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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-15
SEYASTAPOL
IST|LL AFLOAT
(Scripps News Association.)

TOXIC, Dec. 16.--Further details
of the torpedo attacks on the battle
ship Sevastopol were received. One
torpedo boat is still missing. The
returned in safety. Sevas-
topols tow yesterday was reported
sunk three feet. From 1880 Deem
Der 14th to three this morning the
torpedo boats kept UP an incessant
attack on the Sevastopol. Details
have not yet been reported but at
nine this morning the observation
station reports the sevastopols bow
further sunk, the torpedo tube is SUBJ
merged completely.
A dispatch from Port Arthur an
definitely that the Sevastopol
has been damaged but is still afloat
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-15

600; Wade Park bank, Cleveland, I'M
known; Savings Deposit bank. Elvira,
o., $4,000: ]. d. Chadwick, Franklin.
Pa, $4,000; Thomas Kirkpatrick,
Jeweler, New York, $4,000; Nine.
Louise. milliner, New York, S1,357;
Holland house, New York, $500:
Henry Wuerst, Elvira, O., $50. 200.
Total, $1,1S4,S57.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-15

TO BE STATES
(scripps News Association.o

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The sem
ate committee on territories re-
ported favorably the statehood bill
admitting Arizona and New Mexico
as one state; Oklahoma and Indian
Territory as another.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-15

when taken from the water. Several
injured woods drivers are missing.
1t Ia thought their bodies are under
the Ice
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-15
CABINET RESIGNED.

(Scripps News Association)
MADRID, Dec. 15.-The cabinet
resigned yesterday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-15
LAWSON NOT
ASSASSINATfD

LONDON, Dee. IA rumor 10
current on the stock exchange that
Thomas Lawson OF Boston has been
assassinated.
BOSTON. us>. E.'-Lawaon denies
tic London rumor OF assassination.
lie rays. u an not completely as
sasS$sa ri"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
DETECTIVE LANE SENT
EAST ON SECRET DETAIL

To make sure Of the return %
James p. Bsasiey to Seattle 10 await
a ucw hearing on a charge Of for
gerry. committed at 81 Michael
Alaska. many months ago. one Of
the Hursiiss on the ball bond OF the
accused man has sent an officer To
Nsa York for the purpose of con =
voylux the alleged foFErr back 10
Seattle.
Thln 10 the explanation Of nyR-
terioua mission upon which Police
Detective Lane waa dispatched the
first 81 this week. Bcnsisy for the
past few months has been IN South
Africa on a mining deal and II noW
on the Atlantic. homswRrd bound
when he steps from the steamer In
Gotham he viii find Detective Lane
n hfe deck waiting for him.
lane was sent Fast at the special
reoueat Of James w Morrison. pres
idsnt of the Liquor Dealers Pro-
tective association of the state. who
r. also the proprietor Of one of the
finest FALCONS on FIRST avenue.
Morrison. who In we'll endowed
with worldly goods. and who has n
habit Of going the bail Of anybody
who asks. f. the principal surety on
Beasley's 10000 bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14

Through affidavits in support Of a
divorce suit. which was begun In the
superior court this morning. Angus 1t
Mary charges his wife. Mrs Sophia
81 Mary. Of Spokane with being ad*
dicted 20 the use Of morphine 60 such
an extent that he finds IL impossible
10 live with her any longer.
lie brought suit on the ground OF
dsaertion. but IN sffidsvits made tho
sensational allegation that she had no
claim upon him for support lie claims
that during tho last few years of their
married life Mrs. St Mary has be
come so fond u the dangerous drug
that ahe would rave and tear her hair
II he would not buy Il for her. A.
one time he said he was forced 10 get
up IN the middle " tho night and walk
thirteen miles through the wind and
snow 10 get her the seductive narcotic.
Mrs. ST. Mary. who II well known In
gpokane. has retained Moore = FAR
rel Of this city 20 Represent her. In
her answer filed this morning. she de-
niles that she ever deserted her hua-
band claiming that he came to Seattle
leaving her and her children alone and
uuprnvided for She refuteR most EN-
phatically his charges that she Is
morphine fieud. aud has filed affidav-
!. from her friends and relatives In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
BIG MfME INMpW
Will MHM 2W MN
BACKED by MILLIONS NEW ORGANIZATION WILL DEVELOP
THE MARBLE ouARREs o r THE NORTHWEST

