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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
BRIBERY IN CALIFORNIA LAND FRAUDS IN OREGON NEPoTlsM
IN WYOMING AND PLAIN GRAFT IN ILLINOIS

says. put the money In his pocket
lie says hc dropped Senator Bun
kerH' roll into Hunkefa' overeoat
pocket on Eighth street aud then
shook hands. Jordan states that hs
paid Senator French hy passing his
hand across his breast. French Sc
curing the money and putting # In
hia pocket Before Jordan had
managed bee HIyH. tu convey seuu-
tor WrRhrH money 90 him. Senator
HuukrrH met him aud complained
that his roll hal been 1shy' 800.
Jordan told him that he had not
counted any 81 ~ rolls. and That
WrlRhta roll might contain tho ex-
tu money. but upon counting b. be-
fore EunksrH Doc found % contained
only 1850 Jordan promised -
aueak 10 Granger about the over
sight. and passed ON tho Hume day
meeting Senator Wright by au-
roiuimsut boo the iHFHtary ~ sl-
loon and passing the money 10 him.
because Of objections made by the
district attorney tho four senators
were not allowed 90 TESTIFY last
night. aa by 20 doing they could
abHalve themselves from criminal
prosecution under the provisions ~
the statute by teHtlfyiuF under oath
under senatorial investigation.
Jordan escapes prosecution under
the lobbying and bribery provisions
BY eoufessing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
AFTER SENAl OR WARREN

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Feb g. SEN
utor Keister. democrat yeFtsrdHy In
trodupsd into the senate concur
rent resolution recommending a
triple investigation az the huuIa 81
the state legislature. The national
Legislature and the president. Of oer-
tain rumors IN regard 10 United
States Senator Francis D. Warren.
who. b. is charged has kept various
relatives. IbHent and not Engaged Doe
any sort nf service for the govern
meut uu the pay roll al Washing
ten The Incidents cited ore the en-
rollmruf OF q brother-lu-iaw aH rs
clerk for the committee on claims
at o. salary 81 S2.22os that ~ another
relative us assistant clerk al tI,G8n.
and that Of Francis T. Warren IT,.
aon OF the senator. Who lH said 10
be e student ~ Harvard while en-
rolled ON salary as an assistant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
MUST STAND TRIAL

4 direct information has been
filed In the superior court against
Charles Matsui. a Japanese. accused
OF an assault to commit murder up
on Bennett Hughes. of 1928 Melrose
place. on the evening Of February 4.
The assault occurred in the restrict
ed district and Matsui claims that
he was insulted or iostled by Hughes
and two companions Natsui fol-
lowed the trio and fired two shots
at Hughes. both of them taking eff
feet in one of the prosecuting Wit
ness arms. Matsui was arrested
by Patrolmen Mayou and Hubbard
shortly after the shooting and con-
fcssed that he had done Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
pr AFT

WASHINGTON. D. C.. FEB. o.
AT TIE SUGGESTION OF REP
REsENTATivE BARTHoLDL OF
MISSOURI. IN THE CAPACITY OF
THE PRESIDENT or THE IN
TER PARLIAMENTARY UNION,
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT rs Sc
RIoUsLY CONSIDERING THE
.ADvisABlLtTY OF RENDERING
The GOOD OFFICES OF THE
UNITED STATES m THE DlREc-
TON OF PEACE IN THE Fan
EAST WITHOUT WAITING FOR
The REQUEST or THE BEL
LIoERENTs.
BARTHoLDl CALLED At TIE
WHITE HOUSE THIS MORNING
AND PRESENTED INFORMALLY
HIS REASONS Why THE UNIT.
go STATES COULD DO THIS
WITHOUT oFFENSE TO RUSSIA
OR JAPAN.
THE PRESIDENT PROMISED
TO CONSULT SECRETARY HAY
AS TO THE FEASIBILITY OF
THE PROPOSITION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
Wy scripps News Ass.n1

