The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1911, Page 6

PASSENGERS SAFE; BOAT TOTAL LOSS Becond Officer Anderson and 11 + Passengers, Who were missed after the steamship Cotta City ashore at Cape Mudge Thursday af ternoon were picked up yesterday according to reports received by the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. last night. The vessel is a total wreck drove GANG USES scvenk wants aworce MONEY Shameless, brazen bartering of Prospective votes characterized the activities of gang henchmen yester @ay when, in a feverish rush to Swell the registration for their chief they stood within the very. hearing Of registration clerks, urging “re ters” and “bums” to swear Jsely, after which small coins Were passed out } Never, in the palmiest days of/ graft and vice, has such a spectacle @isgraced the politics of Seattle | Old timers who witnessed the dis-| graceful scenes last night alled | times in the First ward when ballot) Doxes were stolen but they could! not recall such brazen herding of Yoters to the polls and the bold payment of money to those who Tegistered in favor of the present mayor. ‘Last night the swarm of repeaters and evident imported “voters” was S0 apparent that even the registra thon clerks joked about tt Unfortunately the law does = provide a penalty for the man who or eats money to register,/ on February 7 detectives and) Watchers from the Dilling campaign committee and the Public Welfare League will be armed with hun @reds of John Doe warrants of ar- Fest if those now falsely registered _ attempt to cast their ballots. REPROOF FOR SEN. HEYBURN (By United Prose) BOISE, Ida, Jan, 28.—Indications today were that United Stat Senstor Heyburn of Idaho would) come in for a good roasting by the ure on account of his slur.) reference to the memorial by the legislature in which fhe bin now pending in congress for the direct election of United |}, States senators was approved and) the state pledged its support to the) TRAIN HELO UP PUEBLO, Colo., Jan. 28.—A few) after leaving the Union| here, at 4:30 yesterday after: the Colorado & Southern pas ‘train No. 2 was held up, the bandit securing $117 and some oT, /As soon as he had fin- Special agent of the Rio! Grande, who opened fire, the bandit it, surrendering, how. iy after, when hb shot - The hold-up gave his name as Al Bane. He was formerly a Santa Fe engineer, and is about 25 years old. g \consular agent for Washi: % | Oregon at Seattle, has appealed | 4 Gov. Hay. The chief executive will | (By United Press.) WHEELING, W. Va, Jan/ 28.— Mrs. Laura Farnsworth Schenk, al- poisoner of her millionaire |. John O. Schenk, is a free -|} man now guards the Ghiglione rest eeeeee voted 11 to 1 for. bor ae fquittal, today released Mrs. Schenk her own recognizance. It is be Neved she will never be tried again. Mrs. Schenk was freed after strong protests by Prosecutor Hand- Jan had been disregarded. When Mrs. Schenk’s attorneys today ask- ed that her bail of $10,000 be re- duced, Handian strongly opposed the motion, declaring that her bail should be increased. Judge Jordan took the opposite view and ordered that the woman might leave the pi ieee ae OLYMPIA, Jan. 28 —The supreme court yesterday refused a rehearing of the Lake Washington canal suit on the ground that the consent of the old board «@ county commis sioners and the attorney for the plaintiffs to a reopening of the case cannot be construed as granting the court jurisdiction over the protests of others. It is understood, however, that this decision wil) not interfere with the construction of the canal, as congress has passed an appropria- tion of $2,225,000 to install locks, and the people of King county have yoted a bond issne of $750,000 for the building of the canal. PAY FOR BERTHS CHICAGO, Jan. making Pullman reservations will either make a full prepayment for | the pol the accommodations or take chances, the of securing them at train time, if a plan being considered by western railroads is put into effect. SLAYER APPEALS (By United Press. VICTORIA, B. C., Jan, 28—G. F. Davie, solicitor, will take the case| day afternoon found “not guilty” by Gunner Allen, now under sen-|a jury in the United States district 