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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
COURTS WILL SAVE
HOTEL WASHINGTON
= MOORE RESORTS TO INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS TO
PREVENT STREET oRAoeEs FROM


In the clouds. and I'll have 10 lower
my guests down with a rope and
put in line Of balloons 20 hauIt
them back up again ! am for i'm
proving the streets every time. but
! must say that I don't approve Of
goinE In so heavy al IL all at once
and shutting of al avenues of go
cape so that man can't get out OF
his own house without an airship.
The injunction remedy will prob
ably help the situation some. al
though the man with the pick and
SPADE has got in a good deal OF
work already ! slept a little hate
this morning and II hadn't gotten
up just when ! did I don't think
there'd have been anything left OF
the hin by this time
Il tell you they are oxpendinE a
wonderful lot Of energy up there
in my neiEhhorhood. got TO put a
stop 20 it-got To put a stop to
a. and the good natured promoter.
who can 90 some in the way OF en-
erEy himself. hustled off to the
court house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

] 4 Moore will. this evening file
rapers In an injunction suit against
the CITY Of seattle the Seattle Elec-
trie Company and Contractor c. J..
Erickson. restraining and enloiuiug
the defendants from further shut
ting of the approaches t. the
WaahiuEtun hotel by tearing up the
streets. drivcways aud ear tracks
leading 20 the biz hosiery IN re-
grading Second ave
This thing has got 90 stop said
NJ Moore this morning Those
fellows are completely undermining
mo I didn't object when they tore
mp second avenue and turned things
tupsY turyy an around the ear line
that leads up 90 the front Of the
hotel. but this morning when they
began To dig mp the one remaining
driveway ON Virginia street and
gaYe out orders 60 tear up the car
tack itself Why, IL was time for
me 10 get busy
If I let those fellows alone they'll
have me left high and dry mp there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

rsfate nFht eight were arrested
y hIIe other NON .uuiHHI #fH through
out the FafI were 8lHafHaH
The day opened with no apparent
relief t. The situation in sight
Three hundred rirIEs-hreaEsfs ar-
fIssH and arrr distributed bout The
yards Independent packers re-
HeIsea supply ~ cattle HI# NOM
ing because tho brokers and COM
mission acted aH draFsfs
A noon poo reply haH ben re-
HeIEsd b. President Golden - TIE
feaHHfHf# union fH DIE telegram fH
hHaa4uaffHfa Ht Indianapolis #H.HF
for sanction Uf fHe HfHH#.
4 mass meeting n strikers aHa
hid tHH morning IH q HaI near TIE
yards blight thousand attended if
aHI asHIf.HH Iutn vacant lots TIE
crowds were addressed - union
ieaasHa HHa buuYsI Them HH HIfh
statements that the stoke situation
saH entirely fo ftsIf liking
Tho packers. BE- developed chic
HaHHHF have made arrangements
fHH sIeHfrI. power Boa #HHs Then e.
faHfs to keep tHe steam plants GO
HHr HII
The packers have issued state
uHnf r. the public H which They
declare all negotiations HHHH Tho
striking butchers auI other Ufaffs-
men sHa are uli au e EHpafHsf#.
strike are closed and fhaf under
~ sIH#HmHtsu..H uH fHas b. He-
H#HaH=#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
WATER SHUT OFF

Water Will be- shut ~ tomorrow
from . a. m. 90 3 m on Fast
Thomas street from bellevue ave.
nne north to Belmont avenue north .
On bellevue avenue north from
Fast Thomas street - Bellevue
place on East Republican street.
from Bellevue avenue north e. Msl
fuHr avenue north on Eat Mercer
street from bellevue avenue north
e. summit avenue noftl an Hell
mont avenue north from naY street
10 IAksfieu avenue and ca usI
mont place from Helmant avenue
north 10 Bellevue avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