CALUMET Mich. Feb. Three
mon are known Co have been Killed
ana -four or five others ara messing
ana seven fatally injured hy the ca
plosion of 10000 pounds of dynamite
I'm the underground magazine at the
eighth level OF shaft 30. tu tha
North kcarHBrge branch ef the oa=
eeuia Consolidated miura yesterday
The dead are
WILLIAM roLIIT JR. tender
q the dynamite. aged 20 years
blown 10 pieces.
MATTHEW kAsKAt.A. a miner
blown 60 pieces
PETER ktLfA. trammrr blown
20 pieces. Ur was 85 ypars old and
leaves a wife and three children.
-Four or five men are missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
SANTA CLARA
IN PORT

he steamer Santa Clara. Of the
Northwestern Steamship company.
arrived In port from Valdez and
Cook inlet points early this morn
ny The vessel brought IS passen-
sars and considerable mail from
fairhanks Tho mail brought out
q ne Santa Clara left Fairbanks
% January q and was only n days
= fsaehinE Seattle from the metrup-
oia OF the Tananh. Among the
asaensers on lheYessel were United
a'aies Marshal Perry and nine
pfiaoners. with four guards In al
sAdanee The prisoners are com
pssf Of four japanese. Two natives
aha three white men. They are
saafEed with various crimes from
Iafasr to petty larceny The pris-
g.sfz were taken on % McNellfs
hlaad today.
rafsfr Carver stated that reports
sinFing In Valdez say that the trail
AYia That city 10 Fairbanks Is in
s.leilsnt condition The weather
= me vicinity OF Valdez la eucep-
A9haily fine for this time % the
Isf In Seward the weather ls 50
40 A. 70 render the wearing Of
cs,efeoats unnecessary. The Santa
s.sfa had pleasant voyage both
sung W and returning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
HIS DEATH
A SHOCK
CHAMBER or COMMERCE WILL
HOLD MEMORIAL TO JOHN
LEeRI

The sudden death Of John Lsary
lat Riverside. Cal. Wednesday
morning. came as a shock 90 the
business mon who have known him
for many years lie was one 81 the
most respected pioneers % the city
and bad been closely identified with
ia growth aud progress for the last
80 Years
Tho pioneers 81 the city accord
10 him great praise for his persever-
anee when the CITY was In lta in
fancy and attempts were being made
to check its growth by outside In
fluenCea All the movements 10 in
crease the prestige Of Seattle IN the
early days found a ready supporter
In Mr. Leary. who spent hts money
and energy 10 upbuild the city he
had chosen as n home
For the last three years he has
been forced 70 spend hia winters In
California on account Of the rayagca
81 the severe northern climate upon
his health lie left this city I'm
November for tho south and had
been iu fair health oil winter His
death resulted from heart disease.
after only a half hours sickness
Mrs Leary Was with her husband
At the time Of his death. Her
brother. Pierre =. Ferry, has left
this city for san Francisco and will
accompany Mrs. Leary TO Seattle
with the body.
Mr. Lcary was born In ST. Johns.
Ncw Brunswick, In 1896 and his ed
ucatIon was chiefly I'm business. In
1867 he moved 10 Houlton Maine.
and came 10 Washington In 1859.
settling IN Seattle.
At the meeting Of the chamber Of
commerce yesterday q was decided
20 devote the next regular meeting
to memorial services for the dc
ceased The body will arrive In Sc
attic Monday and ~ that time the
funeral will be determined upon.
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being ear.'sd % Melbourne and
Rhodes. the two nearest towns
The accident occurred at o'clock
'hia morning The train WAS "a dou-
bile enc and MAS running 30 miles
au hour 10 make nap time.
The wreck uHH caused hy broken
raii 500 feet from the bridge The
engines jumped the track and ran
uu the ties The first engine passed
the bridge safely. but the second
broke Through aud wrnt into the
ditch. carrying eIEht coaches vtth
a. The coaches wer. overturned.
imprtsouInE the HNsarnErra IN the
cars
So fir if is known that three are
dead Hud 80 injured
The dead are
CONDUCTOR COLDHEMAN
ROBERT MARSH engineer af the
second engine
CONDUCTOR n n MARSH
BRAKEMAN l. A NORRIS.
whose body has not been found
OF the 90 Injured none viii die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
PASSED
THE EscH. TOWNSEND RAIL.
ROAD BILL is WHOoPEp
THROUGH THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Feb. a.-The
Esch-Townsend railroad rate bill
was passed BY the house late this
afternoon by a vote Of 326 TO II.
The Davey bin. a democratic sub
stitute for the measure. was first
taken up and voted down without
debate by a vote of ISL 20 IS6. II
had a considerably stronger back
ing than the hackers Of the Eseh-
Townsend bin supposed.
Representative Hepburn. Of Iowa,
closed the debate on the Eseh-
Townsend bill at $ o'clock and il
was put on its passage almost I'M
mediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
GRAFT In ILLINOIS

sPRIEGFIELD. IL. Feb "a
sensation vas caused yesterday az
teruoon To- the house Of assembly
b the brilliant speech Of Frank d.
Comerford. representative from the
Second senatorial district. who had
just been expelled from the assem-
BIZ. and whose name had been or
dered stricken from the roll
The expulsion vas the result ~ a
committee investigation Of certain
charges made BY Comerford against
members Of the legislature in a lee
ture before "A law college in Chiea-
20.
In thia lecture Comerford charged
corruption and attempted bribery
and the Legislature promptly order
cd an investigation by committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
BLOWN TO ATOMS
FIVE TONS or DYNAMITE EXPLODED IN A MICHIGAN MINE
AND MANY woR<mGH ARE KILLED MANNED

