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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
MIKES
4 STATEMENT

Fron statements ~hlah have been
made b. members 81 tfse grand jury
today II n evident that the iva city
officials and the ex-euunty cfieta
indicted Nsrr convicted In tbs eyse
81 the grand jury prtneif'eiiy upon
thsir swn testimony siern in the
grand jury fccsn within The PAST fee
days
A. vii be remembered. Mayor
Huinra. chIrf Sullivan and hff tul-
ton we're all hefofe the hurry f~eenfiy.
ana al are knasa 70 have xcns into
extended asfenees ~ their policies IN
fealiak y IN the gnu1blefn. THE
grand Jury. q II stated. acted mere
u upou the facts the n~n indicted
testified To 40 Witnesses
The fact that sheriff Cudihee and
Justice Cam. at least. have tnade
similar confessions reEAFnfnE gam
color 30 the belief that they and ath-
er county and city officials srr slated
fof indietulers - the grand Jury fpr
Vtuiatigns of-the section ~ itsiiiu-
kef,s code herein refsfre4 a.. shirh
IN fun follows
See Tzt2-If sry essesr shalt ssil-
faiiy fail 70 psrfersr sry dvty With
N the tire and ~ the manner pre-.
xer,bsd By lac, ne shall. spoe con
~isslor thereof. hs fired In any SUN
net s.esesira 5000. ts which mar be
added .nnprsssrrssns IN the eosnty
jssI fer any length % tire not ss-
seedsro x,x months.
Th~ ness that he Had been In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11

dieted hy the grand Jury came as a
complete surprise 10 M. Fulton. He
was Informed ~ the tury's action
after he had retired 10 his bed last
nixht This morning he discussed
she matter freely for publication
\ only have 70 say. he remarked
to a reporter for the Star, that the
grand turya action Il ridiculous and
surprising. 20 far aa l am concerned.
IT i true that told the grand jury
that ! had not gone out and dragged
the gamblers into court. but I also
told tbs grand jury why.
a. a matter Of fact | only fol-
ioNed out a policy which had been
adopted BY my predecessors In the
prosecuting attorneys office for
years. n has from time almost Inn
memorial been the custom Of the
county officials Of King county 20
keep their hands off Of city sffairs.
This was what I did. simply
followed the example Of my prsde.
csra0rs In office both Republican
and Democratic. and kept my hands
off Of gambling IN the city. A.
told the grand jury, I did not con
slider q my duty to go out with .
draFnet and collect evidence against
the gamblers. aud did not do u.
= can say. however. that ! was
always ready 10 heed any bona fide
complaint that was made 10 my Of
flee regarding gambling. The only
complaints that ! paid no attention
70 were those made by persons who
wished to use my office for black
mailing purposes.
- am Satisfied that my course was
= proper one. and I know TINT II was
honestly and conscientiously pur-
as4at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
TD0lIDI re Of Rural Citizen Who
IuOOUlkO Runs Amuck in Trying
To Have Good Time ne nREEN
and Who Bears Name VI UItlIIv

The experiences % NJ. w. Green af
Port Townsend. on his way from that
seaport 70 Seattle. and IN this e4ty
during the past few days. wsf-
strenuous IN the sxtreuss. Ne start
ID out by rscelytnx a severe beating
at the hands Of an trats husband.
saf enassi up III th~ city Jail After
being thrown IN the hay. lie is ssili
wnrsdsrfns about the city e0n~ldsr-
ably battered ap. hat stiA sane.
Green has but oas arm bat that does
Dot check his sporting pfprilvitiss.
Green took the boat II Port Town
send for Seattle. eafir Monday
morning On the way down he b.
came ensmored - a pr~tty little
Noman whan he fhguxht had no
marital ties. lie discovered HE
error when he met her hubby. That
person simply swahi,ed the deck ~lth
him M. or.en Apa,usirsd for fiirt-
ing with another mans wife. and was
allowed to live lie got Into the
truehle through the stimulus Of srv-
eraI bottles which he had taken on
beard tire vessel with him and uoet
Of who.e contents he had taken On
board himself during the trip.
When Green arrived In Seattle he
Intended 10 visit a sister who lives
here. hut the undsrtoN cafried him
into a saloon on First avenue south.
where he spent the day. That night.
during one Of his lucid moments. he
realized that he wanted to see hia
sister. To the EenfiefuAn who prrs-
lied over the bar he eonhdsd his
wish. Tfle bser-Hiingef had . warm
spot IN HE heart. and 90 called a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
Grand JURY GUN BRINGS
DOWN FIRST Bic GAME

