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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
IS NOW IN
SESSION
Special Call OF Mime
sofa Legislature

ST. PAUL. MINI. Fab. 1.-THE Min
neaota legislature convened In extra
session today IN response 10 the call
OF Gov. Van SAINT. The purpose OF
the session n 10 consider and act on
the report OF the tax commission.
which was appointed at the last sca-
sion 20 revise and codify the laws rel
alive 90 taxation. The commission
has prepared new tar code. con-
tsmplatins a permanent state oommis-
sion Of three members, % supervisors
of assessments and changes IN the
state and county boards Of equallza-
ton. IL is hoped BY making the bill
operative this year 70 add some s2O0.-
O00 900 10 the assessment rolls.
InaHmueh as the United States SUI
preme court took an adjournment yes
tsrday until Feb. "A. It IL probable the
extra session will do nothing with the
railway merger matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04

DkLI.Aa Tex. Feb. A-officrrs
frosn vi pAso arrived here today W
search 81 the Marquis de iuceraY. Who
IL wanted on two Kravsa charges. lie
Is said 70 have slapaa from Lee An
Esles. Cal. with Ruby Lockhart.
young Kiri who became Infatuated VIII
his lille and tales which he told ~ Nv"
fabulous possessions IN Francs. While
hts title - said 20 be genuine. be Ia
nothing more than pennileHs ana
unscrspuious adventure
The marquis took the girl % ~
pnso. where me couple we're married
Jar. 4 In order 20 obtain license.
tbs MARQUIS vas compelled - swear
that the Kirl vas ~ years cid. that
being the age ~ majority IN this state
Robert i.nchhArt. the Kirts father.
Is a wealthy rnnchsr and fruit grower
who has a place near Pasadena Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04

N. sl,v council was last nisht ask
:, = xrsnt the Seattle Electric Co
,..,ssisss Tor the operation or line
,s,euxh Woodland PARK Councilman
nsroSv also introduced btu provid-
~ - the construction II line GA
v,-.-,srt avrnuc % RlewNtt avenue.
"a s~sn that point on Albion street
!, v,ssaisad pefk avenue. Both the
- IA the petltl0n are accompanied
y. ,ranv Signatures % residents of
- f.aks ana Fremont. indicating
49, tAfs at irAst aro WiiiinE 20 have
- esrs RUNNING through the park
- .rso.sra line will enter the park
4. ~ s,Qta side, running northwest
I, - vf-seut terminals &C the boat
sss m franchises viii De dis
s,-.,s AZ nvctinG u the corpora
- ssn-liise Of the council tomor-
tas sgselax
e.-amaa Murphy also introduced
- resising Tor an appropriation
= A. ~ ~ the general fund Co help
~ ssr ne water main % he built on
M.ar~s avenue Tha appropriation
i maas because the figuree made BY
"A, essS contractor are in excess q
"a ssuEAt.H nc lowest ttN ntAAF
vng ssvss s3esA. while the ceuncii's
.fmata * ms east VAS saSaa The
etssa appropriation will be necessary
htars ne work can he begun
rxsog,iop was passed providing
~ ne purchase BY the city u nearly
~ aerss Ia ehe vicinity q the Cedar
rAss watershed. The land 10 az prre-
a ssned hy the Northern Pacific
saTay the Northwest Improvement
q. ~ Wcycrhauser syndicate and
y battle Power Co The cost will
- sNet xzlHc.
Gsez fer Musicians
A. ortinanee regulating thsatcrs and
szcsgs aAl.s was introduced last night
exinx So pr month a. the amount TO
y Yaia for each musician employed In
re- saleen. Councilman Murphy nav
4 thas the amount be- made 80. and
" Sagin moved that it De made $.
~ sun 81 Sc aaa flnaiiy agreed up
ca The ordinance also provides that
wsaen shall not be allowed 70 letter
krsan1 the concert halls
An ordinance Vas passed granting
70 he Seattle and Lake Washing
Tor Waterway CO. permission 10 use
sema 81 the surplus city water for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
Hes Mighty Sore

