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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
MARINE PARADE

Queen. the flagship % the fleet.
abreas, of her was the Senator ana
behind them stretched tho two ions
lines ~ ships.
Through the courtesy Of commo.
d9re Libby. the press boat Bahada.
Capt. 4. r. Lgyeioy. was allotted no
fixed position. but was given liberty
n 70 wherever the Newspaper men
might desire. n was the fint boat
to salute the incoming Spokane and
the only boat. save the hAgshtf
Queen. whose salute was answered,
The Spokane was nrHt sighted by
any on the fleet AZ exactly u
o'clock. About fifteen minutes later
she steamed la between the lines 81
waiting vessels Haa was s1iute1
by each bsat IN turn A. she came
abreast u the revenue cutters. The
McCulloch Aired the first gun Of the
presidential saiute. IN moment
the Perry followed and then In quick
succession the Grant and the Man
ming.
The Japanese carried their uians
20 a successful termination and their
display Of daylight fireworks wst
exceptionally fiue.
The vessels preserved their lines ~
formation until half the diHfauce he.
tween this city ana West Seattle
had been covered when they dis.
persed. diyerging towards their vari.
MS docks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
President
Says Seattle
HasSplendid
Future
The Crowd Was So Large
He Couldn't Make All
Hear So He Stopped
aud Shook Hands

Ar Mayer you my and - SCI
ats. its great pleasure this the Queen
c nns,h Anniversary and to express to
yeu ny soria appreciation OF sres,ins
And yet after all aY not
sae'ss shat p'sasA and as
VI ssss ysu hsss q es v~y ssasaaa, st
- sst sa sss sss ~ wssstsr ss@sns
wsa TIE sfy ysar a. 1oa here can aud a' be s
sssa credit You eaat
80 e's', .ss q ss .ss
sssa sss IT, aass state q
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be i@assasarssy Eeaisr in years are
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stretches 70 The sof' 70 the
vSa have won ny IN. quau,. DISTINGUISHED IN.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

The marine parade that greeted
fha presidential steamer SPOKANE. or
Recreation point. on her arrival to-
day from Bremertou. was the great
eat naval derucnHtrntior In the his
tory ~ the Paeihe Northwest. All
az the carefully laid plans 81 the
committee that had charge % the
affair we're as carefully carried out.
There was no hitch Of any kind 90
mar the proceedings. Promptly At
II O'Clock tha revenue cutters Man
ming. McCuiiorh. Perry and Grant
and the coast survey stsa mef Pat
tera0n cast loose from their moor
1uga IN the haTbyf and steamed out
into the bay. Their moving was =
general signal for the moving 81 all
The vessels that Intended 20 Join IN
the parade; and soon craft % al
kinds and conditions were following
IN the wake ~ the cutters. The cap
tain 81 every boat had been Furnish
vi with a circular letter showing the
sxaot position 70 which hts boat had
been ass,gw-1 ~ - 2 Ne eH ga
creation point the ships dropped into
their various places and awaited the
coming ~ the Spokane. Tire rnH-
enue cutters lay nearest Seattle. the
Perry asd MeCalloch 60 the left the
Grant and Manning - the right ~
the Hne. Immediately ~ the rear
OF the Grant WAS stationed tht
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the TRIP FROM the DOCKS
TO the SPEAKERS STAND

Tn. spokane prssiy ISIS O'Clock this
afternoon President Seattle reception CON-
n,ss and took his place carriage Ia the carriage
were GOV. Menras Mayor Humes and Secretary Loeb -
The other occupied by the toowns So
= ,. ,.r Secretary n y Barnsa Surgeon NJ
.n.o Foster senator Ankeny Hanord senator y We
,hsss n l. xearav A. Coleman. II r. iiazzaT L p7soHs'
w l. Jons. W. II Parry L NJ C. tata Jacob Furtf III
g s,reain " O. Graves mshen c J. sniih
y W. Williams r 0ooct4 Police sullivan J. A. James r.
Y tgnehart nd Morrison. : -. -,
University street to FIRST
to Jachsan
avenue PIKE to Third and up University TO the
grounds.
"ten f mounted police band Cempnnys and OF
school platoon 81
sse.ss carriage -reandsa secret service mem sna
the presidential parade
ssi reeepn COMMITTEE Tacoma end Everett oonmttee-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

