The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 16, 1905, Page 1

The Pioneer One Cent Paper of the Northwest “NIGHT EDIT NY INJURED IN EAPLOGION —_—— QuLPHUR WORKS SLOWN UP AND PARTIALLY DESTROYED BY FIRE—FIREMEN HURT IN SECOND EXPLOSION WHILE ity THEY WERE ENGAGED IN FIGHTING THE BLAZE —_—— workmen and t h t wa ae jared and ay M the P is femeve the inJe a t he f ant rane from a groping nm the fumen f eat while the suly ma rie ge: , vod Phe first «x * ted ¢ A lore ‘ ing ly of the work © | thom ' by the fumes sas wt with sult Al uickly resuscttated moet instantly a! x | ¢ loss in property will amount | gion a seccnd « h was’ to about $30,000, PRESIDENT ORDERS AN INVESTIGATION ROOSEVELT TELLS BUREAU OF CORPORATIONS TO GET A LINE (ON JOHN 0.5 OPERATIONS, ESPECIALLY ON WHAT HE 1S DOING IN KANSAS a Wasuinotos D. Fet ‘ ple of Kansas with the Standard Pabteat Roosevelt + 1 Oll company was wired to President ce nes Stand | Roosevelt last night by the Presi he t H. D. West and Secretary W of the Kansas Oi! Pro ie recent operation k . Roosevelt + ation the White H « of the condition ‘x tr Kan aan and calling ‘he procured yesterday « ® t . a . for the | gate what | id. It will ex er lease” of tend from the Kansas t ation lands. The large producing localities thre oat the country where dest ¥ servation idem ¢ tactics are employed b t ] nm " & lan 4 Dine. a b« ot petra mae tard KANSAS TO BUILD REFINERY should own i de om par 1 have TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 16 ‘eos Gi mean ie aa ernor Hoch today again declined t pendent of pr te forecast his action on the state ee ee only in the West, b Production, not at all over the a FS@ERIS 23 finery bill. Personally he P-| United States. Ragoves be varie ae ot ee [The lease is nominally held by diet Othe clieae pet ‘ straw men,’ but it really is in the 9¢ abe, Standard Ol] company and the oil producers appea: to the KANSANS ARE HAPPY president, the secretary of the in terior and congress to refuse the CHANUTE, Ka ‘ application now pending for its 1 of Rews that Presid Looe had tensic It is too much for the gov Personally ordered an stigation | ernment to give to tandard Oil ines @ the Standard 01 » company, or its agents, an organiza Methods in the fields tion which ta alr om, caused a general jut that it presumes to be pak- ‘The of produ y th a | the people and the governmen Be mass of testimony t the tle pod Agents of the government id 8 e | = Ss x | = = 8 | 3 prest APPEAL TO ROOSEVELT © @y Scripps News bee comme | manag & Navigation » was rebought at 5 Be} ompa of the & ompany Ass'n pe econ WASHINGTON Fe TOPEKA, Kan., Fet ap- y passed the Pei for aid in the fight of the peo vation in REL ER SIS CAPITAL REMOVAL MAJORITY REPORT FAVORS PASSAGE — MINORITY OF HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS INDEFINITE POST PONEMENT—MEASURE WILL BE SPECIAL ORDER FRIDAY * MORNING —eEE, Olympia Bureau jdall; the mi . Seattle Daily Star, p Olympia, Wash. Oyuris, 7 19.~The house tommittes « a asage Moval ii t ‘ i B® majority; » and a. bill 1 King « Peatponenie:: ‘ fa removal bill, B ie Ie wis Gleason ing been released BILL IS REPORTED RUSSIAN LINES —_——_—— MIKADO'S ARTILLERY OPEN FIRE ON RUSSIAN POSITIONS, WHICH 18 BELIEVED TO PRESAGE A GENERAL ENGAGE MENT ———— | My Seripps News Ass'n} Jthrough y y. It ts thought TOKIO, Feb, 16.—Ficld Marsha f Russian rig 1 + Oyama reports that the Japa « | | pats . RUSSIA PROTESTS | to the ae - That Rus } hout nd | MUKDEN, Fe nch| CHEFOO, Feb, 16.—One h : guns brought from the | a ae nt b 'Jap oe at 1 Arth " Ae tinued tod arry 0 280 ; . pound projectile J - : MUKDE - Jes By - bes heavy cannonading Tw - e k . Gates Keeps | "Em Guessing SPECTACULAR SPECULATOR HAS THROWN THE WHEAT MAR- KET TOPSY-TURVY BY HIS OPERATIONS | | atreet The morning in Feb wheat to CHICAGO, a h that may sing to the wall, May tion 1 at the opening woul he ex hort id her t | Mrs. Cranda atisfied th COURT HAS TO RESORT TO jy). 