cd by the mothers statement
SHE told Coroner Hoyr that she
and her aan and Wehor had been
drinking together throughout the
"a, and afterwards her son started
for lawson. This WAS che last time
she saw him alive. IN company
With Wehee she made several calls
on ueighhaHa and was at neigh
boris house when Wrboy. who had
started for Hlatk Diamond came
running in and told her that her son
had been Killed
Mrs svetisher o. woman So
she has been living 40 urugs Tor the
past few Years with her SON she
has long maintained gIanirstlus re-
htiUHs With Wshae and makes No
dental - tn fact This Was thu
cause Il violent Iusrrels between
her aeH and Wshas and finally the
mother gave her suH 500 and sent
him g. british Columbia about
month axe
A frW DAYS aro hr returned w.
hoe Was HuEvfrd 40 bits return. but
the day - The murder
John sRsIIshaH the murdered man.
was 81 yrars uf axe and was con
sifsIrd au even tempered man ard
not given r. picking Iuarreis. Haf
be- did nj HH# the way hIs mother
conducted HHHHHlf with Wrhoe We
hoe Is man - years 90 aEr fairly
ruuI IaahuE huf SENS to have a
breeding nature
Wehas also saws that be waa
drinking during the afternoon With
Nrs SNetIaher and her son and
that after thu murdered man lad
lrft for LAWSON De and Mrs Sset
ither vent ont calling and did not
separate until o'clock that uikht
Coroner Hove and DrputY sheriff
hodges think they have the muf=
drrrr Ina Wehur and believe h. il
responsible for the death ~ John
SWefiahef hut think that b. NAY
have been ineited Go the crime bY
Mrs SwefIsher. the dead mans
mother.
The poat norton examination
vas performed hy prs Stone and
Livingstone before tho arrival a
Coroner HaYs Who all1 made an
examination - The remains
Deputy sheriff Morgan brought
Nehoe q The euuufY Iall this morn
INK from BLACK Diamond
No Inquest all be held An Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

The bar and vine rooms Of the
Aaison Barberis we're closed Las,
nIght b. order Of Tie license and
revenue committee Of the city couu-
ell and License Inspector Marsh
Naa openly charged with violating
his duty iu allowing TIE place 10
run for the past two weeks without
license The meeting 81 the CON
mittee yesterday afternoon Was the
most sensational ever held Ia this
city. The HeusatIou Naa entirely
brought about b. the application Of
the proprietor Of the MaIsuu Bar.
hefia for license 20 change hia bar
from the second floor Of the build
INK In which 10 Is located to the
street floor.
Right in the beginning there was
evidence Of 800 feeling on the part
81 the members 81 the committee
because Mr. BarbeIis had continued
running the place Without license
and showed an evident intention Of
doing about a. he HaW 1T without
consulting the opinions u the mem.
ber Of the council
The license vas turned down yaa-
terday afternoon and viii be taken
up a. some future meeting Of he
body But meanwhile the place
must be run without act goods. and
n few of the more attractive feat
ufes will have 10 be done away with
The committee paid a visit 10 the
Mala0n just before the meeting and
consequently were ready 10 talk
from actual observation. aud what
VA said was intensely interesting
10 those In attendance.
II was openly charged that the
place VA nothing but a house Of
designation and should DO moved
below the dead line. II II desired 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
Mr.. J. A. MOORE WILL BUILD
A FIRST CLASS NATATORIUM

Seattle is to have a first class. up
u.date salt water uhtatorium So
says J A Moore Of the Moore In
NrHtmeut Company
a good salt water plunge Will
ON LONG felt want la this city.
said Nj Moore in an interview this
morning. not alone TOT the an
phihiuua small hoy. but Tor athiet
cially Inclined aruWu up folks as
we'll So ve are planning To have
three big niuuEea built iu the base
mont 81 the new building 90 b. put
up Ia the spring at Virginia atrest
and Second avenue We viii have
the salt water piped boo from the
Sound and heated hy modern pro
cess The wallis and floors or the
plungeH will Be tiled and there viii
be- a good equipment uf fresh water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
Especial 70 The STAR

TACOMA. July &c Louis Mich
alison. a laborcr at tho 81 Paul q
Tacoma Lumber Company mills.
committed suicide At O'Clock last
evening by taking carbolle acid.
Ho swallowed about an ounce ~ the
fluid and within fifteen minutes
thereafter 0aa dead
The Wife and children OF Micha!
son we're seated a. the dining table
az their home 2tl7 Sonth e street.
and were calling for him 10 come
10 supper lie responded that he
would be there iu a minute. and al
most Immediately walked out Of the
parlor and calmly announced 10 hts
family that he bad taken carbo.ie
acid That MAS bis last expression.
lie sank 20 the floor ~ the dining
room and passed At once into uu-
consciousness Ills wife stepped TO
the telephone and called Or Royal
A Cove and then began a frantic
effort 10 restore 10 consciousness
the fast expiring man he waa
given salt and water and milk aud
" 81 induced 20 vomit but waH dead
before the doctor arrived Its pass
Ing away wa apparently without
very great agony and he made no
effort 10 address hls family
Miehalson bad evidently been
meditaiiug suicide for number Of
months. but there was nothing In
bis acts during the day that lndiz
Gated that he was feeling out Of
sorts. At the close Of the day
wnrt AZ the mill ha vsaiLad us. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

