The Seattle star. [volume], November 04, 1905, Second Extra Edition, Image 1

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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JheJJcW SEATTLE COMMERCIAL CLUB NEED! YOUR HELP,
EXTRA!
SECOND EXTRA EDITION!
"THE ONLY THING THAT I FEAR IS THAT if DONALD WILL LlVE'—George N. Beetle
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VICTIM OF BEEDE'S AIM CANNOT LIVE
Hospital Athorities Say, Though McDonald Has a
Slim Fighting Chance, They Do Not Believe
He Can Escape Grim Reaper
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* Victim „ R» y _ McDonald. *
• -a t Aatallant (.curie N. Deed*. , -
* The Cans*"... ..........Mr*.* Irra* KtAASt '■*
* Tint" ........ 10 o'clock Friday Night. *"*'
* Placet .. ...................... it id Avenue, In front of New a
•..♦»*■•*-. Weslttm IloteL *
* Ite-u'' .. . . ....Probabls Murder, a
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The only thing I fear I* that Mc-
Donald will live!-*
.Thus spoke George *.' B**<ti to a
crowd of friend* at police head
quarter* Saturday morning.
Cool, *»" collected, unemotional,
the. ■ young . titi-band whose stead*
trigger-finger will .probably send
Ray McDonald through the door* cat
death stood In* the enter of his
circle of friends and went over the
story of the Friday night tragedy. '
' Scores of the popular. young
man's friend* called to »** him dur
ing the night and the day following
the. shooting. pMaAX_m9^m%^aa_am\
...'Each one warmly shook the hand
. of the blue eyed, blond haired little
chap who took taw into his own |
s blue sy*d. blond 1
who took the l*» Into his own
', hands when be emptied two ebam*
I ber* of hi* gun Into the tody of Ray
Mel-.nald.
And—
<While Reede held court st police
.headquarters, his victim was tying
, era a bed of pain at the Providence
hospital, while doctors fought off,
' temporarily at least, the greedy
___* of death, which beckoned th*
■Bin of the young cigar man on to
wards the never-never land.
j**i-"Il I* a very serious cat*," •fat
ed the hospital authorities just **
this extra waa going to press.
"M'DONALD WAS SHOT
THHOirOH THE LUNGS BSD THE
LIVER, and not aa was first stat
ed. Although he has a fighting
chance for life, we do not believe he
Bvill recover."
v I.With his heart sore snd his brain
fired over the wrecking of hi* home
and the ruin of hi* beautiful young
:_-.f* by Ray E. McDonald, propric
lot of a gar Htan'l In the Lumber
Tut change building, Oeorg* N. Beede,
bar-fßder at th* Is* I* hotel, shot
and probably fatally wounded the
former whom he etplcd promenad-
Ing with Mrs. Deeds on Third at
en-is botwa-s-n Columbia and Mar
lon.*,
The attempted murder occurred
at 10 o'clock and was the dramat
ic culm I rial lon of Bead* a vow in
avenge the desecrated honor or hta
young a if.. snd forever put out of
the way the man he allege* spoiled
her life and his.
Although llee-ie, who Is but 27
year* of age, thirsted for the llf--
Mood of McDonald, who in 20, Ihe
. shooting was, nut the result of »
jealous ct-sx* which blinded the eyes
At th* bartender to the future In
; ; -which prison bars loomed'up omnl
o-sly nor did drink, ss Is general
ly the can* In such affair*, help to
I.flan his mind to the point of do
ing murder. Every step of the rams
bad been carefully planned by the
cu'ragiel husband. who, even at the
critical moment, when, with finger
4*o the trigger of hi* 55-calibcr
Smith _ Wesson, he Mood on the
sidewalk 4" fee' behind the couple,
did not even so much as feel tb*
trs-mbM of * muscle.
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EVERYBODY WORKS BUT FATHER
The Seattle Star
For— •»*____
At that dittsncs of more than
1. yard*, the aim was so *nr* 'hat
.two of the three ballet* fired r*at_-
I ed vital spots la th* victim* body,
: not more than * few Inches apart.
