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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
las. A. Moore Shows
That He Is Sincere

are ready To begin work as soon
a. You will let ~ Wu are hoping
% have a larEe part OF our system
ready for operation within r. year
The only thing that will delay
us ia the regarding OF Third aud
Fourth avenues We can construct
othcr portions Of our system while
thlH work rs being done We want
"a get fo work Immediately on the
tunnel under University street aud
the yiadugt tu Queen Anne hill An
other Yiadutt which We desire "a
construct Immediately iH the one gu
which No propose 90 brine the cars
out IT the tunnel down UniYsfHitY
street from Ninth avenue 90 First
avenue and thence Ga the union de
pct We will have stations at
about every two blocks on this via
duet. the object iu constructing Il
being To bring the Immense amount
Of traffic that viii come through the
tunnel 10 the center Of the city As
quickly az possible .
The committee vas ugreeahly
surprised Al the lIbernlity shown hy
Nj Moore az compared % the
overbsarlns and atinEY attitude that
has always characterized the seat
lie Electric company lie has of.
fered To allow a roadway fnr the
rity's use tn the tunnel which De
viii construct and numerous other
concessions with a freedom that Is
refrcshIng lie said he would BE-
glad u figure on any suggestion
that mlFht be made by the mem
beers OF the committee or city I'm.
ElneyF Thomson.
There Ia NO man Ia the city
whose advice We would more gladly
take In this matter than Mr.. Thorn.
sons" Dc said An We want is a
fair show. a franchise that Will give
us the same rights rs those grant
ed the Seattle Electric company
Moore has already Offered 20 Eiyf
transfers % an lines on q t=eeuf
ticket a reasonable accommodation
which the Seattle Eleetus company
has never beru willing ta give. II
will remain 60 be seen II the Sc
attic Electric company will take
transfers from the Moore system
when tie latter gets into operation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
HIS FAREWELL
ADDRESS

Or. II T. Titus. Who leaves On
Monday fuf Toledo. o. 70 take
charge u the national organ ~ the
socialist party. viii. tomorrow night
Ga the Auditorium hail. make hts
farewell address. explaining the raa-
sons that made him follower ~
Carl Marx and euumeratluE "a few
% the incidents of bis u years. 90
rcer ln Seattle
The efforts 90 Dr Titus 20 brlnk
about reforms ia taib ely have been
numerous and strenuous. though
ouentimea futile. and the recitation
of some ~ his more memorable eH-
srtIaua Rlll undoubtedly be 81 a
fcry aud sulphure order. aad high
d. interesting
It WAS the Seattle Electric COM
pauY Aa much aa any other monnp-
OILS tibet made Dr Titus a socialist
II was hurklug thia company and
other munupnllea. aH veil a. laws
which be believed to be unjust that
impreaed pf Titus with the utter
futIllty % changing present coudi-
tiuna through the medium u puiiti-
cal parties. aud placed him Ia the
ranks of the socialists.
pr Titus Vas a member ~ the
committee 81 100 that pat up Geo.
.. CuiteFIu In opposition % the late
judge iumra On a non partisan
ticket for the mayorallty. Ia an at
tempt to prevent tho grating OF
the franchise 10 the Seattle Electric
company. lie was also iuHffume nt-
al Ia framing the present city char
ter. Il was thought that the char
tor prohibited the granting % such
franchise. but the company won
out In flght taken 10 the supreme
court
aufnn 81 the hot times during the
period this franchise VAS under con-
alteration will BE- rccountea by Or.
TITUS Ia bis address tomorrow
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
ESCAPES
CONDEMNED