28,—Passengers| nold, had been kidnaped and assert — | Officers of the lifesaving cutter Snohomish report that the vessel | brbken in two, thas making impossible. The Cottage City considered one of the safest of the Alaska fleet and always car-| ried officials of the company wh they made the northern trip, Th Cotage City was valuea at $175,000 alvage was | ” | ited Press.) | WHEELING, W. Va. Jan | John QO, Schenk, the millionaire packer, for whose alleged poison ing his wife, Laura Farnsworth Schenk, has been tried here, today filed spit for divorce Attorney Handland, who prosecut ed Mrs. Schenk, and his parte Ross Reyman, are the aftornoys for Schenk. The exact grounds o} his asking for divorce wil b stated in a bis of particulars to by filed later BOMB OUTRAGE (Ry United Press) CHICAGO, Jan, 28.—The front of the grocery store of Guiseppe Ma caloni was blown out today by the explosion of a bomb. Several days ago Macalont received “black hand demands for $500, and It in believed that members of that organization were the perpetrators of the ex plosion. TEES IS SAFE | VICTORIA, B. C., Jan, 28 —The} Canadian Pacific steamer Tees,) which grounded at Gowlland rock, Barclay sound, Thursday afternoon, was floated yesterday at food tide. The vessel proceeded to Victoria under her own steam. A small hole im. her forefoot was the only dam age sustained, aside from a trifling leak. (By Unived Press) ROME, Jan. 28.—-Renewal of the report that Archbishop Ireland, of | St. Paul, Minn... is soon to be made} a cardinal came here today with the nnouncement that an early meet: | Ing of the consistory is scheduled. (By United Presa) KANSAS CITY, Jan, 28.—Kansas is next for a political house clean ing. More than 800 names are af fixed to ten petitions today in the hands of District Judge Fisher, de- manding that the Wyandotte county | grand jury investigate charges that) during the past few years sums of money have been paid in Adams county, Oblo, or Ver ition county, Hlinois. CONSUL ASKS | FOR PROTECTION OLYMPIA, Jan. 28.--Unable to get protection from the Seattle police, Dr. A. J. Ghigiione, Italian ion ang | take the matter up with the Italian | egnsul at San Francisco. Dr. Ghiglione’s appeal springs from the dynamite outrage of De cember 6, when an attempt was made to blow up bis garage. Since | | that time, he avers, he has recelved | | threatening letters. A private watch. dence, 333 30th av. 3. TRAGIC STORY (By United Presa» COBALT, Ont., Jan. 28—A tragic story comes from the dis- trict 50 miles north of Gow. ganda, where a trapper named Wilson was devoured by wolv: His bride of four weeks almost perished from cold and fear. FEAR MASSACRE (By United Pres) CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 2 Grave fears that recent massacres of Armenians and other Christians in Yemen may be renewed in the near future, are felt here today through the receipt of messages from Asiatic Turkey. These dis- atches say that the Yemen Arabs ave determined to establish an independent kingdom and are al- ready levying taxes under a pro- visional government. POLICE ABANDON SEARCH FOR GIRL (By United Press.) NEW YORK, Jan. 28—Denying that Dorothy Arnold, the missing daughter of Millionaire Francis Ar- ing that she is hiding in New York, e here today withdrew from case. They have refused to give definite reasons for their be- MAN ACQUITTED Alden Davidson, who was charged with Importing a 16-year-old girl from British Columbia, was yester- court, acting under the instruction MILLIONAIRE FELS ATTACKS there for| | work he jumped from the| yor. The W q -- | i yandotte situation is/| followed by William McCat-| stated to be worse than either that | Matthews insupport of Mr. Dilling, 8 eet PT agms. 1 t> COME ON DARN YE | wae 3 Eee = (hy United Pres.) ¢ 4 in having the sentiment of WHEELING, W. Va., Jan. 28.