4, i ANCIENT LAW TO SETTLE a . th CRANDALL FAMILY TROUBLES | eral oon ar CONTRACT LET The contract to 1 the new Western Centra Un t t J Ca n r $21 The 1 . the ter ' tract m t . 1, but it ‘ 1 that it be f hed t ‘ I Ed ¢ A The Seattle Sti Ir MUST NOT VST HER SICK BOY MRS. DONALDSON ORDERED BY THE HOSPITAL, WHERE HER SON 18 SICK While her il-year-old son, O in the Beatile Gen al b critically Ml with typhoid fever, h jalmost ineamely indulgent 1 | Mra. Julia Donaldson, time and tim again tried to bring to him fr eandy and eake, although tt The wowar p n hiding th rs the D nal 1 un w that the houpital nurses were not bie to p nt he . the superjor ale}te t » emain aWay from her sick Jude Frater issued a restraining order asked for by Charles Dy son, the {ether of the t Dr. G. Bo MeCulloch, the attending physician, who reared for the of his patient, if the youngster's mother persisted in her extraordi nary condeet. A few weeks ago Mrs li stituted = divorce proceeding against her husband, who is the pro prietor of the Butte saloon on Main She alleged cruelty and 1 ip am anewer and « rday, De with being support mplaint Med yest son charges his wife responsible and avers that she a condition bordering on He aske for the custody of hi ‘ren, claiming that at time mother neglects them and at othe lth iy abuses them “in an affidavit Sled in support of take at home, buraing with f¢ A times unconactonr r sald to have tnalsted of eat sod which Dr. McCulloch tc < ' not ti At me husband ‘ tb she foree t itt fe wt get out of bed himself and to th ta t { r en, altnoug sly to be utlow t 1 and When th lad w a © the horpital a few 1K sit him. Phe r 1 at the doet a orde n tha should kave nott at ex and that t t roth: i Notwith : next ¥ to the hospita rried a large fr hen the nu r f nt, the ted ent which sh ried, The hi ' tl fh found eeeeee Donaldson | COURT TO KEEP AWAY FROM Th 1 Me@ h ;. the f “ f bh at id f t F , h ght p penalt th ' ar ha t . v i her boy RHKRAAKKRHKHAEREED The Weather : * Spotter * Se ee -eeeee Tonight and Friday, Fair; Brisk East Winds. Watch this hand—It moves and will tet the past the lowest temperature for 24 hours The lowest reg the pa ‘ | AURUT I 6.—Most Wet | ! H J. Hulen ¢ aring ams f t th W h yon the nigh ’ the f agree th ‘ y exact rh eun I er J Prew The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News VOL. 6 SUBMARINE BLOWN UP OF BRITIGH JACKIES KILLED OR INJURED IN TWO BIG PER MONTH 3 SCORE GASOLINE EXPLOSIONS ABOARD WAR VES6EL—RESCUERS HURT IN SECOND EXPLOSION WHILE BRINGING DEAD AND INJURED ABOVE BOARD BES LAND FRAUDS HERE WILL BE PROBED UNITED STATES ATTORNEY FRYE GETS BUSY FOR FEDERAL GRAND JURY IN TACOMA ON FEBRUARY 2 It in {| of ‘ M 1 it r ber " t h be sut 4 f but 5 t Un ‘ f t 4 I suppose " ff howe t t has 1 that United . x § strict Attorn of ic t at t t be sent to 1 i 1 those ‘ Investig: That { Ores H ng be vy irregy 1 Mr. t he f will be Her wld not hav isdiction t foors of t outs district, except un- ; Piracy hile those} der special appointment or except f Oregor « a by ind the Oregon frauds had been idual fi duals. shed thr into Washington by A Sy witnesses have been sub-| some of the gon people under in« t In the latter case, both and Whshington offices 2 conjunction PASSED Poisoned Him (By Scripps News Ass'n.) |SERIOUS ACCUSATIONS MADE! wasHINGTON, Feb. 16.—The AGAINST MRS, CODY, WHILE | Mant government bill, | si he bsolute power BUFFALO BILL IS SAID TO over for two years rom March 4 HAVE BECOME INTOXICATED |day. 7 is the present comt the pres- FREQUENTLY lident t an he de | shase It also les for the pur- ——o ch of the bonds of the Panama | railr iwyt E,W Fet | n and wi Li management of the A en om pany will ile acts. re © RUSSIAN FLEET a ) e, and] now one f the r t fortable Th t v were i,t bh t th ’ ar h } °