The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1905, Page 1

The Only Paper {n Seattle That Dares to Print the News er ac ION SEATTLE, “D0 NOT BLAME THE KID, BUT SHE THREW ME DOWN” WAS SHINGTON, MONDAY, JANUARY 40, VOL. ¢ 294 25 CENT 1905 “CAMBLER'S RAISE $40,000 TO REPEAL FELONY LAW gp wnore . T. AUSTIN, AN OAKLAND, CAL, PAINTER, AND | "= ae Stee — | MEETING HELD IN SEATTLE YE STERDAY ATTENDED BY REP = enn RESGENTATIVE GAMBLERS FROM EVERY city IN THE PRESENCE OF A COMPANION AND WAS DEAD IN A FEW MINUTES. — _ . — | STATE GEE. DIS BOOK DAT } 1 COMPELLED TO WHIP (% " PEPER E EV ETE EE EHS m. A tow nts after FREDDIE LENT ME |]] | You FOR WASTING YOUR YOU NOW Dis | east My dea M ! Cae wie 4 t | BEATS JOGGERFY ALL |] | Time aN 5} WOOL URTS MEA yaad I going ; i" [HOLLER ‘CAUSE IT | HULL LOT MORE'N You has ee A pall and left th .| || TELLS A FELLER aes IT DOES You, Som 1 : be bold some white pow | [a ROW TO lin ae BUT IT'S ME dave gave \ k t w DOOTY ecve t ad « wh ewe ri was 0 th “ a few hat “De not threw me dow . xplained t act. made by th b and paper t > ‘ — and drothe fe the Daven , fore 3 o'clock ¢ r an 7" “ On the ot ' oO i, paper, whi a fa gertption, was The " a family in Ca ‘i ! y-Wa « Austin. a ad ad Grant, se f a nfs . < « ; —— — as i — Cen (RR EARAAAHANREREAS ~ ° * The Weathe © wT > ~ + The Weather : » 4 » » ys “* 4 Cc a BD & \* Spotter . l* * Pee eee eee eee eee LOST 0 ON SLOOP) See erems- Starting Right | At HE 18 GOING TO OLYMPIA TO STUDY THE NEEDS OF THE ,that tt t er wa et ff ' Mr in W STATE BEFORE HE LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON b a t e i wa b ably | ." j Olyr ' eqrees, the low { Before going to the national cap-} Seuktor-elect Pile t . R wae ine ae . ‘ ta tak . ! “as & mem~lremaim there until March 4, when |,, gal F " t Jena ' 1 1 ED ELI t 4 fficials that the men : age ing if he had wh els. , F 0 4 liv sh a dar rele 9 id name ‘ } ing attempt to eseape the vigtlance cs Sa iJ * tary He « ¥ ; Areata, in |of the Ar — . " decided, but fommand of Lieutenant Hamlet The Arcata towed the sloop to} RUSSIANS TAKE TOWNS Oo nounal the ne t 1 AM : Picked up the sloop ruising | Friday harbor, where it ts now tle Mr man Gr. the » for = few LE LIFE, EVER r fa the waters amons San Juan|up. Up until this afternoon ST. PETERSBURG, Jar Ger " ENERGY | HAVE TO THE Pt RIOTERS DEMC 0 N . p p jan. 3 oe d ‘ rend OLISH GOVERNMENT BUILDING IN ST. PETER®- islands last week. W? found the has mad tempt t 7 at Rue ole The general impressios that | PLE OF i ATE Mainmast of the sloop was carried |t veasel is taken for an Tait o| one of Charlies “ WHOLE PF sat = sede a TE BURG SERIOUS INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS lush with the deck Her fore-| granted that board were henko and onthe _ though | 1 CAN BE LEPR . . away — EE’ S iv gene bw! drowned oe : . eget _ es 41 OWN COUNTY AND HOME CITY THREATENED AS RESULT OF ATTACK MADE BY COS- mast a can . Bing BR WORKING FOR THE BEST ——_ = ‘ me yoyo ae INTERESTS OF THE WHOLE SACKS ON BRITISH CONSUL AND VICE CONSUL AT WAR- ri ‘ from the hu@band to Washington, nor MMONWEALTH. 1 expe at SAW ’ wt | the im-| she live there, owing to her p« i ° O a i tt ections | health, She stated to The Sta t needs then be better » she would frequently visit her hus make every effort iaaaue ye hide Aas'n.) J test to the Russian government, hag | ond ‘ . be national ¢ tal, bat /to see that we get it an. -Ht is eetimat patched Major Napler, a Britis | to use his influence for them. | band at the national cap |ed that 160 workmen were killed and itary attache, to BREACH OF PROMISE NyeuNor ae — Warsaw ¢ = —=—=——= | wounded during the ricting Satur ke a thorough investigation a day night and Sunday. Today all ¢ attack on the British consul and the shops and cafes are closed. Busi e msul by Cossacks, | ness ie at a standatill Tr appearance of placards, harging the British government ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 30.—It| with inciting the revolution at Lil burst open 1, have led to addition | | the prisons at Simpharopol, Crimea ations by the British ame bea cE GK Ra land at Reval, setting all th plitical | bassador BALLARD’S CHIEF EXECUTIVE ASKED TO PAY $25,000 FOR | 6é ‘¢ minha dln Soe g all the po ts TRIFLING WITH AFFECTIONS OF A SOCIETY GIRL OF THAT | ELOPED av | SYNOD DENOUNCES GOPON ciTY - eee occ Dy ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 30.—Thé Rowena Grover. aged 21, and; The defendant aes that in his Ce aka “ae Ae ae ‘ 1 of the Greek Orthodeg Geagiter of R. Grover, formerty opinion persons suffering from in John Gur bomb today the. a sean pent : vest fattice of the peace of Ballard Sicurable or contagious diseases | snyder, age The b ae aces te ad 5 eres nuncing Father Go- iersoon filed suit for breach of|should not marry, as such mar-| Judge Geor - va n have | aritileds the-now-eult be © Mr perate attempt to assassinate the| oy. ghee Fh’ promise against Mayor James F.