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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

pledge you that the fullest scope and
the mosi searching Investigation
VIII receive all the knowledge and
AID that lice Ia our power 10 give.
krspectfuiiy.
Al a. HOWE
President Pioneer nindins a
f'rtnttnx go. Tacoma
METROPOLITAN PRESS. INC.
ny =. l. Allen. Manager. seattle
THE STATE PRINTING CO.
uy OWN Hicks. President
Contractors.
Tee Much nuttinskl
Levy seems TO have cous 10 the
end ~ his rope. lie nav realizes
that the bnttluskf proeilyitiss Of
which he boasts may lead man %
ruin. This N what Af levy fac~s.
Charges have been made against him
IN writing BY three we'll known con-
tractors "a stats printing tiaeh OF
tir thee accusrfs u financially ~.
rrtnsshir. and " the charges are
pr<xen untrue the aceuaess are esim.
iq1lly liable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

an hour.
Nj ftpxe. who - president Of the
firef National bank. stated that he
~ss asked concerning the financial
standing 81 certain counciiinsn. and
Mr., AnksHy " thought 20 have been
intfffckated along that line.
WHsn the Jury FreanNsned 1T ! 10
o'clo<k this afternoon. Prosecuting
Attorney Scott called into the grind
jury rposH ex-tiov. Eugene Srfnrle
NJ. r+fnpie n high official 81 the
seatfie a take Washington water.
way company. ehich has contract
with the city 10 purchase the sur
piuk Matter from the Cedar liver
gravity system for use IN It's tide land
pii}ne operations.
u hna been charged that the COM
rnny rnoeurcs the water AZ lower
rate uann the city council was tupti-
firsi In giving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
For Boulevard
10 Beacon Hin

a. the meeting OF the city council
last niKht resolutions from the Bea.
ton Hnl aud Rainier Heights Inn
proscnicnt clubs were presented pros
p.,sinF the condemnation OF broad
ihurou4hfare TO the top Of iieaeoa
IN fran the businera district OF the
city.
* t,,tpneed that houlu,nrd be-
I lnnlnf II Third avenue and Yealef
Nas u ronstf urtrd extending IN n
sfiuirif ilse fp Eighth avenue south
ald Nc - Furst. In ibis wa Il T.
finnueg a. sstufs - foauway 20 thu
tsp N nu nh that az no fiace wisi
Ia "a H. ei,r nfnis than 9 per cent.
- 4 ~. All street T. the te-t
"t4naent g. tho tep Of the hili ana
the efraef ~ fhrf " 20 rteer ~ L.
lrnss N wnctieaiiy impassabie for
heavy lthfft.
The fsri - Tie rroprved Improve
~. HI - Ut - y ssti attel.
r. aa.iaai Las returned fam
..tu lflI t..E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
STEAMERS CRASH
TOGETHER nv FOG
Georgia win Valencia and Bofh
Vessels Are Dassg ed- Passengers Panic g1f No
Ono IS Geri0Msty iniuroa

Of Pier \ Of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company. in the thick fog that
hung over the bay this morning.
The Valencia. returning from NaiaeS,
was feeling around Va the fog 10 find
her berth at the paeific Coast pier.
According to the abatement ~ Capt
ponnifisid. her foR whistles were
blowing continuously, aud the vessel
was 1t "a Etandstill when the Georgia
suddenly loaned out Of the for. not
more than 50 feet distant. lie ala
not hear the foE whistles Of the
Georgia. The latter steamer back
cd away and WIS soon lost TO sight
from the deck 81 the Valencia
The Georgia h. n new steamer and
IL owned By Capt w. A. Horne Of
Port Townsend. She has been on
the Hood canal route since she was
launched last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