The seriously injured are Will
lam WINS Peer Rula. Gus Donald,
Joseph Movie MILFORD Humphrey
Hvn orchard. John Movie.
The cause of the disaster r. un-
known az the dynamite tender was
blown into "a thousand pieces and no
trace OF him can be- found. The
force uf the explosion Was Hn great
that men working iu other parts 81
the mine, some miles away were
knocked down and slightly injured.
Tho koarsarge mine shafts we're
sealed today 10 smother the flames.
thus shutting of the last hope Of
resculnF the five missing miners
now remaining underground THE
makes the fatalities OF yesterday b
explosion alN. All the rescued men
viii recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
BLOCKADED
JAPANESE CRUISERS COMMAND TIE ONLY OPEN CHANNEL
VLAoVosTok

way % the Russian stronghold with
supplies and provisions Tor the
starving Karrie1us aud for tho
troops In Mauehuria
Among the vessels which are be
Ing watched foF are the Olympia and
Tacoma. both Puget sound steam
era which are oatenalhiy bound for
Shanghai. but are really loaded
with routrahand Of war for Russian
ports.
The Olympia took her cargo AZ
Portland. while the Tacoma was
loaded az Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
/ O0KS BAD FOR
WILLIAM WHITE
STATE CLOSES CASE AGAINST ACCUSED MURDERER OF MAT
THEW muRPHY-cHiEF DELANEY TELLS OF CONFESSION

Ths states ease against William
White. commonly known aE Kid
White. accused OF the murder ~
Matthew Murphy iu Lou Conway
saioou. last september closed thI1
afternoon a. g o'clock.
proaecnnE Attorney Macintosh
and hia assistant, John NJ Miller.
left riled up FOR the consideration
~ tho jury a mass Of evidence that
blocks almost my process OF de-
tense and leaves little hope for the
nippant youth who has sat for four
DAYS with Jest on his lips. and un-
cancernedly listened TO the testimony
that arema certain To- send him TO
the usnitenuary for life or To the
ueaffnid aud the hauRman's moose.
What defense Attorney r. ID. Page
VIII attempt for the accused re-
mains 10 be seen, but his cross
questioning indicates that he will
attack the Identification Of the
prisoner by Lou Conway and the two
other men who Witnessed the hold
UP and shooting also that he viii
attempt 90 prove that the alleged
confession made by White to chief
Delaney and Detective Kennedy was
obtained by pweat-box methods and
that it was not "A bonafidc confess
sion.
The Identification was supported
bv excellent detail and under tho
attorneys repeated questioning. as
10 whether or not the prisoner had
not been held hy the police and sub
iceted 20 iuhuman abuse for a week
IN 10 days bc-ore he purportedly
confessed. It was shown that tho
nlIegeI confession was made within
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

After reviewing a great mass Of tes-
tmOuy the committee reported the
charges unf0unded aud the expul-
sion followed. When given notice
to appear before the bar Of the
house 10 show cause Why he should
not be expelled. the young Cook
county representative waived his
right OF preparation and said be was
ready then and there with his de-
Tense.
His sensational and brilliant
speech followed lie denounced the
committee work as being the result
Of a deliberate shutting ont Of evi-
deuce and said that God Almighty
himself wouldn't stand a chance BY
such methods to find evidence to
convict a self-c5nfessed thief"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

dealings Of Senator Mitchell with
+ a. krba LAM speeulatar.
la this testimony Tanner. Il s.
said. Hwore that hts law firm had
received money from Kriba for eH-
prditiuE claims through the land
office and passing them To patent
ut thai Mitchell had not received
any at this money Tanner. Il d
said. backed up his testimony by a
written agreement Ia the effect that
during theabsenee of senator Mitch
ell all moneys received from bust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

trouble With "a bartender. vho he
claimed ahufichanKrd him. tie told
the court that Do ava uat ran and
was arrested by fhr police uhile
standing o. thr bar The afrestiug
officer could not deny the story.
Graham entered plea % fuiity to
the charge Of being drunk and dla-
orderly and was released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

attorney to prove that the bent-baek
long fingered hands that have been
playing unsancernedly with "a little
red penhol1ef Tor the past four days
are not the same pair OF hands that
held the gun with which Murphy
met his death.
The defense began shortly after :
o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

