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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
] JJ|EF|.F||E.RsONISTEAD|LY t: /.
B]!E|:C.0]MIAG | c ! ]IM!!! WEAKER
Condition Of Great Actor Criti-
cal-May Die at Any
Moment.
(By Associated pra.,., s.

(By Associated Press.)
WEST PALM 6EAc II, r la, April
}1s--11 o'oloek.--ho change Is report.
cd In Mr.. Jeffsrson's condition save
thatthe 10 gradually growing wea aker.4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
TOGO Will ||.l|. MOI
{ | ( !. B|G|I..F|''|G|.HT' ! ].
Will Harass the Russians
With Torpedo Boats { It's.
and Night Sallies.
THREE .NARSHIPS
SEEN At B A ATANGOS.
United States Gunboat Sent to
Investigate the Arrival Of I'm
known Steamers in Linga-
yen Bay - French Gov
ernment Will Preserve
Neutrality With Care. 4.
(By 4 .,oci.tcd Pre,..

6psEHSsoclatcn y 2l'reSs Il
MAN La April 1s.-.Three war ves-ji
ssels were sighted at 7atangas at =
o'clock this morning. Their national
slty u II nknown. \,
Two unknown steamers have an AZ
chorcd In Llnoayen Bay, Island Of
sLuzon, about 100 miles north o1 Ma
Snlla Bay. Adntral Train, In com!
sn,and Of the United States naval
forces here, has ordered the United
States ounboat ouIros to LIn9ayenf
Bay. 55 Y 8
~ Associated Prcss.l l3s 9
ST. PETERSBURG, April 1s----6 40
Fl. m Mo news from ~ Admlrai q p
Jestvensky was received by the ad-2
tmiralty to-day. s. e, s9S
Ia ted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
u Governor s:l:r J 8 Sympathy 81
,sp,ciai L o III, TIins1.Dispaseh.J q J

fs5.-If there are amy white people ms his
Comm onwealtt. who have had m Y SYM M
pathy in the struggle for nastery. they
are the Democrats Of Norfolk county
have dreErett ed that you have had 80 $li tile
sympathy from the people Of Virs lniaS I,
your fight, hut believe tina "A fail- ts3l;
;ure to extend their ny ha 8 peg. l !
the condit ions Il as e they exist in ounty
affairs. i an always for white supren-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
ZAP ANESE HOLD
STEAMER TACOMA
....rl IS 81 tie way TO a psze COURT UNDER ESCORT
Of MikAoos mus.oF.sAR

ind sufficient evidence ~ uphold
the seizure at the Tacoma The
vessel Ia nov being lowed south By
the mlkadns warahipa.
While M adYteea have been re-
eeived stating the destination uf the
Tacoma and her escorts she VII be
taken Ia one Of the elltea in south
ern japan. whore prize courts afo
In session
The capture If the Tacoma WA
due Ia lack If fuel. Mr Tfenholm
states. owing 10 the fact that she
had only enough In heF hunksHH -
last her from Dutch Hsfhaf II the
orlaut. The vessel waa eauEht in
the lee foes while attempting 10
make La parauae strait INTO the sea
az Japan. The vessel vas there con
fined for more than e daya and a.
consequence ran oul af coal.
When the Zee finally broke mp she
vas unable To escape.
Secretary Trenholm explains the
silence Of Captain gonnautou b. the
tact that the vessels arr nov under
Tow and he has probably not haa
tine 70 go ashore aud send IN ms
report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
FRANCHISE
GRANTED