Sensational testimony rexnralng
the late Giisrsswerfui elot -snachine
ring and ffe operations vas given
l*fsr~ the superior cusft Grand jury
his morning BY Jacob easdbsrx. one
II the best known OF the slot~f1a-
ahife gamblers. After he isft the
larry roam Goldberg admitted that
~ mad been asked couesfniBs an al
eyed attempt 10 corrupt one % the
stlpesi1f court judges for the purpose
a reeatnine po<<f@~iou Of slet-ns =
chimes witch had been seized IN a
AZ and order league raid.
Tim under effert. STIPULATED
fsa'aherx - hs sfn.rxsa fs"m ne ne
un1er arrest for conferlpf Of ccurt
snd I told them the truth. ! told
hem that Y. Pkts shaw came 70 me
..nst fall after thres Of my sachines
kefs SEIZED by the sheriff and told
ne fhat . could get them back " 7
h.tif him rlof. i told hlfn To go
Ihsaa and rsf the machines and that
hey 1<eerr fetnrand 20 nir Hnf I
lidn't pay anybody = single cent
Tor ". Thaf'F the ued's truth.
dolahsrE Es the grand jury witness
or whose arrest bench warrant
was i-rusd iaet week. n teinx al
eyed that he ieft the city after q
sghpof ma had been left az his place
u rssidfnce.
ThIs nsornlng he attempted 10
rarre himself % the cnnfe npt hy
riaimsne thst he had left the city
before The eubpoeun was rincel In
me hHndf nj the deputy sheriff for
ssrvfcs. Ne teld the grand jury that
Ne went 10 Whafcom. but returned
"a aner when he saw ny the new
raperr that bench warrant was out
sftr his frreFf.
fioidherx ras n'alnsv frightened
,rfes, he came out Of the jury room
f,rotr o. rwenf etsind nut IN his fore
head and he walked nervou'tIy 10 and
srs a. he told his rtnfy. lie admit.
I'D fhaf he had been pirrrd under
s. 900 i,andH to appeaf he Dfe the
rand jury asrin when wanted. md
Foreman pirfotf con 'irfucd ttis part
u his statement
The Frnnd frfF hos far sgfne time
Neeo IN pa~~snriof. NJ the facts to-
whfrh onldtsr~ esalrur 60 rave tey.
ttflsd n T. clni ned that the repre-
s,s,sfafinrs alleged 10 t~ 49, mad
10 goidtere were that the $500 wots'f
fe paid 10 judge Eel ~ the sunrfinf
cssurf before whom the slot funchirs
cassT were pen1ina.
~ was the circulation ~ this ytef'
and others 81 Hike character that w
dured Judre psfi - rrit = fa- tst'''
Il, investigate mnnirirHi Tffaifs VI
abaw IL well tes~n DO re r--s''
wfn stands .1sir g. ~ - tsf''i''fit'
and H. refeciat ffisti' 80 - 'Fr
reli His ~ ne ray tn TIE ris1t
,sif hv -rei H.'rT " fabrication
pure and simple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

- 11rdlc. the unA4rpy yeunx
- \ w1n'Am u<Ard,s q this
1n116 way Ia he eea.fy laii
49, 6<wneea ~b<n she saw
r. 60 - san - ohsur <he
- nH ~ Fe<Ax axa, behind
~ s1tl1 - rh< vas uncpe-
49, ~ to IN hour ard Eos
~ y - 1 that The nsoek
~ = - ek1t - ~oaff
= Sua11 "A - nzarrs<a 10
r ~ - f8s - her oea
49, c>uf<rue1. Later
II 81 ~ y have discovered
y - l1rrsdy married 70
~ y ~ U11f and had feken
- u ~ dsaxhfef's youth
(11E<x 4 warrant wsr <wsfn
~ 1nEsy e4th<r ard Smith -
911r&1nu = snr eounsy Jail
1Inf1@ - kF<ny.
- - f1u&1 That Smith had
u11|f< fFtm Sse&Ans. %
~ - etnt Immediately
rr1axR. mias MeArslie M
11l11nr him. A. she yes
~ ~ ucfter ii1 not iEkr
~ fe4usst Accompanied
g11>h<f ard ereshcr fbe xiri
~ = xro.fh's cell. ~ <con
~ Nm she t~9an 10 <B,eak.
y - bzs nufzhed her SEN
- ~ <san< ausr anroa-
~ w1s carried into The
y - f<etsrnfirer applied.
1111x<Ir s<euae<i % breathe
M mInufs< egen the JAIL
~ (11f h<r es5<f had kitse<i
alIra h.x she ua~ ard ~As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
LEVY ACCUSED
OF SOLICITING
FOR BRIDE
Committee Appointed Investigate Charges Against King
County Representative of Having Attempted Hold Up
Printers Who Are Under Investigation