stated that the action Was The result
OF a cosnpruminr between the two
factions into which the grand Iufp
has lons BEEN divided. and that the
corporation faction which has from
the h~ksaninx protected chi~f euiii-
van and stood oct against his In
dictmeat ~ face OF ovcrW hclming
evidence. finally consented 10 mdict. .
tns him an condition that Mayor
hamea aud MIR Fulton should also
- indicted
New that tho ice has heen broken.
Il l. pfeha tie that a general indict b
nseut ~ puehc officials and ethers
Implicated In gambling affairs ~iii
fellow II h known that Sheriff
C'udihee. whose duty Il Il under the
Law ~ arrest and prosecute ali Law .
breakers Will kifnoHt certainly b.
Indicted before the end ~ the week.
ard under the same statute. Itlafice
~ the reacr Cam. isalice tudGr
ueerNe and various rssnsianiss. dep
utY shertffs peiico offleefs aud de-
tectives arr likely 10 - reached.
The uffsnsr charged against Mayor
ftumca, chief Sullivan ana Nj fali
tnn u not q serious one. ~ Tar ~
penalty II ccHeerned. ttailihHer :
t'oie. section "a defines the crime.
and prsscFth~r 4 fine Of not 20 ct
eesd 81 en- and imprisonment y the
coart deems advisable. for = term
not sxcvedinx sis months In IN
coputy fait
rrreeeutlns Attorney Sr0tt j. vi
to-day and Ia not IN hir effire. Meth
tas Will te done ~ thr matter 81
drawing up tbs Indictments - MI
absence. Il - expected that Mr
scott Will return - he afficr teutar
r1N ana that the indictments VII
then b prepared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11

hack for the wayfarsr.
Green thought that he was al
right when h. entered the haek. lie
Considered that his trouhiep were all
but over he went 70 sleep IN the
earriaEs 20 dream dreams - nice
EARN bed. n hot bath and hot cot
feA. and ho; raiis IN the moTuing.
Thai sleep was fatal.
When Crpsn revived about J
O'clock IN the morning he was cling
ting 10 q floating ioe IN Eiiiet bay.
Foe a moment he thought thas All
was over with him. when he
thought again. he felt under his cot.
lar for a pin. lie wanted 70 stick
into himasif this weapaa with his
missing arm. 10 see N he vas swaks.
bat failed Tns nsxt wave brought
with u a piece Of dr4ft-uood that
landed him . hard jolt on the back
Of the head Then he realized that
thsf~ was somethinx doing and he
was awake.
AFTER yelling awhile for help. he
secured the asnsatAnra % a police
mainland = ianguhorenan. who rsslled
him out. Later be wished they had
left him 70 his fate. In the receiving
cell Of the eiiy Jan he was allowed
10 dry out BY an ina gfnary stove
A fellow prisoner more kindly DIS
posed than the rest. loaned him an
overcoat Until afternoon he sept
on the floor Of the cell
Then he was turned cut. He has
stvan % all hope Of seeing his sister.
And when last seen he was tsilina
his troubles 10 q sleeping hobo IN q
saloon beinw Yeaier way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
HEAVIEST STORM
OF THE WINTER
Eiuht Inches Of Snow Fall, Gripping Railroad
Operations and Wire Communication

Great Narthrn railroa- IL the worst
sufferer Of any Of the railroad OF tel
eHfaph companies
fntn thts morning the coast line
Of that company was completely tied
up BY land slides. and the main hns
is still blocked b. numerous snow
slides Ia the mountains. How soon
the line can be cleared il matter
Of conjecture. Meanwhile the
through fast trains Nos. ! and 2 10
and from the East are running over
the Northern Pacific. and Nos. and
4 have been temporarily discontin-
ued.
rn,iI this morning all telegraphic
communication along the main line
Of the Great Northern through The
mountains was cut on. finally'
however. q wire was opened 10 Ev-
efett. Numerous slides we're then
reported. the most serious o. which
was AZ bridge Ne. 500. between We
iiusion and Madison. The brids"
usE almost demolished.
Ali 81 the Northern Pacific lines
were open this morning though the
tfaina we're n n 20 minutes 20 sew
erAl hours lac.
Tq,at there IL considerable danger
Of a repetition Of the ffsHhsts Of lat
January. r. the belief II Section d.
rector Salisbury.
sThe heavy rain and snow here
must have been all snow IN the
mountains" be stated this morning.
#and " sarrn rains follow the pres
eut storm the melted snow VII
eane down with q rush
The forecast for the next y hours
IL slight rise In temperature aad
occasional rain possibly snow 10
night. ON ars TAT - the wires be-
| Ing down no reports have been re-
ceivsd from the government stations
10 the north AID northwest Section
Director Salisbury g. therefore IN
able 10 make an accurate forecast
] OF the prospes = for another storm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11