A* a result.' the wracker of th*
Ptxde bom* Me*; OB • eot In th*
I'rotld* ace hoapltsl. battling attti
d««th: th* young husband smokes
stolidly In hi* narrow cell In lb*
city Jail, and th* woman-th* cans*
of It all. I* under Lb* car* of tb*
police matron at the tatter** bom*,
still stunned by lb* horror of t„e
tragedy
Friday evening McDonald and Mrs
Reed* met by appointment la a pri-
vate dining room, or bos, on the
upper Door of the Royal cafe. 111
First avenue. Whit* they rhalted
over their glasses they little knew
that with the clinking of th* sob
let* they were offering a toast to
the Grim Reaper who had already
spread hi* mam!* of gloom about
them. On the sidewalk, downstairs,
a pale-faced, square-Jawed young
•nan with hi* hat palled down over
hie cold, blue eye*, paced nervoos
ly up sad dawn In front of the res*
taur-st. Hl* right hand, hidden In
his coat pocket, cares**.) a revolver.
his gate never left the cafe entrance.
At last Beetle's vigllsnre wa*
awarded. The wife, leaning on the
arm of McDonald, left the cafe, and
the couple started down the *trea*t
followed hy the husband
M. Donald and the young worn
an turned up Columbia and miked
to Third, with Reede a little dis
tance in the rear. Engrossed In
conversation the two paid no atten
tion to.the skulking figure behind
them, nor did they notice htm dart
swiftly Into a doorway, when they
turned and atrolled back again. Sev-
Strati time* did .; they repeat .this,
while th* husband made sure that
the man with hi* wife was be whom
he had been warned agatnuL
, Finally, while the couple were
walking from him. Deed* drew hi.
revolver, took careful aim and tired
three limes. McDonald, with a cry
of pain, stagger Into the entrance
of a millinery shop, next door to
the New Western hotel, and dropped
i lO tin ground, bleeding from two
I won I, In bis abdomen. :s*&&s_
Patrolman Hun-**, who ws*
standing lose by, heard the shots,
fired in .quick succession, and tin
•brill *• nam of alarm which came
from the startled woman. He quick*
ly ran -her* Beede waa standing,
silent with smoking pistol In hand
The officer had drawn hi* own re
volver, but Deeds rooly extended to
htm hi* Smith A Wesson, handle ex
tended.
'Take the gun, officer." he said
cooly. "I shot the ma_-*t-*_g**tl_p
McDonald was taken to the Provi
dence hospital, where, early In the
morning, he was placed on the op
erating table by Dra. Buckley, Whit
ing arid Mi Lelsh. |
ir YOU LIKE CLEVERLY WRITTEN ETORIEB ILLUSTRATED
WITH TIMELY PICTURES YOU MUST READ THE STAR. -
The Burgeon* dl-rot-ered that on*
hi.ll*4 had . -tasastt entirely through
Ih* body, while they located and ste-
*. ted tb* other leaden aSßM
ger of death.
Small hop** are held for the
wounded rasa recovery.
lie-ad* and bis young wife were
taken to police headquarters and
book**, without charge, pending fur
ther Investigation, and th* outcome
of th* victim's fight against death
la an *»i 1 tal*.* Interview with th*
Star Ist* Frists* night th* '-art.nd
ci stated that bis wlfa had told him
of how she bad been ml— by Mr-
I*, Id who,' after *e**o4S*nlia_lag
hi* design*, forced her to m«-»t htm
again by threatening to **-**-*■ h*r
to lb* world. Finally, In her d*a
[if-atloa. ah* conf*-***d all and
threw herself . on bet* husband*
njenry.
fib* claimed that McDonald 'at
their first meeting in the .loyal
<»'<• par*uad*d her to drink en much
that ah* tost her *ali**a. and that.
In her helpless condition. b* crla*
mii.r asaaalied her.