ufESCOvE. May IA good
northeast Nint this morning pres
swed nae contest bet Wu~u IA. Re.
lance. Columbia and Consultation.
today. The latter beat lay At anchor
this morning alongside The csiuun-
nta- and appears IN ftnu trim
A. , O'clock the Columbia ana
Constitution we're reAay 10 move 10
ths starting point IA Echo Bay. Ths
heitanes's huge sails oosiid be sen
slowly running up The wina In
fieated II mile "a windwarH thrash.
thfes mile bread reach and N miie
run wsth Wind ahafs beam foe
cvurso today. This gives ssoslient
ehancs 20 try the Defender cut IN
good SHAPE. slight babbls e. the
ssa made the Calutnhias admirers
hazard the pr~fiesion that the nsli.
ancs waaia not have q runaway rara
etch ne marked the trial two days
aEo. Even mere steam yachts and
pleasure craft was out on Gisnr0ve
Today han na Thursday. The half
holiday In New. YORK seams 10 have
Efven an opportunity 10 thnnsa nds
4u=sz ssss - attending the trial The
steam yacht privaseer. the regatta
COMMITTEES boat. came up early this
club stearnsr sfrzkaa had her deek
Iarfned with Yachting enthusiasts
Tbs Yachts came out Zoe the start
at n o'clock. bat the wind had died
down. 30 the COMMITTEES sixnaiied
that the start would be postponed
until later Ia the daf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
rs KzZZlXg N us GUEST


mnat interesting confusion.
No visitors are being admitted 20
the hotel without pasne8 although
hundreds have basieged the place
fof rerlulaelun to see the rooms
which the president will eccupy.
The suite includes q bed rossfn for
the president and for Secretary
Loeb. A parier. a bath room. a
turkish smoking room and a private
dining pariar The rootnH are most
egIenAiveiy and ,sstsfuily furnish-
ed
James Moore said today I have
accomplished what every man in Sc
attic said could not 90. I have
succeeded where local capitalists
and foreign pronotsrs have claimed
that | would fall.
Z have spent = huge amount 81
time and barrel Of money 10 give
Seattle hotel that she might well
h. proud OF. There il not another
hotel in the Northwest that CON-
pares with this one. II - not a
white elephant" as many have
claimed Il ~s.ia ibe. and while 1 DO
not expect 20 make a fortune out OF
ftl have the sattsfaction Of having
given the city hotel that no one
need ever be ashamed Of"
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turn 90 wofk until q different spitil
~a- shown and thai he sOula ias.
medfatsiy advise that they start COL
and seek some other employment ~
means q remaining out tndsfin'
!fNly
Ths sfttiuds - the railways Ia,
also underwent a change from thai
~ canttiiation 20 one of defiance foi
the striking freight handlers.
THE granting ~ tie demands Of
the HtuFkYaras men. walters and
baftendefa embracing -. coo work
sfa. ishich yvetsritay sssrnsd itnrnt.
nent. today seems farther away
than sEsF. The Unions regard tiis
sudden and uner<esesf ehEnge IN the
sttliahe ~ she employers - sxi'
deuys thai u saH agreed AZ last
niKnNs ApHFet messing % the I'm.
piaysfs' Assscts tim 10 make this
flxht against Local untoa labor I
Death struggle. They predict that
w, - 4. sAe. -. = ~
iuus /. chicago siil Be- paraiTued
attn strikes affecting Fanfs thar
- zoe men The EmpiayeTs Asso.
eiailea nos fhrosfefs % ioek eui
zoos barissra. s.aos freight handters
L &c restaurant efnpisyes and
T. - ulnchyersf f1en
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
THE MAYORS SPEECH

Mayer ruuss his speech nireiasaE ne
guest and referred 70 The taxt tha'
people OF The nation esFff ~
iaokA
in life an boxing =
the fast hat ms onee ha ~ ss
tank h n@ hf~"@e Fs"s
had fChssfsl
sfvtEorAn
In
have them
of shows
fore
bustnE
stnlHns and then 10 the crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

