The Seattle star. [volume], November 07, 1905, Night Edition, Image 1

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THE STAR* FIGHT AGAINST FURTH AND HIS BOSTON CROWD PUTS A LITTLE STARCH IN THE BACKBONDS OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S WEAK MEMBERS AND THE OCTOPUS RECEIVES ANOTHER JOLT-SEE PAGE 1
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"BEEDE DID RIGHT WHEN HE SHOT ME!"
BLOODY ELECTION DAY IN PHILADELPHIA!
McDonald Defends Beede
WOUNDED MAN, THINKING HE WAS ABOUT TO DIE, MADE
DEATH-BED STATEMENT EXONERATING HUSBAND AND
TAKING ENTIRE BLAME FOR THE AFFAIR-DOENT WANT
BEEDE PROSECUTED
Believing that he I* about to dt*.
Bay McDonald, who waa shot Kit
day night by George N. lleode to
avenge the honor of the latter*
wife, made a 1.-ail,' statement at
th* Providence hospital Sunday
night in Which
HE COMPLETELY EXONERAT
ED BEEDE AND RAID THAT TUB
HUSBAND HAD DONE EXACTLY
RIGHT IN SHOOTING HIM
DOWN!
r "I got what waa coming to me,"
ml.l M Donald to the witness-*. "I
don't blame llee.l on* bit. If I die
this very minute, 1 trust that the
authorities will turn him loose anil
let the matter drop"'
This remark.. confession from
th* lips of a man who b-*llr»ed he
was about to step over th* thresh
old of death i* the most important
development of the *entatlonsl at
fair since, the shots from Heed*'*
revolver rang out on the night air
sad the bleeding form of the cigar
man fell to the ground In front of
the Now Western hotel M Third
MAY CLOSE
SHINGLE MILLS
-- Th* proposition to close down all
shingle us '* in the stats for *
specified period during the winter
■ to being discussed by representative
Shingle, manufacturers at a meeting
;la th* Butler hotel Tuesday after*
[ noon. The mill owners were re« col
\ly asked to rote on the proposition.
\ Heavy Interest* are involved in the
j natter. Oror-produrtion has result
eal in an unprecedented decline in
'; th* price of shingle*.
WIFE SLAYER SUICIDES
:*S CLEVELAND. 0.. Nov. -Adam
Buyer a., used of wife murder,
: rcmmitte.l suicide by hanging him
self to a steam pipe la the jail this
! morning.
Prominent Men
Indicted
tj MOSCOW, Idaho. Nov. 7.—lndict
ments returned by the federal grand
jury were made public this morn
ing, as follows: Throe for conspir
acy, * four for subornation of per
: jury end on* fur perjury W. F.
Kettenba.h was indicted on three
count*. George- H. Kester on two.
Clarence W. Roblelto on three,
William Dwyer on two. Ed Knight
on one, Wa It Benton on two. C W.
Colby on on*, and Fred Emery on
._»•»«•'->-.-..
■ml.The Indictment* again- Benton,
Colby snd Emery .-are* as a sur
. prise to all the resident* of I^wls
ton. as they are prominent business
i*f ir.t_'m__S__A____ma_
Fred UIH*. 20, was arrested
Tacsday morning and will probably
ib* charged with petty larceny. Of
- fleer I.** cam* upon a crowd of
? Japanese la the restricted district
who ha.l Llllie. in their possession.
claiming t.'.ai they found him
prowling about one of their lodging
houses sad that they g*kwsd I cold
watch from one of the rooms.
."■-TWBNTT-BKVKN 1-01.1.A11S per
:tim In gold at a depth.of a. f.. t.
1* the report brougbt In by (Irorge
. Umi.h.ai. of Anacortes. who li.ia
■- been developing some mining property
itwv miles from ftuckport.
Backbone of the Russian Revolntion
(Drawn by M. Koch.)
HIE STRIKER TYPE. RUSSIAN WORKMEN AT THEIR EVEN-
mill between Marion and Colum
bia.
Kurt her, the wounded man made
the following remarkable statement:
."IN CASE I DO LIVE 1 WILL
Mil PROSECUTE GEORGE
BEEDE: IK I I.IK 1 DON'T WANT
HIM PUNISHED."
