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* Fd THE SEATTLE — ——— - ~———AYPTIAN PALMINT Wante SYPTTA a iW Star Want Ad. Agencies! Pree erie RR erent —eas “a ceneere, tae wanterh th X. prtoe. ter peed ant the py P.M. Mullen, 321 Ballard ave, op chat @ furniture. Main 6586, Ind 14 with any other op e City Mall VALDER FURNITURE CO. paye | p without Firat eoneult oo“ Drug Co, Ewing street prices f household goods. | Avice ai affairs ° icemest avenue. et Avenue, White S21; A az | \ ' ‘af t a oF wuaker Drug Co. 1013 tat ay | | sy. 16a Piret Ave Moure 8 t Thos. Harris at poster ba ty 1 | PAN gcode Maint, “Oe Pike |< bvadi a SN. Lohndreft, cigar store | Lost and Found Beoond | Acreage for Sale ' ores eessenrsees bee | OTHE COLIN A RRAL wit. tonm Mt Luts Fort | HORSES GHIPPED ON THE | ihidon A Ren | RATES FOR CLASSIFIED @& Lake Wash ton. ft > : ANAGA ARU PASSED . ADVERTISEMENTS $ ake and mountaina, t | LOaT Moronea, ec WA MAR 5 Pome preset @ On and After January 16, 1908. a If returned ffice i JAPANESE INSPECTION “HELP WANTEO" 4 fe =e eee 4 = > \ ‘ aE h 3 AND ALL OTHER ADB, = @) yy: or ton Peorsonale COMPLETELY DESTROYED BY FIRE SATURDAY NIGHT—Fing One Cent a Word « f i k MIN, | have « simple patented rub D | orc G 8 SURR r ri, weak, b cents a ling, atx & —"t cot Ree Oe. paren see Fe yy RE MEN PUT UP HEROIC FIGHT TO GAVE SURROUNDING PRop, @ words or fraction thereof to the ‘ " m or produce full manly ne vornes shipped January 17 @ line, cash in advance. When @ . the firmt application, Thou anry @ charged to accountactual num- @] yy if in um er 0 pital, He and | Via the Kanagwa Maru to Japan as ber lines an will be & Indoree it in th . it er counte: advertisement of @ er be carried in the vest pooket and| 48 experiment i the trip over less than two lines taken, and @ ' Will last @ lifetime: our flustrated Pergsity-three itnee of bone f Italn J. W. ¢ mintmum p for an 16 o>) Com . . book eent tree te ony 244 the seas aple y and passed Jap- | Larsen, ene @ conta Seven tnsertions made @| New Bpecialty ¢ Dept. B | to have tt effect the “il morg 3 for the price ef six when cash 3 tle, West anese inspection at Yokohama. The | , ce is 4 dn 18 1 ® Dan Cool ts pal f t Pict e : to ADVERTISERS. ° CITY MEBHMNGPR A DELIVENY | news has just been reported from| new eight brick } ng of | night of « bricke hag @ Ciassiticatt annot be © @ pes . co. A the t " f A @ antend after 11 o'clock. e on mateo in trent poreet Yokahama, and Washington and |), bbe me A Pg we pies tale e ° ¢ ffice 4 S or bas }Oregon men are rejoicing for the] 4 : ph thelr lives SSSL OLED ELSE AED EE SEEDS =o ; : | Mat | arrival in fit condlth n of th “ype Dec : ere waits — ; it and weed Wasnt nals, and thelr being passed by ’ ; X ray aoe a haw f yc | the nese inspection service o6 ae th bigger be pedis ely, but the some ® niin wil PARIBIAN monthly regulator: enly | moans w lot to the horse ratsing tn: | : ~ag waway by the prope sateen ail Tamale die | dustry of the two states. | ha tated € and 6 t : water | fully treated It ph ome time ago Japanese msaée| in, tremen one of the hardest fiah as ie naans Upon them ridge Island, 18 acres Creek wide “soy known her need of hors aS 1 se the ble bytes sn : nvomatble ta aya sat Under the Following Rules: SOPERTRG LR peur wmeyea oe [CTU neeae 8 the gmoire Baring | iran tm tae ‘ivtory ot me | toe ae ele eedle Electric and vibra mer ‘orf hours the result # ed tow fh . tracts not far : ory factel and scalp masmage cork | many of them having been k led or | ertainty t at