The Twentieth Century fire es-
cape on the Mansfield hotel must be
removed Fire Marshal Kellogg de-
clarea 1t To- be unsafe. and yestsr-
day notified the owner 20 apply
within five days for permit 70
replace the present device with lad
der escapes. II ". A. DOYLE. the
owner. does not comply. he will be
arrested.
Tho fire marshal O. also In a great
deal 81 trouble with other hotel
buildings. a short time ago he
condemned tho escapes IN use on
one 81 them with the idea Of COM
polling the owner TO replace them
with iron stairwnya Instead u do
ing that. the owner has gone ahead
without a permit and repaired tho
present escapes. which are even
now. according TO the fire marshal.
unsafe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
CHARGES ENGLAND WITH
INSPIRING REVOLUTION
REv w ALrxAHoRoFe SAYS rsG RECENT TROUBLE IN rus.
sN Is Due TO SECRET AGENTS WORKING ON TIE PEOPLE

of They belong 10 the prolefariat
aud represent lu no manner the
sentiment Of the peasant or middle
class
"Huabla la doing tho best she can
to govern her subjects properly
She has as good an emperor az
ever ruled an empire II must be
remembered thai the Russian PEG
pie are not the American people.
and require n different system Of
government with their customs
aud environments # 10 natural for
them to desire a strongly centralized
government Such reforms as are
needed Will be brought about as
soon ua the war problem Do solved.
Russia Will win that war. Just as
she has Huntched victory from eF=
efy othor adversary With which she
has come In contact She 10 a great
nation aud am glad 10 say that.
In spite Of certain forms ~ deHpgI
ian her people are not the victims
Of the money worship that now
eharueierixm the people Of this
country.
ne ~ FAA AtAAa. fA AhAAHNA A'fA
pie are patriotic They do not ~mtz
CRATE because there 81 room enough
FOR them In tuelT uwn land A. for
Father uop0n. who has been talked
Of 80 much. I believe that he iH a
priest imhued with "a desire 10 help
hiH people Re was used az tool.
however b. the dimurherH 81 Rus
aIa's peace. and Was led % eE-
tfemca % which be would not have
gone had he not been misled
GnrhY. the novelist is nlHo man
Of patriotic intention lie ia a
genius but also an extremist lie
Nas brought up without education.
aud hts lack Of broad training ia
responsible for his abnormal views
When that crowd 81 strikers
sent 10 the winter palace 20 see the
emperor they were Led ON by con
Hpiafora that knew that the EN-
peror pas AZ that time At Thafkoz
selu The mob grew frantic aud
rebrllluus and tho soldiers did IuHf
what the American military author.
itieH did under similar conditions In
eoloradp#Hhot them down"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

The terrorist Who threw the bomb
that killed Duke aerFiua In Moscow
yesterday has created for himself
no sympathy from tho Russians Who
live In Seattle The local represent.
ativeB of the eznr'H empire look az.
an tho assassin with the same Ire
that the American people displayed
toward the slayer of Mckinley, aud
although they have no particular
llking for the dead duke. they have
nothing but condemnation Tor the
eouapirat0rH responsible for his life
taking
REV v V. Alcxandroff. rector Of
the local Gresko HuHHlan church. r.
Of the opinion that emlsnarica Of
England are responsible FOR much Of
the discomfort that has been 70
meuted In tho Russian empire Said
he yesterday afternoon
"+rhc troubles that resulted in tho
killing Of serriuf are only super
fetal. and In my opinion largely
stirred up by agents Of Russia r.
arch enemy England The great
body Of the Russian people dcplafe
yesterday tragedy and have moth
ing but the aeYereat condemnation
for the men responsible for a.
Men such az SerRiua' slayer live
Ia every nation. and. contrary to
the impression Ia America. Ia no
larger numbers IN Russian than In
other countries Tho men really re-
spuualblo for these crimes have 10
interest ia the welfare % Russia
They desire only to destroy and are
a. willing 10 kin a good man rs a
bad They have not the courage 10
do the dnhtnrdiy acts themselves.
bat pick cat me poor victim OF a
fanatic 90 carry out their object
Such was the cas-" With the uu-
known man who threw the bomb
under tho carriage Of aerKiua. and
0ith RcalgoaE the halfzWitted tool
who shot Mckinley. one Of the best
men that ever lived
These asaHaslnu are the same In
the United States as "a Russia They
Ia no way represent the sentiment
~ the mass 81 people They are
dangerous but cannot be gotten rid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

