The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1903, Page 1

one CENT THE S ATT: te fresh eoutheastert a ~ §KATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, VE ME : T= Oaly Paper tn Seattle That ates to Print the News # A A BENSON HAS BAD RECORD WEATHER FOR CONGRESS THistilyoe| viogical summary &| the month of February tinued Mention Director Hulisbury Mate vane and four seamen were lost in the wreck of the bark Alex MeNeii on Protas reef Jan }, according to the fall # dimaster which wae brow ries of Both Houses Thron -More Than One and One-Half Billion Dollars Appropriatd _ |':,."!"0" pie ine epee --- Speaker Henderson Cheered scl unage sae Seth te eee aoe heard of Chem. i th 1806 wh Two boats were wreeked before on preciplts [they could be launched, The cutter! at year during 4 ee tie! f Outlaw Said to Have Escaped From Joliet Where He Was Serving Sentence for Mnrder--Sheriff Mills Has Double Guards on All Roads and Bridges precipitation during the omth of but 1.46 inches Th all records since the @ ent of Che office in Ikv for thy ON, D.C. March 4) wae carried by a vive ¥ | Cochrane demand St visitore, the greater | Hochrene demanded yea #teternent In which he reviews the! was broken and the crew remained) th there waa a pre he inet congress and saye jon the wreck five days fatng it. Then) ou ed & port the | th pulled to the wreck ity only MPLA, Mare Sheriff Mills ing wae Benson and from later ine - yo ar By the Covhea: my mM ona panned ‘bet few | chine 4 jaah where t month when bears deg tome as " - t he formation is equally certain that the " te aallertes were| Hintee from Republicans and @ul- importance, They re- | eral In the meantime infall, They m this afternoon ta! } certa has gone in « northerly di- fhe, sera’ levies greeted those who arose to be! pudiated party pledges and tailed 5 On the vered that Christ Benson, | through th and is probably heading for counted, but there were not a eum. /pase effective trust lewtstatio: the outlaw and murderer of Deputy | day ne wae te Pierce county. \te jont number to demand a new roll| made no attemnt : jong criminal] Tt ¢ county Henson is well aequainted about + chairman of the h Pelte of Sheriff Morrell, has a jong criminal ‘ ‘s ites, offered | “= demanded by the | parien, heaides thede of sew hunt in Oe Elum and Etiensburg and it roet of the appens| Reprepentatives Groavener, Payne | merce con eral other vesweis record, » 2 ible he is making one of — jand Richardson were appointed to] of Philip P Alwo that ~ hed- According to the sheriff's informa eriff is confident of captur- - Mattyones | RSE WIth Renators Allison and Jones| they deprived the people of three he ster > enahone pa ate tion Benson escaped £ he 1; | ing the murderer within 48} de ut Rainier, Tr OF the Renatorial committee to wait | territories of the right of statehood | flay ¢ hardships priv tentiary at Jc IN., where he was die & minal! town op the Northern Pac | » the president, who arrived at whieh they were fully entitied to. 7 . woe serving & seven-year sente on cifie railroad, abou c room in the senate Wing at 10 vchook, - d ad op by n Harwagiat ye Were partially cloud murder. Me is also #nid to | OLYMPIA, March 4—All of the] of Tacoma i there were but 6 totally ch criminal record in Wisconsin, Mon. | information Public sefitiment tn Olymple stil and notify him that steamer which landed Uhe castaways: Patan Swe S| AD OURNMENT. \5 stan Ped erage maximum tem tana and Idabo. 