The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1905, Page 1

= ROSS C€S8eneaer B.eS "oF 85 48 Ln Fete. nl (TRA ! NIGHT ! The pris NOW KNOWN THAT THE LAND FRAUD INVESTIGATION | van, W. H. Grove and ©. A. Blu-| DITION Federal Probe WillGo Down Deep AT TACOMA WILL IMPLICATE THOSE IN HIGH PLACES (Spe TACOMA, 4 jury investiga’ {Dis state. alt © The Star) in Lewts >. 28.—The fe d fury had been : © sworn, he promoters of a 1 fraud cases tm | coal operating that t session in nt experts and land of a y Judge Han- fice attaches from Vancouver ‘ appeared before the > testify im ve nfor the at tha © cannot be ascerta e Att fy an inquiry as . ended © pros Tt fe now know . will go de t y gay require mens! te th t onal delega: f ed of ® tuation in Wa “ The following ts the m Pestigation is already a (the ry: J. H. Roe nm which t 1 that just w ne of the state the bie frau ned grand authorities that ent of STEAMER TACOMA IS IN THE ICE ADVICES FROM JAPAN STATE THAT —__—— THE SHIP 1S CAUGHT FAST IN A HUGE ICE BE REACHED LONG OVERDUE FLOE ANDO CANNOT —_—_—. The local Maritime Exchange has enough to ofte fecelved cab a from the * Merchant's Ex mange at Yok a | sion t her that the stea T mi b a bere January 7. t adiv forced fk with contraband of wa The a fast in & dig monste © pack off and the northeast cow { Japan he w ’ « Bfforts hare be made to reach The Tacoma Der Dut, propelled by beary w 10 days ago a the Is driven about helplessly pance fhe cannot be approached FIGHTING (By Gorione News Asent TOKIO, Feb. port from the battle of Twi ite that the first assau! in at noon on F ene flercely ans who were strongly end offered a stubborn resis The fighting was Gown of the 24 fa the morning th Close as to exchange han Pollowing a Japanese the Russians fei @nd leaving 150 dead chen 6 TOKIO, Feb. 28-—General Oyama that Russian batteries on near Sha Hapao | side of the Frye shell his which at-| today condemning in hed the West Mt ukden road on} — Bight was repulsed terms the irresy The Russians have resumed con-| », no ae Struction of defense works in the)" “*®F WHich ran Lua |for the state meat { CHECKED THE JAPS jon its first page ST. PETERS b. 28.—The Sévance of the Milles to the « Sedden blizzard @4 operat: ‘Weather @ngagement The Japs have taken Taling a Katouling, bot ot teularly advan JAPANESE REPULSED PETERS General k stacks Battalions Ein Tong. Tapanes. pFebruary 27 28.—The official eed, They Russian re DEMN A While and lett lows were again re- a hundred corpses was six LOCAL Bruhn the a paid THEY ARE SORE LOCAL MEAT DEALERS CON- YELLOW SHEET FOR A POOR BUTCH tured many ¢ ae, ERS’ BUSINESS company Every meat dealer in the city out- bitterest tor yesterday Afternoon boost it Is known that the Faker is bill The Seattle SEATTIL AHRE FEBRUARY ASHINGTON, TUESDAY, THE STEAMER OREGON 18 BURNING OFF THE NORTHERN Jrock, of V ver; F. B. Jones, of | |Aberdeon; J. i. Culder and G. W COAST OF CALIFORNIA | Ninemire Montoear Ww. o.| Birdwell, of Cosmopolix; L. Laur eee | ence, of Chebalis; Stephen Judson f Stetlacoem: C fe. Gharias (Special to The Star) pnalated of lumber, and it tat LaFar Charlee A. E.| SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 28,—The fed © ena mre : tam F. Danteis, of Tacoma; Morgan |e Gal, last sleek. eities le damage to that consignment avies, of I ia, and KR. B. Dodge, | to n, of the Ban Fr Mgreger Roche stated that he had of Little Rock d Portland mship ‘ot ted advicte 10 the effect that a Bte ee ]marine survey w s00m as th lerwrite reach the v tuntll that the Stent of © damage not akourtaine The fir day morning in the aft Vestel at that time was miles from Cree Norte and a ex Captain W f ord ahead, while the word among the there) was no dane th time signalling to the Del and the collier for assistance preparing to A great mars of smoke and f wee pouring from whieh were quickly battencd | down. Aeehesenenennee |e I neg h r t v ol BMC WV CAL IICT © | Rese secant to vs is as sort Spotter : ERR ee * ete eee * * * * ent City, but were near Tonight winds. showers; Wednesday fair; light to fresh south passengers Wateh will te! the this the § hand—It m vee and perature for Norte and alloying in @ measure the fears of the taasengers AR manager the panwengere and the crew r st 5 t ‘ rably and succer fternoon that the com-| prevdpting panic among the wom he Portland & San Fras stand bx, and all rterers of | were transferred ol. wh that the ble JA portion of was sent to f toh te onfining flames to the he k this “ raing. = i the has brought sult! ed te . rt for $36,000 og rhe 1 mr for the death of her The vessel s the husband at Silverton on February 6. | pay of Creecent City, where she will She sues os wife and as guardian | be detained pending an investi; ~ | JErr ON CITY, Mo. Feb. 28 of Teresa Love, her infant daughter. tion by the marine surveyors —The house today