et 8 t ae = some wa No free ads longer than 18 words. Guaranteed.” Klectro-Vibro to., 433 captured by the enemy, or even eis te eae Saran ae ier a ge om the burns . HAMBUETON &. OLSEN | No free ads received by phone or mail, Epler ‘Block all bens eigr me gag ay Pe ito 4 hing ‘ F pe ——- Special Notices wo Ma Thtock u Bree ads carried cn Saturday only | panne, RIO’, MEMRENGIER | rations rchmen of the west aa iia gant the Welle woreene a Free MAP of Seattle at Bekins | MERE 18 AF A rich Free ads must be left between the hours of 4 and 7 | Bt. Ind kas. King & Prompt | ty? “etry bP hong nag sods ae : : 4 * ins . The ving & mage Co. First avenue! second bé \ not ner Open day and night |the Japanese orders for horses, bu igh with tt tt emt ee sak | ea t . ‘ p.m. Friday at a ae ; = Ithought best to 1 a mall num-| vate bogie y amano. The — ae mon | Tacee On 8 ‘ TA8 oo rem | ber of the animals on a@ trial trip ‘ t . It fleunn ee Help Wanted—Female | * “ ighvore ‘ ail ¥ ‘ 1 We wee | ROBERT MALTBY, 4 | Be Morten. Ge Spring | before engaging to supply tt thrille the ox ' nde of iv inated like to haves lady. to kee sane. ur an ar >| were sent by the Kanagawa Mara Gusitifin aed several ex ‘eee Help Wanted—Male ioe y gy During the passage over the open | stored Bee. ta sgl ; , buried une - | ¥ Spt block. I st , sea {t 1» reported some of the horses | everst See ee aera cee A number af BEM WANTED. |. — wore slightly seasick and showed «| comp 1 that the ne ‘ . gee: by the To unioal oe he Mur | Showa of S arn bow SJ iittle uneasiness, but none of them 4 : R v0 Genporately Meal ‘and t S acres on terme of 12 conte 4 day : 1 seriously and when re this ¢ At pessaa an end Kitche gt - Washinston eo Milman at‘ onset Finanetet at Yokohama all of them sos ent thewe _basement 4) Washing Hillman at * d Pik WYAWO LOAN ¢ : A 74 ‘ rightecers arg _ i mes b « © enced their « n4did condition b ; botidt = the i F the ered ru ie es 3 FG | eee are Second an e in sees a neat eee seed ra at pay easily te i bh rat wcrip . i prices for per. on \e r | ated fr The compartments in b 'eht story itimate: information free, Flax | easy terme. = ae oP * |which the animals were confined Tas Seattle, Wash. : us CLARE AON © BELL EOTER, , act Weer while en route were pa ided again t —== —<——= N 0 al ibute our sar — = a r 1% ry t by heavy seas and ylenty ings epee, te Gees’ EL spire For Bale Real Estate—Continued r 63 or bor myst Aeogei aon iy e BO IN SUNNYDALE : oa a of hay and ¢ were served mw sabes ae ’ pleassnt| Now that the trial has been so S fl WANTED acres cleared: good ee age f | auccessfully passed the b nen of ; gy short distance ally pa h mer | barn and ‘chicken houses; | 7 |the west will begin gathering thelr % A, PAWRENC! <a ltag one a aaa ‘ stock together, and it tn expected | . | HH Sex ave Thares and te reste. th that several large consignments will ™ ated to cut brush . ee all moder 2] 2 | walk. build by WATERFI 6N BOUND : eee A oder. 2 Be! pars sent next month t of the all or e t yk ge, Beek remont-Ballard car nay terms Price! horses will be brought straight from _———— y min : ah Hew Pook thin om Ma the plains full of life and vim. The FGOOD men wanted at once to ind steam es ren Japanese agents tn this country | ke §% ¢ per m rich 4 maple ~ very ole ' cr © ber » a ait tin tom P Send, can make 93 to 780 p eek; rich ® ° money have been buying up all the borees| JUDGE TANNER’S CONFESSION RESULT OF A FINE SHERLOCK Sle today. )HERT MALTBY, 10 Renae oa wateh they could get hold of and prepara ———— ~— ree pea ry to eno pel nn, ae » 0 ae fries “ £7, tions are now being made for whole HOLMES STUNT DONE BY GOVERNMENT DETECTIVES AND A O-ACRE BAR expoaure; “good fot for ¢ ree of fine & acres ” om land. Very easy cleared, | An acre tract at Bright nd. wouth of | wit feet of Ratuler the shortest possible time at sn tale shipping nse and guarantee posit! ite for catgiogue. Moler Sys! San ‘Tanciseo. * to borrow money While the anim: atches, jewelry o! there ts Mttle eat, bol Vike ot . wer, & ne are contraband alder bot r of inter the other § nice lew — the city where valuce are incréaain in now 6 planks ference at the hands of the Rus iY person to distribute our samp rapidly, T% miles tre m otass B wit | tn cach on cae bia) aca anil ns, and no precautions are being te mnt | Fond direct to denttio: O66 cuoh, be WW conan cpr ses pcan = ——~ | nishing the rial army with “i. epee ey Rooms oe oe aren | 3." wheter Wes MONEY TO LOAN on improved prop | American mounts to replace the ones , WEST @ WHEELER, IN ty iz | OH NICHOLA G8 Fioncer Bide. ~<f wt Colm 4 lowt In bivounc and battle. ti | AWFUL CHEAP—8 scree, set to ber Bunset. Main ait, Ind at ot fr ment. — en, pe se. fine for chickens, | —— on First ' - = fa. rom & ra ad e or | YOUR LAST CHANCE ft at Xe "Ow r t wm Bay leo ho mo. Party can make [00 per year a ea ' * LY furnished © rooms, ‘alee. house from thin piace. "Wee Renuy"at fat QUEEN ANNE HILL ‘so. | ion NTI aned on pican house, Bhs ist Ave Nog | Rist Benet or cal’ room ’2" Times sarc oan ci we, brand nes. || 4 var ; —— — | ; “7 * tt : ‘ana & onportuntt P rt t th aves meme beds la Cor, | SEVERAL NICE Iacre tracts. handy | plz titul ot on car} Hock. Phos ad. firee Claag soll” very emaliy | and Smith siree : eal faz | MONEY to loan xed security, | TACOMA, Feb. 12—F. H. Hart ee a ing Rooms | : oe Sra vot tol | VARSITY INN ang. tesiqurant for | md seer improved , r ake your | gale or rent. Tel. North 6 or North + 1¢ Oriental er, was decoyed into Gnfurnished housekeeping | | aes T MALTON. (1d New York bik, | thie favored ridic- | Sple OF rent et a boils pert He “Ortental " f month Witly Madison, bet | : ve | faures raise |_* | way midway between y Terry as a : y and makes prices that a enth and Thirteenth street, in O SHOEMAKER 8 sale, rent ng them quick cutage. A splendid era alley, between 9 and 11 o'clock | = Of three furnished housekee For Sale—Farms and Land age. | Foams, H.W per ay, WHEAT Yand hay and. Pre ONLY tte; WORTH He! ° Saturday night, assaulted and rob near e. u S. ain fern Sr ved oof 2.40. After bel bea! TWO unfurnished how . a B onse, Satnnee 3 vene ful dew amg | ae un an folitae oe te. thie: uu Ave. FIVE ACRES. adjoining small town, a © Hagar » ? ment mon Hart was thrown {nto the gutter ——_——— few minutes’ walk from depot Oriental : Virtue x . on the pontt egy ara re A A REE 9 Fe. — | Last night, a ting on the positive ANCE to make your rent monty. | erbool: land all nearly level, rich SEE ME on ~~ ____. | {dentification of the victim of the y home, Oniy ik minutes’ Tide to| clay loam soll; partially improved, |8-room house co Reacon Hill, cor. lot te money 1 low F pbery, Detective Pipkin arrested Bectheoet Seattle. ff you be smail house, good. barn. beautiful | al00; great bargain, $1.0 Osner & Mehihorn, 10 | pete Larson. a Swedish carpenter tine, came ant Wine & view of Sound and mountains. 80 REET roome &, @ and & . ’ Sat. open te # o'clock terme. 4-room house on Beacon Hill, cheap . and booked the man at the central | Etna — ROBERT MALTRY, 40 New York bik, | 57m. ity we : j PRIV AT 2. 