BUTTE. Mont. Fsb. a-Jhmes Neiil
has issued the following statement re-
EardiuE his failure 10 take the fun
initiation into the order ~ EIkH at
spokane last Saturday. lie says
Reflection convinees me that my
protest against personal indlgnity and
COARSE buffeunrry Was timely. and en-
tireiy Justified The Eiks have pro-
tested against the word lndiguity. bu,
20 far I have been unable 20 find a
setter word % describe the infiiction.
under the circumstances. 81 blow
with y stuffed club ! AIN convinced
that when time and sober reason have
removed the last yeatiGe ~ The uf-
diEnified aud debnHing practices that
dlsgracsd the order in itn primitive
days. I shall W asked again 10 pro-
sent myself for initiation. but until
then I prefer 90 preserve my personal
dignity ard American manlineHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
followed THE
WRONG PAIR

nan Mcqueen and John Scott.
49, ''ans men Of doubtful occupa-
p~,.. we're arrested BY Captain OF
clsr. Lauoscher and Patrolman Nc
ys- carry this morning as
49,. The two policemen were
ksa@a,ls aoWn Yesier way to police
rserr ,tt'aftsrs At $3.50 O'Clock this
~, When At Tenth avenue
\ noticed the two men walking
~ =. OPPOSITE direction. When they
Il s,,1.sl me policemen. who were
.sin-sesN clothes. they turned and
~ 3D. mem. Captain LaubHcher
~ .asslolInan hcClurg stopped the
t. - -. ~ could not give an ezpiana-
srss,. shsF movements. They were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
SAYS his FULL NAMES
JAMES INDIGNANT" NELL
MA! MA! MA! no! no! no!

SPOKANE. Feb flames NELL the
eulusnt actor. attempted 20 pass the
Elka' Initiation IN tho local lodge Bat
urday afternoon. at special meeting
called Tor his benefit but baked be-
fore he was through. lie denounced
the initia ting team for alleged indig.
nitirs. tore the blind from his face and
strobe from the lodge room with all
the hntrur II an eminent tfasedian.
The Elias are no reEprctors - per
sons Sslli made great preparations
Tor his Initiation. was shaved aud
Krocfn.d ln tho best ~ his command.
and then waited his tura 20 take tha
fuii ceremonies of the work ~ the
order IRE lodge was ready Nobody
but Nsiil and the members q the or
der know what happened but any say.
he iWn't an Elk Robert Morris. a
member Of hia company. had preceded
Nen through the fuii ceremony. and
watched the star baik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
MONEY
CONF: S
Rejected voIun-
teers TO Be Paid

OLYMPIA. Feb. "a draft was re-
eelved from Washington. ID. c.. Tor
t1a2 70 by Gov. Mcbride this norninE.
IL covers the claim Tor pay OF reject
ed men who we're In Camp Rogers dur
ms the mastering Of soldiers for tho
army Ia the war with Spain. Adj
General Drain H. accredited with the
favorable action taken.
Adi. Drain &dvisss the governor that
ho VIII attend the meeting 81 the sv-
seuuve eommittss ~ tho Inter stats
National Guard association. which la
70 be held IN New York Tho commit
tss has charge Of tho matter - 80
curing favorable action on a hlil for
the reorganization 81 the National
Guard. now pending before congress
The capitol commission meets tada y
IN the governors office. For the first
time since its organization the press
will be admitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
VERY CLEVER
SKIN GAMES