In spite ~ a mos, desperate re-.
sistance. George Roberts. the al
legged buneo man wanted In san
Francisco for grand larceny. was re-
arrested on an exiradiilon warrant
Ia the criminal court room imtne-
fiafeiy after Superior Judge Bel adj
youfurd court Al uoan today.
Prior 20 the adjournment Roberts
was rei~ase from ths custody ~ me
sheriff. % which he Was remsndcd
yesterday morning on his 0ssn peii-
ton During the length ~ time u
took tha balilff % Hny. "Gg4lft now
NtaBaa adjourned. only. Was Rob
eftE FIRES man.
when he rose 20 leave the court
rsom city Detective BArck served
the eairadltlon warrant and bassc-
tive RYAN Of san FrafisLse5 grabbed
his prisoner ~ the arm.
Let me H." fha man shouted. i
wont 60 With you Then ha at
tempted 70 brvak away from the Of
ncers A Desperate fEAt ensured In
shirh il took fusH nlru 20 gee con-
trui q the prisoner. lie VAS finally
,mrtfe1 frsfn The rcpfn and literally
eeAeKed down town by Barck and
Hyaa.
Roberts pretty wife who aosa not
loslt 60 be faora than II years Old.
sat b. her husbands side N the
court room this morning. laughing
ard taking with him. When the
eztfa1itiun warrant WAS served. and
her husband 40 sfrwuuausty resisted
ths arrest. she turned v~F9 pale but
Cd not lose her self control. and
vhsn he sas taken frutr the room
she followed fhe Officers eieNsiys In
aeenrslknc Htth AttefbsT cfotty's
instructions she ell net lose sight
81 hes husb4 ID until he l. taken eel
% the state
4 third writ % hshsas corpus a.
reoted against Ryan was issued by
Igs.s e.. -.te.. - s.<.sssst,. al. isfsr,
49, - a.. - ss..,ss.t = - =
Dispatched past haste % oTsrtAEe
tns officerz Who had Roberts 10
charge.
Ryan knd 70 ruinufes start and had
arraae efneuts made for such ccn-
tinx~nry fer several days. shpiald
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president


pictures pheesrephs aud souvenirs Of every
imaginable Kind have Display
ten cigars named the aay
ami Tor tho time his certain brand
patrea pa,roueg the Roosevelt cigar"
whether liked o
usually enthusc anything CT any
might proudly button or Tiny bit
the lapel ef his coat
The young eyes presidents habits Of
sho busting and cowboy horio
the cowboy hat arraycd jus, TO be In
President Roosevelt here today has been
preuaest nceesol the civic hfe Of h city
saturday local history a. an event
Of 1853 which made Greater
Seattle possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
BUSY "DIPS"
Pisspoeksis We're Doing a Big Business
and Several Got Into the Tolls
Of the Law

This Is busy day for plckpock~,s.
and since the Spokane arrived this
afternoon the police patrol could
hardly respond 60 calls faAt enough
TO convey those caught IA tbs act
TO ths city Jail. In their patriotic
enthusiasm. many persons forget 20
leave their pockcthooks and watches
in their nocturnal hiding places. and
IA result wiIl 20 home tired and
pennlless for the time being. Dosens
OF officers and plain clothes de-
teetivea are circulating through .ths
crowds and by night there will6e a
coiisetion Of dips At police head
quarters which viii make the Of.
ficerH feel that they have earned
thrir pay for enc day at least.
James Mclaughlin aud Frank
Halfsy. plckpocketa, we're arrested
20 g 40 o'clock this afternoon IN the
ffnwe On second avenue, and placed
In the city jail. The former was
caught On the act Of picking a mans
POCKETS by Detective Lane Three
other men were with him, but IA
the crowd managed to escape from
the officer Haifey. who IL said "a
Ne q tsiqa' s1Atssfi - - ss5ssls9a,ss. ss5H
arrested BY Special Detective Rob
erta MeIaughiin'H pockets were fuii
OF money,
Frank Fay. n dip" was Arsrsted
bv Detective Tenant lie resisted
arrest and broke away from the Of
ficer. lie was only taken into Gus.
iody after chase u several blocks
o. .. Carr OF this city notified the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