the house Investigating committee
On rftntink, 10 suhpeeuA and CUES b
tt1a a. further aI,on matters per-
tanning to the public printing We
esre eur refusal apon The following
reasons
l. The said Levy Insisted upon
his selection a. said chairman. not
TOT the purpose ~ maktng an inn
PARTIAL and honest Investigation or
% rendering "a report IA accordance
atth the resolution ~ the house cfs-
sting the said committee.
= He has declared that u was his
purpose TO secure the said chairman
ship In order Ia be IA a position 10
farce the undersigned contractors
and state rr1nteFes who have defiet-
caves pending before this legislature.
. lay him monetary consideration
for = favorable report
In pursuance Of that avawed
peiicy. he has approached each Of VA
rst~osaiiy and Through an aecfedlt.
81 asent to pay inte his hands or
the hands u his said accredited
aEent. the sum OF Sttaa. IN consider.
alton ~ a favorable renert. saprart .
ine his power 20 render such a ~
port BY the assertion that the other
members ef the committee could be
.rx~d BY him.
a. That ~ have personally t.-
fused 20 entertain hls prunassia sn
the fact Of a continued and daily
demand upssn rs made by hin and
his agents 10 pas aver this money.
B That he hes sought 60 coercs
as into such payment BY false &C.
eusattunz. By inaiuuatinx. By sub
nittirx us TO an fnauisftion eut-
razeuus In Its Implications. by
thr~afn ~ ea1olsry BY nadresr. By
distortion Of the feeoedn and te@ti-
nseny. In fact BY all the methods
snown Co ths professional hiackmail-
ef.
f'nr these rensuns We reft1~r fur.
TRES 10 obey hi. demands en- ~ Cor
safeFsaatbcn. ana fnsHe x<up4etf<1IlS
ash that ia order thai tastic~ may b.
dane u< ana that 'ns state s<cu<~ a
trns and irpaftisf report IN sr-
caFsfsnre with tssn rwso>utien. that
the said Levy be r<<a1<f4 frru the
rhalrnan~hip of said ee<ututttr. enf
that some other menh<x 90 the
house b nAmsd in hi@ STEAD. snd Ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
pEMANns DAMAGES

William Wyatt has Instituted q
damage suit asninat the city Of ka-
attic and the Puget Sound Railway
company for fiseea. Wyatt claifnz
70 have been seriously injured b.
falling against a pile 81 building ma
tsftai on Washington street. last
November The accident occurred
on property. fhe title Of which IL
claimed b both the city and the rail-
road company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

The sound steamer Georgia. Cap.
tain sally. ran At fun speed into the
Pacific coant steamship campany's
steamship Valencia. Captain iionni-
field. at iiia o'clock this murninK
dtiA ing - hols foot Wide into the
post side ~ the latter vessel about
three feet above the water line
Tho PROV ~ the HeurNsn WA
sniar hsd 60 spiintera by the collision,
the force Of which was 20 great ihht
moFt OF the windows u the little
steamer were shaken 20 pieces.
The quartefmastef, who was AZ the
wheel Of the Georgia. was thro~n
partly out the window of the pilot
house BY the shock. The % paaaen-
gers OF mere aboard the steafne,
we're severity shaken up by the Jolt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
Reception

Tho Young wofnsn's Christian A..
nociation last evening rendered \
colonial reception 10 the members 81
the Young Mems Christian Arseeia-
tien. The young ladies were atflred
la costumes that eefe Ia vogue dur
ins the revolutionary period. The
feature Of the evenings program
Vas the presentation Of the comedy.
Under the sisfiefos." By a score ~
the seventh grade scholars Of thu
Queen Anne school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
N. p. Terminal

The last Of the terminal franchises
In James INNS proposed railroad
tunnel. terminal and depot scheme.
WAS granted at the meeting OF the
city council last night. The fran
chise IL granted TO the Northern Pa
eific Railway Company. and IN re-
gard 20 the vacation Of streets and
construction Of overhead bridges II
Identical with that granted TO the
Great Northern several weeks ago.
la addition 20 the other Improve
aeuts contemplated in the terminal
scheme the Northern Pacific pro-
poses to Immediately construct
large new roundhouse ON bIock So. n
the tads flats. A building permit for
this structure has already been
taken out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
SOLE summon