Two franchises acre granted BY
the county commissioner Thursday
Afternoon for an electric railroad
from Kirkland % Falls City. Two
companies. one headed By John
Gort and the other BY Otto san
dahl. had applied for franchise
over practically the same route
aud the county commissioners gave
each a franchise. With the pruYiaa
that the company getting 70 work
ffrat should have the right Of way
and the other cease work The
road Is 70 be In operation over the
entire distance In five years. 4
half rate viii be given % school
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

sail power Ita tsnKth Is Is feet
beam aas. depth lsa. and cost 1tna..
0aa The funds we're supplied y
the prary Arctic club Of seW York
CuuuHenes tn PearYa Hueceaa il
basel largely On the fact thai he
wilt tart. next time. from Gaps
Joseph HenFY At the uurthern e.
tfemItY af Grant Land
Heretofore be has started Nth his
aladKaa fFum Cape sabine. lar south
Of Cape Joseph HeufY lie has bren
Obliged 20 travel By sledkss $40
mile north To Cape Joseph HenrY
which vii be his starting point this
year.
In taa9 the distance he Travelled
over The lee from cape Sabine waa
more than the distance from Cape
Joseph Henry to the north polo and
return
The reason fas pearY.a extra trav-
cling waa due % hta uuexArmnlsd
bad luck In TO IoAra out Of three
the water passage between eapsz
Sabine and Joseph HenFy Il open
% navigation
lis plan u u travel with a small
pioneer party having Individual
alsAEea With comparatively light
laada and ta have a large party Wetl
equipped with supplies bring up ths
rear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
THE MARKETS

The markets Thursday morning
are rather quiet. as every one Ia
waiting for the steamer goods that
are due here Friday There has
been a great fall in potatoes since
the new early ones arrived Farm
era realize that n they don't get rid
of the crop they have been holding
ali winter for such enormous prices
they Will have n lot OF spoiled
potatoes 90 get rid OF
There has been great demand for
spuds OF late and Il in only for this
reason that the markets are not
Three cars of fancy
apples arrived this morning and all
are selling we'll Apples. If not
bought when they first arrive. are
apt TO get little soft. The commits
sinnmen have had a hard time Of
late keeping them any length Of
time
issffuae vent mp 10 ti5a Thurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
THOMPSON HEARING

Na. Charlotte Thompson wsa
givna 4 preliminary bearing before
Police Judge Gordon Thursday AFT
erunon On charge Of grand larceny
preferred against her b. y. I Iun=
Tag. who alleges IN the complaint
against the woman that she made
away With clothing and other val
uablea worth $50. part Of which has
bas.a recovered II l. claimed the
goods we're stolen and the apart
mnntm fired in a vain attempt to
cover up tho crime Detectives diA-
covered the evidence OF arson and
arrested the woman on that charge.
she escaped punishment and might
have gotten out of the state entirely
hat not the police officials acted
uhen they did She received warn
ing that she Was 10 be arrested on
the larceny charge and Was leaving
Olympia by boat when placed under
arrest hy the chief Of police Of that
city. II Is said That the police have
a strong cas-. against the woman.
she has been CHARTERED at the euun-
~ jAil pending the hsariHK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
TO
PLEAD

Clarence p. Clancy. the young
decorator Who unWceesafuIly tried
10 emulate Raffles Dave. a ehnr.
setsr made famous by Novelist
HnruunK. will he brought before
Police Judge Gordon Thursday A.
tafnean and plead To the charge
- petty larceny. preferred against
him by Mrs Blackwell. proprietor
OF the Lincoln hotel. where Clancy
carried Gu the double life Of society
man aud criminal for over a year.
At last he became careless and wa
caught stealing from a hotel in
Tacoma. where hts parents reside.
II IL understood that the case IL
tn be continued for several days and
Cianey'a friends have hopes Of in.
aaenee being brought 10 bear on
those In authority whereby the
Young man may be permitted 10
leave the city under a suspended
conviction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
INSPECTING
SAMPLE ROADS