4 | station on @ general charge of sus hte ana. of eecur > ten st. gar: saly & mingtew | CHEAP. @ acres, finely imgroved, Ke i CHEAP HOME, ONE OF THE FIN: | SoNey—We have lt to loan me | ee ee by clock. Benitlo Homessekers | en a eee too var | E-room house, Woodiand Park: $1.00. | Fer DISTRICTS IN THR CITY. | MONEY We bave it to loan. Cait on 2 < RAE ain ar sone teleing Corvles and obtchons ob pe gg eg a A cel lal og k k +| MORRIS FOLDING RED FACTORY FOR RENT—Partly furnished mod-| Iti price galy B.2m, on terme of see S-reem house, clase ta; enap: 6,10 ‘MB PATTON & CO, | o~ = " = o, SOrmne™ sapien... Gow erm house, € rooms, bath. zi aid'ave | down and 28 5 ae ltr Four Two level tots, cleared, near car, 66 | _ $5 Tienes ete BB caer eran ee work and repairing M64 Pike a stk Seam calehga yoame | k's upatatre in Times bloc tt UG ME $2,86—Por lot Bui and I1-room house |*PEpe eA LE of Goop ee — Bieely papered. large jot and fine | cana handy to un 14 Main at jain om. tt | in Fremont, handy for ros ar | rum house, Fuse the Te orette! nt partly furnished, an ¥ o the ——— —_ boerding house small Rt Lis ow ere at 30: BM sharp. on the pre me before a ral con. ear lease to wood | te-Tacoma Interurban, on od | FREE TO AL tals Stulerud ros Ar: Fe de . HS, oF call 16, Fag a > ne | <I ant | No expense in ng No see the fol cade F Main jen a take Hroadway car. ¢ A owing ree nest woth, part springs. maltresses, tac - ~ gor level. good soll; easily cleared: $18 | Lottom, ‘tn good neighborhood. . Lo HERE! Don't you want ie Tabten chaien bureaua | Millinery BENT ouce 6, Toome:, Pet | Seer MALTBY, 410 New York bik, | §eu"y Toad. near echool and car: | home, on oa modern Soeaes: Pests Grecee., Coen. ote | TRIMSMETS Viste and Plume. ete at reais 4 Ti] fege mall"only ehort drive to city ne ¢-room Carpets. Tugs lotckery, | qiams ‘art lgis snd Plane, ote a —tt | egw 18) price ban. line, street ar etc EG Bickerton & C ee. 3 anpot Di For Rent FREE GOVERNMENT LAND. oa mn /RANe ees Teen ] ere Phones, Main i001: 1 cor. Mth and Pine et 5a OR RENT | Homeatrncn, 4 ne, “irrigated on btnete, heb cnae B.C RYENS & ¢ —_ ee Masaue Costumes modern fiat on Madison car | deaerintions. ‘ WELLE. ey Be the none HOTEL of @ | BUSINESS DIRECTORY | WR YONN MCONATET. 148 hav rent $0.08 per, month. RO. SMITH & CO, lox Abstrectors |— . ———— "Meow 9 Unica Bisck °° Rath Be E ms ranch WHI MTLESEY-HAN FORD | Medical Snecialist 7 enue. “~~ ed and in « yi € extablished 1860. Hase- | neanee aac krann nna is] For Sale—Real Estate WINSHIP BRO B-room hotel to exchange for real es Of Halier bik. Phone, Main toa | FEMALE Alscasce of overs payee BEN UR Hail, 9th and Yosler, for Room mC Hide te] a 7 ae | flan free. Paris-Now York Medical Trent. socie: je meetings, etc. In- as * ded or an emia Office Estabroot Lot Wx and ¢room house and ing room, wi e y 1 tute * oR ey bie 4 «Bitar Win tage foe *renche | ts Of $369 per month. rer PATIOPLUNY. apeaver and FiaIVIT | ifm Becond, corer Union Shuler reade to pangs for reaiden ' cal ‘chemiet ode — ioe HROOM furnished flat, bath, hot wa FREMONT PROPERTY. Main te Sommer re’ poaives. vee Eovumiia | w pilusicel vie 12 per mo.; close In. jain a= - — = ome Mr and Mire. Douglan Ke ‘isiin and JB LUGAR & CO —————— x “ i The Most Desirable Part of Seattle iP PUGS & CO i Atterneye-et- Lew | "plang, inetruction. S08 Fitin ave. Ind, FoR A HOME - — | Wo LAMBETH. BES Pacitic Biock |_ = oe Furniture for Sele NEAR UNIVERSITY. For Sele—Houses and Lots Rn. ~~ | VERA KING LAVIN, Mus B. Plano RE sone PAL LPL IPP PPP A. KELLOGG, tawyer. 