The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1905, Page 1

os La io an ot a ct is re mn, ia d - etetttetteeereceenee U EXTRA! “NIGHT El MEFFORD. pans. HARRY © pIVORCE, TAKES THE gReKS TO ABDUCT TH HER CHILO LAW INT IN HIDING W oes Fay Met “~ widnay Meffor’. 1% o'clock tected by M gather of (he jag applic! £ pusdand Mra. Thorne & women ¥ by is alleged. 4c! fhe scheme M ton b & late how whereabouts tained, althous be in the city ht & reporte fag at the ree Mrs. Thomas \! th aven States warshal | tng the pre gapture sin Mattson dente: terpoen, < ety The kidnaping a bold and s large part the vicinity enue and E the Mefford part in the sut ar | women were {n a r time, but ¢ we t/a out with su ar that they @ild, lives at tt week ook ¥ plied for filed a cross ¢ that his wife are ¢ sary for bis moth prearra: Mra. Riddle rang ‘This served © the front + the excent child, wh ediom, + clear, Mrs 23 MINERS ENTOMBED BLUEFIELD, Twenty-three mt shaft Coal & ¢ ferday. Six miners the others § esca The explosion wa. Win a mile away were shatt Gad the shaft of the 1 Wrecked. Seve weually employe : it was learned that n th ber had gone to w q Of the explosion is unker All the miners already recovered are Italians an garians WANTED TO terrif but haft taurant 4 p ” | vent Riplinger fro ng r in which their Hoealich Jing |has not given his co to sell liquor in th lace t ib pplied for th ZH. LEROY SCRAPPED WITH HIS LAWYER BECAUSE HE WOULD NOT LET HIM Ex-/® PLAIN a 1 th teers of the nd his 1 fast anx- ft ne n lumber Of hoteake Blease, 92h ever, the him off « “yew an ing | Questions, and th 1 man 6 mad. WHO HAS SUED HER HUSBAND FoR HER LITTLE | to secure the fue hands oft ing cruelty armed neutrality ut. Mrs \SEEKS TO STOP sideration ight with a cargo xt derah is night hid coffee from South American ports SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY WOTHER WAKES SENSATIONAL ATTEMPT T © HER OWN HANDS AND DAUGHTER—SHE IS NOW 4) WORKMEN MAGOAGHED & mother arth av eet oar » other two | ARMED ARMENIANS ATTACKED RUSSIAN LABORERS INA BAKU | n, “and I had FACTORY AND MURDERED THEM IN COLD BLOOD—THE | ted by} SITUATION IN CAUCASUS [8 GROWING WORSE It was (My Bertops News Ass'n? » women. telephoned to my} 7 P* ERSBURG, Fet th Mra Mefford re —— 1 to give her up, and as he ave a warran ean a " FIREMEN THREATEN To STRIKE WARSAW 7 The { the steam rall- © given higher Mra. Mefford mi about two ree ab h ago, HOT FIGHT AT WARSAW rime b day unles pes | wages, WARSAW, Feb, 27.—#ixty has again br Mefford called at ie of bh husband about once she made se morning she once more ay a divorcee. Her husband mplaint. leges has not taken prope perform that —— GOVERNOR MEAD REFUSES TO PUT HIS SIGNATURE TO THE CAPITAL REMOVAL BILL—GENDS A SENSATIONAL MES- SAGE TO THE SENATE. for Mra afternoon that taken the chtld mpia Bur Beattie Daily Star, Olympia, W | Staff Correspondence by Dan Dean OLYMPIA, Fet *\ernor Me © »| moval bill to the senate After the message had t considered politics by the governor f up | mow ans. Th line Pie and by av os © future. As as th ator Baker * againat veto v Mead vetoe bill in m sensat advocates of t e ¥ mes by Intimidatic ma «ives only a p agreeme with the rnor val am Wednead ext te. The t ght veto that the result of 1 am o passage of th calm medita’ each and all m fleree whispe the rail is awell defined rumor go eration that nds of the ca apital ates of the ‘om an | “ measure are taking steps to ret Mead for vetoing lown his salary te secretary ate on Governor bill y utting and that of his priv Tt te eb med that bit fr venge already been taken wp has been that the bi ey THE LICENSE h this morn tion aga i ome me eer fared not owner of the Rick and expect t elve fm The ord sideration f certain this and rified ” nse to Smith, o tally interest who ow highest the govern inter Neense on * vote to the m and Riplinger was abo: iste in tho m ne | when the injun was | doubt a hs R ued out receiving an a t t - , : eee » result of v 4 ‘ AROL PRISONERS ei Fd elias MUST REVURN the } 0 iseue Late this ense tion to wh 1. after Kennedy bill was killed ET TREE NOW NUMBERS 105 The Weather + DEAD Spotter ; Pe eee | Tonight and Tuesday: Generally Fair; Light to Fresh East Winds. this hand—It moves and the lowest temperature for 24 hours. The minimum * * * « (By Beripps News Ass'n) * 8ST. PETERSAURG, ding to leman (By Sorippa News Ass'n.) BIRMINGHAM, Ala. F of two m ates, t then The on their youth. An official jon o' the cause of the accident began to ow temperature, ac the ther Sun MARINE NOTES rding to nator official for licted oa to the sheriff mom thi ACRAMENTO, Feb. 2 Bunkers, who was in e steamer Rainier ay |} red Co., sails for Ban F for the pt of habeas corpus tc time legree this morning rpose writ morning Jock, and e same de and 15 p steamer go before the supreme court ndy prepare The she take Bunker noo writ alre will probably Francisco this 20 passengers. The Kosmos line steamer due to reach this cargo of nitrates and Judge George I | geles yesterday there by the se Den port to ing was 47 grees. & The Seattle Star 1905 The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News’ =3 VOL NO. 4 PER MONTH U | “SCOOPED’ BY CUPID Miss SPOONER THE DOANE, OF THE STAR STAFF, AND MR TIMES, WHILE TRYING TO “BEAT NEWS STORIES, FELL VICTIM6 TO THE WILES OF BLIND ARCHER Dan ( jan and MAS. HERBERT ¢ court house | the pages of Th | three yours, ha» A $5,000,000 FIRE VISITS NEW ORLEANS A MILE OF DOCKS ON THE RIVER FRONT W out NEARLY ONE HUNDRED HOMES LAID IN ASHES (iy Beripes News Aswnt NEW ORLEANS, FEB 27 IN: O'CLOCK THIS MOK ‘HE FIRE WAS STILL SWEEI ING ALONG ELEVEN BLOCKS OF DOCKS ALONG THE VER FRONT, THOUGH i CONTROL NEW ORLEAN a doren #4 were destcoyed tn savttous fires tha this @ty. The lone about $5,000,001 The loss includes ove corn, aix fire d three eng to the tab wring ship Royal Aside the Stuyvesant waa equipped JUDGE SWAYNE FOUND IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS ENDED IN EXONERATION—UN ,sDEARSTOOD THAT HE WILL RESIGN Cusey enon eddyiog 4a) WASHINGTON, D. ( the verd | The senate at 1 ing began voting on the peachment case NEN ERE RE Ee ted $2 having colle for expense OLYMPIA, Fe 7 at $10 per day f Texe It iIty by a vote « to 3 mbers voting on party lines. Later, vate car, the wa It 1s understood Swayne will send his the president without With the voting of resolution ed laring and the sen court ¢ achment, ad die. i ad ries w crowded and | ston prevail in his seat. Judge | Adams will be the lobby awaiting unanimously. Wace the Kee eee Ke ges of using not guilty that Jue ignation t not guilty on imme- | tive nitte ated t Judo | the t € gubern: article 12, a was diately ad we to be acqui afternoon submitt Peabody. Th« Sw ate, as a imy journed sine adopted, t paced TWO WERE re | SUSPENDED to 8 : EE Re hate WILL FAVOR ADAMS | ‘sis 0% © delay ‘ —" , that a report fave NAP HER GHILD = MUNDEN {a THE MAROC JAPANEGE ARE HAMMERING AY AT RUG ’ STRONGHOLD WITH MORTARS AND TERRIBLE EXECU NG AT THE SOUTH AND GENRAL al Gove Ger TREPOFF. and Tyrann eral of St. Peter by Re tion for ent th sburg, beld re- He has been massacres. ted. accident to the company’s h became dis- for the Steamship whi strait of ago, which Assistar EXPELLED =” INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE | Hex CiIDES THAT CALIFORNIA | ¢ | BOODLERS MUST LEAVE THE i SENATE icenses of and First Frank A. Aick- ense of k George mntil ite | the expulsion Wright, Bunke | epting bribes the a the th a ~ : “ WASHINGTON, D. C., Fet TO CLOSE @y Soeripps News Ass'n) A dispatch that x eee ee eK of cinity ews by Ame > he porarily at activity Yaquis | i on, as protest NEW has been taken t ow night.