The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1905, Page 1

The Pioneer One Cent Paper of the Northwest The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News The Seattle Star NIGHT ft TION SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1905. VOL. ¢ NO ° a5 CENTS PER MONTH | a ae: Pe SE hee | LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE PROMISED TO An attempt at blackmail was] Kether some ar nned the black TURN WRONG SIDE T ALL THE CORPORATION LOBBIES ‘ ‘i t th a t AP 4 2 ATTOF 8 t rs - nd t que MONSTER REACHES THE ORIENT AFTER A VOYAGE OF wedies , ne | ATTEMPT TO EXTORT $200 FROM LOCAL ATTORNEY LAST ing er to get money a ee : : ; : A wet < h th tim AT KANSAS STA CAPITA NINETEEN DAYS AND ONE HOUR Jnow af f NIGHT FOILED BY POLICE Joattie for ked for Wal-| " the ¢ A gee Hall, | wand said he a to} — —e h t i, John R. Wa — ove n f } P per ay h t » the te : a ALLAN BEATTIE WAS AR-RESTED THIS AFTERNOON AT } snsntlger gf : r } } eS We Te ERNE RERENE EEE EE SYE SESE GY t ' 2:20 O'CLOCK AND 18 NOW IN THE CITY JAIL he gn t in wanted | 5 ; ; tol * t RACE OVE * ihe ae 1 t apture —— $ f P a a ‘dies * f t 1 t t * ™M ‘ * H \ ‘ wait he the ec The wt ; a : “ ¢ ‘ ; \ une n the ’ 5 .. ee : * " f " y « Ha ‘4 P * ® a REV I t * \ * Soak tt ! . f 1 awn t t men. Washe ae att ting to extort € the of ~ ‘ = SESE EEE EERE EE RR EERE RR RRR - ~ : ; , : ; t t th = cinemas od t w | gold and t » you f ? P « s Mt RW rt . . t od nck « \ i ent acroaa P of F k | stationed near the b ant deni barge filed | this . trip place d { w " as of no wash t ' aken dle The 1 we , make ove len hovds “ —s ‘ ed Beatt y and in| Minnesot n o the th way t at th r t. at did not know a Beattie, | *"* | rg . | Pa r k attempt to cag ny | a giver the detectives ‘any more paren : ‘ ee Japan t = s Both vess t SENATE DOES NOT TAKE PRESIDENTIAL SUGGESTIONS KIND caus 8 ° me LY AND SUGGESTS TO ROOSEVELT THAT HE HAS GONE ae ar ggirsom ¢ * TOO FAR of January ) J , the mame night The Br es of Japan a ved Y hama M 1 h « ee made th p in 13 da 11 f ‘ H ‘| the great Trans-t sce by t x ny & . Ass'n) he z: I R v ** ee es + The Weather : vegans 4 | ~ » ' ne £ a t Li ft * : Spotter * t @ issu SERRE RR RRR Re . f . . Tonight and Sunday, Fair; Contin h 1 D. C, Feb. 11.— ued Cold; Fresh Easterly Winds y bet the { 5 s signed | ves and this morn eed 9] MINE-HOUR DAY AND 15 PER i cEn™ WAGE INCREASE ie F ‘ meter GRANTED = aor (y Geripps News Ass'n) WARSAW, Feb. 11.—The man OREGON CONGRESSMAN JOINS THE RANKS OF OTHER AL- My agers of the leather factories today- shed their emsiore sise-bour granted their employes an r LEGED LAND FRAUD CONSPIRATORS @ay and an increase of 15 per cent in ————es ories On Monday Bie thought prodable that m 11.—The f Prineville, for conspiracy to des fraud the government out of it@ Tea ry iE. | 7 Ger factories make still >_revaile NW m-| public lands. They will be made cen coe ‘ aeaanae.. s| public this afternoon or Monday. rs are threaten reas recetved a Marion R. Bigg t Sensational developments are aa the bakers are consiue early ed a 1 i at Mallar move. fe t iaears a = : . blic, have been Invited to 4. Gp BMPORT CENED 7 the speakers, besides Mr. Piles, will be E. Smith, B..D. Reiter, R. A. M. Baker, George A. SE PETERSBURG, Feb. 11 pert that M. Boullgon, th imiered the house of M. Vi } ane Cal., Feb. 11.—1 Charles 8. Gleason, John © Pte of ine i of 1 “Yt € | : ge nd-|H. McGraw, Walter Christian and marched " his 6 = | * pistol to| Elmer E. Todd ST te Geniea tn. oct e | . : { g| Gov. Mead will go to Steilacoom : 4 in ated ; ter, tomorrow, where, with the board of 4 : . omg mined at this mort trol of the insane asylum at that INVESTIGATION ORDERED ; te aa 8 : e, he will go through the institu- fs reported tha nt Papler S RRR RR " a A 1 pire, haa be: 1 ff NREL REE ELI TRANS AS 3 investigation into the slaughte = SKATING > 1 : : es sinavngeeet AAA : the streets of St. Pet urg, J * * ; spond re lw . Ww wan ney i@ te r * t cet of acing J Mi b che MORE WORKMEN STRIKE |e th te cake j 2 ‘ ‘s t t wer } rk s | " : t W te rerensovnn, re, n—[e gaton, oe voeye meet} CORRUPT HIM WILL REAPPOINT | saan a forkmen in 1 Tt 2 enoug kating * ‘ | DEMANDS NEUTRALITY | ; FF ateat 9 isceences| - | MEMBERS OF | its Se esa soda . A ath : . rt s' e. wat ; + | | , t I nM wt w at Shaniko, where it | 6 us : $ . me y ‘ a - ood TIATY-THREE KILLED celielicliclicMaicieiciteteteh eth t r ‘ De ne b [ WABHINGTON, D. C.,, I 1 | 0 4 ppc ors ie : (orerbor's pra ; VISIT.NG , ; n re ae bry . , : trooge ana t een ah gta nt nd, on Mat The rine Tron “a Se eee. ee ' foe : : N TOKIO. F A t t f ¢ " at t - UASHED © MUST ALL — meer gare : (By Scripps News Ass'n) ' ’ h ainae 2 t t | | MOVE BUTTE, Mont., Feb, 11 meet- | t t ty Js, against J. A.M pigeon, tr wees aee | DUNNE WILL RUN sia ne ih aatean ii ras : Hen tod mot > to} held } tonight to determine the th bran T aintif 1 t \ Pers oi nl eon is J. “ne (By Scripps News Ans'nt) t eate hea A ‘ Fe ' « J Db. \ ent 4 i} nt t u 1 . : € Pr ing , ss i ef 1 k ings, £ ness mat HICAGK J M ein 4, : a chage He M Mr. Piles to tt ! tw f Mer and sta te al leag wl r lookout ed ris : ; : tr. ahgh rely, of the t ] f aker ha al) dA afternoon stal ate } ny te held on ( Py : ras See of Fi ; , safer ene Agteses naire 1 tke re v Bee