The storm Of the last two days.
which eliminated last night IN the
heaviest snow Of the winter. has
wrought havoc with several Of the
railroads entering the city. and with
the telephone and topographic com
munlcatlun.
MAny persons took down the re-
eelvers Of their phones this morning,
bat could not get central because the
wires we're down. A. result " the
storm the increased trouble" forces
Of b1th telephone companies have
working without respite but u viii
be night before all of the wires are
up and the usual service can be uiv-
en-.
Fuiiy eight inches Of snow fell ao-
coFdinE TO Section Director Sails
bury. Ia charge Of the local ONCE %
the United States weather. but ~
was 40 moist that ~ astfied 60 nse
inehea on the level by the time the
SNOW ceased falling. This IL the
heaviest snow Of the winter.
Other than that 10 the telephones
and telegraph wires little damage
vas done 10 the city. street car
trafnc was but slightly affected. al
though the Seattle Electric Company
Wsn forced 10 keep snnu piows and
cars running all night in order 10
keep the tracks clear
East OF the Mountains
untli today the storm was 10 the
westward 81 the Cascade mountains.
Reports received at the isscai weather
lonice this morning state that heat,
rainis failing east % the mountains
today
The greatest damage west Of the
/ faauntalas was done 10 the railroads
and Telegraph wires north and nafth-
.sst ~ seattle. although tslsgrsphic
casnfnunlsht to the Houthward Il
also seriously infsffered with ON ac-
eonnf 81 etrss being down Ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
DROP THEIR WADS
IN the TENDERLOiN

Several saioon robberiss In the
tenderlois were reported 20 the police
today. Gust Anderson. unHophitt-
Gated ard q stranger In the city,
mixed up with = woman In n saloon
hos. and when BE awoke he was
minus his watch and his money. HE
does not know the woEnan he vas
with and does not knew In which
saloon he loaf the ~eteh.
n. Jhcohfnnn reported that be had
been robbed OF hls wAtch and - "
nlezsy while asleep In = chair Of ths
Phoenix saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11

.,...<. chisf q i'ollee sui
~ w.lssr 8. F,alten, n pF"s
- - .,,ssps, q Klns county. are
<-.'.,a,sut BY ths superior
- - r.rs. charged with hAN-
- -. rat a stue 70 safnhlins
fnslr alle<ei ctluae y
- .xsinss pahlse i1s,s'e aud
. .ss.sr under the state law
e...s ia duties II pueste Of
~ ....ssts were soted ~ the
-, ~ s<fess q ealease.''
~ .<srIsx. fro@eeutlns Al
N -, - At that time mott.
M ~ MS action ana N
- = -<-rsx ths hills aud sub
|>lfss <z{s,lh fer Foreman
- "a ..aslxrs Il = pressaeie
70. - y drawn this after
= ~ case Warrants vii
- ~ nrs~sss made not later
( ~ rrchafsllty thai the
- r>ca1n11sf IT, aetion The
1900 = tndict VS. reeehe'l
- rretonxvd discussion el
<<sryrr xnt 4 = net likely that
- ~ - soant e. delay ths
-='~,-r Il ~ hits whsu thet srs
-'-1r1 ~ s4sthittesi - the pros
80 sf1e<res
/ <zSses ~ rn<snhers - The ier,
z Sr-sx.y eftQsrd - The fact.
e. % 70 th<ir actfpn % last
- 5recnInx kna~n. And To-
q -&-n rxf.ase te discuss IN
- M ouf<iteru. the step MAJ
.1@Aztaly tzk<n fuf the rarpose q
- "a "a h. the growing Dis
~S.fsea ~ he pghiic with tn
- 4ry's ws<k
8 a. ~ u authority n can b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
BAD men
RUN AMUCK
One Ex-Seattle Criminal Dead
and Another In Jail