The Little Honduras lottery, which
is one OF half dozen for which l..
l.. Lippman liz the Seattle agent. is
considered one OF the clevcrcst skin
games I'm existence. The head Offices
OF the concern are on Montgomery
street. San Francisco. A man named
Boas is at It's head. There were
drawings several days ago and no
large prizes are known TO have gone
20 outsiders. II IL notorious fact
that only those inside the ring ever
win large prize. Small winnings Of
out as bait.
l.. l.. Lippmann operates I'm Seat
tie under police license at pos Cherry
street instead OF on Columbia street,
ms has been enormously stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
YOUNG WOMAN FOUND
DROWNED IN THE BAY

face entirely HID this features. When
this was removed Il WAS found that
the features had not been preserved
60 such an extent as to make identi-
Aeatlon possible. Nothing on her per-
son bears a name.
Was Young Woman
hhe IL "A woman probably 30 years
OF age. rather heavily built. with
large hands and feet. Her hair.
which n long. IL OF "a browuiHh hue.
She wore light blue calico waist.
a black skirt Of some heavy ma
tcriAi and heavy buttoned shoes.
She 10 about feet 8 inches IN
height. An imitation diamond rims
adornH the third finger OF her left
hand.
The coroner believes that some one
who has missed the woman VIII call
al the morRue and from her clothing
ana general appearance Identify her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
STORM WARNING

The following message has been re-
ceived az the Seattle weather bureau
for the information 81 the puhilo
a severe storm IL central over Van
couver island. and moving eastward
II will cause this afternoon high south
east gales. shifting to the southwest
tonight along the oregon and Wash
ington coasts There will be high.
Hauaiiy weather shifting 20 south
west on all inland navigablo waters of
Western Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
.ENOCH ARDEN
TO Be GIVEN
Y. M. c. A. VIII Give Another Mus
ical Soiree Tonight

A company % high-claHs artists will
present Richard Strauss latest com
position. "Enoch Arden" tomorrow
evening at the Y. NJ. G. a. rooms
II will be the fourth number In the
I. NJ. q. A. star course.
The company ls composed % the fol-
lowing artists Mr. Alfred Cowell
Goodwin. pianist: Miss Faith Van
Wagner violiniat. Miss Blanche
Brensman. reader: Miss Myra olive
Chase. piano.
Ths company II under the manage
ment OF Mr.. j. r. Atkinson. They are
now on an international tour. and the
success attending their performances
OF Strauss great production has been
well merited. according 20 the flat
tsrinK press notices they have receiy-
ed In the various cities In which they
have been.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
IN MEMORY OF
ROBERT EMME

Arrangements are being made by the
Seattle branch ~ the Irish American
club Tor a fitting celebration on tho
evening Of March T. Of the birthday
81 Robert Emmett. Ireland'a Immortal
patriot Jas. Hamilton Lewis Will Dc
liver an grafton. which viii bo fol-
lowed by music and dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04

The partially dcoomposed body Of
"a woman was found IN the bay near
the corner OF Charles and Grant
streets at 5 o'clock this morning by
Peter Peterson. an employe OF the
Grant street electric line. Whether
the woman committed suicide or wnH
murdered In not definitely known.
but the suicide theory " most gen
orally accepted. A handkerchief had
been tied over her face ana this fact
sets aside all theories OF accidental
death.
A minute examination OF the re-
mains was made by Coroner Hoye
this morning and no marks Of vio-
lsnce were found lie believes the
woman committed suicide. lie or
dered the remains sent TO Butter
worthh morguc. where they were
sealed In an air-tight cRHket.
The handkerchief tied over the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
DIDN'T KNOW
The LAYOUT

s. Marine. who runs a cigar and
fruit stand az the southwest corner
Of Third avenue and Madison street.
had an exciting adventure with a
burglar at an early hour this morn
ing.
Marine lives In the rear Of his
stand. a fact which the thief prob
ably did not know The robber
started TO get I'm through "A rear
window, but Mr. Marine saw him
and quickly grabbed his revolver.
lie Cred a shot through the window
at the thief. who made his disap-
pearance In a hurry. lie was not
hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
KILLED BY
LIVE WIRE
Deadly Trolley Eiectrocuies Horse
in North Seattle

