The Seattle star., November 11, 1904, Night Edition, Image 1

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PORT ARTHUR
SAID TO HAVE
CAP/TULA TED
REPORTS RECEIVED FROM SEVERAL SOURCES STATE THAT
rTHE RUSSIAN STRONGHOLD HAS FALLEN INTO TUB
HANDS OF THE JAPS
CRy »r-r»TOi» New Abj^iU
WASHINGTON. D. C NOV. 11.—WHILE REPORTS FROM
HALF A DOZEN SOURCES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED HERE
THAT PORT ARTHUR HAS FALLEN INTO THE HANDS OF
THE JAPANESE. NO OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION HAS BUN
RECEIVED HERE BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT. THE JAPA
NESE LEGATION HAS RECEIVED NO NEWS FROM TOKIO RE
GARDING THE REPORTED CAPITULATION OF THE RUSSIAN
bT RTHE REPORTS ARE OF SUCH UNANIMITY THAT CON
THE REPORTS ARE OF SUCH UNANIMITY THAT CON
BIDERABLE CREDENCE IS PLACED IN THEM. THOUGH COM
PLETE ACCEPTANCE IS WITHHELD IN THE ABSENCE OF
AUTHENTIC CONFIRMATION FROM OFFICIAL SOURCES.
THE FACT THAT ST PETERSBURG IS ENTIRELY SILENT
ABOUT THE MATTER IS TAKEN AS AN INDICATION THAT
THE SITUATION OF COMMANDANT STOESSEL IS EXCEED
INGLY GRAVE.
THE PROBABLE DESTRUCTION OF ALL MEANS OF COM
MUNICATION ACCOUNTS FOR THE ABSENCE OF ANY NEWS
FROM PORT ARTHUR ITSELF EITHER FROM STOESSEL. IF ME
STILL HOLDS IT, OR FROM THE JAPS IF THEY ARE IN POS
SESSION.
ROME. NOV. 11.—THE TOKIO CORRESPONDENT OF THE
NEWSPAPER MESAGGERO WIRES THAT A REPORT HAS
REACHED THERE THAT PORT ARTHUR HAS CAPITULATED.
LONDON, NOV. 11 — SEVERAL REPORTS FROM PRIVATE
PRESS SOURCES ARE CURRENT THIS MORNING THAT PORT
ATHUR HAS FALLEN.
NO OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED.
BARON HAYASHI SAYS HE HAS RECEIVED NO INTIMA
TION THAT SUCH AN EVENT HAS OCCURRED
A DISPATCH FROM BERLIN QUOTES THE LOCAL AN
ZEIGER AS CONTAINING A SIMILAR REPORT. THE PAPER
•AYS STOESSEL WILL EVACUATE TODAY.
ROME. NOV 11—THE AGENZIA LIBERA HAS A DISPATCH
FRO MCHEFOO STATING THAT A MESSENGER FROM GEN
ERAL STOESSEL HAS ARRIVED AT THE JAPANESE HEAD
QUARTERS. IT IS BELIEVED FOR THE PURPOSE OF ASCER
TAINING WHAT CONDITIONS THE JAPANESE WOULD IM
POSE SHOULD THE RUSSIANS SURRENDER PORT ARTHUR.
A dispatch from Iterlin quotes the
Ij" »l Amleger a* containing a aim
liar report. The paper says Btoe*
sel will evacuate today.
SI'SUWALKI. Poland. Nov. 11.—
The rzar arrived here today to bid j
the troops drpartlng for the Kar!
East God speed. After a review of
the troopa his majesty fare a lunch ■
to a German deputation.
BIRMINGHAM. Nov. 11.-TV.*
Post hears that the Japanese p>«-.
ernment considers the permission!
granted the Russian lulu.- fleet to
Mai In neutral ports a certotis j
breach of neutrality. The Japanese
government has communicated In
strong term* with several European I
governments on the matter.