—-|the people excite the jury. I'll/ In the firet statement he has given |never take my wife back. No, no,/ to anyone since the beginning of after what she did to me and| the case against his wife, Laura y children Id any man do Farnsworth Schenk, for alleged at I see—how plainly I see it tempts to kill him by poisen, John |all now, I have never considered ©. Schenk, millionaire packer, to-| becoming reconciled. All such re day to the United Press laid bare | ports are false. his mind on the subject | ‘They say my sister and brother} (Copyright, 1911, by United Press.) | Albert have been hiding me se that} BY JOHN 0. SCHENK. I would be kept away from my wife What can I say of the result of | They charge me with being so weak | the tr I hoped against he that my family must watch me to! & conviction. I was hardly surpris-| keep me from her influence, I'm ed at the disagreement, for I had| strong enough for that. I stand} followed closely the progress of|upon my own feet | I saw how Mrs. Schenk’s| Iam told that my wife's attorneys intend to force me to pay sympathies of the Jurors. We pin penses. I will n do it, unless our faith on the hope that they |I have to. At one time I would have | would decide on what we knew/gladly pald anything, but not now to be true. But since they did not,| And my wife cap never have our it's got to be stood. |ehildren, Robert) and Virginia Of course, it's a terrible disap-| Never, unlows the court makes me polntment. My wife's lawyers auc: give them up. her ox-| PRESENT TAXATION SYSTEM Joseph Fels, the soap manufac a on jand values tax ® man for being industrious turer and millional © 4 millionaire single taxer. | tine) the state of Washington spoke last night / understands that it fs in the hands at the Y. M.C. A.jof monopolies you will never have under the aus! peace pices of the Munt “if everyone in the state had hie cipal League. He| dues, some would be in the peni said that, unlike tentiary, and the rest would be Carnegie, he would not let go and do got py. ale Let me tell you a story. I once o is money,| bought borax in Liverpool, shi which he admit-jit over to America, ut it inte ted he had acquir-|soap we make and which we can ed by taking ad-/not sell without advertising. then vantage of the|I shipped the soap back to Europe. prevailing econo-| “That borax had first been dug 4 mic system. lout in Aumérica. I had to pay duty “What I would/on it coming back here. When I do with the/firet spoke of this fact later, a Minoney thus ac-| member of the borax company told quired,” he said,|me that Iwas telling a le. He ‘Is to try to wipe| said that the borax had come from out the system|Peru. Then I reminded him that that makes the| he had stamped it ‘American’ borax aon acquisition of #0 and I told him that both of us were! much money possible. Under our | rascals.” system some live on the fat of the he dinner, land while ot starve aat down “Why charge a license to fisher-| J men if you do not tax the sewing | machine agent? Why tax the-doc- | tor and not the preacher? Place at which 250. people | was presided over by C. France. Mr. Fels spoke to the tudents of the Broadway high chool In the morning. This morn ing he spoke at Temple de Hirsch HI GILL AGAIN ABUSES DILLING Hi Gill again resorted to abuse) Gill resorted to near-atempt at hn last night in his fra,,tic efforts to) ™or, which did anything but offset the mighty tide which ts eg othe gt nevohie he ’ 0 p to atacl , going to sweep George W. Dilling| any church,” said he, Sunt cater. into the mayor's office Feb. 7, In| tunately once in ‘a while some bril ch at Phalen’s hall, at Col-|liant demagogue breaks in,’ Gill vented his spleen| After Gill's sp against several reputable citizens|en turned to their ch several wom | “T have. | “Stand TELLS ALL HM (Concluded.) who was not « juror, was called to testify as to having received Mr Hillman's circular. “Have you the envelope In which the ireular wan received, with your” asked Attorney Burch replied the witness, He lhanded the envelope to Burch. Hillman jumped from nd started toward his attorney back, Mr. Hillman, you're not In on this deal,” cried District Attorney Todd, who immediately his chatr | demanded the envelope honor, I wish to offer evidence,” said Todd portmarked January 23 citation of the Your these in ‘They are one week after the Hillman case. Todd brought out the point that Hillman had been making a whole sale distribution of the circulars after his arrest P. H. Cook, a client of Hillman's, testified that he in town recently and took back a bunch of circulars to die tribute at Hillman City A. Towne, of the Gateway Printing Co., testified that he print 4 6,000 of the circulars for Hilh man but that he made a delivery of only 500. Hillman was placed on the stand by Attorney Ber h and testified that he placed ty advertisement in an afternoon newspaper in which he stated that he had sent out 28, 000 ctreulars ABE QUITS US NEW YORK, Jan, 28.