james " Abbott. superintendent
pf the Rocky Mountain and Pacific
Coast division af raad Inquiry 4
the United States department II
agriculture arrived In Seattle We'd.
nea1aY morning from Portland.
ore and LEFT IN ths afternoon f0r
a trip To helisuEham and Walia
Waila
The purpose 81 Hr Ahhutfa Walt
l. n look over The tNa sample roads
hullt By Uncle sam iaat fail. and to
report u headquarters the sasaKua
81 wlater weather NJ Abbutt
talked 10 a Star man shortly before
taking the train.
I hnar.s said he. that our sam
pie roads are holding ont against
the rains and the freaheta in apign=
did shape. and [ am in hopes that
the good reports vii he able %
send IN viii result In a lai u god
Fnaas for Washington and orvKoa.
! have spent the past two weeks In
Oregon looking over the ground.
AMI 1 expect "a - over Washing
tons needs pretty thoroukhlY The
ee=apeFative plan that has been
agreed upon. onxht 20 make rad
building eaay out here In the Weai
This machinery companies vii
furnish the machinery for the pro
noting benefits. and tho railroads
vIli attend 90 the freiEhtink and
transportation expenses for the
benefits they viii get. While Uncle
sam Will enutrihte surveys. and
local interests piil be glad 10 de-
frny the local expenses Tor the local
advantages good roads viii bring
This four-hauded cooperation. I
think. IL EulnE to be a splendid
thIng for the two states and the
two sample roads will probably
prove the practical demonstration
that viii set the ball rolling. ex-
pset TO be IN Washington. y. c.
about April s.
Mr.. Abbott stated that the an
nual convention 81 the National
Good Roads association. according
q his understanding. will be held
IN Portland from June Il 10 Il. and
that the convention will probably
mean something definite IN the
way Of good roads work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

An echo % q shooting aeraps On
Ma street. several weeks ago vas
foaxht out in Police Judge Cor
eons court Thursday afternoon.
SAMUEL Cassel. a grocery clerk. has
ben charged with a deadly assault
upon John Anderson Hla atm WIS
poof and the shot meant for An
esrson took effect In the ankle OF
Clifford savery. Of Green Lake. an
Innocent hyssahdaF. saveTY's con
aition was critical. bit he Is said 10
b much batter now lie will be
witness At the trial this after
noou. caazei ran after the shoot
ina and both he and Anderson we're
placed under arrest by Pairolman
Carleton.
The suit Tor damages 81 ] l
Kennedy against the Seattle Electric
company vas Thursday morning
dismissed. having been settled out
q court
TIE special commission Of city
officials and citizens appointed 10
take Nd the project Of constructing
q city hall and isIl with The fuhds
sstsa FOR the purpose. = 70 hold rs
Hrsi meeting At o'clock THURSDAY
evening Al the Chamber q Com
nsfea. Preliminary steps in the
Mnilners opening Saturday 18Th
Hanief 4 KHlaeer. t8fe - Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
WILL C0-0Pt RATE

ne Northwestern Steamship
,wapany Thursday announced It's
tsssrflaa Of cooperating With the
Nnfthern Commercial company N
tYansgoFtIax freight from Seattle
"a Yakon FiFsr points Secretary
rrsnhalm states That al arrange
rssnts l. that effect we're completed
TAarsaav. and through bills of lad
lax en- Be- IssaeI a. any true. The
eeean going steamships u the com
parry viii connect with those Of the
Nofsheru Commercial company Al
81 MlehasIa owing % the uuenr=
tainty q the fate af the company =
Steamer Tacoma. the officials are
rsw or thr lockout Tor another vsH-
SCI % taks hsr place. Ia ease aae is
rot aliawea 10 return - thia port
enaeF the American GaE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
At Ballard