one Of the most remarkable pieces
u individual enterprise 70 esnnsetion
with the visit Of the preaideist 20
this city has been the Arrangements
faf hls siax at the Hotel Washing
ton. For days theFe have he~fs h1n-
dretfa q craftsmen employed IN put
tins the new hos,eiry IN spiek ana
span shape for the rscepsiass VI ia
distinguished Guests
Exer1fwhsfe u has beet IKE a Dee
hive OF industry In the e@sena@ht
.-rr.. a. ssears alters have been
working like beavers. klee,rioislas.
4. nrore Or unrc. have been HtrtnEtnx
sltrns. testlng dynamcs and insutnt-
t,w eonnsetfonH for the Illuminating
airpiay. Thouaands OF little mean
ar~ernt iAsarH had been strung
around the srpunda aud fe~tooped IN
An aarfa ~ fantastic shapes and hE-
urrs around through and over the
hotel structure.
And the plumber was there. WIZ
his tools. making all the noise ne
could. pounding a PIPE here nsi,i.
rhrr4nx \ connection there. htunE
,oiuts and soldering pipes. ana
s,ue.rtns their faces With the en-
hierns ~ honest toll
ra,-oratovn. palnteFA furniture
NEE meyers. hardware men, cham
h,.,,,,als,. fortsra. buffers foosnen.
.,rana boys, IneEsengern, walters
,,ar.fer srs<n. stewards. chefs. Vie
yatgr boya. matrunH, managers ana
An have been on the jump Tor the
800 two or three DAYS 60 see tfat
,,ot the uitRhtcst detail 81 prepafa'aon
m their department has been over
looked. -. 49,.
rrsyn the garrett Of the huge nos
49,. ~ the basement, pretty chaft
~ maids and parior maids 49,
ss..ty bell boys are aytng At@ ,..
vith feather busters and clean s'l's' .
ma a small army uf dap fi1iiSs ses =
,.btrh look to be At least y u@uk'
- .nersettcaliy rubbing and polish.
,ng everything that looks A. "
NEEDED Il. ard many things tnat
don't. Just to display their enthaA-
Moore 81 the Moore Invest
msut Company has been stananle
ON a hiRh step ladder most o. the
morning tackinr ur haEe ane seNI
spnnslsd draperies. While Mrs Moore
Is superintending Mr., Moore ana the
Associations. Manager De ]. haI-
haugh ~ responding 20 calls from
nrst ono eroup az workers and then
another. and the whole Is scene or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
ENERET'SHANS
ALL 10 In Readiness to Receive Tho President When
Ne Arrives Late This Afternoon

where he succeeded IN securing n
silNht change IN the Eserstt pro-
Fnnm. Accordingly the president
and party VIII hs met the wharf
by q special train. ana with guests
that hHYa been assigned 20 carriages.
will be taken around The point 10
itivvFuids. stopping a. the east end
Of Hewitt avenue, where carriages
viii be IN waiting.
1'hs line Of carriages viii start AZ
10 o. ~. aud viii arrive At the
Krundatnnd on colby Avenue NJ 20.
Mayor Hunaaksr via deliver "a short
address ~ welcome and the president
nil RESPOND. The carriages VII
reach the wharf "a p. ~ and the
Indian rahne race viii be started I'M
mediate after The steamer Epokane
leaves the dock aifh the pFuziden-
tiHi party GA board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
GREAT STRIKE NOW
THREATENS CHICAGO


CHICAGO. Asy ss.-Tha prospects
for psaes shieh yesterday iooked 80
bright In chicnEna great labor
crisis vanished ths@ fn0Fusnw AZ con
fefsunss that suasd Ia the employers
assa istor leaders herring defiance
Ht sneii other
President arhfaat n the Fsasfa-
fiaa - fs.f,aF aud the l.nploEsrs
Association committee met a evm.
Tfsittss - tauaaty workers - settle
the strike % ! eco laundry employees,
The uniaus waived svwFythins bat
iha fIskt % stftse sad ths a.ineaA
foF increased wszes, .hinh iha lsans
ary owners were willing tn acc eps.
TIE EfnpfoYtfs Association. TO
hirh ths laundry employers bsifms.
nstir REFUSED 20 pestntt a sattisassut
en- this beais TIE association then
effsrvd 70 substitute an aSreemens.
' Itch The uuiotaa nerlaFe 10 he an
sls.tisz.ltsssl tasas - ssssSszless. YSSss.
8Fifs' ~s---@E j gsfssseagfss -
TIE ksnpioyeru As@sciafion
threatgrsf 20 keep ths strikers oaf
% employment fssfeyrF Nrharat ru
taiiat~d b. declaring that not an ~
stussf. fireman 90 slY ethsf ams
piuye would ever be permitted 10 re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

