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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
Complaint Filed Against
Men Who Committed
the Assault.

Warrants for the arrest 81 W H.
Waller and Barney Jones. police
patrolmen. who we're sammarily
dismissed from the department yes
terday By Police Chief Irving
Ward for brutaily beating Alfred
W. Mackle. a real estate dealer
and n A. Cardwell. a mining en-.
glneer. Thursday night. were issued
today and Deputy Sheriff Steve
Meek is securing the city In an ef
fsFt to take the men into custody.
Thomas ID Page. attorney for
Mackie and Cardweli. yesterday att
arno0n appeared before Pr0Hecut.
ing Attorney Kenneth Macintosh.
who caused an Information 10 be
filed direct In the superior court
charging Waller and Jones with
assault and battery Page says he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
SCHOOL DEBATERS TO
ARGUE CLOSED SHOP

Whether or not labor unions are
justified by all lawful means at
their disposal in enforcing the
closed shop is the question for the
interscholastlc debate this year at
the Washington high school. The
debating association has elected
officers as follows: Ward howles,
president; Lelah Shahan. vice
president; John Bovlngdon. secre-
tary; Fred Pulver, treasurer Tho
final try-out for the dehaters will
be held on November g
The Greek club has elected Of.
ficers as follows; Tom Goshen,
president; Eunice Smith. first vice
president, Don Gray, second vice
president; Everett Smith, third
vice president; Miss A. Chapman,
secretary and treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
BRUTAL OFFICERS FACE
CRIMINAL PROSECUTION

wiIi exert every effort 70 send the
former patrulmen "a jail
A number 81 dlaiuteFessed alt.
neMaez have volunteered to testify
that the assault wRa entirely un
provoked. aud that Waller and
Jones were guilty ~ the grunaest
brutality.
II II said that Waller and Jones
will appeal to the civil service com
mission 10 set aside Chief Wards
order ~ dlamlnsal Waller did not
know he was dismissed from the
department until he read u In The
star Waller told the chief that De
never hit MAckte or Cardwell The
chief preferred 20 take the word Of
half a dozen Witnesses thar Waller
knocked CBgdweli down with a
blow on the eye and then proceed.
ed to kick him into lusonsihility.
n am sorry that these two men
we're ever members 81 the police
department. said Chief Ward thia
morning brutality as shown In
this case II is impossible TO Justify
and / had no other course than 10
summarily dismiss the offenders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
Alleged Pro- Taft Cleveland
Article Proves to
Be Bogus.

NEW YORK. Sept &c The New
YORK. Times today pFints the Col.
lowing communication from y 3.
Hastings. executor 81 the estate Of
the late Governor Cleveland. deny.
lnw that the late president wrote
an article. which appeared IN the
Timca and which represented
Cleveland as favoTlnE the election
~ William H. Taft to the preat
dency.
$50 Broadway, Sept rs. 1905.
To thu Editor ~ the New York
Times Sir Since cur intrFvisw
ag September -. which WAS folluw
"a on September - by the pwhli.
cation Ia the Times of = state.
ment then made hy me relative %
the article attributed 60 the author
ship OF The late Grover Cleveland.
which was Published ~ the Times
on August 80 ! now desire 70 say
that there has since come % my
kuowiesixe evidence which leaves
in my mind no doubt Of the fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
Judge Dies just Before
Deciding a Famous
Criminal Case.

VANCOUVER. y. G.. Sept 26.---
For the third time Geo Walkcm.
prominent Vancouver civil cngi.
neer charged with having counsel.
led an illegal operation. AT first In
Seattle but later Ia this province.
will not hear the judges verdict
which might have sent him 20 jail
for ~ years.
Judge Cane. % the county court.
died suddenly last night and the
ease which has become the most
sensational In British Columbia
criminal annals viii have to be tried
again
Was Found Guilty.
AZ the last trial Walkem was
found guilty OF having counEelled
an operation on Miss Blanche Bond
ut Seattle Judge Cane reserved
sentence pending an appeal 10 the
higher court This court confirmed
the previous decision and again the
case WAS appealed. this time 60 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
CHICAGO WIDOWS ARE
CHASING MAN TO COAST

lower % the teachings Of Or Han.
iah. the two widows are a few
~ the number who have been at
tempting to win the favor Of the
doctor since his actions have
aroused criticism Hanlsh has been
the object OF 20 much attention.
She says. that Il has interfered
with his studies and caused him TO
seek rest In the west. where, Il IL
be will keep his ad.
dress a secret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