incorporation papers were today In.
sued 70 an organization that means
much commercially 60 the atato OF
Washington and the entire Northwest
Under the name ~ the Great Amerl-
can Marble company. n party of I'm
mrnHely wealthy Eastern capitalists
and number u Heattles most re-
liable local capitalists have ineorpo-
rated for tho purpose of quarrying
transporting ana selling tho many va
rietieH " splendid marble. granite and
other building stone that are to be
found IN abundant quantities Ia Wash
inEton aud Alaska.
The new company viii rival the Yer
mont Marble company, and when In
full operation will employ upwards o.
500 men. Among the local men In
terested are: q, W. Dickinson, J. W
elise. III. ". elise. Prank W neif
Prof O -. Humphrey. Allen Weir
= c. Harper. =. W, Harper, VIM.
neppc J, A. Moore. q NJ stewart
Frank Atwood. John Mclean. Capt
= Caine. John sohrem and /. A.
Nadsan.
Two ~ the Eastern promoters are
Robert and A. A. Emmett whose indi-
sidual fortunes are estimated az over
s. CO. 60 each and whose financial
credit IN the East II almost unlimited
The new company will start with mil
iionalrsa behind II. and lhsra h no
doubt but that Il will prove a gigantic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
CARRIES
DYNAMITE
MARTHA TUFTS WILL SAIL
FOR The NORTH SATURDAY

Heavily loaded with dynamite.
powder. gasoline and lumber the Sc
attis Shipping Company'u schooner
Martha Tufts will sail for shlah-
mareff inlet Saturday morning.
The vessel will carry a fun cargo
which consists OF material 20 be
used In the development Of the Mon
tana q Alaska Tin Mining Com
pAny'a claims. situated on the
northern slope OF Mount Ear The
Tufts will deliver her cargo on the
southern shore OF shisnarsff inlet.
after which abe vii return TO this
port In time 20 take up another
cargo before the setting IN Of win
ter.
The Tufts will be the second
schooner TO sail for the Arctic. bat
will In all likelihood be the first to
enter those waters from this port.
as the Barbara Hernster. of the
Northwestern Commercial Company,
which sailed some time ago for the
whaling grounds Of the north. viii
make q trip 10 Siberia before enter
ting the Bering sea and the Arctic
ocean. The Tufts will carry no pas
senEers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14

Industry.
The company proposes 90 build rail-
road lines and establish water routes
20 the various auarrisH. and will go
into the business on au extensive scale
from the start.
The marble production ~ the North
west has been slowly developing for
several years. but has been held In
check bY transportation difficulties.
There IL no doubt but that the Wash
inEton and Alaskan marble IL far SUI
prrior Ia quality and Of much Ereater
variety than can be furnished Ia any
considerable quantities by the Yer
mont concern. IL will not have TO
purchase and pay duty on eight out of
twelve varieties. az the Vermont com
pauY now does. and ~ cannot only
duplicate the twelve varieties ia bet
Ter qualities from domestic stone. but
can offer fourteen new varieties. all
Of splendid quality. The new com
panY viii have transportation al
vantaEes in that II can land ita stone
by returning vessels tn any port on
the Atlantic or Pacific Mt a very small
cost and without paying duty. it will
be able 60 deliver better stone At
cheaper prices than the Vermont coin
panY and besides will have the COM
merelai advantage o. handling 10
nestle stone. an against foreign pro-
ductlon. The capital stock % the eum-
pany will be go. a0. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
SAYS Wife Is
A DOPE FIEND

