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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

oRoURpHoo CAME OUT TO.
pAY-sAw sHApow-mEANs
BAp WEATHER

Back to bis hole for the ground
hos.
he came out today. saw his shad-
ow. and then very wisely returned
90 elk more weeks OF hibcrnatinn
under the sod
Means more bad weather. %
course. Had the sleepy specimen
of procino Inactivity been unable To
see his shadow. n would have been
different He would have taken a
long. pleasant stretch and re-
mained In the fresh air II would
have meant more good weather. ac-
cordiuR 20 the old legend
When he came out for the first
tao times this morning and made
bis regulation turn he saw no shad
ow. unless he bad an electric light
with him. bat the third time this
afternoon he had no difficulty la
distinguishing his double
nc went back diERuttod So to-
days bright sunlight only lnlt-
Gates a late spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
az O. l. DAVID
staff cerrsspoadsnt % The Star es
the v. s. 5. Grant

nAMFIELD. Vancouver Island
Feh THE woTk 81 recovering
bodies ia proNresaing Yvty SLOW IS
as The suFf 10 so hlEh vita even q
slight wind blowiuE A. prrsenf
there are probably is men an the
Beach. and bodies that wsfe buried
within the past week are being DTS.
interrwl aud brought 10 possible. a.
one polnt on The SHORE from where
IN fair weather they raD b. sent to
The waiting tugs There o. q routin-
sal hnfz % saws and ceaseiea8 hhm
mefinE on tho boat hers b. ear
peniera maklax fuugh beard cot.
fms Dor such bodies az are found
This moru.ng ! bad q long falk
wath Riehmond. MeWha ana Mauae.
~. che three cable operators who
crossed che trail from Bamneld "a
the Nalsncla wreck and they cor
rohorafe y p uunkeFs STORY Ia ev-
cry particular The trail ia an a..
most impaHaable auaEmire ~ mud
la which = man sinks io hts kuees 81
nearly every step and too much
credit ranuoi b. given. nor only 70
those brave men who made hrreu-
lean efforts % render assistance
huf 20 those who remained behind
working from e % 3s hours AZ a
timc Richmunda stoTY 81 the
wreck "a az follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
Master Of Steamer Queen Tells Inspectors Why
He Left Valencia Victims to Their Fate
-"0beyed Orders" He Said.

u was In AZ far as u was adj
visable 20 go towards tho beach"
Captain Cousins continued. 'as we
were on an unchartered district. and
aoundinga would not have been ~
any avail We we're 10 hopes tho
wind would moderate a small
boat would have never lived ia tho
surf"
inspectors whitney and Turner
announced today that they are
ready 10 take the testimony 81 any
and all Witnesses who dcare 20 Of
Ter evidence relating 90 The Valen-
ella wreck A communication 10 this
effect has been written 10 The Star,
which reads az follows
The local inspectors of steam
Ycase'a desire II 20 be generally
known that they viii take The testl-
mouy ~ any witnesses who may de-
sire 20 be heard In the Valencia
case"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
FINALLY
SETTLED

baicuny on the Inside court. sxrua-
ing herself ca account % lndiaposl.
ton.
= hope Yuu wont say that I'm
80 years old she iAuEhlnEiY said
"i'm married. that's ali there Is 80
The reporters offered fslicifagious
and received her thanks MiEncr
was congratulated. and. In reply
said he deemed himaem a moef for
tunafe young mAn The misunder
standing regarding the marriage
publicity was due. he said. 90 the In
tuation ~ Mira Mianer 20 keep the
fact from the public Tor ten days
or more. The couple have made no
plans for a trip AZ present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

where Do opened up a similar esiab-
uahmeut. which he BE- conducting at
the pfcsent time During the past
81 months Mauheim has been home
probably for or five times and %
is said. that upon BIS return 20 the
city a quarrel invariably cusued be-
tween him and bis wife
~ Be- ALEC said that Mannheim has
been attempting Tor tho past two
years to obtain a divorce from his
wife bui that she had fought him
az every turn an estimate 20 elG.-
600 o. given as the amount of moncy
which Mrs Maubcim has spent ln
order to prevent the divorce These
domestic troubles are now thought
10 be- the rause of the suicide there
being little doubt that the case was
one of suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