NEW YORK, Sept 2s - G. d.
Squires. accused by former Attor-
ney General Monnett. Of Ohio. with
having offered him a bride OF $780,
900 Ia stop the prosecution OF suits
against the Standard oil company,
today denied absolutely that he
had ever made such an offer.
squires said that the Monnett af-
fldavit was false in every partfc-
ular, and specifically asserted that
the statements duplicating y b.
squires. Frank Rockefeller and G.
y. Haskell were false.
IN his statement today squires
simply denied the whole allega-
ton. denying that there ever Was
such a proposition and that he had
ever had any connection whatever
with such a deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
Councilman Gill Viii AJAX
Calling Of a Bond
Election.

President GIN. OF the city coun.
eli. will Introduce an ordinance at
a meeting Of the city council in the
near future calling for bond cleo
ton on the proposition. Of erecting
akyscraper city hall building on
the site Of the present city hall
AZ present GIN holds down the
chair Of acting mayor, during
Mayor Miiler's months vacation In
the east, and he expects to bring
up the new city hall proposition
when be returns to the council
"This is the logical thing for
the city to do" said Gil today
I'VE must have a city hall. aud
by constructing building large
enough 10 accommodate CONNER
ciai Interests II can be made to pay
for itself during the life Of the
bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
THIRTEEN KILLED
In TRAIN WRECK

BERLIN, Sept. 26,-Thirteen
persons we're killed and 40 injured
today In a railroad collision which
is reported TO be one Of the worst
in this section Of the country In
years. II ls claimed that the action
Of the engineer Of one Of the trains
In ignoring the danger signal ls
responsible for the wreck. II Is
believed that q number Of the In.
lured will die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

The Volund was struck below the
water line and big hole opened In
her hull She filled with water rap
idly and soon foundered. Small
boats were put out from the Com
monwealth and 10 OF the crew Of
II we're taken aboard the liner
The GOODNESS of the officers Of the
Commonwealth prevented any Sc.
rious results from the panic among
the passengers All rushed from
their staterooms In their night
clothes and there was the greatest
confusion. The officers made hur-
ried investigation. and found there
was no serious damage to the Com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
SINKS EN COLLISION IFd
HEAVY FOG

United preaal
NEW YORK Sept 2ewhe thousand board the
Commonwealth today the ship
heavy
and though the terrific
everyone believed that all escaped
mem Of the Vound down with his ship
Commonwealth steamng about 10 knots hour when
the suddenly directly ahead The
IL impossible the col
heavy and when they together the
Impact great passengers the Commonwealth
Al their hunks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

CHICAGO. Sept 20 Richard G.
Hail. president Of the Chicago As.
ISOLATION Of Commerce. will preside
at the banquet which viii be At.
tended by Taft and Bryan in this
city. October z The banquet will be
given BY the association 20 the
men attending the national deep
waterways convention II will prob.
ably be the first time that demo
cratic and republican candidates for
president have sat az the same
board In addition 20 the candi-
dates there will be a score OF gov.
efnora and other scores Of con.
gresKmen among the 1900 guests
Al the banquet President Hall ln
hearing considerable from friends
on his good fortune in being the
frat man who will be- able 20 safely
say he has been next to the next
president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
NANDAI[TTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM
ALL SORTS OF DOPE FOR
ALL SORTS OF PEOPLE
GOULD'S COUSIN
DIES a PAUPER

a peculiar mystery surrounding the
ease. Madame Ferrier Johnson. the
daughter OF the late founder ot the
HlbeFnian bank III San Francisco,
recently reported that Gould waa
under the control Of woman hyp.
notist. and that he had been taken
20 the county hospital while under
the influence Of drugs, Detective
Sergeant Kelly. when the report
vas made 70 the police detailed
two men "a investigate the case
The more work the officers Old on
the case the deeper the mystery
grew.
When Gould was asked II won.
an had him ia her power he said
that the report was unfounded,
Him body IL being held pending
word from hia millionaire cousins.
II no order IL received soon Il viii
be- buried In the PETERS field,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
Murdered W0MAN'S HEAD
IS uNEARTHED AT NOME