NV YORK. Feb. "a Samson
I.udasr. the sole ~. Pierre survivor
81 the Mt Peire disaster on the n
land OF Martinique last May. who
was Imprisoned In a dungeon al the
time of the eruption. arrived here
this morning on the steamer Fonta.
belle. He T. w a destitute condition
and hle mind r. taftiy unbalanced.
re will he rnFe1 fur by friends here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
SLOT MACHINE MAN
ON THE JLRY RACK
esAAbsrU 0vss Sssss6essS sfsry Rsgs-a1D m
AMegss 500 Dribs-Sspsrssr Judges Mass 70 Asvsvsd
--ksvssfiUsOsD cessoAsssns Bank Aooossfs

Members ~ the grand Jury have
minated that - hilr they place Iitfi~
or NO confidsnce ~ the testimony af
gamblers. they we're Anxious ts -
3oldhcra On the rack In the hope
that his testimony might give them
an entering wedge In getting At tho
inside secrets % the slot -Inachins
graft.
The other witnesses ON the stand
in the grand jury room this fore
noon we're Judge Thomas Burke. ore
Of the attorneys for the Great North
srn Hallway Company, and a. v.
Ankeuy and James ~ ifoFc. Dr., both
well known bankers.
Judge Burke. u II believed. WAS
called to testify IN regard 20 the
Great Northern tunnel aud terminal
frnnchiFen. though he would make
no statement after he left the Jury
roofu. where he rpeuf less than half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
Unclaimed

The body % Mrs. Nsttie Gordon.
Who died n Western avenue and
Battery street last Friday. ~ still be-
laE held NJ the funeral rafiorH of
Hufserwosfh A sons. The family Of
the dead woman. u H. thought, l.
stiil unaware Of her death. she II
known 60 have children ~ Seattle
and on the sound. but thelr ad-
dresses arr not known. Mrs. Cor
den was in good circumstances when
~. aied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
cR/MPS ARE
ENJO/NED

PORTLAND. or. Feb. st--t'nlted
States District Judge iselllnFer has
issued an injunction restraining The
crimps from interfering with vessels
or their crews. This IN an outcome
% the recent outrage ON board the
shlp Hiveredale when q sailor waa
bsRien insenalhle and kidnapped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
VENEZUELAN
PROTOCOL

WASHINGTON. u. c. Feb, H.
Minister Bowen has prepared a draft
" proposed protocol referring the
matter Of preferential treatment Of
the allied powers in the Venezuelan
affair TO The Hasus tribunal IL
was submitted this morning Go the
representatives Of the allies, and
later 20 the peace powers fof their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
Troubles of
Paul DraSdO

The troubles OF Paul Drasdo will
Re partly aired before Justice of the
Peace Cam this afternoon. Drssdo
EHs art csfei on charge 81 threat
his wife had eold after she parted
from him.
~. WI lasps aud l. l.. Mcksfnsn.
charged with inpereonatipg officers.
will also be tried. These men are
thought 90 be- ~ the employ of
DrnFdu and aciiug under HE In
ftructiDns attempted 10 get posses
son OF his for ner honr hy rcIre-
renting themselves 10 he deputy
shefiffs. Az wiz he given pfe,iin-
mary hearing fhis nfterncn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
Pool Room Men
Are Arrested

Chief u Police sgIilyan has at Iasl
made move against the psoIrpouw
IN compliance. presumably, with thu
terms ~ the uififnafum given him
refns days age BY Forean PiEott o,
the grand jury.
Late yesterday afternoon Frank
Clancy and Dave AfEfie. pFupI n tori
Of the two bcttinR Embellishments
below feeier way, we're arrested or
charge Of violating the ssmbina
ordinance. They were Immediately
released on their own recoanixanes
and Instructed To appear IN court
This morning 70 answer 10 the charge,
Tho pooircom men declare tnas
they base no ftu. 81 being cont ictec
under the anmhlins On any other
city ordinance Thet say they act
merely ~ commission men and re-
celxe money from clients 20 b.
placed 81 races run IN other states.
chief Sullivan, III making the ar
rests. compromises between his ewr
inellnntions and the demands ~ tn.
grand jury. lie has az nionE assert
ed that there ~ no Law by which the
paolroons men car he reached. but
The demands OF the grand jefy we're
TOO nfrohs 10 be ignored Instead 81
closing the po0irooms - vas de-
faanded the chief cOntfais himself
with nfFeafiug the propFirtorr ma
allowing their busiuerr 20 60 on the
saHse ae u-uai
Wen informed criminal Iswyers
say that tho eharse of eapdnctinF
gambling game cau be- made 10 stick
AGAINST the poolroofn men. and an
effort win be- made Iy the pfo~ecuf-
Ing sttofney ts bfisa this nb"ut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