5 | Bheriff Mille poi han and ac n day and bight Speaker Henderson re-ente: and After his escape from Joliet Ben-| that Outlaw *# the departure of a onal | took the gavel annon. Seeaiersseeseeel ire during the month wae Bo is waid to have come to this! Plerce county, if, indeed, i* net) to take part in the man hunt. It te ae bin noneeets, cine | wan the Signal fy WasninaTon, DC. March | MA. DE LONG FILES the average ast &hd was arrested in Tacoma y within tte borders. very certain that if Henson is over- | Wean temperature 40.3 de ‘The suspect arrested yesterday at|taken by any of the Olympia men Fabrenneit. The lowen Bima, a small town about 26 miles | who are hunting for him he will be sheriff today gave out the fot-| from here to the westward, proved | shot down without parley. ‘orrect description | himaelf to be an inoffensive hobo. the appropriations | The Democrats contented themsetves |" % Speaker Hender ve S. HA the approve! of Doth with hand clapping > ton of Benson, He | / When the applause had subsided SUNDRY Bi. pei ya ayo ry gd pte s | was held at until the arrival fagiplebent te oe che he Sa anemia pean We Will amendinent, Meanage exe - wror Co wth well acquainted me ele =” hgh was given bis liberty sou: vet de the Phillp=| the bouse “ APPROPR. signers are L | oa } “ ‘—o by wnen- on the work performed. / lKnapm Alex ’ = 4| ley’ arrival, then spoke on the ee ; ; | Bredes, Fxch qualified for the full Tk be ue| A telephone mensage was received sd thur been offtcially WASHINGTON, D. C, March 4 | 20894 Superior Judge Bell ap- loveralin that are too short for Wy m, |iast night from Francis, & mali ol AF TERMA TH ‘The sundry civil bill now tn. the | PrUved the bend Weare a soft shirt |town near Bouth Bend, giving the | Bie . i demonstration. Republicans applaud ‘The house wae declared adjour 4 served 10 days for @ petty of- joined in, As ! continued the Repub. d cheered vociferounty, | Patriotic songs and HIS BAIL BOND WwW. W_ De hao remident of the We wero on the lth day of month. w and — Move Aboot ats feeunée Sahete eee D. Smith, a tearster, pleaded ree! it Vensel, 199,000; ase. mlity before Justice Cann thin Serie: Alaskan exhibit at et bow ia | MOTRIN to a charge of ecrucity te 000; relief of natives of st He was accused by Hu-| MANY COLLISIONS OCCUR AND € and &8t. Meer John Vaupell ef driv- SAU: protection of banners oe hore. A'fine of 86 and| SEVERAL PEOPLE ARE SERI- Outlaw Benson. mentioned in the official desori of the murderer. An officer left . guards on 9) | Pinel thie morning, wut itt not|@® EVERYTHING the man under R THE POPE’ $ \"a2scz nen oe have Bees TS the senate adjourned ai noon ta tive ing, Rieh- De Long has been in the nominal) , inf tion that a man had been ar- 2 ae oe of the president contains the | cumtody of the sherifl nearly two} | | OLYMPIA, March 4—11 9, m—At) rested there on suspicion, The mee- | point @ tng iene of interest to Puget wered March 10 to ‘Was * hoarse that be sound residents. weeks, but being i), was not taken 10:30 o'clock this morning, Bheriff | PAge stated that the man gnawers | BF TitinenillSisiads, — Ss tas to jolt © arrested. . | the description of Benson with the 104-106 heard. oat ement © ‘acoma harbor, hen arrente a lk Mills returned to Olympia and re-| sineie exception that he has a sear } a Portement, | .WABHINGTON, D. ¢. March «— | {108,6) Improvement of MoNett'x TEAMSTER FINED ported that there t# still no trace of| on the side of his neck, which ts First Ave. Sosth 8. @f which were had yee- He han placed doub m resigns | backing of nearly every ot A $7,000; exclusion of Cn. | SO Was linposed. OUSLY INJURED IN congreeman as well Se a ampunie utiles apent the greater part of yee- Henderson dent's triendentp hoy ‘an 20, Improving mouth of NEW York aay in the vicinity of Lake View. J. ARONSO Sas speaker, it having be-| Representative Underwood of Ala. cagmbia, continuing contracts, pertows collisions that the Democrats) bama, after a conference with 91,000,000: Incidental a traveling the usual courtesy = It! resentative awe ‘ats thee, ae department of jus- are the result © tory about old Fort Nisqually and|® phones, Sunset, Pink 1751; In- CITY LAW ON - Sheriff Mills is poultive that the) GAMBLING §) rieve 4 in Brooklyn, occur ROME, March 4.