Although ill.- witnesses of the re
. markable scene when McDonald
made the above statement* have
attempted to keep th* matter quiet,
such an Important pie. of news
.-in not tie kept quiet long, and
acton spread Ilk* wtldftr* anionic the
friends of th* prisoner, who are
legion.
In the face of thl* presumed to be
deathbed *tatesnent the prosecution
against lleailr. If hla victim live*,
will probably not be pushed to any
extent ami even it McDonald doce
cross the Great I Uvula* It is predict
ed thai his s-uutlant will get „fi
scot 're*, or with a very light *en
lime.
Public sympathy I* all on th* side
of th* unfortunate husbsnd.
"Mushers" to Feast
All then* la Hesttl* who bar*
'•rushed' through Alaskan snow
field* In th* wake of dog teams are
to meet and feast together st a big
banquet In th* near future At a
meeting of th* Antic Brotherhood
held Monday night, after the read
ing of the regular commute* re
ports a committee of three was sp
pointed to arrange tor a splendid
Alaskan banquet to bo given under
the auspices of the brotherhood.
snd to which not only the Alaska
club, but every Alaskan In the
city la to be invited W. C. Ever
ett*, of Its*-.. C. F. llaunun of
Nome, and Huso Byrrs. of Council
City, comprise th* committee.
KILLED WIFE
AND HIMSELF
v lil'Kil Ore.. St- v trag
edy resulting In the desth of Carl
Hurlford and his month » bride oc
curred at 1 o'clock 'hi* morning
Neighbors heard two shot* fired,
when a woman cam* to the door and
called for help but before the ar
rival of anyone a third *.».. was
heard The husband and wife were
bah found dead, shot through the
head. Th* cause of the suicide and
murder to not known
Judge Morris rendered a Judg
ment In favor of the plaintiff In the
ess* of E. K. !j*«m v* the Black
Diamond Cos) company, allowing
Mr Lswson his full commission of
145.000 Usifin ln April. 1804. sold
for th* Black Diamond Coal com
pany to th* Pacific Coast company,
for the sum of 11.100.000. their coal
properties st Hlark Diamond. For
this be was to have hint I per seal
. mission, which would Amount
to 155.000. The coal company claim
ed that Ijiwson did not in.ln tbe
Pacific Coast company to make the j
purchase.
In ihe ease, of 8. Kawat.-i the
Japanese boy who wa* accused of
slashing up a Chinaman named Mi
Sing some time ago In th* Diamond
house, in the restricted district, the
Jury In the superior court Tuesday
banded down a verdict if "Nat
guilty."
INU MEAL
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The Seattle Star
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A WANTS 13.535.51 KOIt A KIN- *
* 111 II *
* Ten thousand dollar* (or *
* tin.*- finger* *
* This is the price demanded *
* by Hubert Tyrrel for Hi.- trio *
* of digits missing from . in- of *
* hi* hand* a* tin- result of an *
* accident while he wss a. litis *
* ** an employe nil a {die driver *
* two year* ago for the I'uget *
* Bound Bridging * Dredging *
* company. The, rs*s is on trial *
* before Judge tillllam. *
* The Jury will I.* left to de- *
* termtoe whether liri.-l get* *
* I.l* $3.133 33 1-3 per flugrr Ist* *
* Tuesday afternoon. *
* *
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Will Only Leave
Jail to go Back
More trouble I* It. store for Gal*
x Ira Arklry. William I'hllltp* Oscar
Peterson and Charles Thomas, who
««• fined 1100 **. h by Judg* i.nf
fin Monday, A* soon ** th* four
mm have fliil*li.-.| their term In th*
county Jail, two nth* h*nc*. th***
will find them**lv*s compelled 1".
face charges, MM* of them of a
much more serious nature than the
•tenling of liquor snd cigars.
The four men were arrested Isat
week by Deputy Hherlffs Smith and
MrKUnion, whit* holding * wild
orgle In a baekwood* cabin, ..!».
bratlng th* sal* of SIT* **"orth of
whisky and other good* stolen from
a saloon and sold In Itedmond.
Sheriff Htnlth. Tuesday morning,
received Instructions from the »li*r
Iff of !'.i..h..ltll*h county to bold
Thornaa when hi* term >-«t.li»» a*
th* Htiohorail*h authorities dr*tr» to
place a t-iiatge of assault with in*
fant to . ...limit murder asslnat him.