A special to the star ffan Evefstt
says that Everett Is gay with mass
and bunting. and all arrangements
are completed fof tns entertainment
Of the president today.
EFefY detail has been approved BY
the managers af the presidents par
~ and the proposed route through
the citg has been inspected and APP
proved ~ the suefet service agents
Crowds from the country district
nre Rocking into town. business
houses aud residences have been Law
iahly decorated. and Hewitt avenue
u lined from the river 10 the bay
v Hh almost nnhrokeH walls nf isaH
and buntlnE.
D. n. Mulford chairman Of the en- o.
frrtnnmrnt cafumitter. returned
lEom Portland yesterday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
THE TRIP FROM TACOMA

10y Roberts, Of hs Star Aboard the s'sa"
sss1.ns ~,,h Presidential Psrssl
TACOMA sThs second eay Of the Presidents visit
70 Tacoma was magnificent ss and deishna
to hr sound
Accompanied b, IA. party ne ravn, hotel at
So seoeA tins wharf escorted BY
ous,ca rec- Guard Of washington Ia A'
carriages we're Mayor Campbell nnas Congressman ou'a'
man. oea.rai F0rstos. Secretary Lees and others
me steamer sOA.as decorated from end to end An
vessels their brEh-' rssAa IN homer
eecasa es'sr Aec"'esA steamed
away Aioasa OF the tp to nfe'arrt'a
Asss 10 usa suusts great 'hr'ns
s,,ss ,as the whArvvs to president farewell As Mr.
roosevelt walked tAe band struck ap America
ana the crowds peops president turned and RAISED his
A.s Ia response c voeiseroas Sree'as
A. ne steamer ,s the vessels Ia me hae'f
Joined IN the IF ssa several minutes The ~
added 20 ,A enthusiasm playing .raas 'h os rwn w.
night
uns rsrsse. .sy Of commencement bay
s, o.. ta,o n. ssaaa President Roosevelt
and Marty A over guests TaeosnA AZ "s's
,s. ,nas ~th salute and ps va
..r of steam Whistles farewell
7 ,p down the sound snnesa to finish ana
me- a.at hardly left the thrss0s ne err
ar. morning soa =. Ca. ss =. ana =.
r : TGssasrs ulster Du''o"sa ~ '' ~
mack ana facing cooling xaasa from ''as to A 'p'
entity sslrous Of all his delight q iAs TIP
r Nicholson In ehasE. ana o~nsrai sa@sss'
- :, N. P.ise Coast company provided president ~" ss-'
.s explained the points shroushou, the Journey
Tn. view ara. grandeur beautiful s"e~ ed o'-
- ..r and distinct forward old Mount RAns pareAS
a-a m ss.sy cloud. asn ART epssrtan'y the
.nt IA. had % k god Rainier and he "a So"
,uu ana gaze mountain IL ne an ''
rnoushus ne entire and few sS's's " u"
s.ss nov and thea bridge ~aa others s"es's
the presidential party making The Tip ~ Q" A man
- ,..tn On the arrival at me award ooE the F'e''
s.u, w. ma. sy cay,aia marines and JACK
r.. ana large BODY At attention
asous ne wharf
"A he aasAssa 'hs naval station s''na
M a.ur sau When h. presented officers and
members brsy walked up tbs wharf front '
' Tssrs = ns1sias Of employed n ,hs nay{yss
pr..snsed sss Of The orsE@ IN esA-n
,ss gs:ssa, mat , sss1 ~ n a to me
ssa .-s a nal sass s s s p ssss s sss,ssy
MT. Sag m ne ~ t- S s- ' ar
TIE start ,ss early par, q "a ZIP
vhn. enjoyed dainty fed In sS man
me da presently susss ., ,r'9 -.
sshse s.ss S' % ~ every sssipon had
r.s ssss s swsss them ~asa magnificent uAi
seemed 70 srssty snj, sS ss eats a.
sssS Sa-slsd vsaon. g city - ,, N. =. m.
Ss.n, abreast sA nsa ;ss s1s bead ana
sailing craft o. every ana ana m nnsl
ss r = ihs as win daylight fireworks
,: .. .s . ss' .. sss 10 ss bay rs
WHO'S from he waterfront % tss sop %
s s@s - every etes ws o Pso.o
S.'. n sS q; s'
a Tss aaaias N. plank ss gsss
end ne president started '" " Be s''''' psk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