—The fatigue @t-| man seen at Sherlock Monday even- tendant on yesterday's function has) Richardaor a4 | EA § RIKE : confined the pope to his bed today | : with Intestinal troubles, Bishog ag : have been in Rome for sume time ox ages = —_ or two suburban | past, have been unable to obtain an) trains crashed together and) interview, owing to Pope Leo's com- chance for the purpose of e me oe Mh ay . owing ve 7" ning or securing money. by peversl ores eeate ‘oniaed dition. a ‘Two Hoboken Ordinance No. 467—Who- Dunne and Hoban, although they Pinyed with cards, a oF any device of whateoe Gi Mt the foot of Barclay street. Thy | ike ther ae of both boats were emashed | wt he tna hee the bow of one crushed tn to the | x compartment. Though beth | nature herein mentioned, for ere crowded with passengers, | he one was injured. i or whosoever shall have Mlognecr'y, coats belonging to ine THE NEWS Ais pwsawasion to be used for i dendent, 1751, Free delivery. DO YOU the Teer of gambling or winning money by chance, any gaming device whatever. shall @ilne*siests NO Secidente on x That you can pay $5.00 for your Derby Hat and get no 4 ack ee tend, & Gee of net ~ Bn ang wy tae Tenens coumten,| than we are showing at $3.50? Our $2.50 Derby, same gr this | strikers want 33 per day of yr ny We ph ME meoeding nix Eco eM Mele which ace | 88 the $3.00 sold elsewhere. Latest blocks now in. 4 hours, They are now getting , rived from Bkagway thie morning for 16 hours, Six smaller to stand by the Bolly Spring. who recently errived | ADAMS & Za El i { ports that he met several men just CHIEF SULLIVAN AT isis rein ie Finn “aay. A IS who confirm the news of the big tne stampede to the Tanana har VERY NEAR-SIGHTED ——— | et Curie yang danereed, The CLOTHIERS ead FURNISHERS can’ Sit Ione temight with | have beet used In outtitting pros-| 299 Second Ave, Hinckley Bik, Gone ouT eearncn Pox the Beattie Cat-| pecting parties. In or ER ROOMS ON FIRST AVENUE the Brattle Man-| Be iS yireen on SOUTH, BUT CANNOT . te conmid » bringing engers, of egg vag 3 A amendments to the he pt eee eee tet. he stated that he id chowe itaract company's franchise.) Wort M rom arrest the men pote ate pn ae Qemmittee held an executive consigned to Han Francisco. Peveral days ago, and prec-| She brought a consignment of @ecided upon several proposi-| mall from Nome and 8t. Michael, would make to the Cataract rooms over the Seattle bar or over y. These will tonight-be| PORCH CAVED IN the Snohomish, he stated that he had ted to the Cataract company | Jane Ward, nee Netid, te guing A on. Fepiresentatives of the Man-|Hinkleman for $11,000 for alieged Chief Buttjvan decided that he Ameociation with wi personal injuries, in Judge Morris’ wll atiow an to effecting 4 compromise on department of the superior court, to- amentinents desianed day. The plaintitt Same aw white Cataract yor. | standing en the porch of a house vt Mcompete with the eattc a the defendant, se Sua t ructure gave Way am we | op ge Pes [mpaes nen | her to fall a distance of eight fest. | upon the Cataract company | | the counctimen believe wil be to ite detriment, but will By a very advantageous purchase our already large stock of Mantels and Fixtures has been greatly augment- ed. Ina few days this immense stock will be placed on sale at prices which will appeal most strongly to the home owner or prospective builder, Watch our daily an- nouncements, VESSELS Topcoats Slot Machines are mot ~2 i089 i. iin wiih, f! U, 1LES@ Piper (Uo: uy , Main Store, 1021-1023 First Ave, N. W. Fixcure Annex, Everything Electrical, 313 1st av. 8. Largest Stove House in the N orthtwest. SEATTLE CAR LINE West Seattle) P. J. Donohoe, i the Beattie Ree. hon agpana Inchmario, days to Boston; German steamer ister Petersen, 16 days from many illusions that chines closed. He should have com- to New York; British eteam- Sullivan from time to repel We have some It Owrti 5 Mevaneneet, Surisle. a7 of the swellest new st 10 per, cent. arrived Top Coats imagin- Pris days trom Bareew te| | ble. and the French ship i Fomor i from: ther Sulposane Rew ‘Hoven Britton tou e err leven, steamer Loch- oles on entirely. Wood. 20 days from Norfolk to Aal- to the " a Britieh