II la *lle*-e,| thsl Thomas, during a
quarrel which he provoka-. literally
rut another man to pieces, snd that
he hi* been In a darSen other un
savory scrap***. The thr** men sre
w.tnte.l in various parts of the
country for various offense*.
d.
Who I* lending the Fight
Against th* Second and Westtake
Franchises. Ben Pag* t.
WANT KELLY'S
SCALP
That troubles never come singly
Is a truth M which "Dr." W. I*
K« ill y can attest with emphasis.
In addition to the charge of ar
son lodged again*! him sa a con
sequence of sn Incendiary fire In
the effleea occupied by himself and
the "Syndicate Doctors" recently,
the King County Medical association
has sgnln set out after bis scalp,
m..l Tuesday morning Issued a war
rant for Ins arrest on a i barge of
practicing without a license.
"Dr." Keiiey was once Indues
charged with this, but the matter
was allow**! to drop. The mettles!
siroclatlon, through Its officers,
says thst it i* determined to . ban
Seattle of all pretended physicians,
end especially those of Kelley's ilk.
The contract tor paving Columbia
bet worn First and Berond waa let
by lie board of work* Tuesday
morning to Bell A Price. The con
tract price wa* $1,.*.*:» Plans were
received for the paving of Third
avenue with brick.
Call* for bid* fnr th« crm*iructlon of
the lllti.".' national guard armory will
Immediately Ih- Issueil, It biivlng been
*» decided at the meeting of the arm
cry commission on Monday.
Th* "."durational I'rnhll.ltlon alllanc*
nf ■< *.tl" meet* on Wedneatday even-
Ins In the Brattle Seminary* new a*
»*mbl<* hall, *t 7:30. The program be
gin* .. ■ •'•harp. Itev. John Ovall will
b» the principal *t..«k. r. It. K. Dun*
lap and uther notable* are expected to
-* prtsviiL All srs li.a.nd.
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON, THI'SPAY. NOVKMHKK ••, 1905.. -
WATCH FOR LATER STAR
EXTRAS FOR NEWS
OF ELECTIONS!
"HY gilu
President of th* City Council. Who Triad Am Run Things Monday
Night. Hut Palled. |m.
FIRST MEETING
SINCE TRAGEDY
ullaUL If Aboil
"YOU DID WRONG," SAID YOUNG HUSBAND IN COUNTY JAIL
WHEN MRS. BEEDE VISITED HIM. "BUT I FORGIVE YOU."
TEARS STREAM DOWN PRISONER'S ' CHEEKS AS HE
FOLDS-MRS. SEEDE IN HIS ARMS
"Irma. you did wrong, but I for- 1
glee you!"
Thus »|-..k* (ieorge N. llc*Mt* 1..'
hi* wife. sir* Inn* Baa— when th*
two met In the King county Jail, I
Monday afternoon, for th* first time
• lr.ee the tragedy of Krlday nlsht,
when ll***d* shot down hi* wife's
companion. Ray McDonald.
Mr* Heed* -Baa released by th* '
police Monday afternoon Bad Imme
diately went to th* county jail In I
•*** her husband.
Th* ****n* when th* two met waa
mot affectionate.
The rvprntant woman, with arms !
«nit*tte!r bed. stepped Inward her J
husband, who Blood, with folded
arms, gaslng at her.
*'r*orglve m*. Oeorse.* moaned th* j
heart-broken young wife.
Tears streamed down ths cheek*
American Surgeons Lead World" Says
Deputy Coroner Wiltsie
"When Ml kill lex, a Herman Am
lor of world-wide repute, visited Si
Mary's hospital *l Rot beater, Minn.,
he acknowledged to the win Id lb*
superiority of American ESQ
and diagnosis. Thla he did after
consultatlona with the lending meil
leal men of European capitals, and
bersusn be himself suffered from
cancer of the stomach." aald Dr. 8.