The fumigati0n 81 the steamer
Victoria failed TO bring cont John.
xtnu, II be was aboard. and the 81
Ulcers - the steamer. which sailed
for Seattle yesterday. are instruct
ed 60 make a search along UnlmEk
PASS % find some trace II pos
slbie 81 the murderer. provided he
ieaped overheard Officers have
wired 10 Seattle asking the police
to board the Victoria at the en-,
trance % the straits and make a
search Of the steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
POVERTY DRIVES
GIRL TO SUICIDE

medical aid could BE- summoned
the young woman breaihed her last
II was stated at the house Ia
which the young woman lived that
she was formerly member Of the
Salvation Army. Staff Captain
Catherine HcAbee stated today
that she ala not know The woman.
The body Is at the undertaking es
tabllahment 81 Johnson 4 Handl
ton Nothing IL known Of the dead
woman's relatives She had been
In Seattle for about tao years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
8. -. AFTER THE
FRISCO SYSTEM

land preferred. This coupled with
the statement that the money Is
forthcoming 10 meet the Frisco is
sue, Is taken In some quarters 10
indicate that Harriman's hand Is
directing the movements and when
II Is all over the Frisco end will
belong 10 the Southern Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

CHICAGO. Sept. rs Followed
NJ two Chicago widows. each OF
shoEn Is said to be anxious to win
~ way into his affections. Or
0onan Zar.Adushl Hanish. high
triest Of the Sun Worshippsre. IL
aessng 10 the Pacific coast today
. ESCAPE their rather embarrassing
at1entions. it Is said According %
asatsmenfs made hy Miss Ellen
fleMents. whose mother il a fol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

her bow and the heavy stralning OF
her hull timbers,
They then ordered the passengers
back TO their staterooms, and block
ing the passageways. refused 10 al
low them to 30 ON the decks, This
IL believed 60 have saved many
lives, as some of the men and wo-
men were SO frightened that they
probably would have jumped over.
board
The Volund was enroute 20 Nova
Scotia. Reports from the scene OF
the wreck indicate that she Is a
total loss. The Commonwealth was
able to proceed on her way,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
SAYS CITY HALL SHOULD
BE HUGE SkYSCRAPER

perior court this morning by the
Carstens Packing Co against tho
Frye.Bruhn Co. asking for "A iudg
ment Of t7.et4t2 on account OF a
breach Of contract alleged 70 have
occurred In connection with the
filling Of a three years contract
with the mining companies Of
Treadwell, Alaska. for their meat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
Nome Marshal Makes a
Crewsome Find in the
Johnston Case.

NOME. Alaska. Sept s6l-The
k1aa and lower ilmha 81 Mrs Lee
leknsion. murdered BY her hns
kand five years ago, were uuearth-
a t0aay Marshal Warren, who
lad charge 81 the case. made the
1lscDveTys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
ENTIRE CABINET TO GO ON
STUMP FOR TAFT
Garfield, Bonsparte and
Wilson All to Go
10 Work.

CHICAGO. Sept 2s.--It was an.
nouneed today that Secretary Of
the Interior Garfield win take the
stump for Taft and will speak in
Indiana on a three-day trip, begin
ming October l. Garfield. who has
been intimately connected with the
affairs OF the campaign. is expect.
cd 70 put In some heavy blows
FOR the republican candidate in the
doubtful state OF Indiana, where
much OF the interest is now cen
tering
II was announced also today that
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson
and Attorney General Ronaparte
have offered their services 10 the
national committee and are willing
TO take the stump for TAFT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. Sept &C.
William II Taft was greeted by an
immense throng here today and
was received with great enthusi-
assn. He spoke to the crowd but
apologized for his voice. saying he
regretted greatly his inability 10
make himself heard by an. The
speech was interrupted continually
by cheers. The demonstration was
one of the most remarkable made
az any point on the present tour.
Judge Tafts voice Is no better
today but Il is no worse and he be-
lieves he will be able 20 meet his
engagements without much trouble
Il any.
Ills itinerary today includes five
speeches In Ohio and seven In Min
nesota. At Vinton. Iowa. today
TAFT attacked Bryan's free silver
record. II was announced that Taft
will reply later to the statements
regarding him by Senator Foraker
In his statement made public this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
A Most Peculiar Mystery
Surrounded Entire
Case.
10y United prss..l

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept Ca
County hospital authorities ara Try,
Ing today 10 solve the mystery
which surrounds an unknown wom
an who called 10 see Melvin A
Gould. the aEed cousin Of George
j Gould, Just before he died pau.
per here The woman refused to
give her name. aud acted In a
strange manner.
Since Gould was taken 20 the
county hospital a helpless invalid
three months age. there has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
Annie Matson Takes Acid
to End Life of
Misery.