What was the*** for m* to do?**
. iked Rsede. ss he sat Is lb* night
captain's office, his eyes flaahln**
*• he thought of th* wrong don* by
th* rlgsr msn "What would any
married man do under statist rir-
Ua-Blaneea- I killed him: I did It
In my full sen*** by Ood. I shot
him down ilk* the dog he I*'"
Beede stated that he first met Me-
Donald at a darn* given at the
aKoat-Bd* hotel AIM Point, which
he and hi* wlf* alien
"Slnce that time, wa never *_•
changed a word." .aid the prisoner.
"I don't know him a* well as I do
thi* man.'* pointing to a newapaper
man who I* a stranger to him "He
got his jii»t,. deserts I do not re
gret what I did .
Beede and hi* wife have been
married seven year. The marriage
cH-curred In Seattle. They resided
at th* Mount Claire apartment
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES
ENTRIES AT I.ATOM
First race three-fourths of *
mile The Pet 97. Tennyburn 101,
Fiasco 102. Wlnnlfted Lid 103. Im
mortll* 102. Msrco 102, Messo 103,
Rankin |« Steel Trap 10*. Tom Kl
ley 107. I*l, .... 107, Lids Vivian 103,
Censor 110. Red Raven 111.
Second rare, on* tulle selling-
Sincerity Bell* It. Full Swsy M.
Th* Trifli US. Ctydeo »7. Jungle
Imp 97, Miss Rlllle 101, Alllnda 101. |
Van Hope 101. John Lyle 102, Rev
•lll* 104, Little Olsnt i'»*.. Csre'eas
109.
Third race three-fourths mile,
purse—Windshield 95. Manoeuvre
95, Young Bater 95. Tom Combs »S.
Wisard King 91. Santon 93, The
Male 95, Anna Smith 87, inner Hill
100, Capt. Tlush 100, Minnie Adsras
107. Port Worth 110. Qulnn llrady
110. Tlchlmlngo IIS
Fourth rare, i.n>. am! one-eighth
miles, autumn handicap—Tartar 90,
McClellan 92, Branca* 122, Six
Shooter 100, Martha florman 96,
Cm us, to4j.
Fifth . I ace. seven-eighth mile,
handicap— Reltlen 85, Federal 90.
SI.AIII I WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, NOVEMIU.R 4. i.,..-,
house, EUth avenue between Spring
and Bee*-*- Mr* " lire J*- aa* for
merly Mi** irma .TromllU of Dan
ver. She la a very beaut If ul yemef
woman and Is well known In Beat
tie fib* I* -I years old. Her broth
er, Paul I* Trnr-illti. rum no ci*»
valor in th* Alaska building. A lit*
(I* *l.ler. Jauani's live* with th*
n.cic* 'a\_a\smaAaaa%oa_\ma%
1.,,. being placed on Ihe oper
ating tab* MclHinald » .* qtieatlone
•d by I'Bpt. Ward of r-olic* head-
Quarter*.
When. ashed If Heed* save htn*
»' » warning that D* would shoot
bltn. -rTaonsM *n*wer*ft "So." lis
claimed that he was shot from be
hind but refute! to say anything
further.
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* Bar McDonald I* a son of *
. Deputy County Clerk MrDon- *
a aid. brother of .Homer; C *
* McDonald, paying telling st *
* tb* Beat tie National bank, and *
* Delos McDonald, ...ll*--tl..n *
* teller In the same Instii.,'lon *
* member* of one of the n!,!**' *
* and best known families In *
* Be,,!lie. ll* lived In th* Sane, a *
* hotel. *
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To a Star reporter fell th* ts*k of
breaking th* news of th* probable
murder of bar favorite brother. Ray,
to bis sister, Mrs. Dr. D. 1. But ►>
hart 1620 Prospect, When ah* was
told that her brother a*. ahot ,0
th* back by a man whose wife be
had been paying marked attention
to of late Mi Uorkhart almost
fainted. She was so overcome! with
grief that abe could do nothing hut
sob and cry. • _
Ray X Mi Donald was born la Vir
alula City. N*v. about' 1861,- mak
ing him 17 years of age v ';«:
Msyor Johnson »'.. I.urallgbter 95.