EXPOSURE
Or WHARTON, or FIRST ~ E. CHURCH, WILL SPEAK NEXT
SUNDAY UPON The ~RoTr gNNEss or THE SYSTEM" RE.
FERRNo TO VALENCIA INVESTIGATION

That Inspectors OF Hulls and Boil
ers whitney and Turner who are
investigating the Valencia wreck.
should themselves Dee subjected to a
riTid Investigation. is the opinion 81
Rev Fletcher T. Wharton, pastor
~ the First Methodist Episcopal
church. Since the fun news ~ the
disaster. Or Wharton has been con
slderahly wrought mp over what he
terms the apparent effort OF the i'm
spectora 90 clear themselves at any
cost.
Next Sunday morning Or Whar-
ton viii preach "A sermon on THE
Rottonucss Of the system The
discourse will deal largely with the
methods OF appointment Of inspect
ors who. because 81 their political
pull. or ability TO favor certain in
dlviduals and corporations, are al
lowed 20 occupy responsible posi-
tlons that require men Of absolute
integrity and ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

mon thing that as soon as the I'M
spoctors approve a steamers COM
p.oment OF men and equipment and
depart a number OF the crew are
discharged. and the craft departs
with insufficient hands TO properly
handle her Ia an accident such as
the Valencia experienced
II I understand rightly. Il IS
compulsory upon inspectors 20 see
90 Il that a ships complement Is
fun not only before but at the time
she ste8ms or sails from port From
nll reports. this provision OF ma
rire law De- being violated. The I'M
adequacy 81 the crew of the valen-
Ella 20 cope with the conditions that
arose when the Valencia struck the
rocks has been shown by the testi-
mony OF passengers and the men
themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
FOUND
Gull. TY

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2-Ths
jury last night returned a verdict
Of guilty IN the case OF William J..
Woodside and r. r. S. Schmidt,
charged with violating a federal
law Ia fitting out the ship Carmen-
eta on Illegal sealing expeditions.
The jury disagreed regarding Rob-
ert Tisen. a co-defendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
BOUND FOR
new CHIMES

Many prominent people were pas
aonrcrs lu the Minnesota. which left
port for the Orient last night Miss
Laura Willkous viii do missionary
work in China, with headquarters
at Shanghai Prof T.. G. Cooper
and wife are booked for Kohi where
they viii engage ia the uplifting Of
humanity
other pn. engorg are. ~ ~ PITT
and family, bound for lonak0ng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

Gus Rom, lust Out of Seattle General Hospital.
Leaves the Gas Turned On, and Then SwaI-
lows CarbOlic Acid.

e.s Rom a swcde ~ ST. whose
- : ia Mafyuille. Wash at
.'~sisd snlciie ai The berkeley
100 Occidental and Washington
rats thls morning he first drank
-.rAoht aeld and thcu turned on the
esm vas released from the Seat
~ Ceeafal hospital yesterday ara
s-.aan Il go. where he bad been
.,.faesl ior three weeks e. the re-
al AZ an operation performed by
~ A. gAnson The operation was
s-f.wiv successful and Rom ex
s-~sea satisfaction Over g. aad
s.smed 10 be- in Yofy soad spirits
Aneg p4ylng an expenses. De ltft
~ Aospllal with ahoa, $40 ON bis
pssson.
plsety o. Money.
liz seat % TIE Berkeley where
H. Paid Andrew ilntlom The pro-
sf..aor. faf one weeks rnam rent in
assaace Re was assigned "a ruum
Il ana soothing Was seen so heart
a Aim again antll this morning
TAs morning about . o'cloek
ilndblom had occasion 90 enter the
Nozi adloiulng M. u.s. and be i'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

