The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1903, Page 1

ONE CENT Tonight, en FORECAST K briak south, i teesh to Northern Pacific Bandits Who Are Said to Have Carried Away $5000 ought mile “UP AND MAI CLERK SHOT frelaht, whose engine was uncou, , e coupled into the rack overhead and run to Butte oo ne a reer) tomor- t_ winds, SEATTLE, Express Robbed Near Butte by 1 it was probably overlooked debr the car hae hot yet been th ugly searched. When the (rain was first stopped | the tratnmen offered resin veral — whe Division Bup: A posse was or there, headed by the sheriff jarted in pureutt Posses from * Deer Lodge penitentiary, with wodhounds, have gone to the scene Northern Parific offict reward of $8000 £ intendent Boyle wan and conviction Of the entire gang./on the train im one of the sleeping or $1000 for each one. The sey there were five robbers alte ere | er. ahead. eupioded with was blo to car wreek. turned their car. The mat! and one of them) wee taking intercepted a J DOAEFELLER OFFERED or } ous OBJEC ION MOUNT. NT. Ui y 1h ~Jodeph Young, a spectator tal- Law Because It Would Interfere ~ With Standard Oi! Graft My Approves Prospective ointment of Cortelyou to Cabinet Office INGTON, D. C.,, Feb. 1— mat of commerce bill be signed by President until Attorney General his approval upon it, probably be early next e President will then fm- PEMy appoint Secretary Cortel- 19 the new cabinet ponition, + » It. NOW aumatant seo~ Pie the president, will be bo] elyou's present pla be ment of Cortelyou is the fact that it meets the a oval of both parties, and " from by general Bie great abtiity and today the chaplain's was devoted almont coln ee report on the gen- adopted without committee on mer- and fisheries toda Aavorable report on the bill {o vessels operated by gas, 404 electric motors the reg- Row applicable to steam Senate an averse report Woday by the committee on Upon the neiination of With Frith’s wite. On going into his wite's bedroom, Se ae ry aad ®ay that the robbers obtained te sources. authoritatty $6000 in the safe was broken open, aenger threw once package of ainmen | © hd ran forward with a revoly raid to shoot through There ere conficting reper one of his own men the amount of money tak The messenger | in the durknems LATER—It tx wid not have | robbent obtained Other) larger safe > ed to b says that there Mefore the the express mes HONeY Het serious, cn ACCIDENTALLY KILLED — loarned that the tue The ractiontly wrecked who w lowing teams from this city and Gannivon to watch a jack rabbit hunt, was shot and killed accident- ally by « hunt out been by Oe man HE PLACE PROBABLY THE COUNCIL WILL TURN THE WORK OF LATE TAX ATTORNEY OVER To T CORPORATION COUNSEL ‘The office of special assessment tam attorney for the city, held by the late John W. Pratt, will probably ‘: ‘The done by Mr. it wntth his death recently, aw now contemplated, will be turned ever W the corporation counsel Counciiman James, chairman of the council committee on finance, | Stated this morning that he favored @ plan. “Mr. Pratt cleared up a greater ; Part of the business before hie death, | 1 might well be handled by the sounctl from this time Mr. James, “The orks | jon La with ber fath- of president the United MAY MARRY HER DRESDEN, Feb. 12-7 divorcee decree the crown! princess cannot ition of marriag: SSeese the recogn! or je under eo German lew. INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 12.—The closing armaments in the case against Dr, Alexander, charged with com- piicity in grave robbing, are in pro- oh re this afternoon. The general het in that the jury will disagree. TILTON TRIAL IS POSTPONED iiton for the Crum, the colored man selected by President Roorevelt to be collector of customs at Charleston, 8. C. The vote in committee war § to 7. Per- kins and Gallinger voted with the Democrats, This afternoon the sen- ate \s considering the Panama canal treaty. WAS SHOT BY PASSENGER @ marine engineer by the accidental Atacharge of in On 4 the tu Criiticum, February 1902, i suing the Stimson Mill company, owner of the boat, nad $10,000 dam- ages in Judge Morris’ department of rior court. Mein lain babes bie action for grow evn 4 yo; of one of @ party|easociation. A pleasant ever f wportemen, who, it le alleged, were) fun and fauen on the tug es passengers. ..' \aundry di The trial of Jam murder of L. A. Booth, been co tinued until tomorrow mornin, order that a return may be from the drawn Tuesday afternoon. The 11 jurymen who have been ac- cepted will remain in the custody of the superior court bailiffs until to- morrow morning LAUNDRY