F. Wiltale, deputy coroner, on Tues
day
"Or. a J. Mayo, president of the
American Medical latino, at
ester.' he continued "put th*
man of science on hi* feet and he
I* now out of .linger "
Dr* O. M. 11 or i.m and 8. 1' Wilt
ale recently returned from a visit
TEDDY BAVB U. S. CANT
HELP UNFORTUNATE JEWS
in* artier** New* **« n.i
WASHINGTON. D. C Nor. 7.~*
To tinier Strauss, who called upon
President Roosevelt yesterday to
auk him If anything could be done
toward* bringing about a cessation
of the horror* connected with the
massacre of Jews in Russia, tbe
president aid that, while ho had
been watching the report* of out
rages with the deepest concern, and
that although bo had been appealed
to many times In the pant three
necks to take some action to help
the conditions mentioned, there did
rot ..*ni to be anything that could
Ii done at present by the United
State*.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nor. 7.—Tbe
of the man. who s few nights pr»
vloua tried >„ slay In cold blood th*
mart who had corns between him
snd' his »1 1 r... ■
M a moment bit only a mo.
m*nt«-*t* wavered, snd then. hold,
in* nut his hand, said in * broken
vale* i
rlrtna. you did wrong, but I far*
give you."
Mia Dated* I* now staying st th*
home of a *i*i. and refuses sb
•..lately to talk for publication.
The county i.ill authorities are
doing -everything in their power to
ttmk* Deed* romfortsble. sympa
thising flf-a.pl) with him in |,|* pres
ent trouble.
Horde still maintain* that he did
■ant in attempting to kill lh* cigar
man, .and show* but llttl* Interest
In ihe latin • fight for life.
[Id Rochester. They sir that the
Minnesota city la fast gaining a
world-wide reputation, because of
the wonderful scientific work done
there at Ht. Mary's hospital found
ed and conducted by two eminent
surgeons, W. J. and C. 11. Mayo.
The local surgeons attended the an
nus! meeting of' the American
Chemical association, held at
Rncbester. Thousand* of Ihe lead
Ing surgeons of the world went
there >to listen In the lectures of
AmerlcVe foremost surgeons. Drs.
Mayo performed l* operation* dally
during the session.
'1 he '.*-■• surgeons were gone five
weeks, daring which time th- vis
ited m.'.ny Eastern cities and hos
pital*.' ... *
czar ha* issued a manifesto grant
ing universal suffrage lo the linn*
an.l freedom of the press, command
leg the opening of th* diet at llel
singfers.
Said He Would
Cut Her Head Off
On 1 October 21 1, J. Robinson.
colored, assaulted Jennie Brown,
also colored, ami threatened to cut
off her head and throw It In un
bay. Ho at not perform the de
capitation operation, but reflection
upon i lie meanness of Robinson In
making such a threat'lmpelled Ik*
v.-nniiin Tuesday afternoon to obtain
a warrant for the arrest of her
ml ill.
Riots and Bloodshed
Ml" Bcrlpp* Nil.* An 11 I
rilll.Al.l I.l*lll A Nov. 7.—Two
murder* have mi line.l WirSMjf end
too |irl-ioi>rra In t-ella held In i "to
tiniiii. ii'in comprise the early ...in
ing beginning "i .'>..< -itointse* to
i.. the 1.1.... 11.-*t .I. • Hon day In the
history of rt.ii.i.i.-i|.iii.i.
An Inf.ii million legnrding the
murder* snd srresls Is denied at tin
. ii, ball.
Miii iff Miles swore In mi deputies
and left lb* protection of lb* city
11. lh* mayor.
Clly parly l-adera in* condemn-
Ing the ii. 11.in* nf the special police
men |sworn In by lb* mayor, «.f
whom there are uliout Z.OOO.
in one ward a prominent old *"i
--dier was arrested on the charge of
Intimidating a city party voter nnd
was dragged through th* *tre*t*
and thrown Into a cell with negroes.
In uii.itli.-t ward a man waa arrested
for saying 1..- lost 111* naturalisation
I*, tiers.
Kvety voter challenged is forced
to prow hla eligibility to vole.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa- Nov. 7.—
Another Independence May. mark
ing the .1.1. liberty of Philadelphia,
or, perhaps, ila continued Imprison
ment, will take place today—elec
tion day.