Spokane. who says that this il not the
case. but IL simply a trumpet up
charge against her.
II ans not addicted 90 the use 81
narcotics IN any way" Mrs. It Mary
states. and canaot understand how
my husband has the Rudacity TO pre-
fer such a ethrge against me. when
he knov0 II D utterly unfouuded. lie
deserted me aud left me to look after
myself and the children. and even be-
fore that he would never give the any
money 60 get the common necessities
Of life. I did not ask for Injuries
suppose he conceived tho idea OF al
leKiug that was addicted 10 the use
Of morphine because he has seen mo
use Il on my gums when ! had tooth
ache To stop the pain. I did this be-
cause I could not afford te so to n
dentist 20 have my teeth treated.
Mrs 81 Mary demands that her hua-
band be made 10 support her while
the divorce suit II pending lie states
that az she IL a dope flsnd" she has
no claim whatever on him aud refuses
TO give her money. unless tho court
compeis him to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14

Ever since neaalcy left for South
Africa. IL IL said. Morrison has been
worrying lest he would not return.
A few days ago he received a tsie-
gram from Tex Hlckatd. who went
to Africa with tieaAley. giving the
name % the steamer they would
take and III, day they would arrive
IN New York.
Morrison Immediately resolved. Il
- said. 10 olneh Beaslsy'H return.
and consulted chief Of Police De-
ianey with the result that Lane got
hurry up orders TO so 10 New York
Il IL said that Lanes instructions
are 20 keep an eye on Beasley from
tho moment he IaniH and II neces-
sary. to arrest him as a fugitive
from Justice.
Bnaslcy e. the man who was cap
tured several months ago IN South
Africa By government detectives,
who had traced him from Nome 20
the Philippines and thence 70 the
land OF the Beers
lie In accused Of having forged
the name of Capt. Green to two gov
eminent checks each for ia.soo.
while in Uncle Sans omploye at st.
Michael.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
TALKED GARBAGE
CORPORATIONS COMMITTEE LISTENED TO ARGUMENTS "a.
voRlNe THE NEW FRANCHISE, OUT LAID TIA MATTER
THE TABLE,

Attorney Keane appeared before
the corporations committee of the
city council yesterday afternoon rep-
resentiug Charles Segale. the owner
% mnst OF the Wagons which are
nov collecting garbage in this city.
Who asks the council FOR garbage
franchlre. Tho arguments he put
forward for granting the franchise
were strange and unexpected. lie
admitted that municipal garbage
system would be a good thing. but
figured that the granting of the
franchise he asked for would be the
best method Of getting such sys-
tenn.
This was true. he said. because OF
a. provision % the franchise which
rave the city the right TO purchase
the crematory or crcmetories ct any
time AZ an appraised value. He
made the point that thu city was not
at the present time financially able
to erect such crematories While
private capital could easily be en-
listed 20 secure the carrying out OF
the enterprise. while the city could
buy the plant whenever Il became
able &c do 80. The franchise pro-
vides for giving the city 3 per cent
CT its profits.
lie quoted interviews from street
Superintendent Walters. printed In
The Star. In which he had expressed
hts aversion TO the smelling gar
haze dump on the tide flats and adj
xocatsa the establishment OF mu-
nlcipal system. aud showed by the
same article that city Engineer
Thomson had for many years been
wishing that the city would be able
60 establish better method OF
garbage disposal
Mr.. Thomson was present and ex-
plained 70 the committee In detail
the manner IN which garbage was
disposed OF under the present system
ard had been In the past. lie said
that the practice at the present time
Is to dump the refuse TN tide land
streets. which need fillinE 80 that
what was left after the heap was
burned would be OF some value. Two
\,r three men must be hired to watch
the dump 90 see that al stuff that
car be burned Is burned. which IS
costing the city 1890 a year. The
scavengers charge whatever price
they desire for hauling refuse TO the
dump for houscholders and business
establishments. For the householder
who lives close enough TO the center
OF the city the garbage Is hauled
away by the scaveng~r firm. Of
which Charles seEale. who asks for
TIE franchise. Il the head, for about
&c cents n month II costs business
firms more.
Nr. Thomson estimates that a good
crematory can De built for from
sis.eao to SO. ooo exclusive az lts site.
and that four OF them are needed TO
properly handle the garbage % the
city. In this climate he thought Il
would be quite difficult TO totally
DESTROY the odor of cremation. and
for thSr reason believes that the
crematorsea should be situated some
distance from residence and bust
ness property.
Attorney Kecne said he was will
ing 10 consider any amendments
which the committee might desire to
make 70 the franchise. The men
whom he represents are the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
PLAYED PONIES;
NOW DEFAULTER