Ma] T. J. Carson 97. Fits Meade 99.
Cigar Lighter 203. C-o*d Enamel 104,
Corii.ime 104. flsy Boy 107, Delsicoa
108. Estrada Palms 109. Ssnlon 116.
rllxih race, two mi lea. Bailing—
Si* Lee KB l_>y*on 93. Harry Hte I
, phens '••',. Curate Ml Mai Han lon I
104. •a Shark 104.
H****Vh tare three-fourth* mile. j
■elllng-lUther Royal 101, Ethel
Davis 102, I,lib* 102, Knowledge 102,1
Munochord 102, Nine* 108. • Fells
Moxies 107, Flying Charcoal 107.8t.
Noel 107, Banetorao 107. Thespian
108. Delagna HI, Bid Silver 112.
Jack R*t;in 114
Westher clear, track drying.
ENTRIES. AT NEW. YORK.
First race thlrteen-sixteenths
mile put**—The Cur* 108, Kestor
108, Collector Jessup 108, „•. Valen
tine 108, Consideration 105, Mad
Mullah 105. Invincible III'! I-trhln
var 103, Emergency 100, -„ Colossal
100. Martlnmss 100, Ralbert UK),
Second race, una mile handicap—
Ivan the Terrible 126, Tongorder
124. Miitnar 123, Rose of Dswn 118.
Col Rupperl 110, Kittjr'Piatt 107, I
SEATTLE IS THE BfOaEST CITy" IN Th¥ NORTHWKST
LET HE« ALSO HAVE THE QIOQEST "BOOSTINQ" CLUB.
Til*.* at%*m mL\^t mm\A tPrnt" ■"*-.
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AS TOLD IV GEORGE N. BEE DC
TO DAN OBAN, OF THE STAR..
It pas an open*and-ahot gam*. .
Tht-'manr McDonald, had coma
inwaleiofued Into my life; had fast
cnrdthla talons about th*. heart
____m of Irin-i, my wiftt,
t'Cfto th* time of their meeting
not }/KA *♦—*** of unhap|iinesa had
blett**d th* horison of our married
life ..Though *»*■ have been married
*■"»*.» yesra, o*ir romusnlonshlp waa ;
Ju»t h» »weei and dear a* on the J
first Hay when I Ok lrma* hand
In Mail and we promised to L*
until'one another all that make*
for p. fret happiness and content
UtiH-%* you are. a married man,
ymi eMOfi' realise that unfathom- i
able attachment which spring* no
between an and-wife after years
Pt*i t-tl-shlp. Yon csnnrrt real It*
the «le.v -IDS th*'' rea-pttct. the
• \K»r<\llou, the worship th*' fill* the
waul of * man to.whom la given •
dear, j sweat 1.-autlfiil woman—to
hay* end "i hold.
I fa' ,
«Do„y-0 know what that word
mean «• to an honest -heart *rd man'
ft It hrtaga forth the boniest there
la In * man: with It are Bsaoclated
l»!id»r r*--_lec Hon of r«mr«»lilp dsys
[■MHMBklhtß of a companionship ,
which .ran-never be • rivalled -*- j
I-.**! tan human being-. *
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STREET car
■I lit' •TP YYT^F ¥\ T T¥\
4'- ■ IS HELD-UP
■ I H vl H m H ___ W m m -
•5 m^_y __L-_mLJ-I jW^W,-* hL___/ ____
Floiai.* 103, •niter Jack 97.
Third race, thte. fourths mile, the
t>-i*d-lor* — Jiiroblle 124, James
Reddlck 122, Watergraaa 10!». Kin |
leydal* 107, *) iter wing 107. Old
OuardUOL Midas 107, Y*lft*»l 104,
Nostrt-no in. *m*%VGiA
Foufih' race, seven-eighths mile,
May view handicap— Bedouin 121,
•o.unl 110 Coy Maid 111, Martin
Doyle ins. Oold Rosa 102, Race King
100,* Clifton Forge 92, I-iul* II 92.