Some time aEe some trouble arose
In the ballard Feed company Mrs
garrlgAn. who Is interested In the
company. claims that Mr Hansen.
who vas also a member Of the firm
sold some property and did not
turn in any of the money. suit
was brought against him aud ha
was tried Wednesday. and won
Thursday he l. going to take pos
session of the city dock. which he
says Is his There vii probably be
something doing At the city dock
at the time.
A building permit VAS issued thla
morning "a the Ballard Milling q
Manufacturing company for the
purpose Of putting up a new plant
on West Sixth avenue There has
been a small plant there for some
time. the land only being leased for
n short time
William Henry Dodd. age Il. died
at his home at Second avenue and
broadway Thursday morning n
5 40 o'clock tits death was caused
By BriRht.s disease. He leaves A
wife and boy Il years Of axe. lie
has been a resident 81 Ballard for
some time. but haa been working
aa abstract clerk IN the Arcade
building at Seattle. lie has n
brother who Is manager Of a saw
mill at Green Lake Although no
funeral arrangements have as vet
been made. they will In all praba
hIlify be held from Mayfield.a IN
dertakinR establishment on satur-
day
{. W. Cook. manager Of the Bal-
lard oyster house. will leave for
Portland this week. where he will
take charge Of a cafe. Cook Is a
trustee Of the Eagles and a mem
Der OF the Masonic lodge
Mrs Morrison Is being sued by F.
W Conn for giving poisoned meat
70 his dog. The trial was 10 have
taken place this morning. but the
Judge was late In getting down
and when he did come the lawyer
for the defendant wished a trial
By jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

-. first authentic advleea re
..al,s the position Of Tie steam
an Tacoma. at tie time Of her
-. IN ths Japanese was re
sssss9 hY the Officials IT the
S.stkwaafefn steamship company
S.taFsHay mofHlns
re- vessel Ms eaRtured IN a
..ssls4s condition If shakat1u
- which - situated II the
ls.. extremity II AniVa hay.
sz.ssl.en island Tho news VS.
80 b. Secretary j u. ftsh
N sf H. Northwestern Steam
50 company IN a telegram from
80 Secretary at state Ads by
-, aaeIsas n that effect we're
we'd tom the Japanese govern
g.. sssrstary Trenholm stated that
- an entertained q hope that The
- would ha restored 10 the
- Protests have been filed
IN he authorities In Washington
- - tba seizure IT the vessel By
-. - fspanase Mr Trenholm stat
= ~ tset h. vas nat u the opinion
81 tea Japanese prize court would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

&c. erabs ii8I.76: CLAIMS. open
shipment. ito. CLAIMS per sack
ll7E. oysters. Olympia. per sack.
s. 90. open bulk. per gallon.
tsa5. salmon. lee salmon
trout. iae. skinned perch.
tei shrlnpA SGioe. founders
Be herring &c. Holsters. i7aos
snaelt. &c. sturgeon. &c: black hasa
&c. haiibut. ed5e. perch. C.
Flsur.
Patent. per bbl. it7b: Crown.
tile. Minnesota hard wheat. 81.
Pnirbury. s. Pillsbury's Beet. s.;
standard Dakota. s. Olympic, It's:
Electric. TIT Holly. t47s. Golden
Northwest. tit. Electric Light
t7.aa. Gold Medal. sT.58s Top Notch.
it's. Centsnntals best. ttrs. Cold
drop. sS7s: Patent Excellent iA7S.
Novelty A. tt7s.
Cereal.
whoi. wheat les. per bale. t1tsi
whole wheat flour. per hbl. las.
fraham. per Dbl 81 per bale. &22s.
Dbl. 81. rye flour. per Dbl. 500.
rye meal. per bare. t1Ea. buekwheat
per bbl. 81. buekwheaL per bale.
taT8; corn meal les. per bale. e. 10:
per bbl. t3.7b. white corn
meal sos. -. bale. t2fo. rolled oats.
bhl.. S. G. Co. s67s. wheat flakes.
boz IS lbs. $40. farina. per Dbl.
1850; farina- io-lb. sacks. per bais,
81 hominy. large. per bbi. tITo;
homtnY. small. les bale. t2.eo; Holly
sslf=raisinK buekwheat. a6As. case.
IT'S. pearl barley. 25-th. boxes
sitos pearl barley. foe-lb sacks. 81.
split peas. fssoas. popcorn. per ewt.
ta.0o. cracked wheat. per bale. tg.e0.
H0nHN.
California strained per h. &c.
California sage. per IN. Ice: honey.
etxraet. per ID. T1sne. Oregon
grape cream. Ie-ease lots. s2se.
honey. Yakima. lives Cllfornia
Feeo.
oats. per ton. 3ain 81. bran. per
ton. f2fa22 barley. rolled. per ton.
tzehaHz7. feed wheat. per ton, 13s
u s.. dairy chop feed. per ton, &s2f
"a. OIL meal. per ton. $500 best
chop. t21u - whole corn. ton, t27u
per ton. J25Q2t.
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy.
SIS. alfalfa. tt2.6oa19. wheat
hay. SIS. Eastern Washington dou-
bic compressed. ST. Puget Sound
hay. SteQts.
Poultry Feed.
Oyster shells. leos. ton. 81. clam
shells. ICES. $40. bone meal. Ioos
ts2. gtauulated bones. zoos. So. ON
It's and bea 81 per ten higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt. tI4boQih;
aistke. choice. if7! white clover SIS
q - timothy, per cwt. Us
as. orchard grass. sii: red top. $50
10 English rye grass, IS; italian rye
grass. is bronze grass. ti5. tail
meadow cat grass tib. Kentucky
blue grass, sii, pasture mixture
uplnnds. Si04I7.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Reports for The star by W. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