25 Bailey be violin. 618 Marion street. Ind Tel ere, ill go at peerent, ae «i i enntee Lot Wx108 to alley. on high side of TRAY} RO country tare HOBBMAN & JOHNSON. Attorne Pe. <n - ‘ p ‘Street. on University car line near ‘on! ‘ term: Law. Personal injur Osteopath 12 B. Wiiber: Rallard <8 Green Lake Car to Blewitt St | the school. 4d” per monte. to claity. © Pacific block. WABITINGTO TAFIRMARY or Free M Seattle at Bekins tera. sinicl Ttheb “banton _ > b « OPATHY—1414 Se ¥ : 7 er Reach boathoum rooms |G WARD KEMP, Burke bid avenue aren ee Co., First avenue story cottage, five | Corner @xi@l on Hrooklyn ave, same fort ‘upstairs in Times block. = —' é phone Main 4; both men and lady as * : ome Te | tocat cacy terms ae ~ Paar bateopaths examination free PART or all furniture @ rooms. tis down is all thas required | TURNER. P' costr $Me: iscme. 30 conta a day. Be CND NATIONAL. HANR | WasHINGTON INSTITUTE OF 08 Mb Ave. “Phone Red 13] and $16 per month, including interest | 7OP NER. PHE an se erie SEATTL : TEOPATHY--Five years in Beatle paid I f Safe Deposit building. 701 First Fer Sale or Exchange 2221783-4 Globe Bide ro POR BALE Cit EXCHANGE “ me " prizes and teh | | Physicians and Surgeons | m, 2b tre: corr « ne - 23 y he ¥ . eechemee tes" ets, ipetairs with A.C. JOHNSTON os Hit WK TURNER. ® io Hinekle, sesery pnd meat market on Jackson Bit Froyoos, ats ype = ROOM hb | _Hire.: 8 to 6 & evenings. Ph. Lake 1661 hew stock and fixtures, good lew or Bale and exchange cr o— me exchange for ‘cot. ert fiee 8 | $1,000 (newrly” modern r Dr. Chambers, Epler bik. Both phi uae n, | sult you ~~ | tent Mew. Wo tor tee | Oculists and Auriets i gzchange Pay i lo e Ne geil aul 28s c DR. KR. W. PERRY, Oculist, Aurist fruit trees “19 Marion - BOWDISI i ! hate 3 ‘ : ing houne a ere =o BOW, mn all oar Ii PREP TROT! FUTURE DR. FONDA NADEAU-&M Burke bia close in, making money; 0 Fremont Ave. nt on ne Mada DR Ph. Al THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN Patent Attorney ing house, near Alaska lone, North 46. by t Bank of Beattie” & general banking | Fi ADAMB—Deafting. Colman bide build 7 t transacted; depoait L te dutta ings for house thd’ fot in ievel| 3. a8. Baldwin J. R Bowdisn, me tr ein the hind’ | 0" capital and surplus #4a\000, A. |” Photographers’ Supplies or": on & e ‘on hus it F ~ { chi ree. el be vice |- TE gy Beg Pe lad husband will | Chiberg: ret swe. cashier: deo. he | ANDERSON SUPPLY CO. lil Cherry U. C. MEE, . second eve t is r, amet. cashier, n at. Seattle. 114 Main St, Beattie | men—Ind. A 2s. 13] | by trick and | ee ee ———- -_——— aoe ~ ae oi © Bg Pe ; so |. PEOPLE'S BAVINGS BANK Ship Builders For Sale—Miscellaneous Part cash, fe Oneee goln af Nebraska, home| 1 days; no difference he be | Second aver ue nd Pike street: cap- | MORAN BROS COMPANY, Biwinesrs " . ust be w nin we Ice. tr 0.00 mites ‘a end jock of bh al pela up. $100 f itelite nd Shipbuilders, Dry Doc ; pay A gd Pesce: be| tar tetrin two tl Jn Broad. | of cleared land. new b-room houses, | and date of birth and ten questions | prea d. TC Ist cashier: ‘com ae Mills: Beats oe Lum Sm trate ter’ i at ae ee ee ee co Brunet and ya Incubator, | and #1 by letter, Also have the Freat |_mercial, savings and trust business aaa house, Mrs. 5. B 82.300, cap, me Reyptian breaut-piate ‘charm. fring Geran ery, Mountain View For &room h inal respects m: laying bp vio: i more | good ah 0 all) cause speedy mar. | Carpenters and Builders. wre 