John sVctisher an Austrian coal
n,.ner. was murdered In cold blood
on the doorstep 81 his own home at
bruce station. two miles from BLACK
Diamond. SUNDAY night The assas-
sin las iu walt for him aud struck
him Iu the forehead With a hand-uN
iust az hr stepped ur onto the back
porgh of the HOUSE lie Waa tu o.
DIVING condition when found and
never recovered consciousness
when the rrpaft that man had
been killrd at hruee reached the
city yesterday Coroner Hove left 81,
once Tor the seeue Of the Tragedy
As a result of his Investigation and
the work 90 Deputy Sheriff n r.
Hodges % Hack Diamond. several
tangible cieWs were discovered and
Antoine Wehoe. between whom and
sVetIsher there had been bad bIaaI
For several months. Waa arrested oa
suspicion of the murder. lie IS now
in the county Jail
A revolving state ~ facts Mas dis
covered by enc coroner. Who states
that AIRS Johanna SNrfIsher the
dead mans mother. Is being kept
under surveillance on atHuunf ~
her uaforiousIy intimate relations
With the suspected murderer. We
hoe. and thr brutal indifference with
which she received the HHHa &C her
son = tragic fate.
SWetlshrr Was last seen alive az ,
a'eloek sunday uIKht - I-4a som. "a
small town mile from BHuHa An
hour later he vas f.uuI dFIuE on
the porch OF the little cabin 40
Bruce ~ Wrhae Wshae afrenu.
eusiF denies auv kHavIeaEr &c the
murder and submitted 5a arrest
quietly Tie says ~ Iaa saw sset-
isher alive and in good health "a @
o'clock sunday afternoon and VAS
horror stricken WheH h. faHad the
asink uau.
Hr says he Waa passing SWEET
tHhef's cabin on his Nag FROM Law
sen Co Black Diamond when De-
heard grulus coming from the cabin
and Investigated
Wehue had NOT left fHs dead mans
mother more thar taa MIaufea be-.
fore and rushed haek - tn house
~ q u-IEhh0-. where fha4 had been
visiting together. and gave the
alarm The mother refused ~ that
time 60 ro to the assistance 81 her
dying san. auI has not explained
uhy Wehne STORY II substantial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
into The
DEPTHS
S. c. ALLEN, ONCE A PROM.
kENT SPOKANE LAWYER, AT.
TEmPTs SUICIDE IN JAIL

Samuel G Allen. formerly prose
cutting attorney Of Spokane county.
made n desperate attempt 20 commit
suicide by cutting his throat in his
cell at the city jail yesterday eve
niug with pouhuife. which he had
seereted i'm his clothing Allen vas
arrested a few days ago for passing
worthless checks, but released on
bonds by Police Judge George His
buudsman feared that he would not
appear for trial and yesterday sur
rendered him. \ few minutes after
he was placed in the receiving cell
he made the attempt on his life
The cries OF his fellow prisoners
brought tho jain authirities who
disurmed Allen Or Buckley was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

shower baths. With a generous aup.
ply Of bathing suits aud attendants
There will be- one plunge for the
men. another for the women. and
a big one Tor the boys So many
people haze spoken "a me about
the need NJ public baths In Seattle.
that ink tho investment viii be
a good one from business stand
point aa well nA most desirable
one "a tho public
Nj Moore states that the new
building Will cost Ia the uelKhbor
hood Of $500 600. and that the baths
alone viii occupy the larger por.
ton Of the basement Work will be
begun IN the spring aud it II -.
pneted that the building will be
completed and the plunEea open 20
patrons BY fan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