Fifth rae*. title and one-sixteenth
ml.esipurse— Mm Kiev A 108. Caro
nal ids, Atwood 11*1. Col. Braid 99,
All Right 96, Cutter 96. nradley's
P*4 sfTlvanliiH. .lane 11..1 92,
ltouvbir 92. rtnnrsy 90, Consuello II
84. Red Fox 89. Cabin 89, Antimony
89, Kolniieka 89, lit llllaut 87.
Six* tare, i thlrteen-sixteenths
mile, (jelling— Donor* 104, Reldmore
in:. Woo 101. Hallow**; 100, Hpeed
Smith* 98, Clenelare 97, Thafal
WhatOS. Royal China 95, A vision'
I MAN WHO SHOT RAY MDONALD GIVES THE STAR AN EXCLU
SIVE INTERVIEW IN WHICH HE TELLS THE PITIFUL STORY
_jAYM^^- mmAm-awaaaA^a%m^ **«->*_ **>-*Mk- - jf-wt'^**-*--, sM t-B-at-li M- ■■ I *-*- "I » ■-—IB i*B-*»_a***-*W--ifr'-*1
OF HIS WRECKED HOME. HIS HEART-BROKEN WIFE AND
HIS OWN SORROW— NOT REGRET HIS DEED
i
•
WIFE! ,
i Did any married man who IS a
man ever In his Innermost thoughts,
attach thai name lo anything but
that which I* synonymous with r*- i
specf*
■ Why. net even the nam* of the
On* to whom »lone I feel reap-msl
bl* for my action of Friday night.
I* more narrcd to me than that sim
ple sweet word WIPB.
1 want every man led man In the
etly of Beat I*, who rend* these
line* to answer m* these plain
questions:
WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE
DONE HAD TOO HKKN IN MY i
PLACE?
"WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE
DONE IF YOU MAI) DISCOVERED
THAT A BRUTE IN HUMAN
FORM HAH ENTICED YOUR
WIFE INTO A NOTORIOUS CAFE.
GOTTEN HER DRUNK AND
THEN TORN FROM HER THAT
WHICH IS MOST PRIZED nY WO
MEN—HER HONOR?
WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE
DONE HAD THIS MAN. AFTER
The regulation short and tall
Stick up men ihrew the 'ear of an
Infsrno Into Conductor J F. Harri
son and Motorman J. Murphy, of
Beacon Hill car 103. at 11:60 o'clock
Friday night, shortly after the car
had stopped st the end of the line
on I. in, lit between Fifteenth and
i . _.! _. „ia_
95. Blue I'trnle 93, Plnvtgiiy 90.
Probable " winners 'at New York
today: Mad Mullah. Invincible, Ke
aif.r. Ivan the Terrible, Tongorder,
Col. ltnppert, Jacobite, I.olll* H.
Bedouin, Caronal, Consuella 11,
Buckley A, Reldmoro, Speed mitt).
Klsvlgnr
I'mlialie winners st I—tuna to
day— Wlnnlfred |_*4, Mrxxo. I.lda
Vlvtant. Jungle Imp, Careless John
Lyte. Tlrhlmlngo, .-"loner Hill,
Young Bater, -I* Shooter. Corus
cate, Hi am as. (lold Enamel, l.ura
light, I Delagoa. Luynon, Mai Han*
lon. 81a Lee, I <• 'iHgnii, Knli.i, Know I
edge.
THE NEW COMMERCIAL CLUB IB A 810 THING FOR SEATTLE.