Ruined by hts lnfatuation for gam
bling on race horses John Mcdonald
sta brooding in \ cell "a the county
jail. a confessed emb~zHisr 10 the
tune OF 9. $50 and suspected OF the
theft OF At least twice that much
more from Crane Bfoa.. plumbers.
for whom hn had been cashier and
confidential office man for ~ years
Practically every cent OF the
money Mcdonald took from employ
ers and waH not able 20 replace be-
fono his books wsrs exported. Was
squandsfed IN the POOL rooms In this
old tendsrloin district within the
years preceding his arrest yesterday.
lie ls said 70 have had no either bad
habits and had heats OF friends = no
never dreamed that he had fallen
victim TO the gambling nanis.
Hts employers had absolute conf
dence ia him and he was accustomed
20 handle from $500. 600 To tsoo. Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

An insanity complaint was sworn
TO In the superior court this morn
Ing against If. y. Yount by John
Willard. An insanity warrant was
also issued for IT, TaniKuehi. a Jap
aness
The fiSooo damare suit Of r. NJ
Engie against the Parker Bros Lum-
Der company of Bnohouish county ia
being heard by Superior Judge Albert
son today. EnEis claims 20 have aua-
tanned personal injuries while In the
employ % the company b reason Of
defective machinery.
The damage suit brought by C. l.
Alexander against the Puget Sound
bridge and Dredging company has
bs@u compromised for t1fo
Superior Judge Rufkin today re-
fused 20 remove GsorEs Cassdy az re-
csivsT - the interstate Fisheries com.
pany. on the application Of Frank
Krtsch.
The steamer Tarailon Of the Alaska
Steamship company arrived n port
at an early hour this morning. She
carried fifteen passengers and a cargo
u fresh fish from Juneau and Wran-
gle Narruws.
The steamer Dolphin 81 the same
company will sail fer southeastern
Alaska ports tomorrow morning al .
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14

year OF ths firms money.
heDdlhlds downfall dates from
the raelsK meet AZ the Meadows a
year hso. II = said that be had
never played she races before that
time During the meet he developed
into a basyy plunEer. and after the
horses ana gene he continued 10 play
them - the local pool rooms.
Few Of the poolfoom propFistpFs
knew who Mcdonald was. One 81
the dangerous features OF p0uiroffn
gambling II that u can BE- INDUCED
In without the publicity that attends
playing faru bank roulette and other
games In an ordinary gambling
house.
ClanrY's poolroom IL said 10 have
been the young business mans ia
vorits resort and he was 20 be found
there every afternoon aa regularly ae
The board marker.
And the jail l. the end q II all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14

the widow OF Lieutenant Davidson
and the next OF kin Of the others
killed with "A telegram from the pres
idont himself. lie also sent d dis.
patch 20 Admiral Barker, command
ing the North Atlantic fleet. convey
ing his deepest sympathy.
President Roosevelt sent the fol-
lowing dispatch 10 Admiral Parker
at Pensacola this morning.
Il am ineNproasably Erieyed AZ the
catastrophe. desire to express 20
you and the officers and the men
under you my profound GRIEF and
sympathy"
(Gigned)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
An Heroic Act

PENSACOLA. Fla. April il-Cap.
tain CowleH. OF the Missouri. thif
morning received more than l0t
messages from relatives OF the sail
orh making Inquiries. lie replied "a
all Of them personally. Later reports
from the ship indicate that the real
truth In not known yet regarding tho
explosion.
Thirty-eight casketa were ordered
this afternoon. The story or the
self sacrifice Of n man 10 save the
ship II told OF a sailor named 30
Eund. ON seeing the burning pow
der charge the man grappled IL and
dashed through the turret and leaped
overheard. The act saved the ship
from total destruction as had the
charge iRnited II would have reached
tho magazine and blown the battle
ship In twain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
DISAGREED