MM Nov. 11.-The Agriula
I.lbera has a dlspatrh from Chefoo
stating that a messenger from Gen
eral Stoessrl has arrival at tb# Jap
anese headquarters. It la believed,
for the purpose of ascertaining what '
conditions the Japanese would In-'
WHCRS riELJJ M A : ■ I'HMKHI.V
TUB HRAItQt'AItTMW I vTKIN
ROOSEVELT MAY
BTARTJOMETHINC
THE NEW AOMINISTRATKjN WILL HAVE LITTLE TO DO WITH
POLITICIANS AND A 8 A RESULT THOSE POLITICIANS MAY
KICK UP A RUMPUS
(Social to Th. Star)
WASHINGTON. D. C, Nor. 11.—
ffIMHI Rooatvelt't HwW tena
(tromlMa to h« tIM most acßiattonal
In th« hlttory of th* goTfm»»«it.
lie baa *>rKM that from »>;■• time :
be Mmm th« l.'irl'ti« of hhi of- 1
fice on March 4. a«4 lay* them .* -<<i<•- ,
four ye^ara later to enter private,
life, he will an for the people and
not HÄ« the. will of the politician*.
Henators and »e«l>era of ron«resa
i.nd tho*e who are rhlefly Inatnt
mental In dlrertlng th* great polit
ical srganlzatlon* tbrougbout the
country may auRKeiK. but they muat
not heareafter attract to dictate
appointments.
fonitloni within the gift of the
prenldeot are to be be»towed on
merit. Political Influence alone I*
no longer to goTern. *'or three
ye*r* the pretlde«t baa fretted over
what he has felt to be th» abtixea
of th* apotla ayatcm. ll' ha« h»ld
It r—pwiiihir for many of the evils
of governm^it. Ho frsqueatly r«
!'"•«• should the Itusxtans surrender
Port Arthur.
St. prrrnnsnino. No». n.—
General Sakharoff today reports:
"Sharpshooter* of our rlirtit flank,
[whit* rrronnolterlng during th»
I night, puahed as far as Handepu.
: where they met a considerable force
of th» enemy, who attacked them
and attempted to drive them out of
Kathatttt. Huaslan reinforcements
I appeared and the Japanese retreat
«l"
ARTILLERY DUEL
MUKDEN. No* ll— The' Itutstan
battertrs yesterday shelled the
Japanese tr« in In » on the right and
renter. The Japan ana batteries re
sponded. The Japanese continue to
show activity on the left flank, but
no aerioua movements have taKen
[>!». •- Ilaasian soldiers are pre
paring dugouts. Th.-> l>elleve iltry
r»tll winter In the field. Warm
'clothing is being distributed.
iwfifM openly the political li.vi-m
sad th*lr man*!*.
■
rORTLAND. Ore., Nor. 11.—No
»♦«• thin IT"-",'--'! It Is !■• expended
la th* Improrrnießt of the street
railway n •<< m of I'oitlaml under
tin- !!'■* consolidation. Thin amount
of rash ha* !.<■• n placed In the
tr<a«'iry for that ptirpo*e. A large
portion of thin mim will IN «■*•
| pended on new rail*, ballast and
tome additional Kill* llnra.
.1 W, McOllreray. who reiKirf-d
id.- Io«« nf }SCO In chackl to th*
; polic« y<-1• nUv. wan • < al.ly
■urpi. by tli< ir returp thin Bon
Ing "I l.'v «< >••■ found at J»m1«on
A .'.!■ fat i.-i !■•(- bar. on Klml «vniu»
(Koath. and t.iK-n to the '.'lard
hotel and toft for Mrflllvrray.
CHlCAOuT"l<ov. 11.—H^nry H.
Kcw, national rommlttvmr^^^.i
Indiana, !■ < < d(*'lar<-<1 hlniMrlf >■ i«n
(lijlatp for Senator Falrlianka' aent
In lh« rnltfl Htatea acnate.
The Seattle Star
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON. I HI DAY. NOVKMHKN 11, 19*4
COUNT IS
COMPLETE
Tl..- Mai <>ffi. ml count of the
vote received l>y every candidate of
stery i>«rty on tin- national. •'»!'
nil i.iunty Mrkt-Di la Ihta enualy
ha* »>«•< ii completed, ami mrv hour
frum the moment th« returns began
to come in the republican majorl
tlra for Hi-.<•!»«•!». Umt and th*
county republican candidates In
. r>»».,i with consistent regularity.
to th* fig-urea gl»»n ti.-lit« of th*
ma)ortties of th- different republi
can rardldates th* majorities are
«l»«-n For the randldat* firm named
In the i:»i. »h.rr ili»rr arc nor*
than t*o to Ml chosen a* In the
rase of presidential electors, con
|rmo»D. superior jui!«t«-» etc.,
hut the first named <«ndldate on
th« democratic ticket, and ao on.