CAN VOTE NOW

The city council last night. AZ n
special meeting. decided 90 give the
people chance 60 vote upon the
amendment 90 the city charter pro-
Ndiug that counciimen may be re-
moved from office by vote az any
time u De- now up 20 Comptroller
itipiinger 60 ascertain n the petit
lions have "a sufficient number %
signntere ~ legal voters. The COM
muulcaiieu cent 90 the council
cinnned that there we're 1.tS2 sign
80. while only 2.i0o are necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
MEADE FIRE
INVESTIGATION

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 9 Tho
board Of inquiry. appointed tu iuvea-
tirate the fire aboard The transport
Meade and the attendent deaths.
made q known This morning that
the fire apparatus on board was ia
good condition and every effort was
made % eKinFulsh the blaze Major
Dcyol. superintendent Of the trans
port service. admitted that The
Meade was not equipped with ap-
pnratus by which fire In the hold
could boz controlled from the engine
room Major Deyul insists there
was no lime aboard the transport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

NEW YORK. Feb. Wilson
HlEaer arrived al the YsFkes mas
aen Al noon In an electric cab. ar
empanied b. a Yaies. tso suit cases
al haf bon.
Moving inf uueried = newspn-
seF man
Yes. thia b. ny home nov. was
Ne seply Miner said he bad MOTH
as 70 as now and walked into TIE
house with an air % possession
Rev. tstliies today filed a certifi-
cate q TIE marriage. and Mrs
Nefkss Acknowledged 10 a number
q reporters that she ia now Mrs
auner Newspaper men wrre adj
slitei 70 fhs fifth ay. mansion aud
TIE bride talked 10 them from .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
OPENING DATE

Capt ] d Boyea. ~ the Volun-
teorn - America. has definitely fix
I'd che DATE OF opening the Home FOR
Working Girle as February A. Girls
wishing 20 secure rooms must APP
ply 20 Mrs Capt Watson not later
than "Wednesday of next week The
home is located At s07 sth av
The Volunteers will on Saturday
give away 10 the poor 81 the city
an the second hand clothing they
nov have on hand The hall NJ
iisA Second av 4 viii be- open
from 10 A. m until everything IL
guuc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
CHOKED To
DEATH

ole Holm, aged 90. died IN his
snack lat and Charles. at u 40 last
nltht from en- acute attack Of asth-
him.
A. 1870 Holm had "a violent at
laHh q saffocatiou. the second Of
~ night and HE partner ran out
amer an officer Pair0lmau May0a
tslfphnned Tor ~ Buckley The
ao.tnf was unable 10 respond. bur
instructed the officer 10 have fhe
man removed 10 the Wayslde hos.
piial and that be- would call AZ
safiF aa possible and attend h.m
4pe ambulance Was called and 4
alasi made Tor the hospital bat tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

ers. toak part Robbins said the op-
erniors had done go thcy could in
their offer 20 renew the present
ntaie ~ % base settlement on the
setting price now as they did two
years ago. BE declared $50 trust
could b. compared with that ~ the
wlHsfH
President Mitchell replied by say
iuN sii seems now that There i-
nofhnE left Tor zee Co do bat 10 rn
horne arid DO the best We can IL
EVERYONE the coming insufmuunt
ahin obstacles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
logan Finds Rops.

Logan arrived At the wreck some
time Tuesday night. and stumbled
over the rupo shot ashore ana a.
spon e. 81 VAS daylight followed IA
20 the edxe 20 the cliff Whsn the
people aboard saw him they simply
besamn frantic and saved every
ihlng they could lay their hands on
hc with Martin and Dayklu. Who
arrived Thar morning from Gle Osr
tried 90 pun = rope ashore. bat tho
Tine broke cutting OF all communi-
caiiou with the ship At ig o'clock
noon. Wednesday. the rmuks wark
tell and the after deck seemed 10
raise up and rluHo GA she foraaryi
deck IKE q pair ~ SCISSORS. and
Hlld over The huw into deep water
Logan told me there must have been
% ~ SO people on her uhen she
sent 60 pieces and the water was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
BUSINESS STUDENTS
ARE GIVEN PRIZES
sueeEssFuL COMPETITORS ARE REWARDED AT ELEvENrH
ANNUAL W. A. o. c.