a valuable horse owned by W. n.
Wakefield. teaming contractor,
was instantly killed by live wire at
Bell street and Western avenue this
morning. The team was being driven
from the barn. near First avenue
and Bell street, toward the bay. At
Western avenue a broken trolley
wire Of the West street car line was
hanging down and struck the left
hand horse, almost knocking II
down. The wire then recoiled and
struck the other horse a large gray
beast At the same time the horse
stepped on H. He was thrown In
the air and fell 20 the ground dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
FOUNDERS

sAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 4.--The
Merchants Exchange OF Yokohama
asvices, just received. states that the
ship Knight. companion of the
Oregon Railway Navigation Com
pany's Oriental line. foundered in
the China sea. All passengers and
the crew were landed In Yokohama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
SHALL THE CITY ESTABLISH A
MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC PLANT?

NaH the city own a light plant
- a most important question
hnAr reas hing effects. oyershad-
esxall others IN the coming fmu-
nesaa slectlon. II II no longer q
esncsn Of political parttsansnip. II
ka assteT OF vital Importance TO all
ctzsns. 20 matter TO which political
rsgi5 hey may belong. The mem
hsfsk4p Il some Of the political or
EAaizzgicrs are TO n unit In favor %
nnnlzlpal ownership OF al public
wsEks. whl,e In the other parties
"a ; zgxs number o. persons who
q ~ o hat far. yet are in favor
q ~ eaRT owning lts own lighting
PAX ~ protection 20 Its citizens
asainss n areitrary prices n0w BE-
Ing essrxa& b. the corporations
uonnsnatsag sAs distribution OF light
ana rowr a ttis city.
Sna Ga 0else tisas
II y nctiks4hle fact that the
s@rls Old oesecslsas we're urged some
years ago during the contest in
which the people u this city deter
allied that ;hey wsuid own and con-
iroi Their Own wafer system. II was
'nsn conienfed fhat a municipal cor
poration could not as successfully
construct, manage and control its
etsf system az a private corpora
Ion and above all Il was urged that
sse city could NOT upon the security
y ne revenue 70 be derived from
saeh Z system obtain the means 10
J. $3.50 ss ~ water plant and system
81 distribution.
ne P.avle Won
u taAt campaign the graveyard Of
- @einslons was robbed. Money was
nssiy spent 10 defeat the desire of
~ peopls, but the friends of city
.1nssaip and control Of its water
s s banded themselves together
go, al this opposition and
800 $500 ne power and influence Of
49, sally paper In the city. and
s.'apnea az the polls
- hoW a historical fact demon
49,. ~ the completion Of our
system under city ownership.
s~ on on these oontanslons OF the
~ ~, q city ownership we're false
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
Reception TO Or. Mathews

A reception 10 the Rev. Or. NJ. A.
Matthews. the new pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. Will oc-
cur tonight at the church. corner
Fourth avenue and Spring street.
The general public IL invited 20 the
reception. There will be special
music. and a most enjoyable time IA
proufiaNA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04

Inteisranes
At the very outset % this contest
IN favor Of the municipal Ownership
Of the city lighting plant, we are met
with the same old ghosts from the
sa me old Rraveyards the same old
contentious. BY the same old Argu-
ments from the present employees OF
the corporations which are bleeding
this city and its citizens by charges
for light and power 20 the very
verge % endurance. under a system
Of contracts dictated BY these cor
poratious more arbitrary and intoi-
Grant than would be permitted with
10 the domain Of the cxar OF ali thu
Russians.
Ths Pssrls siamser
You may think the language in
which | portray the conditions Is en-
trems. but Il Ia not. The people OF
this city are siurnberinR under a die
tation and unconsciously signing
contracts every day that. when they
come 90 realize their force and effect
will make them cry aloud. Good
Lord. deliver US from all such dicta-
ton and contracts"
There ls but one way that this
practice can be stopped, and that IL
BY the city erecting and maintaining
is own light and power plant as rec
commended by the city engineer. The
city r. threatened with a competition
from the existing companies. reduc-
ing the price Of electricity below the
cost Of its generation by the city
plant. and. In concluding this article.
permit me 10 ask. what Of TT The
city can AFFORD TO pay for It's plant
and never turn n wheel ~ II produces
such results. thereby saving 20 the
pockets q It's people hundreds Of
Thousands OF dollars
Thanking you for opening your
columns TO this discussion. I viii
have more TO say anon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
QUESTION OF RAILWAY
: THROUGH WOODLAND
subect Brought Up in City Counc-Varley Theaters to
Be Taxed $40 Per Month-0ther Matters
Before the City Fathers