matter viii be taken. the eommisz
SION balnk organized On a sats1AA
basis
me gasoline schooner barbara
4srn4tsr win san trum Seattle for
siberian points on AufH l. She etll
he the first hauuef ID leaFa Sc
attie fbr siberia this year The Fss-
sci as usual. VII take supplies 10
fhr aifferent trading stations II the
Northeastern siberian company. ON
8IH#hafkguK her cargo II tHe differ
emf stations. zhr viii return "a
Same. During the summer ahs will
BE- uas8 - tender. eaHHf ne the
freight ~ the Seattle Some steam
ers n the Northwestern Steamship
company q Siberia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
UPRISING Is sUppRessro

MANILA Nafsh s. asusfH N=
len. IN command If the fadHfHI
troops N saH1af. reports tn ara#=
iuE amuuH the Faitfamsa Is uaa Ws
def uesfraf control 4 majority #
the regulars WiH he Withdrawn.
Generals Alien and gafhstt are uaN
IN sHW4f comforting II regard II
the measures far the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
SUES FOR
$4,000

The suit Of George Nelse against
the Alaska Commercial company
for $500 damages alleged t. have
been suffered hv the plaintiff
through the negligence Of the DE-
PENDANT In employing a drunken
man % hoist cargo on the steamer
Bertha. vent "a the jury At noon
TharaAay Plaintiff claims that he
Lost his left les and received IN
ferhai injuries By being crushed
under some cargo which vas let
fall By the drunken man above.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
JOHN STUCK AGAIN

uorEtNsvuIE Ky. March q
The standard atl company has 8g=
saHtsa Judgment aHH Zines amount
HH a siaa Ga enc af a butch aF
II Indictment returned on a sharHe
IF astllaH 81 without license TIE
company contends that the payment
If ane fHa HiiH the rest ct the Ia
HIHtmHHHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
BRAINERD
AMBITIOUS
aoIroR OF TIE P.lls TRYING
HARD TO CIT APPOINTED
MEMBER or RAILROAD COW
MISSION