WHY HAVEN'T YOU OPT YOUR SHOULDER TO THE WHEEL*
VOL. 7. NO. ai;
ACCOM-LISHINO-THE UVlii OF
YOUR OWN WIFE. INTIMIDAT
IRD HER INTO FURTHER , IMS
CRACE 11Y THHEATENINO to
1 EXPOSE HER TO THE WORLD?
WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE
DONE HAD VOIR OWN WIFE
COME TO YOU. WITH BROKEN
HEART AND TOLD YOU THE
PITIFUL STORY'
WHAT. ■ WOULD ' YOU HAVE
DONE HAD YOU RUN ACROSS
THIS FIEND INCARNATE.* AND
FOUND THAT AGAIN HE HAD
SUCCESSFULLY WIELDED THAT
INFLUENCE OVER HER—MET
I HIM A" UK PROMENADED THE
STREET:* WITH HER. OPENLY
MTINO HIS VICTORY IN
THE FACES OF HER FRIENDS?
what WOULD YOU HAVE
DONE IK THIS MAN HAD BOA-T
--ED OF HIS CONQUEST OVER
YOUR OWN WIFE?
yes. nv cod: what would
YOU HAVE DONE?
Answer that truly, reader. Would
you have resorted to th* mills of
the god*, which grind so exceed-
. Sixteenth. ivsaMP-H-B-Hf ]
The bandit* appeared to In ner
vous when searching their victims. j
Both wore mask* and . carried re- !
volvers. Resides * silver watch
and a gold one the hold i . secured
113 in money Two dollar* In a
back pocket of Conductor Harrison
' WSS overlooked.
Harrison and Murphy Mr* both
seated In the car when the bandits ;
entered with drawn revolvers.
"Put up your hand*, and put a—«i
up d—— quirk, or I*ll blow your
' head* off," demanded the taller,
who appeared to be the leader. .-.
At first the street car men were
line,! to take the hold-up a* a
Joke, but when a torrent of profan
ity filled the car and the taller ban
' dit hi«*ed out a few explanations
they hastened in obey.
The hold-. Ips then walked to the
1 front end of the ear and searched
them. After this ceremony bad |
: been performed the bandits jumped 1
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The Only Paper in Seattle
That Dares to Print the Hews
as CENTS PER MONTH
EXTRAf
Ingly slow? /*/
No!
YOU WOULD HAVE SHOT
DOWN THE CUR AS I DID. AND
AFTERWARDS CONGRATULAT
ED YOURSELF!
- Don't think that lam a "welch ml_f
I am not making a plea fori tb*
pity if the public. I west Into this
, thing with my eyes wide open—.;
I and know full well what such a
deed meant before the bar of Jus-:
Lice. I
Justice*.
What baa justice for the ruined] I
woman the unaltered home, the
dlspslrlng husband? ', . »;*;
A suit for alienation of affection!
Oh, what glorious retribution that*
1* for th* man who ruined „ our
! live.: _9____mm
A divorce suit? -
' Against the poor, unfortunate vic
tim of a devil* cunning?
No! No* No:
A ballet I* Justice* sines* mes- ■'■
senger In such a case— bullet to
send the ■' offender speedily before -
the highest tribunal while the stain I
of hi- Infamous guilt still blackens
his BOUI. ' »
Do me one favor will yon. *
See the kid ilrmai. tell her not
to worry. Tell her that I'm *tlll
the same to her and always wit be.,
They can't do anything to her,
God He*- her!
; from the platform, saying: "Full
speed ahead, and d —— quick, too."'
Motorman Murphy Waited for no
signal from the conductor, but
hastened to comply. ; ,".;■.
Police officer* were sent to th«
scene of the hold up s* fast as a car
could -carry them, : The spot Is a':
lonely one, surrounded by thick
brush and timber.
It Is believed th* trick waa turned
by •oe of the Jnllbreakcr* of a
few days ago. None of them mat
any money BE all were desperate
and needed rash. Leo Cameron:'
and McDonald, an ex-convict, two
of the fugitives would tally with
the partial description furnished by
the victims. One was masked with
a red bandana handkerchief, anil*,
the other wore a mask of black
cloth.
This Is the first car hold up In
some years. Detectives are con-*
ducting a desultory search for th*
bandit a