purpose Of cutting down Beacon hill
by hydraulic processes. The com
pany viii pay y cent per 100 feet
and the city can terminate the con-
tract at any time BY giving ~ days
notice,
Reseluttens
The following resolutions were In
PRODUCED and postponed, For tho I'M
provcment of Howard avenue from
Denny way 20 olive street. BY build
ing = sewer. for grading. sidswaikins
and parking Aloha street from Minor
avenue 20 Roy street
The fire narrhafs report for the
month % January was referred %
the fire and water committee. The
finance committee decided not 70 pur-
chase the herd Of buffalo owned IN
the cily owen Roberts was appoint
Cd a special policeman without pay,
An ordinance WITS introduced provid-
ms FOR the regular appointment OF a
humane officer. with pay. and two
assistants. II was laid over.
The following ordinances we're pass
Cd To Improve Post street between
University and Pike, 20 construct a
sewer on Twcnty-uinth avenue and
Dearborn street, 60 appropriate tiooo
for repairs 20 engine houses Nos. 6
aud z. 10 construct a sewer on First
avenue west from Caller street 20
Highland drive; 60 rcpiank Jackson
street from second ana Fifth avenue
south
A communication from the mayor ~
san Francisco. asking the city coun-
ell 90 cooperate with the San Fran
cisco council IN advocating Chinese
exclusion was heard. and placed on
file.
January Expenses
A statement q the expenses % the
city for January vas passed by the
council Tho expenses In the differ
eut departments we're as follows; Elk
ecutive. sait. legislative, ttEs. clerical
and comptroller. xES %. treasury.
81 g. grade TAX collections. tgaS. Law.
sics; judicial SIS: harbor department.
N1s. sanitation. S1l23 ~. civil service.
t7p. parks. $50. police sssss. fire
kSsg7.f9. board Of public works. N8se.
street and sewers, t6ioo. street hight
Ing. Haos city ergineering department..
E5s3t. building bridges and wharvca.
ass; water. SssS, library tlsSsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
BOTH CREWS
SAVED

LONG BEACH. l.. J.. Feb. 1.--Ths
crews OF the American clipper ship l..
shepp and the British steamer Ca
YOUR. which stranded on the beach
here within n mile Of each other. are
safe. During the night the wind and
sea abaied 50 that at daylight life
savers were able to board both ships.
Both crews suffered fearfully, bu,
decided 20 stand by their vessels.
Wreckcra expect 10 float both vessels
some time today. The captain Of the
shepp and his men had about given
up hope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
Takes a Surf Bath

Joe Chilio, a Japanese fisherman,
took an early morning plunge into
the bay from near the north end OF
the Grant street bridge early this
morning lie had been drinking and
missed his footing The patrol
wagon was sent out and Jaller Cor
bett brought the man TO police
headquarters. where he was dried
out and turned loose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
ACTORS FUND

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.--Daly's the
alter was filled to OVERLOOKING this
afternoon on the occasion OF the an
nual benefit for the Actors Fund.
Charles Hawtrey. the English actor,
appeared I'm new one-act play. and
among the other prominent particl-
pants were Isabelle Irving, Francis
Wilson, Adele Richie and Christie
Macdonald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
TMaaz
Fourth Ward Democrats