continue under the present manlpu.
laiiou All Kinds 81 bad things uers
said about the place and the ma
Nho talked straight from the shout.
der acre ready "a back up every
word they aait
The most sensational charge came
when one Of the MEMBER stated
that the place had been run under
protection from the Republican city
government and this practice muat
stop while the present license and
revenue committee had anything a.
do about IT. II had BEEN permitted
20 run The same character 81 4
place a. ia conducted below the dead
line and no one seemed 10 take IN
tereat enough % see that 10 Wa
abolished
The subject n rooms was taken
up and emUhas. zed a. one Of the
features that al other places ha {
been Obliged to remove aud the usf.
tInent question was asked why fhIH
place h9uld be allowed 20 continue
lue practice not allowed by others
The committee In its visit 10 the
place. had seen the rooms with the
beds In them and these rooms we're
connected Nth the street by means
OF blind stairway leading from
the alley
The evident intention Of the man
agement Of the place 90 totally dis.
regard the orders ~ the council
brought doEu a storm when the
committee finally assembled 10 SEES
sion Zhinden and Bowen led the
hght against the place and no one
appeared 10 champion the granting
OF the license.
Bowen and Zblndcn both spoke
very strongly about the character
OF the place and believed that such
houses should be put down below
The dead line, where they belong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
Council Closed Up the
Bar and Wine Rooms OF
the MaiSOn Barberis

instead Of being allowed - exist Ga
the best part Of the business see
ton 81 the city AaaIKuafIau and
prostitution we're the names applied
70 the place BY more than one 81
the members of The committee and
there vas no reserve in openly
charging the place a. being a. bad
A. many iu the south end Of the
city.
Amer the discussion 81 the qucs-
ton Tor some time License Inspect
or Marsh vas called into the room
70 explain how be happened % al
las the place 20 run without a b.
ceuae Tie vas charged with yiu-
iating his duty and ordered to see
hat the place was closed up before
the council met that evening
Council ZhIudeu said
We viii make every effort 10 see
that places Of this character are
CLEANED up in the business section
II the city and that al be made 20
follow the Law 10 the letter The
council should not grant licenses %
places % this character legitimate
saloons are Obliged 10 follow the
Law and ! can see no reaann uhy
this place should not. II ia right in
the heart % the business section 81
hfs city and FOR that reason II no
other. should be cleaned out. IL
looks az though the committee
would not grant a license for the
second avcueu resort Anyway. /
shall fight against IT,"
At the nesting 81 the committee
Il was strongly limited that the Mai
son BarbcriH b. not the only place
that Will be obliged 10 mend lts
waYa in order 10 continue In hual-
ness. Although no names were
given II % understood that several
Of the other we'll known saloons
will be obliged 10 make some rad
lfM changes In order 10 renew their
license
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
Extend Railroad
SspseaI to The star)

CONNEtfs Wash. July &c Due
10 tho iaereA sel wheat yield this
year the oregon Railway a Naylra
ton company haa decided 90 extend
iu branch from kahlotuH 90 Con
nell This line vas formerly used
but has not been operated for the
past few NsaHs on account OF the
lack OF traffic Trains Will pHoha-
hly De running IL Councll within
three "a eeEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

the mans throat. after which he
was sent 10 the county Jail. II Is
thought that excessive drinking has
caused bis mind 10 become unbal-
anCcd
Some time ago Allen was divorced
from bis wife at Spokane. Since
that time he has steadily gone down
hill They were prominent society
people of Spokane at one time. she
has remarked since and is said to
be living in this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

KANSAS CITY. No. July IL
There was no sign Of a Fympathetie
strike this morning Quiet prevails.
Several carloads Of laborerH arrived
from the Kansas wheat fields The
packers believe they have the situA-
ton well IN hand herr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
Tacoma Workman
Took CarbOliC Acid
DOMESTIC TROUBLES ~ COMMITTING SUICIDE IN
PRESENCE or AVS FAsLY-Hs HAD PREPARED ron DEATH