George Swan. Alias Wilson. sfias
Eto.-. ana T. c. Casey. two men who
have piled criminal occupations IN
Seattle. have gone ~ against ~
Ia TEXAS IN the city Of FL faso.
Casey Occupies . slab In the morxus
thsre and Wilson IL In jail charssd
sith attempting 60 kfii a policeman.
wflson's picture " in tho Seattle
fosuea gallery and Casey once
worked IN Seattle.
wii~cn was ons Of a trio Of hold
IN neu who made q desperate fight
With a policeman Go gain the liberty
Of onr ~ thsif number. whom the
copper had In tow on the way 10 the
u f'aso city jail. All three wsrs cap
tared after assistance hRd been
called
Casey va. killed by a citizen while
attempting to eet into residence
The Seattle poiiee have been asked
20 send the records Of the men "a
Texas for the use % the police there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
NICE POLICY.
SAYS SULLIVAN

q Posscs John Sullivan
, - little abrried this
e<sr Ne fact that he r.
Z - 1ndictsi BY the grand
eFffth&i<<s. his feelings got
- q him and ne was ~ Al
- txIkfnF on fhr sub tsrf.
- m fIoes Of his office IN
- manner. but ~ the same
~ ~ Stationary smile.
C1p<d they would make an
= H1Irf the on the wide-open
- - far A. am concerned
r1fhin& 10 say. do not
4@he any statement ~ ths
-. All that knox q the
y that - said to have been
nmet ne n What have read
sepnesfz. Naturally ! have
- nzf there would be some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
wAnrs sAlm roa INJURIES

Thomas MaiilExn instituted a sai,
aEsinst tho Puget found NAVIGATION
Co. In tbs superior court. today. 10
renassr tihee foe s~rs1nai Injuries
wh1rh he claims TO have sustained
rfslis passenger ON the steamship
Aiies gcrsrude. NniifFau alleges
that ~hsis lying In his berth GA that
stssusahtn last November. the boat
rrh on the bearh At SArroS Efane
PAINT ard he Sss thrown Violently
to the naaf Of hts statrroonL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
OFFENDERS
SENTENCED
fsn.aialta Tbs sssr.l

MT. VERNON. wn.. March IL
The following sentences were I'M
posed by Superior Judge Joiner
yesterday
y. d. aerriii. seduction, II months
at AnRcorien.
Frederink bows ~ Clear lake. aa-
sauit, fined $50 and costs. amounting
60 1916. -.
John Hattcr Of Mt Vernon. assault.
fined ti0o and costs amounting 70
80 o..
Thomas Martin. burglary ut Nc.
Murray. sentenced 10 six months az
Waila Waila.
chafles Ilndsfind. found guilty o.
murder In second degree for the XIII
ing ~ George W. Lake. was sen
fenced to 20 years at Welia Walia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
IN HUMES rs
STIL IGNORANT

&11f uxrn<N was no. ~ q mood
= .tru1As b DISGUISE the fact that
- sDsat 10 b. Indicted
- / l1<e shaat u l. whnt | see
&9m11f< - <tatrta Whfn anAed
- - matter. Then. after y
- nEet. hs eddesi. What 10
: ~ 1hcHt u
= r,wtrr assured him that
= I - osaid learn ths grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
JAcopsgNs ARE AT OUTS

Jorgen Jacobsen Instituted divorce
proceedings against LoviHe Jacob
sen. ia tho superior court, this
morning. Jacobsen charges his wife
with adultery, and names Amt OILS
back aa respondent. The plain
tiff and defendant were married In
1854 and have two children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11

L. 49,.
~ <rafd jury room Of the
~. has been maintained IN
..'rsfn the terms OF office
49, chiefs 81 police. From
ters down % myself On.
N~snt time tire policy has
- q ,,aIl5 the same"
- esiIiFan has maintained a
y hsHts that he was acting
-<' .tfA from q power above
has always been In.
= TIE mayor
~ 49, mis- morning Mayor
i ~, e11 The chief Of police rad A
..a'sfzation behind closed
-. .e chiefs private office
~. 81 that brief talk is that
= | and the chief have dster.
~ : nsnd ~ fsli fagefher Tho
more Than usually pisss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
GOLD STRIKE
IS REPORTED

TACOMA, March ia report re.
oelved In this city IA to the effect
that there is great excitement on the
uppsr Yukon over another gold dis
cnvery comparabl 20 the kiondihs
on Duncan creek. Claims Yield 300
daily per man. The pay sufsk ~
r. 10 100 feet deep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
TWO BOATS
SUNK IN THE
PHILIPPINES