Brooding over ilihealth aud pow
ssty Annie Matson. - years old
snded her life BY drinking a small
hesgls 81 eaFbolis acid 10 her room.
z7os FIRST az. last night Before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

William G. pFuyn pleaded not
guilty when afrRigned in Judge
FfAtera court this morning for era.
beEElinE t8i &c from Dexter Horton
a Co on January 81 last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Ao@ 1et Mr Foraker Hft his
uobiy ringing voice and make one
~ those patriotic celebrations Of
hse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
BEGINS SUIT ON
BROKEN CONTRACT

A complaint was filed in the au-
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
DEBS WANTS MONEY.

Eugene V. Debs. candidate for
president on the ticket of the social
list party, has made an appeal for
funds. in which he says:
Comrades of America: The Red
Special is no longer an experiment
1t has demonstrated beyond perad-
venture its great power as a propa-
ganda machine. From the hour that
it started it has made good a hun
dredfold every inch of the way. and
| am sure that not a comrade who
has seen the train in action regrets
having contributed to make it pcs
sible
''The eastern trip. and to election
day. must be made. 1t would be no.
thing less than humiliation to the
party and its members to confess to
the world that it had started the
train and could not carry it to it's
destination.
There will be no chance to make
any further appeal. 1t is up to you
comrades If the train is to CON
tinue till the close of the campaign
the money will have to come quick
1t will have to come now"
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
BROTHER IS DEAD.

Today f w. Drummer, the well
known cigar manufacturer. received
message from the old home at
Cham bersburg. Pa, announcing the
death of his brother, William f.
Brunner, aged 27 years, the death
occurring last evening.
The deceased was taken ill about
three weeks ago with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Drummer, in this city, was inform
ed daily by wire of his brothers
condition and these reports had been
in the main encouraging consequent
ly the message today came as a great
shock.
The deceased was prominent
Wholesale tobacco dealer He was
unmarried. Five brothers and the
aged parents who recently celebrated
their golden wedding survive the de-
ceased
The young man was a member of
the Knights of Pythias and Eagles
lodges of Chambersburg.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
A MONSTER TURTLE
Especial to The sentinelJ

Newport, Oct. 5.-There was great
CONSERVATION today among a humid red
or more soldiers at Fort Adams who
thought they saw a capsiZed boat in
the outer harbor near Dyer's island,
two miles away. Just then a govern
ment boat, in charge of Capt. Willis
c. Metcalf passed, and they hailed
him and pointed out to him the big
object.
Capt. Metcalf said that. having
visions of Carnegie medals in his
mind, he headed for the wreck" To
his surprise, instead of an upturned
boat, he found a leatherback turtle
dead, choled in the meshes of a big
selne. He said that the turtle was
ten feet Tong, seven feet in width and
it weighed more than ton. He was
anxious to tow it to port for a show
at one of the wharves, but he did not
dare TO hitch on hawser. as decom-
position had set in.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
LAF0LLETTE IS AT
HEART FOR BRYAN
Especial to The Sentinel. i

Chicago. Oct 5.-The democratic
national committee is making CAPT
tai of the attitude of William T. La
Toilette, brother of Senator Robert
NJ. LaFollette of Wisconsin, and the
publicity bureau yesterday was jubi-
liant when it learned that Mr.. La
Toilette had declared in favor of Mr..
Bryan for president.
The following interview from the
senator's brother was made public;
Bob is simply supporting Taft
for the sake of party regularity, in
much the same way that Mr.. Bryan
supported Parker four years ago. His
heart, however, is with Bryan and
the principles for which he stands
Bob ought to be a democrat. He
stands for things democratic. l know
the feelings of the men who are the
supporters of my brother in Wiscon-
sin. and l know they are going to
vote for the great commoner."
THAT shows which way the wind
is blowing" said Josephus Daniels,
director of the democratic publicity
bureau. In this sentiment he was
supported by Charles Bryan, brother
of the democratic nominee, who is in
Chicago.
Brother Charles" is aiding in the
management of Mr.. Bryan's cam
paign tour, and he met William La
Toilette while Bryan was touring
Wisconsin recently.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05