The .otlowlng arc the majorities:
National Ticket
Presidential Electors—Coegrove.
I 15.19J: Nash. i:.->; Ilaaaett, H.
--•no. Crow. 14.8*0.
State Ticket
rnn«rr*.nirn-~}lumi'hrrr. 13.2*3;
Jon«i. 12.930; Cuabmaa. 12.M7.
Supr»m» Ju4c*a —Knlirrton. 11,
--2'>~.: nadkln. 10.0 IS.
(Jovfrnor — M.a.l 7.111.
I.irutmant Governor—Coon, *.-
MO.
Bwr«tarjr of Btale—NkhoU, 11.
--■■.:
■all Tr.s«!irrr-\!III«. 11 «'■»
Btato Auditor- riauwia. 11,457.
Attorney (mii.t*! AtkiiiM<i. 10,-
MOL
lMtv\ CommlMtonrr— Kirn t.M*.
Biip»rlnt»<nl»iii of Public lß»truc
tlcm-llryan. 7.153.
County Ticket
Superior Jiu!«f>—MorHa. \\'<:i<;
Ortffla U. 70&; mttr, ».470; Tall
mar, i:.2«O; Atb«Ttann. 11,711.
Shrrlff-Hmlth. 2.r75.
Cltrk-Caa*. ».«•.»
• Treasurer—•Gonn»l*y. 1" •"■*.!.
ProxH-iillng Attorney—Markln
t'iMh. S.S3I.
Auditor—Arnew. 11.JS1.
A»M«nr— i ■•• 11,047.
Coroner —Carroll, 11.171
Superintendent of 8<hool»—
Btorey, 10.M6.
Surreyor—Valentine, 10.280
County •'•>mml«»t<>n»-r»- llnkrr,
<"..7>",'i. Abraham. 7. Ma.
WrwkmastfT—Chamberlain, 10,
--804.
Jll*ll< of the P«we—Gordon, 7.
--053: OeoTtm, 8.977.
Comtable^ —Kaufman, 9,370.
MRS. SMITH SULKED
P. 11. Kelson, the street preacher,
who has |.r«-n boarding at Bherirf
Cudlhe«'s hotel for th* (■«■! few
month* and Mm Pauline Hmith.
who Is Incarcerated with him on a
criminal charge, were brought Into
court this afternoon, supposing that
they would plea.l guilty to th«
chariM against them. Mr*. Smith
did not Ilka th* reading of the com
plaint and sulked.
Mm .Smith was allowed to go to
tha county hospital on account of
her condition. It Is understood that
thn two will be married aa MM aa
the returns from thf hospital.
WATER SHOT OFF
Water will I" shut off tomorrow
from 8 a. m. until 12 noon In the
district west of B«cond avenuu west.
between Olympic pla«a and West
' Highland drlre, anil on Nil.'' and
Tenth avenues writ, from Prospect
street to West Mi Oraw street.
LBANINO 11 1 lir. Mt'BH.
WHOLE FAMILY
IS MURDERED
■ATHtR. MOTHER. ION AND DAUGHTER Kill ED AND THEIR
RESIDENCE SET ON FIRE—CHARRED «OOIEB FOUND THIS
MORNING
mr H. tut* New* A«» nl
AirilL'nN. <^1.. Not. II —The
flndlec of the body of Jutlua Weber.
a »*ll known Auburn capitalist.
' this morning m Ih* 'lln»»» of tbe
dlsroTerr of <>a«> of th* mo«t MM
tloua crlmra In th* hl«tory of th»
; •tat*. "
Wober'a r*sldenf« *m partially
runaumed by fin- during tbe nltrht
Boon »ft»r lb« fire w «• «itlnruUh*d
the paiilaltr burned bodies of Mr*.