WORKERS GIVE A SMOKER Bewell Sander who was inj A amoker feattic Laundry Drivers’ Prot vers and their trineda, Frith then attempted to shoot the| held him three children, but one Williamm, an| and pulled a revolver from the dead he ran to Height'’s body WASHINGTON, GHOUL CASE: nd banquet was given fn the Kagiew’ hali last night by the lic was enoyed by the THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1903 who were ing steamer y t ' 4 Beattie-Hremerton route j going to the drydock to receive al- Plant of the Beattle Electric raph at 10 o'clook this morning, Fives inal at that time were 5 forced at thetr normal capacity. Native ‘ bs smoke consumer. _— NUISANCE CAN _ | sE ABATED Citizens Will Ste the Seattle Electric Company Ss in Case Smoke Ordin- ts Not Enforced ro rmrge Rie Re ae oo J “y oye made of the botlers to ~— ev aporat! capacity as wel the joad Sivek ines were carry- No further prosecutions agai smoke pulpances will be taken up the municipal court in the future unless le annoyed by tl smoke Will offer thelr testimony The normal capacity of the nse which to be tried. ao inet i nome power, On a annoyed by the emoke trom the wer the average evaporation street power plant are dete 24 horee power for the entire that the nulaanor shall be abated. hours, Durtng « ton of thie te claimed that theee are prew from 1 4. m. until 6 & m.. pared to prove that it is possible abate the nuisance, 6} pow Beatt Company, show that with referomce to the sine of the respect! plants the Beattle Blectrio Co: Tormal as well as when the carries no heavier load thab re ie ne Umes carried at the Diamond lee bie in the qnount Rtorage plant. amoke emitted from the stack, It A careful inspection has been made the emeke emitted from the plant pany, from a toxra| when the fires tthe oS Piant of the Diamond Ica £ capacity. The ice company has taken for the Star a! 45 oc) Races were being forced to thetr no & Smoke consumer In use, and nett s Dear Sir,—I wish to ® tion of granting an amended © to the Seattle Cataract ® company to compete for ness on ig terms with on the ques- and power franchise and power busi- le Electric Company, ® in this city. jeapectfully yours, etn City. yes” or “no;” sign your the blank lines; then cut Gierk of the City Council, [PUI out the blank apace name and write your address Cleveland, New York and else- re, DINNER TO EN. BOOTH WASHINGTON, D, C.,, Feb, 12.— Senator Hanna was the host at « dinner given at the Arlington last night in honor of General Wit liam Booth, founder and head of the Batvation Army, Senator Hanna is & personal friend of General Booth and has displayed a lively interest in the affair of the Salvation Army | Bt. Joseph, Mo. His voice trembled wince ite foundatlo For a number Of yours he has been # ilberal cone} aad his limbs wavered, His tnoreas- tributor to the organization's work the Weakness Is apparent, ROMB, Fev. 1.—The ati feels the effect of his indisposition Inet week. He briet Audience today to Bishop Burke of pope gave a very = em en aly, rs — th fm Tepeureary, ne il Ate On AN extensive weale for the £ 1 in distancing all of them ang! Mcepton at the Auditorium tonight ne all of thom ang, i honor of John Mitchell, president eneaped to the adjoining hill of the United Mine Workers of rei i The oe narica.”, Hel Mr, Mitchell the wan the | da: THE SEATTLE STAR. BAY CITY BURNED The sound BALLARD, toamer Bay City was afternoon m her way f ttle to the The biaze, the} Ballard. rigin of which ts att) unknown, wan | iscovered when the steamer wan off | » line of eached yesterday wan & thane of flu ‘ew were in imminent danger | 4 ne burned to death before the er could be beached at the en ce of the government canal Crow Are Baved There Capt. Campbell and the the only persons at he craft, were taken fromthe burn te manned in the jcinity, The steamer then burned o the water's edge When the fire was firnt t was thought that the ble 4 uickly be extinguished. Howe rapidly, and id be reached ate had been he Bay City was owned by been withdrawn from Olympia run to take the She was erations before taking the run, yer= Last kummer ahe steamer erday afternoon das an excurei t. during # part of the the bollers are nag forced to the me capacity of £000 horse | power, yet there t# no perceptible Gifference in the amount of smoke emitted from the stack AR eer, who is thoroughly farmiliar with the Electric company’s | plant, stated today that at timer during the dey the boilers are run at a load of from 2,000 to 2.400 horse | while the normal capacity ts} 1,000 horse power. “et make consumer they clatrn have installed in the