's choice, and he was their d the job, but they liked the wr own was because they had prom y did, though it hurt Oregon, though he was mr nd of sed at heart pugilistic tende He like an legislature b South America an Unknown Land To the Average North American “INA RIVER P MEETINGS ».1us:« ‘ HENRY WHITE. LEWIS NIXON DELEGATES TO PAN-A MERICAN CONFERENCE. example of mu-,to N a's 170, anc suck North | to Niagara's 4,( city has And course In & few the biggest er in capital has been , with wide str 1 with a wond sea wall | worth seeing and with a wealth of beav When th al new buildings. The efforts of | Ayres intert nal Chicago, Cleveland and other A ning re over the Pan ican cities to establish « can ra ters look feeble beside th com t will a it i fact in Rio y b the ® that we m New York »pened as no ever yet ap Bra- | b practically | world Altogether ath years the ast ebu park America ork Buenc New tif Ame Rio's Magnificent Harbor. entally, the harbor of continent the 5 Pe Mmited fs ru labor has sided in with the big employers rations of the state have the Bince union the insurgents started cory a determined fight for open shop policy, and peace has tucked wings te fuffied throat and gone into win ter quarters. The display of th club hae merely aroused the union men all the more, and the rea! big fight of Oregon's political history industria ite under 8 | LO&T AND FOUND, MOODY WL | (Ry United Press) STYLISH MAGNOLIA, Mass. July . } William H of the ed bh Justice Moody Unite fect benct at supreme court 1 State today annow re from Moody is ex makes it im sume his duties _ special act enabling was passed at the of congress y My j (By United Press) | TACOMA P uirty-four | “ | nvince him at last see YRTABLY SiT- R-BOX 3, : on oo « girl; objet ke to keep wer, CLL ar anewers at WAN five hu b e than « ‘ the} sch atest crowd th is together in w r above addres. & Telesrapy long while | shal spe rs he n the § a7] QR" s poses. ¢ feels is leis Bs feo iter ieee sce. tity was established by friends. ENGLAND FEARS A banker, opened fire on one of the highwaymen with an automatic re. volver. The robbers fied. Samuel McCurdy, a Philadelphia | chu nd ices North ee ed * * WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE. # Wig. mark Barton, Weat 4th a roll, any se Tacone Paes a shop at INDIAN BRAVE SUES CHINESE INVASION SQUAW FOR DIVORCE (By United Press.) LONDON, July 20—A dispatch received from Simla, British India, by the foreign office, indicates that British troops are preparing to pro coed to the Indo-Tibetan frontier to prevent further reported aggression by Chinese troops. It is no longer doubted by British officials that China plans serious in | | vasion of Tibet and Indian territory. | GALLAGHER MISSING AND JUDGE IS SORE (By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, Judge Lawler of the intends to tell the ed in the case aga houn just hat he continued absence lagher, former sup: cipal witness agair the “graft” ca now | The judge declared mitch about the reason absence of ¢ ghe He would go over tire record of court at up give hi sons for t ne Calhoun nding. had hear¢ toes There are 46 vessels in the Uni States revenue cutter service. Again Oyster Bay lines | | | | | | | (By United Press.) ABERDEEN, July 30—Cov- ered with dust and not in the best of humor, Sheriff Edward Payette returned today from a motorcycle trip into the Quin- ault Indian agency to serve pa pers in a suit for divorce brought against Mrs, John Shale, wife of a Quinault brave, whom she married when he had been a widower but Mr. Shale asserts that Mrs Shale is too expensive, eating meals at restaurants when she comes to Gray's Harbor that cost $2, and as she comes fre quently, the strain is great Mrs, Shale was not to found, as she had gone on a berry picking expedition, all un mindful of the seriousness of her NEWSBOYS WILL HAVE a week AT WILDWOOD PARK: position " TWO DROWN IN LAKE WHATCOM By United Press BELLINGHAM the July 30—While on helplessly only a few yards away, Alma Hilde brand, aged 21, and Irving, aged 1 were drowned last night in Lake Whatcom their summer home just Reveille island. Mrs. Leda Gjesdah sister, saved herself from the same fate by cling ing to the overturned canoe, in which all three had been paddiing She was dragged ashore aimost ex hausted, by her mother, Mrs. Martha Hildebrand. The bodies of the victims of the accident have not above their been recovered. Five diver Beuttle yew plaints were filed in on were Inmued |i Where ignorance Is Not B American of the UGS TOMORROW sc Me Wonderful C on Unt dis from eteeeeeee ee Spokane, Wash. St Cash $1 Per Week No Interest No Taxes C. D. TITUS, General Agent, 1515 Market Street, Cor. 17th w * &| ‘Pacific # | day ape # /50c, Bo ae * SITUATIONS WaNTED—FE * ; kor wants mare * - —_—— ne uP WAN: FED MALES couse A 2143, pers Personal 9pm ioe. Bok ‘Vendome f for real estate: 4 honesty: C&P $3,000 por Year roade Annex, b@ cman to Taare earnin ina write for coLLEas St BARBER apital : — N oe with @ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 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