the affIse window with his partner
and resigned his position Then he
and bits partner walked acruas 60
tswn and up the hill 70 bis house.
rlmy stopped al saloon on the
va aud had a glass OF beer. and no
appeared unusually cheerful Ar
fvinE ~ tho house, he prepared for
supper. but fingered In the parlor
feaalnE a newspaper aftar the fam
liz Raa seated. and there swallowed
lhs falAl duae
rs wife evidently expected just
sueh al act on HE part and knew
annethinE 81 the cause that led 20
Il. WHEN questioned by Or Cove.
alae ~ firat gave an evaaive answer.
haf adm tied that on three different
occasion he had made threats TO
KIN himself The last time vas on
SUNDAY. when he threatened to ter
inmate an unpleasant domestic
anene By drinking a bottle Of car
bolie acid, which he had purchased.
She anatched tho bottle from his
hand and destroyed H. When asked
BY the physician II there had been
any jealousy she replied that she
had been Obliged 20 work out
good deal and this had aroused sus
pleiun and Jealousy She did not
state whether anything further had
come between them or not.
Nicholson was tho father Of four
children. an OF whom witnessed his
tragic demise The oldest Ia girl
of Is years and the other three are
boys aged 10. n and 2 respectively.
The family camo TO Tacoma from
EllenaburE three years ago. and he
has since been employed az labor
- 49, @Aa-a ~ - =sa@ A. fHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

health the fat vas not known. al
though bis wifs states that De- has
been acting Queerly % late and has
not been able TO sleep he vas g.
years o. AKA aud had been married
sixteen years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

formation viii probably be filed
against Wchoc direct by proaecut.
tnE Attorney Scott. II he thinks
there Be- sufficient evidence Ia hold
Nehoe for the crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
GENERAL STRIKE ORDERED

SIT LOUIS July ze-The pack
IHe TrIaH Council met today and
H-. .1eI To order out all trades
without getting instructions from
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
MECHANICAL MEn OUT

OMAHA. seb. July as-Ahout
packing plants quit ~ noon today.
NfhrralHe The aItaatlon H. an
changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
BREAKERS
FIRE INTO CROWD

EARLY MORNING DISTURBANCE BROUGHT on BY NON.
umonlsrs At CHICAGO STOCK YARos-PoLloE HAD TO
ORDERED AND HOPE FOR PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT
ABANDONED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
oBy aerIpua News Arrn)

CuucAGo. July 20 When a
number Of negro strike breakers ar
rived 90 o'clock this morning they
we're Iesrsd bY a small crowd 81
strike HymuHfhizsfH a dozen non
union men from the yards met the
negroes All Here ARMED with uIa.
tolls uud the entire party started uu
thc run for the yards firing right
aud left creating ID panic The r1.
Nee were summoned and after 30 deH-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

". r. Lyons. Of 1872 Firnt avenue.
complained 90 the police last night
Of gold watch and chain being
stolen from vest which he left
hanging Boo his office lie stepped
out for a few minutes and 81 re-
turning found bis watch had been
stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
MINER MURDERED ON
HIS OWN DOORSTEP

SUNDAY NIoaT-ANroNE wEHoG HAS BEEN ARRESTED
ON susPieoN-srRANoG ACTION OF oeAo MANS MOTHER
MAY LEAD TO HER ARREST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

TIE PRoPREToRs HAD RUNNING rp1 CAFE WITHOUT
WILL INVESTIGATED
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11

The car is the owner of over a hun
dred estates. all of which supply him
with private revenues; but he is also
the possessOr of hundred palaces and
castles. which have 10 be maintained
in imperial style at great expense TO
the owner. The car has more serv-
ants than anyone else in the world.
for a veritable army of over 10000 do
mestics-cooks. pages. buffers. grooms.
gardeners. and so forth-is employed
on his estates. He possesses over
forty residences which he has never
seen. a score of homes which he has
viewed externally. but never inhabited.
even for one night. and another score
in each of which he has slept on only
one occasion. The cars private stable
contains over 5000 horses belonging
to him. and the herds OF cattle feeding
on his own lands are estimated 10
number over $4,000 head
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
Saves Two From Death.

Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis" writes Mrs. W. X Havi
land. OF Armonk. y. Y. but. when ali
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Our niece. who had consumption in an
advanced stage. also used this wonder,
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We'll" Desperate throat and lung dis
eases yield 10 DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry as TO no other medicine on earth.
Infallible for coughs and colds. 30
cents and 81 bottles guaranteed by
Hartz & Ullemeyer. Trial bottles free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
Ore of Many.

II. \. Tisdale. of Summerton, S. c..
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