Mayor Jchn Weaver, hailed as the
deliverer Of the city, as the cham
pion of ihe people and as death to
all forma of graft. Issued a ii.hl.i
-ir.atl.ui yesierdny In which h* stated
that "as It has become public knowl
-..1a- that Jamea I* Mile*, iherlff of
this county an-! bead of the crim
inal political combination which I
have been fighting and will cmiltiu*
to fight, will Illegally appoint depu*
ties for the pulling places In this
city, now I. John Weaver, mayor At
the city of Philadelphia, by tbe t-.» .
•r In m* vested, will take command
of the police force of this city, and
will, with th» director of the de
parts of public safety, appoint
•* many special policemen i.* I may
deem advisable to protect law-abld*
Ing fltl-eii* In the eirrrla* of their
elective franrhlse,
"I IH.HI-.lfY WARN ANY I*ER
ftO.V trim ! : t.mi- : in. . TO XX-
Kiieir*.; the ktnctionh ill*
l-EPUTT fSHF.I'tHr* AT Till.
Ii il.l.r 1 They will be considered a*
lawbreakers and will be prosecuted
a* such,"
Herlous trouble la expected be
tween the city and the county au
thorities, snd [dans it* being mail*
In . *!! In the militia. If . ***ry.
i iter 1 '.09 *perlal policemen ar* al
ready morn In, and more will prob.
ably be added. Each party Is confi
dent of victory snd the fight will.
without doubt, -„ the hottest In the
history of this city and state.
PHILAD-B-PHIA, Ta. Nor, 7.—
HarlMir Mssler Samuel O. Malonry,
Magistrate James 1.-aby, IJeat
tenant of Foil, James Carey, re
pnbtlran leaders hate been arrest
.l and their iriend* ere un
ftbte to learn where they have been
taken rV> far a dozen polling place*
ere . based snd the- election officers
bate appealed to the courts for pro
tection. In one place the booths
were wrecked. All of the dlsordrr
Is In the wards where the repub
licans are conceded to be in th.
majority. Riot call* wen turned in
snd the nolle*, appeal to bit.*! 00
ertone at the poll* Mayor Weaver,
It Is reported, stopped a' Wilming
ton a train loaded with "ropeatfra"
en route to this city.
New York
NEW TORE. Nor. 7.—A heavy
vote was cast early. It I* an Ideal
day. It I* probable that st least
«»«.00« registered their vote*. In 'he
early morning things were quiet and
free from disturbance*. First i.«.
sault was on the lr*J«Kt Hide, but
there were no arrests, A politician
was th* first one srrested In viola
tion Of the election .... In one
precinct of the i rery 99 votes
were cast In the first 20 nil..
Ktght thousand police are on duty.
The belttng W I to 1 on McClrllan,
and on Jerome i to 1.
NEW YORK. Nov. ".-An over
flow of SO.ooo people were turned
away from Mndlaon **<<tl.lle garden
last night, which was packed nl*
moil to the point of danger w llh en
thusiastic supporters nt William
Randolph Hearat for mayor of this
city. Hearst's campaign, suppi.rt.--l
and guided by ihe Munli l-ml Own*
rrshlp League, has been a source of
continual wonder lo his political
enemies, and lust night, tin- . losing
ntght of the campaign for the may
oralty, seems to have brought a
greater amount of Hearst men In
the field than ever before during th*
fight.
While the Hearst men were rous
ing thing* up with ii big whoop,
ti.-i, ker* of MrCletlnn were raising
th* roof of Hi.- Hippodrome, where
thouaanda pledged their support to
the present Incumbent, lvlns has
been working quietly but surely,
and his friend* perdlce .in over
whelming majority, gleaned for the
most part from the more conserva
tive elements.
Thousand* of dollars, ore being
waged no tin- election resulta of
today. Reports are already coming
lit of Illegal reals, and tin- author
ities slate that more Instance* of
I hi* kind have occurred this year
than ever before. Many arrests will
1..- made. - * -
Many fights have already Inki n
place among the roughs In certali
The Only Paper in Seattle
That Dares to Print the Newt
VOL. 7. NO. .17.