EmaIus Hmluerd. editor Of John
L Wilson's morning sheet. wants 10
be one Of washIugton'a railroad
commissioner.
Aud. If John L. has anything 70
say about #. Eraatua vii pull daWn
the luscious political plum
lnaHmueh a. Mf Wilson aud Gov
Mead rub toes in the Hame political
bed. brush their teeth With the
aama political toothbrush aud wipe
On the same political towel. there
seems 10 be- no reason 10 doubt that
Eraatuu will land
M. gentle eeadef EfaaluH II not
a railroad man All no knows about
the intricate science Of tfnuap0Ita=
ton Ia the art Of getting PASSES faf
himself and friends
lie probably doesn't know the IF
ference between differentiai and a
terminal rate. aud his attitude re
minds ono 81 the Young man from
Regduuk. who. when asked II he
knew how 10 play the violin. aalds
I duane / never tried II.
should Mister Efastaa nfalnera
b appoluted one ~ the three rail-
road commissioner. tho state may
not be especially advanced In prua-
psFitY. but the 7 / viii aid another
valuable member - is staff Of ekz
elusive correspondents at olympia.
Mister hruluerd rs said Ia be an1s
taus u secure the appointment and
& ably ehampioued by ek SENATOR
Wilaau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
pUoohLE TO MANAGE

HELLISGHAM. March sd. =
uuraale vas in this city iaat night
and an manage tho local baseball
team Of the four team league. COM
pHaeI Of Victoria. Everett neliluR-
ham and Vancouver He VIII begin
signing players at once. and hopes
to announce the makeup Of his
team in a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
NEW DEPOT FINISHED

For the first time this week Great
Northern trains have been running
into the heart of the city Of Van
eauver. Il. 9. The fine new brick
depot was completed last week. and
the first train on Monday morning
HaH greeted by yell uf applause
from = tarRe crowd R8fhsrsd - see
FHIH into fHs depot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
PERRY BOAT
LAUNCHED

BANGOR. Ne March e. =Feary' 8
arctic exploration steamship wa
successfully launched If L b this
afternoon II Is considered the best
equipped craft for the purpose ever
built II Is 4 three maated. sehaan-
efzfisged steamship With auxiliary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
DON'T WANT TO TALK

NEW YORK. March 2a-The
Ht-naanthly meeting OF the 18th
milan canal commission directors Of
me Panama Railroad company WIS
held today. No business Of import
aHcs was transacted. and none Of the
tafumiHafuuera cared 10 discuss the
letter 81 the president indofslug the
Recommendation Of Secretary Taft
for a change in the personnel Of the
,sgsuuagsaiou until such change il Hr-
ta4aIIv ordered The commissioners
aaly they will not make any state
faeut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
SEATTLE men
ARE NAMED

The slate for election Of officers
Of the Royal Areanum Of tho state
d az follows
Grand regent. E. s Bowie Ia,
coma. vice grand regent. ] T. Hng-
era. Everett grand secretary. T. A.
Parish. Seattle. grand treasurer. c.
q fsArued. Seattle
Parish will represent the state A.
tho supreme council in Atlantic
City in May
Tonight 20 candidates will be mi
tiated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
CONDITION DANCE R0US

Senator Van de yanter Ia again
sinking tie Is now threatened
with brain fever and his strength
has been UanlnK all through the
aaY DR.. Carroll IL in constant at
should brain fever SET
In. in fulfillment Of the present
symptoms. Dr. Carroll states the
sick man cannot survive more than
n-few hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
CRUSHED
TO DEATH

EVERETT. March et-tast nish,
,.sssx Fs4Hsv employed IN the pa
a. r.Ht was crushed under tim
- falling from ear. and died
-. ussfnIax. IL rs vel known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

r. Il. Ferree. the attorney who
was recently convicted under a
charge Of obtaining money under
false preteuaes through the clever
manipulation Of certain deeds, by
means Of notary seals and ensures.
was aeuieuced Thursday morning
10 so daYa In the county Jail b
Judge Griffin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
ASK FOR PARDON

A petition To Governor Mead
signed among others By ProBecut-
Ing Attorney Macintosh and by
Judge Griffin. the Judge who pre-
sided in tho case. l. being eifcu-
lated about the courthouse asking
for the pardon OF u r. McTavish.
the man who ate exhibit "A" fthe
alleged forged check in his recent
trial on charge of forgery. svmpaz
thy for tho devoted wife and the
baby -in-arms Of the prisoner. and
the fact that he did not secure any
money through his forKeriea.
prompt the petitioners to ask for
MeTaviah'a pardon.