|riages are a wrong to humanity. | jast night. The “e ® stay | Guaiet Gielen. $0 t | Heved of aaa ce oh - e of Sunday @ Took, of Ballard, for oo dam In Miss Grover's plaint she | ed after a romant from the non-suit | evideace: walle « av e tae @ 7 so. ses the ‘ges for the w " tions, hu- | states that Mayor Z asked per-| Va wt . : county's guilt to fe | aeraeenen bet ¢ | street ace at th € . a. and oe le r she claims to| mission of b Ps to pay his | ¢ The y teat ke of for- | either Whittlesey or bh , ee Wild mer - es ee bare sffere:! ason of the de-| addresses to her in and that,! was forced to take Charles Fil ‘The county minis ght a ne te time after the ex n took place fendant’s fai to keep his al-| securing this permission. he did so, | methods he did in or na b be ed in| feered the letter to Prose a Ats of a ph The pol quich rrounded the OR ea ae TAKES - (heed leged troth with b the couple becoming en in better half, owing t ‘ 1! tomney Mack and be » jin ite shadow. After h ling and secret service men | fy " ance A few onan spall ne ‘ om a t b to th * kar he was very taken bach S . ‘ ke, a t St. ePtersburg, hag 1903. They remained eng she | taken by the om muni 4A hrough th wds that ructed to mak Abr: were to be married. And after sev-| known l < P ed a| carefully int x Sah tama thee tee vernment officials refuse the indi yoffered in the eral postponements. on December ———— Tr. | means thougt that th ’ “ey | Boag se Ph oar ye to glve t y information a® t : of Brit bape Ps 10 the plaintiff told her he would aa «t ap- | should be pr te ra en ws eS t the outrage, or! M y and Pro-Consul M . ayy cae he stopped at 1 n skein not marry her. ’ t . f { t . a - af the e of tt lamage It y the Cossacks at W Aw. She that since her en ' ot ap 4h know ever ‘that the pal = j ent to the defendant he has | oM " ’ é was t nr MANY KILLED AND ¢ recipient of many honors . “a . - BRITISH CONSUL ATTACKED Marcount of hie promises BOODLING — wv ‘4 a full} PLEADS FOR GORKY WARSAW, J c t the m a nt of his pror to } ' t ¢| would '@e willing to w ent 3 in t | . lay. The strike nd he fo hin Rie | sont chin m ar aced th wares * ten oe . 7 . the aut oritied s . | bia volver 1 hrs : ; agitators from the ot e = : = | ste Bill got t : tt ; 7 ° that she ha ‘ oo r Rioting was rampant here Satur- miliat! By Scrippe News Asq'r | im 189%:to $45 at the present tin by play fort t th re f th ‘ Cand Seddar. © and humilis aecmene a | WILL BUILD TANK | Vie ltoctyped that Armour made $25~ | Joring 610 tn sv great ier, Munim Gorky, | stciuete stopped ther viree nee sete up to " . : trate harges | etward mn ip courage chy) - fr PP atree s Rlhaere , ; oad Je year on traffi harges | ef gh to brave t el wh j 1 i a stores were looted “ black 1 week bribes | ¢ tine of 6 erad alone. wave as 3 Bohne of severe Ounienie t bs of rioters. f t t th a to the police _ ; Russian government. | A band of drunken Hussars (gov~ age ta ADA V , I " ; 4 ernment troops) added to the disors I k igt ” ba t ber pad. Pee ¥ STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK [der and have probably brought : “sbe @ by the Union ¢ *! er ERSRURG, Jan. 30.—The at serious international compli- ! P % t 1s pa te adjoining * WASHINGTON, Jan. 80—* \ t 4 by making an attack on : secbigre : gitennial r Janager } |® The president sent to congress # | , ‘ British Vice Consul Muoukain ag " } , hat uwltfmat * message askir * , r Two Hussare rushed at him with - bee |W ‘ ed steps be taken to secure & | taptist } tf yt words, inflicting severe cuts , ~ > . at t wh 5 a econ *® form divorce laws by r- tl ow f res . s his fa and ps. Drip- MAYOR poraded clean t ished f t th th a. a a ‘ * ation between the states, and # | ¢, & with od, Muoukain was cons onal comyia as f the - ‘ én , rep hp M rao * on the blect by the #] py . we ul ral oo ndax un ‘ eat h a : . _ fe * 4d tor of the cen #1) Nin the t t y y 1 v rom prer f ; ' teres whet ut , t ly jown in < ogy | | | napolie to attend the graduation ex-|¥x yx MN MMM MEE BEM 1 i an bat thet Mite the ¢ y HINGTON, Jar ercises at the Navy acader | ¥ i ' - Dlaint | ‘ met nat mimittee on int ato| At 8:80 ¢ th fter he | STATE OF SIEGE DECLARED : 8 Fl duet on tt “ to humat 5 I f t © today BE. M. Fe (| pres 1 Phila-| ST. PETERSBURG, Jar , ng fome mon t k } 1 testified on beha legs lel pt hi € the |A mir te of . t be k 4 or ad fomption, a . OLYMPIA, J 8 carry 1 (lead, which, lation regulating private car lines, Union Langue He will | deciar r t aha Me : the brono 5 a t ne until 2:30 jt ty? er be mol » He said the icing charges on Mich!- 1 for W tom Ww uation most ser y ss of swashbuckling Hum from $12 increased bullets for the Japanese army. gan fruit were morning day,