Wy befirpa News 49, NJ
DIES MONIES. Ia. Feb. ? 4 long
distance telephone message from
Melbourne % mllcs from this city.
states that the Overland Ilmited"
passenger train OF the ca eaEo. NIL
waukec a 81. Paul. which leu Chi
cagu last night Tor Dies Moluea.
broke through a bridge two miles
weat 90 that town
Five passengers are reported 10
have been Killed and many injured.
Eight coaches were overturned and
one 81 them demolished
A wrerkinE train has left here for
the scene uf the accident
The train lcft Chicago az g @ last
night.
According to officials of the road
there were upwards 81 100 paaHen-
gers on the train Tho injured are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
MAY MEET
IN SEATTLE

OLYMPIA, Feb. "A s. Meleher.
- Lincoln. will introduce a bill In
the house ia a few days porvIdiug
for supreme court session TO be held
In Seattle and Spokane
The intent Of the proposed law Is
for the regular sessions Of the court
% be held in Seattle, Spokane and
Olympia
IN the two former places the cases
viii Be submitted only and the
homo Of the court will remain al
Olympia. where all cases viii be
considered and decisions rendered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

scoot was killed and five 9th lra
wounded
A thousand PulalanH have been
located at Mount ramo.
Tho American troops have been
operating with scouts 20 dlalodgu
them and an additional battalion of
infantry has been sent 10 the island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
JUDGE TANNER INDICTED

PORTLAND. ore. Feb. An In
diefmsnt which va totally uaez=
pected and Sensational Ia its nature
Naa returned late yesterday after
noon BY the federal grand jury 1t
holds Judge Albert n Tanner. las
partner Of Senator John II Mitchell
and one Of the most prominent Law
yera and citizens Of Portland under
charges u perjury on several counts
alleged 20 have been committed
with before the grand jury aa IA
witness ln relation 90 the alleged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
CALVIN
PROMOTED
MADE GENERAL MANAGER AND
VICE PRESIDENT OF SOUTH
ERIN PACIFIC RAILROAD

PORTLAND. Feb. 9-It is Off
cially announced here today that T..
+. Calvin. the new general manager
Of the Oregon division OF the South
ern Pacific, has been promoted TO
be general manager and vice presi-
dent of the Southern Pacific system.
except the lines IN Oregon. 10 sue
coed Mr. Markham, who resigned.
II. A. Wurthlngton, formerly sec
Rotary to COLTS Z. Huntington and
now assistant director o, maiutC-
nance and equipment win succeed
Nh. Calvin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
Troops Sleep in
Russian Streets
GAR WILL TAKE NO MORE CHANCES. BUT WILL HOLD HIS
SOLDIERS READY TO QUILL ANY DISTURBANCE

WARSAW. Feb 9rhere little change situation
a the strikers who resumed
asain and showing signs % Increased dcontenL
ne a Ia riuIug
orders received TO
thurA ontermanded owing gravity
The will be- held @
AM dlsurhanecs the local requires
soldiers sleeping In the prepared
td1 and p0mbrova the Factories guarded
pointed The 10
the strikers permit
any coacessions pombrova
PETERSBURG. Feb. a-The governments toward
and Minister
ne manufacturers declared that they would reject
workuen but this did
dictate
a
employers result the decided
and This
Tense nd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

mess transacted by Tanner should
revert 10 Tanner alone. Mitchell
having mo- share In the same
This agreement was dated March
3. 1901. but II Is claimed that The
same Wal written by q clerk 10 The
office Of Tanner & Mitchell recently
Three other indictments were
found al the same time. one against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

"a few hours after he had been placed
iu jail
chief Thomas Delaney. who was
on the stand the better half OF the
morning handed some sharp retorts
To- the attorney fer the defendant
during his cross cNamination, deny
Ing that he had "swupped lies and
smoked cigarettes with the prisoner
during the hour Of confession. or
that the same had been made In a
josh"
He stated instead that White had
voluntarily made the statement,
which had been recorded IN short
hand by Detective Kennedy. and
that he did not believe White could
have been otherwise than serious
about g. as there WAS nothing jecu-
lar in the atmosphere and as White
had prefaeed the alleged confession
with an expression o. the fear that
he was putting his neck In the
moose In making It.
Tho prisoner was a little less
acoruful In his demeanor this morn
ing than yesterday and that thu
strain H. beginning To tell on him
WIS shown by the nervous move
meuts Of his hauds=-those hands
which. by reason of their peculiar
shape and flexibllity, got him into
trouble through their similarity to
the hands Of the man who fired n
bullet through Gilbert McBeth's side.
shot Lou Conway In the elbow,
killed Matthew Murphy, and then
dipped easily into the pockets Of
Conway and robbed him Of his
money ANA hlH watch and chain.
II Is lha task Of the dafen1ants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
RELEASED