MANILA. p. l.. March 1.-THE
local steamers Navarro and Mutral-
ourdcs coiiidcd at punta Santiago to-
day. Both sank and will prove a
total loss. Hut few passengers were
on board. They and the crew were
aaNed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
MAKES SPICY CHARGE

George Trip filed an answer 20
his wifa'a divorce complaint In the
superior court this morning. IN which
he charges Mrs. Tripp with adultery.
and names as correspondent ~. II.
starr of this city. The defendant al
ieaea that hls wife's mother en-
outraged her IN her alleged inftdelity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11

beach. on March 10. 1904. assd ~
years s months IL days. Funsral
services viii be held from thu psrlofr
OF Honey Watson Co, on Thursday
afternoon, at l o'clock. interment
a. fake Vie. Cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
nIna FoR FORAGE

BIDS fer furnishing the govern
nent with 1900 tons Of hay we're OPP
ened yesterday by Mai bingham. w.
~. Robinson Of Seattle was the low
ct bidder. He agreed TO furnish
1850 tons at tfs7f per ton. and 100
tons NJ 1850 per ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11

ant while az the poilce station and
fakrd ehout the Indictments with this
officers on duty " hrn he fifst caine
into headquarters h~ tnnk q Aeat af
shs serxsants desk. tsit soon called
the chief aside &nt toerther they re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
Single Tax Lecture Tonight

Alfred J. Wolf. an abb chainplon
Of single tAx and a -rnonal FRIEND
OF the late Henry George. VIII lee
turs on the subject In the ConsreRa-
tionai church at University station.
Brooklyn. NJ : O'Clock tonight. Ad-
mission II free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11

y ~ 1)lHA = vote On the rfofe.
~ lie necessary ulAfnFlfy
49, b I1ftscf HRS with chief
~ - Walter Fulton.
un14f fA<n wanted 10 kues
rc<< s1a4ri. ard when thr
u c1nf<rsef that NJ was not
! I111 ury room 81 the time.
~ <erY quietly bat forciblY
- ut tk~ sniegtieW was If
Ug1s< n the usual question
11z9ii14. etc. Mayor Hamer
~ uorn response thai "
r1a1i kno~lssire h. dld mol
~ ~ laws had been broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
I1cgNsEs TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued: clifton Arnold. ~.
and Minnie HincH. 10. both Of Se-
attic. Clarence March. ~. and May
pItman, 40. both OF Seattle Thomas
J. sommsra. 81. and May coHton. 10.
both Of Seattle. william Stone. 30.
and Nellie owen. rs, both Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
LOTS SIS
AND 500

II you want a bargain. look this
up; these lots are only one
block from car line and Is
minutes ride from Pioneer
square: S. down and IS
monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11

a. l. Breeze, n logger OF Snodual-
ME. became violently Insane yeater-
day and was brought To tho county
jail this morning by Deputy Sheriff
Nelson a large hunting knife was
found in the pocket Of the domented
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
eersn LAKE IMPROVEMENT

The regular meeting Of the Green
lake Improvement club will be held
tomorrow night at the Good Tenn
piars' hail, Woodland station,
Prospective improvements at Green
Lake will be discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
Ma. HEILIo HERE

Calvin HeiiiR. manager OF the
Mafauafn Grand theater at Portland.
f. a guest Of the Rainier Grand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
Merely a False Alarm

The IRE APPARATUS was called :,
the p. . building At 10 O'Clock this
uaarnsns by q false alarm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-11
Mortality Record

Sadie A.. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. X. Isakson, died at Pieasan
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-01
A WOman's Back.

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-01
THE SOCIAL REGISTER.

The Social Register which has been
found so useful in New York, Wash
ington, Philadelphia and other cities,
is to be extended to Richmond, the
North Carolina cities, Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Augusta and Atlanta, all COM
bined in one book.
The accuracy of the Social Register
is dependent upon the information re-
turned on blanks. which will soon be
mailed to the social set in Savannah.
The Social Register will appear in
November, with dilatory domiciles in
December. January. February and
April; and the Summer Social Register,
with country and foreign addresses of
all the cities combined will be issued
lin June with Dilatory Domiciles in
July. These will record the full names
and addresses of members of prominent
families, grouped together the clubs
to which they belong, and the marriage,
death and European arrival and de-
parture of each person as it may occur.
Persons desiring information address
SOCIAL REGISTER ASSOCIATION,
261 BROADWAY New York