ELECTION DAY IN PHILADELPHIA BLOODIEST IN HISTORY OF
CITY—POLLS RAIDED AND MEN ARRESTED NO MATTER
WHETHER THEY ARE INNOCENT OR GUILTY OF MISDE
MEANOR—OTHER ELECTION NEWS
prirl* of the rlty, and Charle* Co*
I inlskry renubll leader of tin-
Kecond a»*er*k'y .||«tii. t waa
knocker] »< f*<-i. ** i,» he left the
. i in. 'i . i court building yeaterday.
mI.. i.- 1.. bail gone to |>!<*» charge*
of Illegal racist ration lie *..,* *.-i i
uualy Injured, and is now practically
out of the race ,
IHKNT VOTf'H.
orHTKiI IIAV, Nov. 7.— Pre.)
dent Roosevelt ram* home In vote
today. Neighbor* gathered at Ihe
station to great him. lie «... met
by v carriage fiom Hagamore Hill
and taken 10 a polling place, two
blocks away, where he grasp. th*
hand* of several friends mid went In
mi.l voted. He. ret.ii v J_-.il. came
down and voted In another precinct.
The president alerted back for
Washington at »:.l.
Schmitz
Confident
SAN FRANCISCO, Nor, '-Mayor
Retinitis and hi* supporter* are «..rift
•tent of bis re-election, although th*
Partridge faction, r. pre*, urn ._ the
fusion between the democrata and re
put.lk-ana ar* claiming they will win
without tr.ml.le. Other city offlcrr*
will i.c ri.-1-i..i today. I.**t night ther*
1M a monster union tatror par*d* and
in*** mertin*;. at which IVhmlts wa*
heartily and rnthuiiasllcally sudor*. .1.
A A v FltANl'lelCO. Nor.T.—Th* clear
■ iitiahinv day l.rli■*.» out a large vol*
In lh* municipal contest. At > o'clock
99 per rent of lit* vol* lal ml. Th*
fine weather condition* ar* . nrabl*
lo lh* fiielim ticket, but th* Hchmlla
workers *r* mors In evidence at th*
poll*.
Th* Trad"-*' council has da*, lured a
holiday and will fine all union men
who work today. Thl* li.euri* almost
a a i.niplei* vote of - , i.ti«-d labor for
lh* union labor caii.li.l_t,-.
Votlnc machine* ar* la is* all ever
the city for Ihe rir»t time.
Itrporta »i. In . ft., i that voters
having v.Mil.!- In manipulating the
ma. tune* are rawing Some delay 111
registering the VB.tr*.
Ho far election day ha* been very
3tit.-t. there bring only on* *rre*t for
i*n.iK,Mr. il.,re I* no chans* In
tit* l*-tiin«. Schmlti I* still a favorite
at odd* of 1* to *
BAN FRANCISCO. Cat., Nov 7.—
The polling of vote* continues very
heavy this afternoon, and the vot
ing machine appears to be a uni
versal success, Considerable money
la being placed on the contest. The
l'ertrtdge people are asking odds
of Ito _ from stray remarks from
Ihe district leaders tt Is gathered
that the Twenty-eighth, Twenty
r.lnth and Thirtieth districts potted
a heavy vote for the union labor
candidate, which the Hi limit peo
ple tske a- a good omen for their
candidate. Straight tickets seem to
bo tbe rule. Th" high license issue
I* not attracting mm attention,
many voters falling to vote on the
*J • It,"* • I it -
Other Places
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.—florence Der
row. *]*• In I election attorney, re
signed today.
COLCMRUS. tt Nor, 7.—Reporta
from the headquarters of Hcrrlck
and I'ntti-on today indicate that
the contest I* bringing t>.- heaviest
vote ever cast 111 an off year, an.i
will probably equal the presidential
vote. There waa rain early (his
morning In the routhern part of
the state, but it cleared up bt'er.
In the north there watt a frost.
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Nov. 7.—
Fine weather prevails, and a heavy
vote Is bring (tolled. There are four
candidates for mayor, and the race
Is very close. The prospects are
that Elkus, republican, will be
elected.
t-ItOVIDtIKCK. li. 1.. Nov. i.—Th*
upper l>.'■-.*> of the lesi*iaiure I* ca*n
cctctl the republican*, although the
fight for governor, which will ter
minate In lite t-lrclloii* today, will b*
very close.