—Abe Hum mel sailed on the Adriatic today He will never return, he says; to this ungrateful Jand “L call myself a citizen of the world now,” he said; with tragic esture ‘I will make my home in ris. I never expect to see the tatue of Liberty again.” who are backing the Dilling can-) quired, urely, you didacy. : man like that | In answer to the masterly rea-} One woman sald, “he neve: “ Rev. A.| one , “he never said) vote sons advanced by sensible thing in his whole| speech | HOUSE TURNS San Francisco—if an idea sug gested by members of the Italian colony is carried out, San Francisco trazzini square,” Having said this, Mr. Hummel made arrangements with the chief steward to sit at the right hand of the skipper, the seat always re served for J. P. Morgan when he sails on the Adriatic. The lawyer who once was a prominent guest at Blackwells island, was accompa nied by his sister, Miss Bertha Hummel OLYMPIA, Jan, 28.—The lature adjourned yesterday noon until Monday. The feature of} the week's session was the rebuke of the house to the senate in refus-| ing to pass deficiency bills. | Three times during the week the lower house was called upon to act upon bills carrying deficiency ap- propriations that had already re. celved the approval of the senate First, the national guard deficien of $12,600 was defeated. Again yes- terday, bills incurred in state offices for printing and postage amounting to $3,900, found decisive objection in the house. And for the third) time, the house tefused to give the necessary majority fowards sanc- tioning the purchase of the Wenat chee bridge for $125,000, although | the committee on bridges unani- mously favored it, FOR TARIFF COMM (By United Press, WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.—A Dill HON. supreme court of Canada. | judge, ot Judge George Donworth. The however, severely scored method of living. providing for @ tariff commission will be voted on in the house, prob- tions in official circles today. ‘this intentions was served | Davidson for the immorality in his|ably Monday, according to predic- general today. Reminder That we of the “hand left, and will present one to every lady who dines in our cafe Thursday evening, February 2nd. These plates are part of a lot of souvenirs purchased In Europe last summer by a a few plates” have painted member of the company. Choice dishes for dinner and dainty tidbits for sup per are among our ties, special Franz Adelman, with hit from “Chocolate Soldier” and other catchy airs from Broad way. HOTEL SAVOY CAFE sind OCI, IN FRISCO | (iy United Brews.) SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 28 : sing changes in the police de partment were promised today by Chief of Police Seymour in the | prosecution of a war “to the death on gambling dens ax the result of }the shooting of Gui Postier in |the Saratoga club, located a block John Dorst, the young Hol-| from police headquarters who killed his father with | nded his sister That lander @ shotgun and we at North Bend Tuesday afternoon tr P hopelessly insane was established| The theory of graft in the poltes to the satisfaction of Deputy Coro-| department received # blow tn ts nor Borthwick and Deputy Prose-| police court this morning when Alex Lundin, following an inquest|Sbarp was given 30 days tor a yesterday afternoon at North Bend, |tempting to bribe Barney Joniw The young man elther will be on | Alex had been begging and in ae fined in the insane asylum at|to escape arrest he offered the Stellacoom or in the ward for the} a drink, but Barney refused criminal insane at Walla Walla. jand “ran him in FILL-O with the family, testified that the young man was seized with fits of om cavity In your teeth COP REFUSES DRINK. cutor insanity at intervals and when tr sible usually directed his rage against bis father. 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