Hardware company. rFof A. ~
NosieF ~ the university. ana Pro-
fessaF Wilson. president % the col
leEe. delivered addresses. The lat.
ter presented the diplomas
e. ! naEtey received the month.
~ honor piu Gold medals were
awarded 10 Miss Halcefu FOR schoi-
arrhip 20 Mr. Cufeit fuF rapid cal-
culntteus So Miss Swan. foF pgn'
naauship. and 60 Miss Molly Hook
for greatest speed upou the type.
writer.
This evening the annual ball vii
be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
SPENT $4,000 TO
PREVENT DIVORCE
MAS MANNHEIM. WHO COMMITTED SUICIDE AND WAS BURIED
TODAY SAID TO HAVE USED LARGE AMOUNT Of MONEY
TO PREVENT LEGAL SEPARATION FROM HER HUSBAND

The funeral Of Mrs Rachel Man
benz. $50 committed suicide yester-
Cay. TOOK place from she Ruuney-
Watson undertaking pariorH AZ
llfi9 this mUru.aK uncer the aus.
siees ~ a Jewish organization 0f
the city
The police have learned more
about the trouble between Mannheim
and his wife. which lead 70 tho aui-
eide. Mannheim waa once the pro-
prieior % a large dry goods store in
Ballard The building with Sos en-
Tire stock was completely destroyed
ly a fire a year and a half ago A.
mat time Mannheim stated that &C.
aas ihe fourth time be- had been
burned ogt
Immediately after the Ballard
IRE. Mannheim weut % Yakima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
Corporate Influence.

n am spending considerable time
investigating this affair said Or.
Wharton this morning "and ! find
that men OF mediocre merit are hold
ing responsible positions as in
spectors. As | understand it. the
present inspectors. Whitney and
Turner. owe their appointments not
10 any particular ability so much az
20 the fact that they have been ac-
cppinble to certain corporations
further understand that It Is CONF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

ne eleventh anniversary 81 the
wasonx ModeFn business College
sas eessbfatsd last evening In the
Ceiiihs tailainE and pfizss were
Aastrlhated 90 the SUCCESSFUL stu
Asrtn
A Arrs gathering Of friends uf
she Efa1ssatss attended Wagner 3
sfshsSfra Eappllsd Ire music. After
~ inyee4ggon ~ Rev George Rob-
~ caiFus. ffruf " T. Butler re-
sl<vsd the work q ths college. Miss
REAR Whitehead. % ire slufnni.
GsesE Beside. ists q ahacher'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
FEAR WRECK

The steamer Queen. Of the Pacific
Coast steamship company. arrived
this morning with - passengers
from san Francisco.
Seven passengers dlsembarked &c
Victoria Her list was light. owing
20 the reluctance OF passengers TO
travel by water since tho Valencia
horror.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

With such conditions surround
INK the granting 81 franchises 20
private corporations good service
would be assured. There would al
strength 90 bring any corporation
into line. ! ann opposed. and all
ways viii be- opposed. 60 any civic
legislation that VIII lu any way rob
the people. for the benefit 81 cor
poratlons. of any 81 their rights as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
PACKERS TRIAL

CHICAGO. Fch. a-Jesse Lyman.
president ~ tho glue company. was
called to the stand 90 testify in the
packorH case this morning Attor-
uev Morrison objected and the
whuio Secession WAS taken up lu "a
discussion az the admission of Iy-
maua testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
SAILINGPOSTPONED

WAsIuNdTON. - c.. rsb e.
ruou tho recommendation 90 Gcn-
crat Funston commanding the de-
pnrtmeut ~ California. the quarter
muster general has postponed the
sailing OF the transport Meade un-
On February no. SO the officers
baggago can be- dried out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
For Sake o. Children.