Web*r. her daughter tlertha and
MM Karl »«rr found In the bun*
It was first thought Ibey had per
i»H»<l In the namea. but lalrr It was 1
discovered that Mrs. Weber bad;
)>*<>n (hut through lhf> heart, Itr-rlb*
ID th* chest and Karl's head had
bven rru»lu-.l In by a blow from
•omit blunt Instrument. '
It was some hour* befnr* Weber*
SEATTLE GIRL UNDER
ARREST AS FUGITIVE
CLAIMED BY VANCOUVER POL ICf TO HAVE LARGE AMOUNT
OF STOLEN PROPERTY IN HER PCWIEIIION — ASK t D FOR
CIGARCTS AS NERVE TONIC
Trlrcrit|.hl< .•■!*- i■ « from th»
rhlef of j^illre of Vancouver haa le«l
la the mr.«i by the Hwattle |«illce
«if Ml" Oenrfle rirlnwold. of 1111
T»rry avenue, who. by her own
nil if—linn. bn» in her t*>»ae»»lnn i
II.:. In nuiney. two trunk" of vulun-
Ma »llli» and other raiment and tiro
"aimrklera." valueil «t I," »< l> be
longing to aoinaona aIM All day
ye»t«rdny «'lty I>elertlvea Wappen
dtein. llarbee. Adunif. f'orhett and
J.i k l»nr«k. of the local polire fofre.
• pent houra ft rareful aearch for the
two trunk! that were finally located
In ii well known uptown hotel and
were the rnenna of landing th«
young woman In the tolls of the law, \
I 1.1. fof f'ollre I>. 1..H-v U hourly
' **p^«llna' tin officer from Vancouver
with a warrant to take M!«. Orl«
--1 wold bark to the acene of her
depredntlona. The youn« lady «l
rnoat outwitted the detecttvr*. nnd.
Inatead of KoInK to the hold where
1 her trunka were mill left the train
1 at Fremont yenlenlny afternoon nnd
rame to the ilty on a atreet <n r, II>•
. her ordrr and without a"lvlna* any
nnnie the heavy trunka were t«k«n
to the hotel. The detectlvea learntd !
that the trunk* had been aent there
.v. I p.it down to watch. Thnt the
trurika were aenl from aoma Cana- ;
dian townii i.l city the detective
learned by i i, .Ik ii .ii tin on them nnd
thin clrcumatuiK-e led to the final
c*l>ture.
Upon epanlng the trunk* n picture
. of tli* \<.Him lady, her «ddre»a and
other Infarmotlon wan found. Alt
I"<!t waa fi.iimt in MM Litth room
Of 'hl> |uM(l*!lv drtlii.Unl.l-il hoilM
ll oaa atM> partially ">im.n ■
«»tie theory la that Weber hilled
bis family and then hlmarlf. «l
though a» Is known to have been
a devoted huiband and father. An
other theory Is that robbery was the
motive ttT the quadruple kilting.
Web«r was a rapitalUl and a
Iraaaer of tare* ««iii • of mooer. ll*
had a aaf* In th* bouse. Th* safs> la
tim hot to open to fte* If II baa been
robbed.l •
Tb« hands of Mr*. Weber and
Ilertha Were held above their head*.
Indicating « possible- hold up. It
la thought tbe old man was struck
down front behind and tricked In
lb» bathroom to prevent Interfer
ence.
Ihmugt* it>» MkM I-. !.-. ilvr« \V»p.
I- '>«!.| n slid >■!."!!■ kr| ' « .iii I, «vfr
lh« »\ l<l •■!«•»■. K.nlv thl« morning
• II v l»t«i-iii» Ham rorbett ni <!•>
--fnii...! |i> »-n in idi- > ing l»ilv «
bom* an 1 i )•< >■ tin uinliT .iii< m If
«h.- • 011 Mb» found ' 1,. i. H1... was
at bom* and submitted quietly to
Hi" «ri*»i ami ■■ i- brought to the
l-<h> <• m iti.ui. ,\« !• i«i-l\ a* i rmal -
II" shs, admitted l« • khiii mill pro
riured part of ■!,,. spoilt
Th» #normily of her crime »>■< m«
la nil ' «hlly "I■■>ii lirr. for IMP
morning .'i» «n«i ,\<< ii».i l>etectlv*
Adani* «•• » i"-.ut>v I mm ■tmii] with
Hi" pr*«mptory command to buy in-e
a park of fragrant • l«Jii''ln and soon
II- chiefs office was full of the
fiiiui n of my lady'a nicotine and
muai h.»v<- mail* the, place nm II
real l.diti. lik.v
T»l-« «•■!•• »• nl to tin- V.ili
;. ..mm. 1~.11. " notifying tlirni "if Hi"
■ -H'tiin- nnl nxkliiß for ithorlty to
hold fin-li |.i l«.iii' i until Hi" arrival
of i hi' Officer from thnt <lty. The
[•:i«.,!irr Ii but "3 year* of .i». Sli
la (.«•!! by H.r H.-.iiili- pollca ■■ •
fugttlvt from Justice.