plant ts even & partial success at such timer during the day, the smoke should be | consumed,” continued this engineer. | “Lf the company boilers carry 6,000) horse power, with their normal ca- ty of 3,000 horse power, the es-| mete must be made on a basis of | 13 pounds of water per horse power. if thie is true, the overload carried by the Diamond Ice and Storage Company plant is fully as great, yet there is practically no emission of @moke from the last named plant during the time the overload t car QUAY OWNS UP TO IT WAS TON, D. Feb, 12. Senator y admitted Unie morving | dence had been in correspon: with John D. Archbold of the Stand-_ ard Oll Company pending | anti-trust legisiation. Further than declined to discuss the mat- House of four rooma, on 22nd av- enue, close to East Jefferson, A BARGAIN. HERBERT 5. UPPER 10, 11 and 12 Scheverman Block. Firet avenue and Cherry street. that it will pay you to investigate. Worsted Trousers that have sold for 64 da $5 for $3.50. Wf, Don't miss one of our $7.50 Suits this week at aion of the legimiatu an elective instead of = ARSENA latter were valued T Only Paper tn Seattle That Dares to Print the News # # A VOL. 4. No. 30g 25 CENTS PER MONTH SENATE DEFEATS COMMISSION BILL vurned ont] House Is Not Yet Through With the Measure but Amends It Beyond Recognition —$—$$_—___ . vr The railroad w 4 for thin wer In the ser on the bill “d by # vote chnowledged the seasion to be the lative strength of the railroad and ce that body far an the they got infigured neon it eny ng clerk had fin ¢ was interrupted who offered an when the com take it provide for le, in which the an appointive itnelf to consider By viva vooe this ported progrens OLYMPIA, Feb. 12 as defeated and the ment providing that mbern of t should be of the dominan party curried, An arm making the commimioners subject to confirmation was declared carried without division, and thin was fur ther backed up with # provision thas the appointees could not enter upon their duties until so confirmed, mak ing uppointments between sessions two me ate late yesterday afte amendment eliminating which precludes « re ‘# acts by the commnanton every kind, Krag-5 and 1,000,000 rounds of smokeless powder. was valued at $406,600. rk on the part of tx of this city, rt, finally trol before buildings. While ing @ continuous was kept up by the explosions ammunition, and the flames lighted up the country for miles around 322 Boren avenue, ys to the police y. One t# his 12-year-old son, ther Claud yuchie. been missing since Mon- ROCK ISLAND, Til, Feb. 12 of the at $1,000,000 and included military equipments of |Garden Tools OF QUALITY Garden-time comes early in Washington. It’s not too s00n to begin thinking of garden making and of where you'll buy your Garden Tools. Of course, when you buy, you'll want quality; Rakes that break and Hoes that bend, don't pay. In Garden Tools and all other goods we pride ourselves on carrying only the best, and that at reasonable prices. Largest Steve House in the North. 0. W. Plutere Ansen-fiverytiieg Mein Gtore, First Ave. & Spring Ot 813 First Avenue Seuth. On the Home Stretch of Our Grand Removal Sale We can almost count the hours that will elapse before the great Dry Geode unity Comes to an end. The last day won't be by any means jeast in the matter of bargain giving, you can want te buy le marked at bargain prices that are lower than ever before. ‘t mine this chance; such another may never come to you, Des’ and don't put off buying until the last dey of the sale—when that time comes you may not be able to buy What you want, buying is s0 rap- id that what we may have lots of today may be gone tomorrow. BUY NOW. BARGAINS in Ribbons and Gloves BARGAINS in Dress Goods BARGAINS tn Coats and Suita, and Silke. BARGAINS tn Muslin Under- BARGAINS in Linens and wear. Bhertings. BARGAINS in Men's Furnish- BARGAINS tn Laces and Rib- ings. BARGAINS tn Women's Millin- dons BARGAINS tn Hosiery and ery. Underwear. BARGAINS in Art Goods, ete. Alf This Wee Adams &Blaacha 719 Second Ave., Hinckley Bik. Buy While Prices are Low *ebe Old Kentucky Whisky, per gallon Ol4 Kentucky Whisky, per bottle Old California Port Wine, per gallon Old California Port Wine, per botti Angostura Bitters, por WOtthe. cece cceeee sees Reduction on all Wines and Liququors In bulk or bottie. FREE DELIVERY. BRUNNER & CO. » 80¢, 502 Pike St. Tel, Main 1080. MURIATIC ACID—In Carboys, CAUSTIC SODA—In Drums, BLUBSTONB—In Barrels or Cars loadsa, CUTCH—IN Bales. Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. 627 First Avenue === in nee neaesnsnestenemiomtstetnieienenmese