II want 90 see thoroughly compo-
tent inspectors I'm charge OF crafts
plying the high seas. II I send my
children aboard any vessel I want
go feel that / DO so with absolute
safety / can not do this when
steamships are allowed 90 leave
port after passing the inspection OF
men who owe their appointment 60
political Influence and the ala OF
friendly corporations.
Il shall explain my assertions in
detail sunday morning and { VIII
throw some liEht on certain coudi-
tions that are The quintessenco ~
puuidity.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
FAIL TO
AGREE ON TERMS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. FEB
Tho Interstate movement between
mine operators and miners was
unanimously voted disco we'd and
the convention adjourned sine die.
tNutANhpuLfH. FEB. The
joint conference ~ miners and OPP
orators today entered the Htormleat
session az itH existence There we're
two hours 81 dramatic direuft lon
during the morning iu which Floor
Leader Robbins for che operators.
and President Mitchell FOR the uin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
Franchise Grating.

Tn the matter ~ granting street
car franchises in the future / be-
lieve there should be inserted. in
every franchise. clauses which
would, IN the event 81 poor service.
give the people az opportunity Of
acquiring the lines covered by such
franchises and thereafter operat-
INK them under municipal control
u should be provided siao that Ia no
case should any value whatever be
attached 20 the franchise or priv
legc when the lines are 10 taken
over By the city Every franchise
should. 81 course. contain COM
mun-uHer clause
"a a matter % fact I believe
that an franchises for public utili-
ucH. whether they be for street
niiwuyH. gaa plants. electric light
plant or any other public service in
duHtries should be- 50 granted that
la the event 81 unsatisfactory serv-
Ice uf erorhitnnt rates the city
should have the privilege Of taking
the business over az price fixed
by a board Of arbitration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
Bamfield Man Says F. F. Bunker and His
Party Did All That Human Beings Gould Do.

continued on 20 the station. arriving
there Friday egeuiuE.
The Valencia struck lu the wurnt
puaaihle place, the cliffs rising per
pcndieularlY fruu the waters edge.
making II utterly Impossible %
climb them This mar AiiiHon and
the reHt ~ those people who are
rrtlcisiuK MF Bunker dont know
what they ara talkiuK about. FOR
b. dld the only thluK possible M
der the circumstances In Eosng IN
land for help The f,Feek fireman.
uho claims they asked Banker 90 re-
turn 10 the ufegk. did absolutely
nothing after tho party reached
shore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
salvor Arrives.

Captain Ferris and party. from
the salvOr. arrived from BamiIcld,
and the entire party. with tho cN-
capii0u Of McWha aud Mauacly. who
STAYED tO help recover bodies. start
ed back for Bamrcld Al raCheua
Lleutonauta Covoll aud whittier Of
the United States revenue cutter
Grant, with more operators. met
Bunker'e party They had clothing
and bandaeea and had prepared hot
soup Tor the utire party Who after
partahing OF these refreshments,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

Mrs D. = Holland who will make n
touY ~ The world Wa Suez canal.
iisef O G. Toby. who goes 10
Mauiia 90 assume the position 81
pavmnsier. u. O'uare and wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
-FOUR THOUSAND
HOMELESS

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. g.
n IS announced that the fire a.
Panama caused s'53p.0Q0 damages
ana rendered homeless 1000 people,
Including rs Americans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
RIPL|NCER is
ACAND|DAT
CHIEF COMPTROLLER CONSENTS TO ALLOW HIS NAME TO
CONE BEFORE THE REPus LcAH CITY CONVENTION ID