s. s. Graham. thought TO De A
nwiudlar by tho police. was released
this morning on q suspended judg-
meut bY Police Judge Gordon. The
testimony given by Graham himself
Ia court WINS % the effect that he
was intoxicated and got into some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
mr serlsss Nsws Aa.ns

TOXIC Feb. s=-Japancse cruisers
ooetiuee 70 patrol the TaushIui
Tangaru straits. noW the only means
q entry % Vladivostok II IL be-
lleysd the bloek ade Of Vladivostok
Il effective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
uy serlpps New. Assa1

WASHINGTON. FEB a cable
s-.m a. the var department from
an Corbin al Manila. reports an
sssaxrment between Philippine
s~Ssfs and a bauH Of pulalanz. al
s.n lose. samar Ia which Second
fIeut Gastln WAS wounded. one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

The purpose q the blockade Of
TIE only passage to VladiVoafok
hat f. nor packed with ice-nees Is
70 lay Ia wait for the numerous yes
sels Of non-com Blatant countries
valch are supposed 10 be on their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
Cry of Corruption Is
Raised in Four States

hamilton II Hendricks. Of the Butte
Creek Land. Livestock & Lumber
company. for uboruatiDu u per-
jury. one against Senator George
g BroWuell in addition 10 the for
MGR Indictment against him and tho
other against Henry Medium ez-
United States surveyor general u
DrnRnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

: PORTLAND. Ore. Feb g.
) Chief Of Police Hunt today re- 1
, ceivod a Telegram from John {
; I. Sullivan. the ex-ehampion /
) prizefIKhter. who IN nov lee I
; turing on the evils Of drink I
) and cigaret smoking. asking /
! what the prospects would be {
, for him 20 secure a license 10 I
; run a saloon IN this city dur
; ing the LeWia-Clark eEpoal- !
: ton.
: Chief Hunt Is endeavoring /
; 10 secure a location for Sui /
, Ivan.
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clerk.
The charRea also accuse the sem
atar OF having fenced boo "a vast area
" government land and with having
leased "a building 10 the government
for "A paHf9fuHr while acting as
United states senator.
Further charges Of improper uFs
~ his Influence In private business
are made.
The bill WAS tabled D. a vote Of
Is 20 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

The Fremont Swedish NJ T..
church VIII hold "a Lincoln ceiehra-
ton at It's church. Fremont. tamor-
row evening" February 10, ut Z 80
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

LOCKPORT. Ill, Feb. 9=TWo
men were killed and one seriously
injured by the explosion OF n eh1rer
of dynamite on the drainage canal
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
CHADWICK
TRIAL SET
IA scrlnna Newa- Ass.nl

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 9.-Ju0ge
Taylor, OF the United States district
court. this afternoon set Mrs.
Chadwlcks trial for March 16.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

AIId hive, No. 80. X. O. T. NJ. viii
give an entertainment and dance
February Is ut the new Naceahec
temple. corner Of Fourth avenue aud
Pine street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
WARREN woN,TrALk

WARREN WON'T TALK
WASHINGTON. Feb Senator
Warren refused today 10 discuss the
charges brought against him by the
Wyoming legislature lie said.
Since the legislature Of my state
refused 70 give them consideration.
80 will !. They are without foun-
dalton and not worth discussing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

Camphelrs shingle mill will begin
tomorrow. 1t has been
shut down for several DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

:. FAkls. Feb IA bin providing
=. me separation ~ church and
=, va presehteI 10 the chamber
!. lepaties tcdal no referred 10 a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
BIG WRECK

OVERLAND LIMITED The MILWAUKEE, BRGAKs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
BLOODY
BAT TIL:
wARLIkE PtNo

AMERICANS ENGAGE IN FIERCE ENCOUNTER WITH BAND OF
wARLIKE PNos
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= : . : = = : : : :
The Weather
SpOffer

Tonisht end Friday. Occasional
Ram LIGHT to Fresh East Winds.
watch tttiu hand 1t moves ard
VII tell the lowest temperature for
the PAST - hours