TEN they can be safely branded az
tools ot the Seattle Electric rom.
puny
There seems To be an impress
sion In the public mind. said Nj
Moore. that / ann not acting in
good faith IN aHkius for this fran
ehise / want 90 tell YOU In the
beginning that am Some per
sons seem to think that | am ask
INK for the franchise 10 compel the
seattle Electric company 20 build
certain lines others that am do
ing IL In order 10 hand over the
franchise when procured "a that
company. while others suspect that
/ will sell out to the Seattle Electric
company
There Is absolutely no founda-
ton for any OF these fears Prvsi=
dent Enrth. Of the Seattle Electric
company. will himself tell YOU Ho.
believe Il IS our intention O.
compete as little as possible with
the Seattle Electric company We
believe that there Is ample room
for US both. and that the coustrue-
ton 81 our lines will not take "a 3
cent ulcce Of business from the Sc
attic Electric company
THE FACT Is THAT THE
CITY is GROWING MUCH FAST
Err THAN THE SEATTLE Flee
TRIO COMPANY Is AID A
LARGE AMOUN or ADDITIONAL
CAPITAL Is REQUIRED To MEET
THE DEMAND FOR HErrER IA
ClLtTIES We have that capital
We figure that Seattle will haFe
population OF 800. 1000 in five years
and that the time tu get a fran
ehlse and 90 construct n street car
system To meet the demands II
this rapid growth IL the present
our object Is To furnish rapid tran
SIT 20 the people OF Seattle. and we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
IS
ACQUITTED
JOHN PRICE. ACCUSED OF
DOUBLE MURDER. rs FOUND
NOT GUILTY AT EVERETT
Especial te The star.)

EVERETT wash. Feb. ls.-At
midnight a verdict % not guilty wac
returned In the ease Of Johnnie
Price. the Indian charged Sith the
murder % his son and daughter in
Law
The trial cost the county $500.
One witness has been la jail nine
months He gets S5fs in witness
fees. AL the witnesses Wero lndl-
ans. and the majority OF them fear
ed 90 testify against Price. Who
threatened 70 kin them.
Price g. a bad man and believed
by the authorities TO have commit
ted several murdsrB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
DENIED DIVORCE

Superior Judge Griffin this morn
Ing denied the application Of Mrs..
Mary Harrington for divorce from
hsr husband. John Horfingioa. She
alleged desertlun. bat she admitted
that they had parted b. agreement
and the divorce was prearrnuErd
Mrs Harrington has been divorced
from "a former husband. whose name
She wished to resume II the court
aFaIa freed her from matrimonial
bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
WILL BE
GRAN TED
CORPORATIONS COMMITTEE
DECIDED TO REPORT FAVOR.
ABLY ON scent GAS
FRANCHISE

The American Improvement COM
rauFa gas franchise was approved
rs the corporations committee yes
terdaY afternoon Hnd viii 60 to the
council within a week or two with
the recommendation u the COM
mIttss that IL be granted.
The franchise ns now framed has
far more provisions Tor the protee-
ton OF the public than any other
local franchise. At the same time be-
lnE sufficiently liberal - allow II
the new com panY'a offering strong
competition o. the present monopoly.
There was q tendency on the part
81 several - the members Co unduly
load up the franchise with re-
strictIvc clauses. but finally rea-
aonabIe agreement Was reached
Mullen said that II the company
aaa given franchise az all Il
should be sufficiently liberal 70 al
low Of It's competing with the pres
ent company on equal terms he
also took occasion To remark thai
gas bills Ia this city are not lower
than they were % year ago. before
the present 81 rate went into effect
This. IL was explained. vas due e.
the fact that the gas Is delivered
under excessive pressure and is II
poor quality The new company
agrees 20 furnish gas of 25-esndis
power.
The committee yesterday dis
eussed means Of appointing gas
Inspector 70 inspect the quality II
zas Furnished by both eompanieH
| Councilman Murphy. several months
ego. introduced measure PROVIDING
/ FOR the appointment ~ an Inspector
but the corporations committee has
never acted upon H.. There iH SOME
question aa % whether the salary II
| the official shall be provided by the
| companies. a. is now the case with
| the city franchise Inspector. or shall
be paid BY the city.
The American Improvement com
| nany'a franchise az now framed pro-
/ videa for q maximum rate Of e
/ cents per ! 900 cubic feet for both
| Illuminating and fuel gas, the cts
being supplied with the niumiuaHi
/ at the rate of 20 cents The fran
chlse ia for term ~ 30 years. ths
city having the option % purchasing
Il Co.. 20 years at an Appraised valua
ton The company Is com pellet
within eight months after the nc.
eeptaHrc Of It's franchise 90 beEir
work and 10 complete the countrur.
ton of so miles of distributing main.
By December. 1907.
After the completion n this w0rl
gas must be furnished to any Il
buildings situated within 90 acres q
reasonably compact territory upaf
the written application Of the own
era The company iH compelled e
put up a cash bond Of s. 600 as aoof
az the franchise ordinance is passed
to be forfeited n the company fail
to take the franchise within so days
To insure the carrying out 81 all thi
! provisions Of the franchise the com
ranv is compelled % put up cast
:. bond u $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
DIVORCE GRIND