The Fourth Ward Democratic
Club has arranged for a meeting
this evening at their club rooms. ]
and 5 Howard block. A number OF
Of the most prominent orators Of the
party viii be In attendance. Much
important business will also come up
for discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
ROYAL ARCH

ALBANY. ~. Y. Feb. t-The
Grand Chapter OF the Royal Arch
MMnonr of New York began their
iosth annual convoration here to-
day and viii remain In session
through tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
TALKED TOO LOUD

J. Joffery and -. Kerry became ea.
gagged ia serious alteration with
V. q. Bennett on the waterfront this
afternoon. over a labor dispute, and
All landed In jail. Policeman wilson
made the arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
JUNEAU ROAD

NEW YORK, Feb. a. syndicate
Of New York capitalists has applied
for franchise 10 build a railway
connecting Juneau with Douglas Is
land and Treadwsll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
storm suhalasa

BOSTON. Feb. 4.--The storm
which swept the coast during the
past two days has subsidized. Reports
Indicate much less damage to ship
ping than was anticipated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04

LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS.
Made OF a splendid quality CT
muslin. with deep ruffies; sale
price .ss.sss.s 1890 $50 'ss+f~N~
with ruffies Of lace
And Embroidery. sale price. E5c
some beautifully trimmed IN lace
sale price ss.sss+s.-sss 80 - sesN
Many neatly trimmed with en-
broldery; sale price. .s1.lo. a.i5
LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS.
Trimmed with deep rufhes; saie
price .......ssss.sss 49,. 's'. ~S~
Many neatly trimmed in lace
sale price ......s...s. -. =. soc
Others trimmed with embroidered
tuekA. ruffes and deep fiounce;
sale price. .N-2b and N.Ss
>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04

LONG BEACH. Feb. 4.--Iater 81
was deemed advisable 60 take on
the crew Of the Shepp until the sea
worthlness OF the ship could be as
certained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and Vicinity Tonight and
wednesday, rain, brisk to high
southeast TO south winds, becoming
southwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
A MORBID
THRONG
Thousands View the
Biddle Corpses

PiTTsBURG. Ia. Feb. & - The
bodiea Of John and Ed. Biddle were
cxpoaed 10 public view IN the morgue
for three hours this morning Sew
orai thousand persons passed before
the collins Of which the greater num-
Der were women. Tho collins were
beautifully decorated with flowers sent
BY an unknown woman.
Mrs. Seffel Talks
Last night Mrs soffel. who In In the
hospital az Butler, made a confession
Of her part Of the escape. She said
the plans had not been that she should
accompany the Biddle brothers when
they escaped, but that at tho last mo.
msut sho Was won over by Eds por
suasionH. She denied that the men
tamely submitted to being shot. and
said they returned the fire OF the Off
GERS She said they were compelled
10 leave the Jail at an earlier date
than they had Intended. as She had
heard there was 90 be an inspection ~
cells on Thursday, and felt the sawed
bars would be discovered. She notl-
fled the prisoners. and the break fol-
lowed Immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04
IS AN EX-
CONVICT
Charges Made Against
RooseveIt's Friend

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Fes. 90 A
dispatch from Chsyenne. wye. 20 the
effect that nrn Danlela. who was. re-
Gently appointed United States mar
shat % Arisona By President Roosa-
welt. has created flurry IN the snn.
ate and the about the Whit. House
The facts IN the ease will b. Laid
before the president and he may call
for Daniels resignation.
Daniels II personally known 20 the
president and when the opposition
first developed 10 his appointment.
the fight vas bassd on tha fact that
he had AZ one tlme. ard up - n quite
recent date, been a faro dealer The
president is said 90 have asked n the
man dealt square game. and on It's
being admitted BY Daniels dstraetors
that no one could bring a word against
the mans honesty. the president made
the appointment regardless of the
charges.