BOSTON, Nov. 7.—State officer* will
be rbclid 111 thl* state today. Lieu
tenant tlovernor I'urtl* Oulld, running
for governor on the republican ticket.
I* e.inl to h ii. a better chance than
t'harlr* \V. Hartlt-tt, the democratic
candldutr. Una! .vi Ii 0.-iisin pre
vail*.
BOSTON, Nov. Th* contest Is
reully between the candidates for
lieutenant governor, because It hits
become the custom of the lieutenant
governor to succeed the governor.
The i..!.' In the state I* not heavy.
The Issue Is Canadian reciprocity.
SHOOTS in,** sun
I.ori.SVll.l.'*. Ky., Nov. 7.—At a
voting precinct this noon Dr. ii hi .
lilt shot his son, Oeorge. Colonel
denrge I*. Royburn was badly
beaten. The members of the fusion
putty resorted to a general fight.
DKTKOTIVE SHOOTS.
PITTSBUUU. Nov, 7.—ln a riot
85 CENTS PER MONTH
In front of the Jail, In which a poll*
Ing plare wa* located, a shot was
fired by Detectl*,* Murren, who wss
arrested.
TWO Ml It l>l HI-'
11111.M.1 I I 111 l. Nov. 7.—lnvra
ligation confirma the report of two
tnurdei*. The report probably orlg*
Inated from the shooting and fatally
wounding of the policeman In the
Fifth ward.
IIRRRICK BCRATCUKD.
TOLKIX ■ Nov. 7.—There was a
heavy int.- early today and much
scratching of 1... ..I ticket*. Her*
rick I* running behind hi* ticket.
CLEVELAND. Nov 7.—A very
lira* proportion >.f the city's rots
was cast early. It I* said st many
polling place* thai nearly every
ballot was scratch.*.!.
PITTSBURG. Nov. 7.—De-pio*
bad weather a heavy vote has been
polled and much Interest in local
Issues shown.
HOLD-UP
Thug*, held up and robbed Victor
I Mnrresiis. who lives st Snohomish
' house. 21314 First, shortly before 4
o'clock Monday morning, according
ito a story told by him police
! headquarters two hours later. '.
Morreaua claims that the rob;
bsry took place at First and Main.
Wiillo be was walking up Main, in
tending to return to bla hotel,* be
was approached by two men. With
out warning. Morreaui *aya, on* of
the robbers struck blm down with a
club, while the other went through
hi* clothes. - ' *
A gold watch and chain valued at
tilt) were taken. Morresus bsd no
money. He says be could identity
the men. ■mm\a)B_MMe_Maßam
Wandered Through
Woods Half Clad
Richard Votthe. demented, half
(tarred and nearly (m.m, »>■
found wandering In the Green Lake
; woods Monday
Pat Rave, who attempted Filicide
Sunday, and H. H. Tenuis, a Jap
anese, are two others who will be
examined for insanity.
Decide Valuation
In the case of the city of George
town, petitioner, vs. the Northern
Pacific Hallway company and the
Columbia A I'uget Sound Railway
company, a judgment was handed
down Monday morning in th*' su
perior court for the railroad com
panies allowing the Northern Pa
cific Railway company 113,000 and
the Columbia A Paget Sound Rail
way company $4,000. These mmi
ere the price* set by the court on
a strip of land in Georgetown own
ed by the railway companies which
is desired tor the purpose of ex
tending Nora avenue.
Wreck
SYRACUSE. N. Y„ Not 7.—ln a
collision between passenger and
freight trains on the Rome, Water
town & Ogdensburg railroad at I.iv
erpool, four trainmen were killed
and several Injured.
Mormons Keep Quiet
SALT LAKE CITY, Nor. 7.—
President Joseph P. Smith, at the
close of the city campaign last
eight, stated in the official organ
of the Mormon church that he will
not interfere in the elections, and
that "all citizen* are perfectly free
to vote as they choose." Richard P.
Morris, democratic candidate for
mayor. Is also the candidate for ths
church. .
SALT LAKE CITY. Nor. 7.—To
day marked the heaviest vote on
record. The three party managers
express confidence and nil claim
2,000 majority. Betting rules II the
following order. Republican, Amer
ican-Democratic, American. The
anti-mormon shove strength. It Is
tin- keenest, trickiest municipal
election to date here.