The following default divorces
Ncrc granted by Superior Judge
Griffin this morning Mrs Sarah
Wilson from Edward Wilson. ON
ground Of drunkenness aud non
support. Mrs Jennie Nandeputtr
from octave Vandeputte. on ground
Of non support. Mrs. olive Etults
from John Stults. non support aud
denertinn. Mrs Rose Pointer from
J. a. Pointer. on ground % deaer-
ton and non support. Mrs Agnes
Raymond from Henry Raymond. on
ground Of support; Mrs Hilre
Potter from Constant Potter, on
ground Of non support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
MUST PAi SIS

Elmer Ice clifford was awarded
f75 damages Tor Illegal arrest,
against former city Detective a. g.
Lane by Superior Judge Griffin. yea-
terday. clifford sued 90 recover
$1,000. claiming that Lane arrested
him without cause last March and
forced him 10 stay Ia jail six hours.
Lane did not appear 10 defend the
case. The costs Of the suit were
also taxed against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
Try 1T AT MY EXPENSE.

There Is cure Tor every WAX or
wufu-Cut man who will write o. mr
for mE new and Free combination
treatment { firmly guarantee e. quick
Is aud permanently bring Yuu hack the
Jos and comfort of manly strength. !
or What first caused thr weakness
n whether sickness lHfurH4 excuses uf
misuse. With fhia wonderful new rem
ely I reHcur mon FROM almost hope
LEES stages. aud RESTORE them Ia ViEur
potency and power So UuieAl1 and uer'
fectlf that thr weakness never again
returns. To prove that thlH q aN true
I viii send 10 vyury HufteflaE man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
CANNOT DOWN
ROOSEVELT
nv seripps News Assno

WASHINGTON. u. q. Feb Is
Representative uafiholdt 81 ~
Louie. called a. the White Houae
this morning and introduced Payne
Davis. "a Distinguished authority on
international law ON leaving they
said President Roosevelt would ~
Tho ueHt meeting Of The Hague con g
ference present for the cuaHiiefa-
tiuu - the powers general afbltfa
ton treaty containing Substantially
the terms hiab the senate rejected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
ANTOINE FINED

Antoine stander was fined g. yes
tefday in the municipal court for
assault and battery. lie got into an
argument with II. HarmeYcr over
who owned the Rleheiieu restaurant.
last November ISLANDERS line OF
verbal argument ran out and he hit
Harmeyer IN order 10 impress him
more strongly. His arrest and con
vletion followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
GOV. MEAD SIGNS
4 PARDON
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
Olympia, Wash.