9 a0 Tae ern, large lots on Maat AYdcr an Teen end weet: | Hage The madame, predicted» the | s~-—TTAN'A carpenter is ar enn | {sth street; improvements Une is | SOesb ot Premdent Mob inigy, 10-|" iid pine, Phones, Main Sasi | tool and machines write to Ke i, | —— eae BIGHTLY lots tet ave. and Want wie se ao pg A a First: leona <8 |, Af,AY INDUCEMENT TO BUY "|" Union, soxii0 corner; Sein, Inpide $a, | forvmauiem. fymale, weakness, Carpet Cleaning ONE ¢-year old mare for sale, with| woll, with running creek. free inal] | Madrona ner Gener tats em Of | madame will touch the hand of each | ACME Carpet Cleaning W Spxcias | ORT « Free HAE of Reattle at Bekins | harness end wagon, gnd some inying | deliv short drive to city on beet |< one wher, Main and every customer free with the | for $0 dave from Feb. | te Mart ory tees, On? Taet avenue pens. W. Poulson, Station B ten | county” road, school, ‘close’ to’ saw | LOTS 29 and up; terme to conte por! ft luck et =e ‘Amerie | fe'per yard. Phone, North t Ls erry #tre nice | uu handy (a0 aciecirtc cat, for the | week mnt Up: terme 00 cents pe ido. parlor No. 2, | ~ x Ane 35 Tag | Smell price of $280, on terme electric street lights; only 15. mine Lp me FT Educational POPOL LS | Reheot ae iman Bidg - Beattie. Seattle Homescokers Co. —tf Tiel attic, Wash. James and Second. if Mhone, Main 494, ei aes ATTORNEY PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 13.—Over- which was never used in Mitehelf whelmed by the indisputable evi- | Tanner's law office until late ig dence gathered by the government, the year 1904. Another circume Judge A. H. Tanner confessed Sat- | stance was the spelling of the irday afternoon in the federal court | words “salary” and “constituent, | that he had perjured himseif A. H. Tanner, Jr, who filled the grand j ffort to shield | position of stenographer late i his law partn Senator John H. | 1904, was asked to spell these tay Mitchell, from conviction and pun-/ words when he was in the grasd tshment jury room recently, and we made the Judge Tanner p to same error In spelling them as wa the charge of y upon which | made fn the fraudulent agreemest, he was himself indicted last week - td bare the scheme by which | WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. =e or Mitchell had hoped to make Representative Williams, of jit appear that he had not re- who was indicted by the | ceiving fees for grand jury at Portland, Ore, @ Saturday on the charge of com ws plicity fn the lands frands, leaves Senator Mitchell's plan was to for his Oregon ho: shortly to pre make {t appear that all fees for pare for trial. He said this morme services before the departments at | ing Washington had been retained by Hereafter I shall keep away from his partner, Judge Tanner. Articles the house of representatives. I have of partnership executed between high ideals as to what tue hous |i em 1 p d that such should be and believe it would be foes should be retained by Mitchell, an affront to my fellow membem | but when Mitchell came back from for me to appear on the floor while Washington last December to ap- this charge hangs over me. pear before the grand fury, he Representative Hermann, who caused a new agreement to be also under Indictment, takes a dif drawn, exactly the same as the orig- ferent view of the matter. He bas inal, except that it provided that all been @ regular attendant at all see ry h « claims, in violation of the fe 1 such fees should be retained by sions since he was indicted and hag