Advice* from Vancouver Mate
thnt Mm <!i|"w<i|.|. ho «n> for
merly Mr*. iinßi'-v. »t.,i. iii. prop
erty from a sporting homo 11l tin.'
city, Mill' Ii ahc wm managing « bile
the landlady vm let. HIM (lilii
wold left with the gooda, the prop
erly of the landlady, the da] before
h#r return from the en»t, nrc-ordlnK
to mlvlcea from the Caßiulii i in«
tropoHa.
Bad Boys Made Little
i Lad Shamefully Drunk
lie. ii'i>-i iii» ,n.<l for 1,1- life. H
jriiw iM chin in- Jordan, of 1014
Spring i>im> • wan )i»i< hlky nlt»i
Boon "iri|.-r.,i 1., ilrlnk enough
■Off wine I" mail"' hi* II" ■nf
In ml awlrn rim |i.»-..1v, anil Ilia lower
limb* to hrcunin ho| !«•; ■l> imwiil
I* ■ vain • i..|.-.n.n to I'H'li l.i
)<'••>' Mwl Inii« iiiui.i' Jor4aut
wn«, iiiiih lilh Moiwy away fiucn
him. ••MM 11 for diluk »'. I wad*
iii in mnil'.w hi* i Lai.
Hlmuii fully '1i.11.1 and 11« c«• 1111 v
alMltlt inn ••! l;ilnlv Iliii Inn of 11
yparH > ■ »ii-ul.i\ afternoon ataKKtretl
in'o Th» Ktar i.rfi. •• »>i In m iiininl
lln luini•!•• nf ilatiK mad* known
hla ilt -in- 1.1 i. ■:r ■li ii ■ a I.ii" i ilulcl
April 14, *hl<h hi- (mid ■. hi t:n nt >t a
► iI'M thai hail to ilo with a ilruiilirn
■pew !ii.|r,ic,,| lit by hla father.
"Haifa a BMM figbtxr, yr
know," In- Raid, < liiikiiii manfully
to tin- rountrr and trying to ttrady
hli mi' •iinin !•►•» ll' • "ii! ii rr
•■l'l' 1" "i' brat'nail up limuKml nnmi<
' 1 1 n !i>' 11 » ha' ! ''I ma n\- r ii ''.tI
i;imiiif paper April U'f — whaa
ahrtnatlrr? I ain't drunk, ntmni*
paper A].. 111 «. I lit n > 1)1 | p.i
ll.ft prlii-. (jlmme It. V.l.n ■i .
mattrrT I ain't iiiiln nuthln'. Guln'
■throw in.- out? All right. I'll ku
horn* "
HiinirihlnK «;■ thin fatililon the
drunkrn i».» t nl'-il bla i> u,:n\ ■
and HiurK' i .-.I from iii«- i.m-'.n' ■• of
fin- of 'I in- Ktar. A Htar reporttf,
iiiint-!..l in tun* ,iig «In 11- mi li
a younc lad hail <•<■■ vi. .1 tin- ufina
for MM h a •>!><■ »■ followed th«-
BTA<;ni:i(iNo ! \l»
out into tb« fox and held him up
at tiii- rornrr with a demand to
know tin- iiartlrulara at I Ik- raM*.
■ in.lrt thrrat of railing lha patrol
»a«..ii
Krl«rlit''ti«<l hall out «if III* dnintc
•ti »i'» the l-uy •■•tin) asaltmt
a (. ii-i i,on.- post and tutd 111* «tory
Mr Mid hi- hail HTM latin! Intox-
Irkota betorr, and thai his prra^nt
■upply had I-.11 to rd upon Mm
Tin !■• wan a BMg of r-.v -. be aald.
who h< M forth on Fourteenth »tr«-t
KILLED BY
EXPLOSION
Ht h.'l'lhi %•»• Am n i
fiPlllNCJr'lEl.n, 111.. No». M.—
James MiC-i- and Antnt» Mm>in
two miners, were Instantly killed by
an riplnvlun earl* this morning In
the new I'rabody nilll"' south 'if Ihl*
flty. Hve other men were Impris
oned by the captation, but were
teamed.