steamer Ul~ ae abot themachines whieh ys out to Ht. John's, N. F., bEER EE BARGAINS! Buch ae you have seldom if ever before seen are in evidence in all WIFE VISITS te Hiobait ure Sil por ent oe cage tbe ipseermnes so MURERER Ee acces ts : | ¥,B eis Co The Great Fire Sale jon ia per cent. HAMILTON, Ohio, March 4 ’ of part of the $160,000 stock of Saks Bros. Water Dama e See Seren by FISHERMEN ON dise in the principal attraction that draws the crowdee ne ea tinh arnt tem] WAY TO ALASKA Small er, cam coma ay oe have, never tought such “Ans at +8 i i & i ' A ii EE 2 stocks we can candidly aay We have never bought such AN IM- 1 MENSE STOCK at SUCH a LOW FIGURE. — Consequently, we , icnting. CONFIDENTLY SAY, IF LOOKING FOR BARGAINS in| DRY Fhe stoame James Dollat arrived GOODS come to The Leader and you will not be disappointed, Sale nh ek nae Pa mn Francieca this morning. from § a. m. to @ p,m. but come in the forenoon, if possible, and irat~« etrage, 18 of whom were fish- . The Epect to the chat, ‘ ; . armen. latter, together with a m TO CONFIRM HIS NOMINATION FOR RE- Na donen th be necured in this city, will SR crave mall ina few days to Copper river, + UNIVERSITY—A RETURN KNOCK closed; that eer or life she =. wet engige in fishing for the Pacific t March 4.—(#pecial.)—| of 4, G, Simpson and V. R. Pierson ‘conse operating ti rizon eo she can see) Packing & Navigation company, ° bs . O. 6 th i Blew fe or can alae gad and James MoNetily of c hthe| Crowds throng about the morgue RA a at The People’s Barga in Store y. U today trying to view the body of/te id the oale o New Lumber B Ser, Seneca 18-17 : i ‘versity of Wash-| Levy's printing committee report- - he Knapp's last » . Saomeiteiion ee ee yo amie ot vawes lew Lumber Betenge Building, Cor, Seneca—1118-15-17 Second Ave. 3 a i * passengers and avoid the crowds. a, + ae A on ed in the house that there was col- . by Pr ive Union of the Pa- Blethen was rejeot- he already 2 i o For confirma- . it was the department, the Star|thai it floated 160 miles James Dollar had 608 tons of 1 @eneral freigh| In detail the| that Olympia people got $1! Dwelling house, barn and other (7 = wo bearng ore! ad; five the contractors to withdraw their om NEWPORT "etre bout 80 acrea slashed, IS Save the rut a 5 od * o any'® steamer Nome City pa: maple, property Kill the Buy ' nih thy ry eas, sSmsthing ‘regarding’ the pro SCHOLARSH. IPS d Tatoosh at 6:20 o'clock th easily oleared, small stream of Don't wait for them to come to dinners” ee my Warbanen,| John Cours, employed on the| ben, aemarnng, remareing te Fro: - ds morping, and should arrive at this| water runs through land; can be sold 5 port this evening. She has in tow] on steamer Majent seidentally frac- | ghines, ry easy terms. Srown's Tree Soap Curls Them “s Gisabled steamer Newport, owns tured his left leg this morning while Oxtord ber in not th SPOKANE, March 4.—Dr, Parkin, [th Right Up , oud frei A aa tn the elty, oh tee representing the Ceol! Tthodee nchol- 4 Be Eg Rt OR Cg \\\\ wd 75-cent box makes a barrel of spraying solu- LaCrons, O'Donnell, | heavy arabips, is holding a meeting with | eam Al tt S b on. Yor further information, call or write to— Ruth, och, 0 TT a 3 on the heads of the Idaho, Washington | tow to & on Her last trip, erp er ° ‘ sa . ker, Van do anter, HER MOT tha! and Oregon educational instit NIDHILL. INSANE tor #mith, Mist Pauline Koslowakt, stenog-|places-the machines aré er ihanith, seeieiniee' ol thas Upper Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. being oper on gon in the office of the seoretary | ated in the same manner as at the ne steamed un- city, wan committed to the insane . abser te | oft t ma dent oon? lbeen Called to her home me a a ne OF waa Chiet Rultivan's plain duty Pere rentaten Tee Auptum yeaterduy by Superior Judge 10-11-12 Scheuerman Block sunset, stain $e TIE AVM agen, a8, le, aoceu ot auch » “ ‘pete ete OF nae moth fe mtssd nen he ordered the ma~ : First Ave. and Cherry St,