OLYMPIA. Wash. Feb. 1s.-tioY-
eruor Mead signed his first pardon
today. A. n result Carmlne Pet
tlnato, a paroled prisoner. iB now q
free man
Pettiuato was sentenced In 1902
for an unnatural crime Since hts
parole he has married the yuunr
woman who caused his arrest and
has led an exemplary life In spo-
kane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
HAS NO MONEY

The asphalt paving Of a new dis
trict including Bellevue and ndla-
cent streets. WIS filed with the
council yesterday. As the city has
already ordered paving Jobs which
will consume all the money In the
general fund laid aside Tor paying
the gItyu share Of such work, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

"A. Moore swept away all doubt
which may have existed In the
minds II the members OF the coun-
ell as 10 the geuuiuencss OF his
proposal to construct a great and
new street railway system Tor Sc
attic when he appeared before the
corporations committee yesterday
afternoon. The sincerity Of his dee
laratlous was evident. and u any
members OF the council. through in
direction or ehicanerN attempt TO
block Moorc's biz plan TO give Sc
attic an uneXcelled street car sys-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
ACCUSE THEIR
GOVERNOR

CiLkRLEsToS. ". Va. Feb Is
Charge Of official corruption wers
made on tho floor OF the state sen-
ate today against Governor White
and Governor elect Dawson. A sen
tts committee was appointed to In
teaiiEatc the charges
Among the accusations made
against Governor White vas one
thnt h. had appointed the secretary
~ state FOR consideration. this con-
alteration being an agreement Of the
arpoiutee % split the fees Of his
office with the governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

Information was filed in the su-
perior court this morning formally
charging Napoleon Campbell with
murder In the first degree for XIII
inE his sOu-in-l law. James Bourgette.
on February 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
DOCTOR GOES
FREE
ny acrlrns Nsws As.nl

NEW LONDON. Mo Feb IA
Tho Jury this morning In the case
% ur r. J. Watson. charged with
tho murder Of his 4ifo. returned a
verdict u not guilty.
Watson was accused 81 poisoning
his Wlfc In order 10 secure the ia
auranee ca her nfe carried IN his "a
vor. Watson II wealthy and very
prom uent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

neN district cannot be paved unless
the property owners agree 20 pay
that part II the cost usually paid
BY the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
Old Men
Middle Aged Men
Young Men
ARE YOU WEAK, WORN OUT,
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STRuNGf

n So. Ny Newly Discovered Philip
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

MS ExsLASs MS PLANS TO The CORPORATIONS COMMIT.
TEE OF The CITY COUNCIL IN 4 WAY THAT LEAVES NO
aoos Foe oousrlNe THAT nc CAN MAKE GOOD ON AL
PROMISES HAS MADE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
500 REWARD, 500

Tho readers = this paper will BE-
pleased Co learn that there Ie Ht least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 60 cure So e. lta stage. and
that BE- Gatarfh Hairs tafnrrh Cure
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THE medical fraternity fatarrh being
a constitutional disease. requires a
constitutional treatment HalEH Ca
taffh core 81 taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood ard mucous
surface ~ the system thereby de-
ntroyiHE the foundation ~ the disease.
ard giving the patient strength hN
building up the constitution and as
HiatlnF nature In doing It's work The
pruprieturH have 80 much faith IN ita
curative powers that they offer one
Hundred Dollars Tor any case that IL
maniala
Address +. J. CHENEY & CO. To-
ledn %
sold hy all Druggists Tsc
Take Halis Family Pills Tor censti.
patton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

GARLAND GAS RAN GEES
Arc Durable an be wished
''Ans' Gan ''a GEO II wooDHousE CO. 1905 Second Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

literary aud musical meeting
VII be hgia "a Hen uur hall corner
Smith avenue and Nealrf way. sun
day. February ~. az SO T.. M uu-
der The auspices Of the sons 81 Zion.
Of Seattle The young and famous
Zion Ht orator and principal Of the
local Hebrew Free school viii ad-
dHsas the meeting Piano and violin
aaIoH wul be given hy NiEs Ray
Levy aud II ZeIve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

NEW YORK. Feb. is.-Geo. II
Wood hAb been arrested. lie Is suH-
llamH. a WatchuuE y J.. grocer.
Williams vas found dead 10 a
sleigh several miles from bis home.
lie had agreed 10 drive a atranE-
er 90 the Pollock farm. Wood Is a
grandson % the PoIiocks lie ad-
mit having been ia the vicinity.
but claims he can remember moth
INK % what happened from the time
~ hts arrival la Watching unta he
found himself ia New YORK again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
He Wo Chinese MsdIclns Ca

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