SOCIALISTS
MADE FINE
SHOWING
One foatur* of the election, » hli h
rertatnjy I* >•■■' •' ►'•■' I "*• '" << '•-•
who <••'!•• wutclilnc the proerr** of
the iaiu|«l(n, la the ht-a\» votp caat
for the ■<» l«ll»: ■ ..!. ■!■ ! i<- for 1 ■■■ m
.l. hi, B. V. ln.b», throuihout the
county mil atate. IH K. mi-UrJ
114 volr< In the county, Hi- total
vote In the till* will ponnltily #I
reed 7,t00. Hetutn* frurn many of
the cnuntli-a nrf not complete. h> far
■ « the am-lallat vote In rtMirerned.
but with nil the Ur«-l countlea In
the (tale In, he haa more than 9,009
vote*.
Heattle turned In ! 511 vote* for
!>«li». and the outalde rountry pre
< In, In iOl. The aortallati In the city
are gratified by the ahow Ing and be-
Ilr\r ii..i In the next campolKn they
will i.. able to double if nut treble
th* result of 11. election.
DROUGHT WILL
PREVAIL
«I«j Bcrtctw N«wa Aaa'n.)
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 11.—
Kl«lit>'fti countlai of th* Mai re
jmted prohibition, but in three
other* a drought will prevail.
Porte Must Pay
CONSTANTINOPLE, * Nor. 11 —
The. AnirrU-an legation him addrms
-1 rd a not-' to the Port€ demanding
reparation for the recent attack
near Alleho by brlgandi u|>on a
caravan hrlnngiagj to the American
firm of Maiandrew* & Forbes, ol
Smyrna. Th« bandit* killed »l»
iiin'irlK «n<l carried off tiO »anicl»
and a large sum of none)-.
mil \i <• N. V.. Nov. 11.—Ttie
(>xplil>ton of Kasollne at the I'olsrn
automobile station early this morn-
Ing ■ailed In Herlous to four men
and canned a fire which ruined 17
antomobtleM. Several chauf fours
and automobile; owners barely es
caped nil their Uvpk. Three of the
Injured were burned.
Th. Qiu«rn Anne Hill Improve
ment club bold* Its roftular month
ly rnectlnK lonlg*t at inucu Ann.
avMM and UtutK'ia iiml.
The Only Paper in Seattle
That Dares to Print the News
VOL.T N(>
MOBBID H YEAR OLD CHARLE V JORDAN OF HIS HOARDEO
PENNIES AND SPENT THEM FOR CHEAP WIM lt,hf.*.Zt
HIM TO DRINK HIS SHARE tj
and lh*r '> w x Mlirie to get
pl«-nty."
11. bail a lltlW BOM) 1..- Wild,
from i- Ilii.T. P«I"1». nn>4 ' (»« Up
with the KnriK " Me wan lnnn»
<iiui"i> poiiin .'i 'i|.<.ti mitt i-•;-i to
iclv« up lil» imiiify fur a rel«*bia
tlun, and. upon l>i» lefuwil, be way
' l>iiiK''l OV#f Hi<* hi'Ril" If I '
would nlve up th* 1 nullify. they toM
him, they wimiM lii him In mi M.<
■. : •in .i t:. .11 nti'l If didn't !.'.•. ("Id
him il.■ v would l.i iii him half to
rl>.i')i and '"I •• all monfy anyway.
"Kho, >li> i-ud <T man do?" roti
rlud'-d lh« hoy. "I Klvcni tk' mon
ry. an' th«*y iloni 1 the r«it."
Whfn further «jui'atlon«l th« Imy
•iii'l >>•■ did not know Hi' i.hiim* of
U.■■ oldrr iHiyn, hut knew thrm l>>
ulliht. II- Ml they hud none >"!.".'•
Wfeon ami 1...■%■!.' i".M wlnn with
Ihn moupy and flllwl him to over
flowltiK with Mi.- :..>.-.. After a
I time ■ >• had Ml 0 II on t in- rrrand
■MM whli hi, mother had Kent
him and In dun (line h&d arrtvnd at,
Tb* Btar offlie.