Tanner, Mitchell receiving no part | voted on all pending questions. Jof them. This new agreement was, Senator Mitchell has made to correspond In date with the himself from the senate. original agreement and was execut- | 4 ed by the partners | | When Tanner was called before the grand jury and asked as to the | ADRIFT | partnership articles, he produced | the agreement made last November And swore that it was the original CAPTAINS AND FAMILIES IR executed in 1901, and that tn accord- | noe with its Lerms Mitchell had re-| GRAVE PERIL IN NEW YORH celved no part of the fees collected | by the firm for prosecuting land | HARBOR | claime. — By some remarkable detective | work the government secured con (By Beripps News As'al lclusive proof that Judge Tanner's testimony was untrue. He was | YORK, Feb. 13—Gewms confronted with the evidence and acknowledged the truth. He was three children, aboard two big call barges, had a narrow escape from death in the icy waters of East rive corroborated on the witness stand by his son, A. H. Tanner, Jr., wh wrote the fraudulent partners: last night. agreement, and by Harry Rober Two barges, the James D. son, Senator Mitchell's private sec-| with Captain Flood, his wife retary. little daughter aboard, and the From the outset the evidence has | Eureka, with Captain Kratsner, wil pointed strongly to the conclusion | and two sone aboard, were tora ed | their moorings at the One Hi | and Thirty-ninth street pier and been rigidly scrutinized by the | carried out towards Hell Gate ia@ Prosecution. The first case tried| mammoth {ce floe. The see We jwas that against S. A. D. Puter, | piled up on the decks of the barge Horace G. McKinley and their ac- | and several times they were complices, the minor actors in the | capsized. The steamer Edson, huge conspiracy to rob the govern- | erated by the department of ment of its lands. The trial was | ties, finally crushed through thei and reached the drifting barge’ aboard then. that Senator Mite in the land frauds, and his acts 1 was invol marked by a series of sensations, each more startling than any th. had preceded it, until the culmina- rescued Wor fon was reached in the conviction of all but one of the defendants ALL OVER NOW | When Judge Tanner was called | before the grand jury he was ques- tioned closely as to the nature of} Chinese New Year is at end. Last his partnership agreement with |nignt, in a blaze of glorious enator Mitchell. Tanner stated that | jess and continuous rattle of Mitchell received no part of the fees | crackers, the Orientals danced, sa collected for services before the de feasted and prayed out the a | partments at Washington, and in irs of a two weeks’ cel support of his assertion ne produced hae day the usual routine will be i the pretended articles of partner-|force and Smili John will ship drawn last December, but pur-|found with a sad tron in his porting to have been made and exe- |and his mouth full of water feuted In 1901 to sprinkle the shirt fronts of BM This was the fatal blunder which | white customers preparatory to gt led to Senator Mitchell’s undoing. | ing them that superior che | Honey took the document to exam-|eq by the special method. {ue it more closely. It was found to | sands of eltizens have visited Pos j have been written on a paper that | section of the city lately to ‘was manufactured since nd lfamiliar with the sights amd f and cur with a black typewriter ribbon, tome of the Orientals.

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