a gray horse belonging to the Os-
born meat market, broke out of the
harness this morning. on Main street
and dragged the driver, who attempt
ed to hold the animal over the dash
board, and ran up the street. leaving
the wagon in front of the Red Trunk.
The driver was not injured though
the hoofs of the horse narrowly miss
ed his head several times. The horse
was captured in the north end of
town.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
WIFE GETS S.
[speclal 70 INC sentIneI. l

New York. Oct. 5.-Frank Stolba,
of No. III Webster avenue, Ravens
wood, Queens Borough. who dieu on
August 13, left ST for his wife and
700 with which to pay his own fun
eral expenses.
The will. disposing of Sl.4OO in
personal property was filed yester-
day. No reason is given for the dis
elimination against his wife and in
favor of funeral costing one
seventh of the entire estate.
The remainder of the estate is di-
vided among Stolba's children and
grandchildren. His favorite son,
Charles, is made executor.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
MORE HUNTING PARTIES.

Rev. Eugene Smith Will chaperon
a hunting party. composed of the
following well known people. in the
Meeker country the latter part OF
the week: Messrs. Smith, Magill,
c. Z. Taylor, j. II. Lane and o. L.
Miller. These are the men who will
make the deer and bear look scarce
in the vicinity of Rifle.
Messrs. lillian and Rice left this
morning via the wagon road for De-
Beque, where they will be Joined by
Messrs. Frank Lee and C. w. Shores,
to play the Roosevelt act in the
White river country. The party ex-
pect to be gone about ten days
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
LETTERS ARE NEEDLESS.

Mr.. Roosevelt dismisses Mr.. Bry-
ans Letter as simply an attack upon
him personally" Therefore there is
no reason why he should answer it. -
For this relief much thanks. Let us
return to the issues of the campaign
which are not personal but political:
l. Roosevelt extravaganza, which
has brought about Two Billion Dol
lar Congresses in place of Billion
Dollar Congresses.
2. Roosevelt militarism, imper-
ialism, jingoism and rough -riderism,
under which more than Go per cent.
of the government revenues outside
the postal receipts are expended for
wars past and to cor G.
3. Roosevelt personal govern
ment, which assails the judiciary
when it disagrees with the President
and dragons Congress into legislat-
ing his wishes.
4. Roosevelt Government by De-
nunciation.
3. Republican partnership with
Protection, Privilege and Plutocracy.
In discussing these issues and pre-
senting them to the public no Demo-
cratic candidate need write letters to
anybody York World
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05

w. w. Williams, banker of Santa
Rosa, California, enroute from DEN
yer. where he has been attending the
bankers convention, to his home,
stopped off in the city few hours
today and Inspected few of the fruit
farms near the city. He evidently
hadn't heard much about Grand
Junction being a great fruit town as
he expressed much surprise to find
so many fine orchards. He asked
how large high school we had here
and when told nearly $50 he was
dumfounded. He also stated that he
was acquainted with Ross Hoskins,
former Grand Junction high school
boy who afterward developed into
a star football player on the Santa
Rosa team.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05

w. S. Cove of Canon City. pur-
chasing agent for the Midland Ter
minal, the Colorado Springs & Grip
pie Creek District and the Florence
d cripple Creek railroads, is a visit
or to the city. Mr.. Cove was for
merly a well known resident of this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Cove are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Ottman.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
BRYAN ON APPLES
Especial to Tire Sentinel. ]

Waterbury, Conn, Oct. 5.-Bucy-
rus Scudder. q Bethlehem farmer, is
exhibiting four apples which he sue
ceeded in growing with the portrait
of William j. Bryan plainly shown
on the skin. He will send two of
them to Mr.. Bryan.
Two years ago Scudder succeeded
in growing an apple with the fac
smile of the signature of the demo-
cratic candidate for governor
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05

l.. l.. Num- and party of the Tel
luride Power Company came in on
No. this morning from Provo.
Utah. They missed connections with
the Montrose train here and were
obliged to hire a special engine which
enabled them to catch No. 316 at
Montrose