When allowed to go the hoy
in'<ii I to return home, hut added
h« would hide In the burn awhile
until In- had "luilx-red up nome,"
l<-«t he »hould "Bt-t WbaJad" by hU
mother.
.aril*
lonian of 1416 S|>r iriK ,
I Thin mornliiK a Star reporter rall
ied at the Jor<lun home. Chart!*
j »:i- not at home, but hi* mother
and an elder slater «ere. They
I were tun. i, surprised and .li,n.-i..|
to learn of the Ixiy's dlkKrara,
"Charlie has always be«-n a food
Uiy." •*!<! hl» mother, "and I ran
hardly Iwlleve thli Is true, yet I
i...ii.1.1 he was Hon. a IMC time
HELD IN $1,000
John Phillips and Julius San.!. rs,
!■..< >;m.i of attempted robbery, wero
held for lrl»l In the superior court
by Ju»ric ■• Cordon >i-n. t,!..v aft< r
t.oon. |k>nds mil- '!».<! at $1,000.
At 5.30 n't link on the morning ■..'
October 31. Z. Weretnikow, II • pro
prietor of • •>-...i,,i i,.,i,,i shop at
11.'.', Wrist \Vi.«hiiu-!".i, Mi.-.t. wan
ai oiianl' from |>i.i.rf:il slumber* l>>
continued attempts to enter his
*hop. T!h.i> i.in,.- to ■ climax
when Weretnikow Jumped from ills
t«-t and iii-i.i .1 to (ho door Jtiat a*
It Hair way and crappM with bis
taaall%nLi who iii h» ».-■ <1 him Into an
alleyway. Intent on puttlnf him out
of di~ 11 • »
Ills 1 rl<» for -111 brought the no
lle*, who arrived jimt In lime to s«#
two men enter a nearby saloon.
I'pon entering the place with the
fcecondhand man, Sanders and Phil
lips were Identified ax the burglar*.
They were, arrested and sent to po
lice headquarters. Iloth maintain
they are Innocent of the charge.
Ihe utate will attempt to piove that
they have the right men. Attorney
Tom Page derided to withhold his
evidence and expeeu to present
facts to the Jury In the higher court
tn obtain the dlamlsaal of his
clients.
MULTNOMAH
IN COLLISION
(Spesial to Th« Star.)
TACOMA. Nor. 11.—A rolllalon
occurrrd l>etween the sound gtcam
er Multnoinah and the French «teel
tblp Admiral (■filllf at S o'clock
la«t night. Just at the former vu
clearing her dock on her last trip
to Seattle.
The fog waa ao thick tbat neither
rr.«i.tiT could a«* the other ahlp un
til the two were almcmt togethPr.
Tin- Admiral t'ecllle escaped un
hurt, lint the Multmi ■1. m dam
aged to aorac extent. It will cost
about $1,000 to i. Pali the damage*.
Aboard the, Multnomah were 19
tuuenKerit and aomrthlng like -n
panic occurred on the stoamer when
the two Hliiii.* came together. The
Mttltaoautk put bark to the wharf,
however, and all those aboard es
caped uninjured.
Captain Ueorge Hill. In charge
of. the Multnoniiili. claims that the
Admiral Cecille was not rlncii ■ fog
„1,, i nix required by the li.ii l'"i reg
ulations.
P/ONLEfi DEAD
Andrew W. Piper, a pioneer of
thia iv. 'li'-il at 8:15 tin-, morning
at the family residence. ISU Boreß
nvciiue, of stomach trouble.
Tomorrow moruliiK »t »:3fl o'clock.
In department No, 1. at the court
holme, there will I" 11 *|>e<'l;il meet-
Ing of the King County u.i: asso
ciation, to tnke action on the death
of Ex-Mayor Tlioinu* J. Humes.
, ( I..MS PEH MONTH
ami ha 'am*- Into the liouk only,'
Jijpl lonic enough to cat M» mp*,'
j,. i We didn't Hem anythlnif
wrotiK. Xfiuuiw we had Htiw <""m»
jiany unil didn't pay liny »i"i ioni
t>> Charlie— bexidea lie n>u*l hava
ulept awhile In the in IM i
"What on faith will w«- <lo it
that ii.--: of ! a I I.'--. - K«-t holil'
of OiailW-? (Joil known we l,«i«;
Kot in. rnoiiKh already," 111*4'
ttia tnoth'T'a vol'f broke.