7fHF Coz I177I HffI7EI f7I7IfHsI has ENf7I
iasfFuets1 BY the city cuunsii 10 TAXI
an appeal IN she ease ~ tanser Dem
fets ". The CITY ~ Seattle. nun-
fozo recently ssrufsd lsdFment in
the Nrt'eftor court compelling the
cify to Ray local Improvement wsr-
rants &c days after The first con-
drsuuafiun fsI4iFrserf lp secured
Heretofore Il has been the custom 60
withhold paynent 81 warrants until
all 81 tire uharsy In m asresnuent
fisfItet has been coiieeted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
cHAnce roH rre cHier

The police department. viii now -
given q chrnrc 10 dsetinknish itself
~ the arrest ~ small beyA A. the
meeting ~ the city tcuns'n hast night.
The bin prehibifs1G eoastiar sn ride
An ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

Thsra charges, addressed 10 the
speaker ~ the house. we're placed IN
the hands OF the house committees 70
investigate the printing contracts
late Yesterday aftsfnoon. AIR. leNT
u himself chairman OF the commit
trn.
rhe committee Mas called together
al { O'Clock IN The affire Of the sec
Rotary Of state There were present
Levy. Lindsey aud tsunderson ef the
committee.
The r,douttabls member from ~.
atfie'n underworld sat In his
leather chair at the head Of the room
Two urWspa Isefuirn entered
'atfeutlrneu. you arc not wanted
here Get out said Mr.. teyt
sharply.
The neasparetinsn remained firn
and held their ground.
Thsn fsaiHieY handed Levy the
written charges % soliciting hribs.
Il seewsd 10 Reflect
Levy scanned the document Then
- f.4~.aa4 ssf.2Fa ~. f.s.s s4asa sl.aI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

The fire APPARATUS WAS called to
the Occidental cafe NJ 1000 First ave-
nue. south. al 10 o'clock last night.
10 put out a small blaze that had
started In the kitchen. The damage
sili not exceed SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

THE, following marriage licenses
HAYS efrn isnued Albert Hadi. 70.
and Mary Temple. 80. beth Of sc-
attlss Charles Wseden and Catherine
lie fKes. 81 irFhi age. both of Green
f.nkes 'hslics Lane ana Lillian Lang
u leaAl nee. both " Nenltle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
NEW ENGINE ROUSE

a building permit for the eonntfue-
ton ,of n new fira engine house az
itis-zx fiffh avenue. WIS issued yes
terday 10 the city The building IL
O. eost 5000. " W. HouKhton n the
architect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

The suit Of a. p. Mccain against
Charles Mariner for tse.s.i. IL being
heard by Superior Judge q. IN to-
day. Mcciain claims that the De-
PENDANT owes him the sum sued for.
for $50 shares of the capital stock OF
the fehome Improvement club.
which. he claims. Mariner agreed
to buy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
onpER no erLL

surcfior judge Taiinnn issued an
nFtser this morninF directing the re-
reiyrf 81 the NenF.nr- sfuchmoT 9
Uniting eemffnS ~ sell the plant
No uto cry - the ton ~. rnd
fftfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
pgolnnIno OF LENv

Special Aah "Wednesday services
viii be held tomorrow At ~. Marks
church NJ $50 and 10 10 O'Clock IN
the morning. and at 10 IN the even
inE. Every day through Lent there
viii be- services in the afternoon at
O'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
aEsKs nlxofca

Aiaruafet f'cnty Instituted divorce
roceefinrs nTrfp met her huShpn8 IN
( he gufri los cost te'ny. She ni-
iersa dfrntsnneyr hns. nor-annfort.
LEDGE Hell .aN-si n s~ifntb'nr or-
er to tfserui - 90 ~ fnt srnm
4 sneyinr hla fnfsii, ~ v'~sfin. them
entii the iefmirrtlfn of TN r,flf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