The camera nsnd was IN his great
est glory lie had everything ~ his
favor. The day wAs warm and the
sun bright and be began 10 lay fof
the president even before the rpo-
kanr left Tacoma.
Decorations on buildings. boats and
streets offered him ample oppoftuh-
ny 20 get busy with his machine.
aud the arrangements for iiuminht-
ing effects also afforded chance Tor
unique picfures.
The large feet saliy decorated
with flags and streamefs, Ia the bay
aers the objects Df chief Interest %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
HARTMAN
rs GUILTY

81. LOUIS. Mo- May a.~hmil
Hartman was found guilty Of
bribery ln the house 20 delegates ih
the city lighting deal today and was
sentenced 70 sin years ifnprihon-
nieut. Ito Immediately filed a mo-
ton for a naH trial,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
THE CAMERA FIEND
WAS A BUSY MAN
Hundreds of Picture Takers Try
TO Snap the President and
His Party

the camera msn before ths marin.
parade started and when the 500.
kane steamed up 20 she wharf slfh
the presidential party OF board :
hundred machines snapped hpf.
Several hundred nouds9 Ntfs
anon the crowd a. ths Unissfaiiy
grounds ard every minute b. "a
while the president was gpsaksfx
the click - the camera cu1id b.
heard. The president waH eaught n
every pose and attitude and from
the tops u nelEhbgfing buildings ana
even from perch IN trees 0qud -
seen the eagle eyed man with fhs
photograph gailers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
DRAGGED FROM COURT
FIGHTING FOR Freedom
George Roberts. Alleged BD0ko Man, Kidnapped By
San Francisco Officers Under JUdge's Very Nose

the officers be- oyertaken before they
get out 81 the state. Ryan VIII -
compelled 10 produce Roberts IN
court next Monday morning when
the prisoners attorney win Contest
the sunieiency Of the cEfraditlen
papers.
Ryan and Barrk vhiniY tried %
uss strategy 70 pneveuf Mrs. Rob-
artK from following them. and CIV
ina Information 70 the Oficers ~ 70
the train or boat Ryan and bis pfis-
ouef would board. When last seen
she VAS following them doun
Seventh avenue toward Yesief way.
1t IL fhOuRht that the Officers win
keep Roberts ia hiding until thsy
car manage - smugsle him aboard
beat OF train.
Roberts looked over his shoulder
had called 70 his wife - be wsss
down the street. spumt iet them
give you the Hllu. follow me"
The proceeding % prevent Roberts
from being taken back % san
Frsnciseo 20 stand trial have been
most complicated Three writa ~
habeaa corpus have been issued By
Judge Bell on the fret the prisoner
was released from custody yesterday
morning.
IT'S attorney a; that time eiafrusd
that he was IN the custody % tie
detective who had tbe extraditign
warrant end demanded another VIII
dlreetes against Ryan. He aiso 30
titinns4 fhe Judge - remand -
pr4ssnsr 90 the custody 81 the sheFlz
40 that ne could not be spirited
away. This was done.
This zlG~ulnE Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Todd moved FOE the Cts
m8esai Of the writ ~ habees CORPUS
nns the reieasN ~ the prisoner FROM
the 5smfody q she sheriff. Claiming
hat the cxtradftion warrant aad NOT
bssn srfved and that thsrsfors Rob-
erss had naTtr been Ia Eyau'H Gus
tys4s- -. -. = so s.t's.-s : 49,
3ns Judge d--frirs tnn' ttgtsrn
VS. not legally IN custody Of kFaa
until the warrant had been served.
re refused To wfant Mt. Gruurs
petition % issue smother ~fit %
habeas enrpus before the warrzHf
wag served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
TO PENSION
MINISTERS

LOS AN8HLEs. May % --Dr y.
l.. Agnew, chairman 81 the board Of
.-.s.sgssssssssi .EFE. HsS1s an viHadvut
plea thls morning before the FfeHbY-
terrain assembly 20 pension aged
ministers. Ills plea VIII probably be
granted.