After celebrating all night the su-
perior court jury which heard the
damage suit % Charles williams
against the Ballard Lumber company
failed TO agree and Was discharged
BY Judge AIbertson.
Williams sued for tis 90 claiming
that his hands were cut off when he
was removing shavinEs from the cog
wheels Of a planning machine. which
was put in operation without warning
The company claimed that williams.
was guilty Of eontributory negligence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
SWIFT IS HAPPY

Capt r. A. Swift Of this city Il as
happy AZ boy today because his irish
water spaniel. "Brannisan." carried
eff four first prizes at the dog show
last night. besides a ribbon. Bran
niEan" took the honorn In competition
with the finest dogs Of hia class In the
world. All 81 his competitors had
formerly taken good prizes and one
81 them Was imported from England
Capt Swift suggests that good
plan for testing the Hphuieis at the
show would be 90 take them out In the
lake. say = half mile. and see which
could reach shore In the quickest
tlTun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14

who fought the franchise asked by
I. ]. Naw. Now they want one
themselves. The committee took the
matter under Amusement.
III the Franchise IN net granted
city Comptroller Riplinger says that
he IL prepared TO draught an ordi-
nance which viii compel all ucaven=
ger wagons operated 70 pay an am
nual license OF $40 and 10 place the
license number on each wagon 20
that they can be Identified by the
city sanitary inspectors. He says
that he has been unable 20 enforce
the present ordinance which aimH at
the result. because Il Is technically
defective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
ACCEPTED
JUSTICE cANN's RESIGNATION
MEETS APPROVAL OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The county commissioners this
morning formally accepted the rvatE-
nation OF T. h. Cam as justice OF
the peace.
We viii appoint no one 10 fill
Judge Cams place at this time. -
said Y. J. Smith. and probably wiil
no, do 10 until after the Republican
convention. when thu nominee for
the office will be appointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
.MMNMC
GWH
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
WORTH OF sPARkLEs MISS.
ING

Diamonds ana iewelry valued at
$500 were stolen from Mrs. O. DIAL
lin. who resides In a flat at Gss Uni
vetsitY street. early this morning.
Mrs, pallin says she missed tho val
tables at sac o'clock this morning
A search was made and the purse
which contained them was found In
a heap OF papers In the hallway. but
the Jewels we're missing.
A man named Hines who has
been doing odd work about the build
inE for the landlady. Mrs NJ. Fuller,
was taken into custody. The police
are making an investigation Of the
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
WANTS DIVORCE MILL
TO TURN BACKWARDS

The application OF Mrs. Amelia
Weldert 10 have set aside the decree
OF divorce which her husband sc
cured against her last June. r. be-
ing heard by Superior Judge Bell
today. Mrs. weldert claims that her
husband secured his divorce only by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
NOMINATIONS

WARRINGTON. D. c, April IA
The following nominations were sent
to tho senate by President Roosevelt
this morning. W H. Hunt. Of Mon =
tann. 20 bo district ifdEe. A. u.
Chamberlain. 10 be register Of lands
at Douglas. Wyo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14

STRIKE


my Bcripus News Assn.)
BAN fftAhclBcO, April H-1ha
members Of the fIackmen'n union
struck this morning FOR shorter hours
and higher wages. Practically every
hacimsn Ia the city IL out.
4 repetition Of the conditions fol-
lowing the haekmeu's strike in Chi
cage. when scores 81 bodies remained
unburied for days. on account q the
refusal Of the drivers % take out the
hearsea, II anticipated Ia this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
BOND REDUCED

The Washington Trust company,
receiver Tor the International hank
and Trust company, this morning
succeeded Ia having its bond re-
dueed from $50. 900 10 $4,000 on the
ground that affairs had been 40 set
tied up that emily a little mere than
$4,000 remained TO be paid cut to
creditors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
DON'T RISK A PENNY
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