.xurfA rsh ~ when the
-, shss marnlnk. Representa-
,.xx q kms brought up the
-, 4 NJ hrthesy chafsce that
=. z.aie against hia In eon-
49, IA the priRting etntfsei
80, ''-.~s,na Al l.svys request a
z''a,.,,<.~ uss aRroiutcd 70 inves-
=. - xhsrxs< The speskeF ar
49, - follea lnx - the com
-, y>9k % pterves AiiiS 81 lev
.s-,.r 81 Spoknne. CFatEue ~
.-.l<s xri Wiisnn % kittitAs
(, Laws request. No King county
.-.s>r va srPsnted on the SEM
s.sskxf Hare hamea the commit :
:. .n<~ tA4 presentation ey Levy
....'.If a tie charxcs made IN writ z
- kItxr. Hove ana Hicks. state
E11re nnnfraefezs. that he had de-
<,I 1l<sa a. consideration o.
-ss-kIe rspcft By his committee ~
1v,sfkssfien infa rftnslsF cen
Ths expert named In the
m y " VI Mcclure Of seattle
urs~ . crewd
~ hncn~ VAS SfuN ted this MORN
= = 80 The fcedlnx Of the chars-
+ - 10 hekr what was 10 be said.
~ - ths fcSum<nt 20 the desk,
~ t.rp axt~ load eftna Of read
3 - ne hcu-r a. Speaker Hare
11rr1 sxex the paper and said a
~ ! ny s<fteax rnAftrr.
r. rAefn<s uere fead. Then
80 n1uxrs. The appointment Of a
11I1s< 81 ave 10 slft tfsr NAL
S3 = - ho<som nnd ascertain what
- Ihsrx h fst the ehass~s Ne
1@ ~ ~ rspeft made BY such =
11n1i1s< uuuit fefra the basis feF
~ 6rllee 81 the houss Nr 90 Inn
II RID short speech in which
= nl1d ~ charges. and satd that
r upr< made ~ ~ printing ecn-
11dn5 ~ dit nas approve ~ his
- Ms<stixstleu Into The
~ u4ts~rl
~ oass>r<<st
uNGnornxox rezs~ ax fuffuws.
uX wash. Feh. 70. tfe74
1n|n1rl Thf unstrr~lxurd re-
~ - r<eoxnixr the aathor-
fxutr levy. chairman ef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
|ENSE
BILL IS
PASSED

10 tNcaEAsg or "a.
- TAX CARRIES ~ STATE
uleFu
= P1A. Feb. ss~11s senate to-
- HAn<frs bsn missing ths
- b<<p~e far tire sale % iga-
- ~ $50. aud tine rnax >
~ tfggs - sssas.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

eseaisx Tomorrow evening the
sphjf1t % his lecture will be The
ftFr<-<fd Fan Of the Polish nepuh-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

''"i -, ~ ..v' 'he,nptrl T'eiish
'eefu' a. VIII sif''cr m ,sif'r-r az
- f1trt f-efho 10 f'4.s ~ - re- ~
Third avenue and Marion street, this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

Thomas Ryan WIS found guilty NJ
burglary ~ superior rourf jury.
Inst night 10 y charged with bav-
Ing broken into sisnib nc shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

was the son Of Thomas Kelsen
st.nmrr captain for number ut
years on the sound lie ~ not az
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on The rdrref uuo w Fl'1ere. fsf~r.s
ia no ~pfse form n eHinbliug thnn
these bucket nhorr
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-07

N~-~
of American history finds so many.
Born near West Liberty, Ohio Coun-
ty, Va, Dec. %, 1889, he was the son
of a revolutionary father. 1t was in
the region Of Athens County, Ohio,
then unsettled, that he was reared.
His sister taught him to read, and in
the evenings he studied the few books
at his command. In his goth year he
left his home and worked in the Kama
wha Salt esta blishments, pursuing his
studies at night by the aid of the fur
mace fires. He remained there till he
had earned enough money to clear
from debt the farm his father had
bought In 1892, and had qualified him,
self to enter the Ohio University al
Athens, where, in 1915, he received
the first degree Of A. B. that was ever
granted in that section. He then stud
led law In Lancaster, was admitted to
the bar in 1916, and practiced with
success for fifteen years. In 1919
he served as United States Senator
from Ohio, having been chosen as (
Wing. He supported the protectiv,
tariff system of Clay, and advocates
a reduction in the rates Of postage,
recharter of the United States Bank
and the revenue collection bill, know
as the "force bill"
Senator Ewing opposed the removs
of deposits from the United State
Bank, and introduced a bill for tn
settlement of the Ohio boundary que
ton, which was passed in 1885. Dul
ing the same session he brought fol
ward a bill for the reorganization q
the general land Office, which wa
passed and he also presented q MT
mortal for the abolition Of slavery.