Minn May Jordan. »Ut»-r 0< th«
boy, conflraMd hln utory la part re-*
g«r«liiiic !i:. donifktli unhapplneut.
of the Jordan farnlly. Mm. Jordan"
dealred the ropy of The •,,r *4'
evldi-nif In dlvor<e i■t •<• h<\\i.y*
kirnM-C
her .-lianil. A few tefl afro, rh«,
••Id. an older brother, whu »••.
working an a bridite carpenter, «v
•ii -i !i-n K . .| by i,!-.- father, who wa«t
foreman.
The hoy* anil their sister tiara
been ktcpinj Up the home, nhe tald,i
for many month*, the father being
fisi-ii to drink and contrlbutlrig no.
supiHiK to his family.
The »tory told by young Jordan?
about the gang of bad boys la
corroborated by a report turned In
to the jxjll.e department MM time'
ago. It is said that the "gang" has
a regular rendezvous, where lla;
members gather nightly for <I*| r*- •
datlon* and petty thievery. I'atrol-'
in< ii Uniting the place found m
number of Angora cats, which. It la
thought, had lieeo stolen by U.n'.
boys to be sold later.
Residents of the neighborbotvt l
•ay that It Is not an unusual thing'
to see th» boys partially drunk. No
one (teems la know where they ob
tain the liquor.
Grippenberg
Dead
(By Scrlnp* New» Ann i • I
I-ONDON. Nor. ll— ttl.-nii.ni
I from St. i-. >. i«i,iim atat«« that
General Grippenb«rs died suddenly,
a* the suit of an alt.;' of apo
; plexy. He was recently appointed
: to the command of the second Man
( hurlin army He was pr<-|>iinii|: to
1 depart for the far east whin be
idled.
DEFICIT IN POSTAL
DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. No-v.il.—Toe an
nual report of.the auditor of the
postofflce, department shows a de
ficit during the last fiscal year of
r .■'•.'.'.4:'.'. The revenues of the pos
tal service were 1H3.582.240.
J' F. FARRELL DEAD
J. I"rancl« Farrell. father of J. IX
and C H. Farr«-11, died ac Providence
hospital nbuut 10 o'clock this morn-
Ing of old »ge. Mr. Karrell was **
years old. The body Is at Collins
|:i. ' undertaking rooms. No ur
rtinnfmrnts have been made for th*
funeral.
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
NEW YOniC. Nov. 11— ■ < mas
T.-iKK >'l. chairman of the drmocratle
n :';■].. ' fmnmlllPft <).-. Imi• ■! today
that thorp would he no I >ni*a
tlon of the party ami thMt he would
not resign »!.•• chatrmttimhlp.
FT. ! ■>! is. Nov. 11.—Anton F.
MlMim,". (halrman of the repub
, lican teritrni commute In St. Charles
county, and e««hler of Ihe St.
Charles Bavlnxs 1u.i.1;. has been dii«
clinrged from the bank, .nut the
[tank In out wtlli ■ ntatrment that
I the t«inK'n accounts then :< Khortafre
lof 110,009. The stockholders will
make t I the vhorltige.
MONTOOMEnT, W. Vn.. Nov. 11.
—i: I .!.»• -kmn. v.):.. nhot and killed
Sheriff Daniels her* yesterday, with
li- im ,i! „| i;. ..ik". I- still hlilititr
In Mm mountain! with 20 armed men
in puiKuit. Ihoanda which wen
brought here failed to take the trail.
BPRACJUE. v ail Kcv. 11 —
Frank Walter?. agpA 17 yearn, wa«
seriously itbot >fiii'i.lny In the leu
boy* tormented Whit* while he waa
drunk.
CHICAGO, Nor. 11.—Herman
Haa*. charged with embezzling I*o.
--000 from '!'• Corn Exchange Na
tional bank, was arraigned this
morning He pleaded guilty and
v .is M'nti'inTil to ill ypars In the
!■• liit'-niiaiv. Hans was extradited
fiora Mexico. Atuch of the mou«]r
went for entertainment of Tau<]e->
i ill* HoiiUrHte*. ... J