John RipllnFsr. city comptroller.
has, iu response 20 the urgent de-
munds % friends and OF members
u the republican party. consented
20 become candidate for the
waFofaity nomination az the hands
of ihs republican city convention.
4 have consented 20 become a
candidate" said Mr.. Rlplineer 20
The star this morning. because 80
many % ms friends have told me
That owe it % my party 10 DO so.
have uc desire 20 be mayor 81 se-
aitle. although appreciate the
honor an election thereto canfers
upon any man. Personally I should
much prefer 80 remain IN the office
~ city comptroller"
Asked regarding his views upon
matters ~ special interests 20 the
people ~ Seattle az the present
time. Mr upiinEer said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
COLD WEATHER

NEW YORK. Feb. "A cold
wave prevails throughout the east.
The thermometer a 30 degrees be-
low zero "a Moachan Lake, n. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

man died almost Immediately after
being placed ia the wagon.
Tho body was then taken 70 the
bonuey- Watson morgue. Holm has
a son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

mcdlaley detected the odor az rs.
Re attempted Co get into che p1oI
bJt without BuCccas. whorpupon Ge
sent Cor an officer who forced the
door
May Rsoere.
The man was unconscious. but a
heavy odor ~ escaping gas and an
empty caFholic acid bottle told the
tale Both ambulauces happened io
Do busy az the time. and the patrol
wANOn was summoned The man
was taken Ga the Wayaldo hospital
AZ noon TODAY che man was sfiil
unconscious and although his COM
dit.on o. extremely critical be has
slight chance az recovery.
Nothlng b known At the man save
that he stated that bis home Was in
Maryayille and thar be was unmar-
ricd iiis occupation De- not known
He stated yesterday 70 pr Janson
that he lniendsd Ga stay la Seattle
until such time as he would BE- able
tn work. bat asa not state the ma
ture Of bis work or whether he Ga.
tendei working here or outside An
examination ~ bis sffects revealed
nothing % the mans Identity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

citizens Likewise would be ops
posed to unjust treatment Of any
corporation or other Interest.
Municipal Ownership. e
r am in favor OF municipal owns
ershlp. I believe the city has dons
well IN acquiring ifs own electric
light plant and wafer system. 90
not believe. however that the time
has yet arrived for the building by
the city Of a street car system. u
would be unwiBe 20 incur the in
debtedneHH such o move would
make necessary. The time will
probably arrive when We viii want
"a take over the street car lines Of
this city. but I do not believe X n
here now. II, however. ] happened
20 be mayor Of this city when a
majority u the people believed
that the street car lines should be
owned aud operated hy Tho city I
would be their servant ~ bringing
about such n condition Of affairs.
Il believe the city under Mayor
Ballinger has seen good goyern-
ment, and just now ] cannot sea
wherein. II I were elected, any.
change for the better could be
made. would. however be ready
az an times 90 talk with delega-
tiona ~ citizens or with Individuals
who might have complaints 20 make
or who might come with SUCCESS
tlons as to the conduct Of city ar
fairs
Bound TO No One. IT
II I arm elected 70 the office %
mayer I will take Il with no pledge
made 90 any man. corporation or
element Of any sort whatsoever.
Mil be free TO act just as ! see fit
and just as l believe The majority
~ the people Of Seattle would de-
sire
IL o. understood that Mr.. Riplin-
ger viii 80 into the republican cons
ventieu as the only candidate for
the mayoralty. other aspirants
have withdrawn or win Withdraw
from the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

IN reply 20 question. Captain
Cousins said be was within n mile
OF tho shore. inside the ls-fathom
curve
iie made no attempt 10 send IN
small boats. be explained. az IL was
hia impression they could not have
gotten back. The boats could have
gone in" he said "but IN con-
auitation We had q was the unani-
nous opinion that lifeboat. while
% was possible 10 get in could
never live 90 the return 10 the seas
then running
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

tug steamed away
The witness said further that
when the Topeka reached the
Queen be waa instructed 10 get back
10 Victoria. take The passengers
aboard and proceed on his voyage