passed the bi Five of the six men who were on|the present time no estimation “t| meee it a felony to engage tn line tender at the time of the accl- | the 4 to the cargo can be as-| bookmaking or pool selling or t |dent have already died. and John | certa’ It Is thought, however, | bet gn horse races, providing the * ie st lisabied at a jocal/that ft will amount to considerable. | penalties of six months to five years | Oregon's cargo! imprisonment in addition to fines The Only Paper in £eattle That Dares to Print the News From Michigan Ave. to State’s Prison tar VOL PER 28, 1905 BY H. GILSON GARDNER NOT WEALTH, NOR POSITION,NOR POLITICAL PULL SHALU aff Special to T . SAVE BEEF PACKERS WHO HAVE VIOLATED THE CRIMIN« WASH P : AL CLAUSES OF THE SHERMAN ANTI-TRUST LAW, 18 TH . - P ORDER THUNDERED OUT BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT eding arted in Ch c ng a | Atty. Gen. Moody Finds That the Law is Violated Every Day, Even ti ent of th ent aiameen af the mat Since the Supreme Court De Jail for Violating the Law and “¥3 j Also for Contempt is the Double Dose Certain Packers Now Have be ered. It car in Sight—President Sure He Has the Evidence to Convict wealth 1 * " 2 | ——— | It iw th t At-| ; t t utes I t ney Sol Bethew r ¢ j fi A ‘ed to begin action € . ‘ he 5 It authority tha§ i ’ ‘ ail f endently 9 leld’s inquiry une to the col penalty 1 { that t wh the ¢ " in z » 0 t w cr t i we to 5 4 agains 1 b c gathering 0 t fi . ha v b 4 for tha rpowe, € ( t “a vr epa noe r led by that law r ane offe ‘ h gains nity to those who testify, , ' he ¢ , ssion. It Is to be ¢ tt a ag ed in passing, however, that t “ three | he beef trust ca ersons have gained immunity Unit t ng testimor Nearly all the ary a after the de t gathered by Commie t “ acke f id has been secured by * nt of t gal prac! rent th Jependent effort of his agents 4 nor | 1 need At nd from outside sources. 4 learne ex-| nay ¢ The main charge in the present at ns! wa z a and had | proce gs will be the packer@ e doe ean been he te for three | have ¢ pired tilegally to rg * 0 a ea. fl sf beef on the hoof, am nay the pack The agents of the rtment of |t the price of meat to the re ow cause why | just it packe snsumer, and thua have been guilty they gutlty of con-| had made no change in their meth aires serene restraining trade. Handed It to Sumner CORPORATION AND RAILROAD SENATOR TRIED TO PLAY, INTO THE HANDS OF HIS BOSSES AND GOT SPANKED ‘REVOLT IS oT SPREADING MOBCOW, Feb. 28 venteen | every time he ventures abroad | | wa N . thousand workmen at Assaran ft} (By Berinns News Ass'n) GOING TO BE LIBERAL NOW OLYMPIA, Feb. 28. — Senator factory } the ranks of strikers today. rhe | Sumner, of Snohomish, who wearg | erate ‘\ the railroad and corporation collag | SENTENCE 18 SUSPENDED tightly welded around his neck, got ST. PRTERSBURG, Feb. 28. ‘ letter te aw trie The |@ severe and well deserved roasting ae from the senate this morning. Sumner is chairman of the public | revenues and taxation committee, and in the 50 days of the session TERSRURG, Feb request of Maxime he has not called a committee ed to live at Riga, | meeting to consider a single one of ast night {/the numerous taxation measures " rb to th His which have been referred to his t f Sere f Crin * w 1. | committee, has been s Gorky k a ti Not one of these measures have alt a com-| of t 1 ® been touched upon, considered or ng t 1h 5 et ef ing the present session, Marte PF: ‘ y 1 join hi t enator Graves, of Spo- a in a anying him| shor \ and Senator Reid, of Pierce county, have some {mport~ ant taxation measures still slum- This was followed instantly by a ing in the pigeon-holes of Sum- r it 100 people with The reason for this delay is easy ] it to see, It is a clear case of a “nig- le were crush the |ger in the woodpile.” the floor and pew These bills, particularly Graves’ were suffocated by the bill, will hit the railroads and the (00 HURT , 4 1 of dust that arose. It|corporations in the solar plexus © would so far stultif welt th. 1 “ut ton & bee ae i that the larger number |and they have framed it up with and take his daily bread out of his| oe 1 from the d Sumner to delay consideration of 2 “ ¥ al of the pc m until too late for the legisla- mouth in order to boost the would 1 t t back | be trust. | (By Beripps News Ass'n) Spee prt kd caer pl atten har Ube nodes Gorin Hinge ak" 1 day| BY some means or other the pa-| NEW YORK, Feb, 28,—Eleven released. Bight of the/to be imposed upon, and he intro f ot the} Per queers an affida dy fr ¥ han } persons were it 60 Ine e ad when r 1 resolution demanding that tub an se eMiee Ket hich in a MOST jured by the colla & floor. of thers died tr Sumner call his committee together je of the men is still jof Ken 1 in a MOS jeet street African Methodist | pitals to which they were forthwith and report on his meas- BRAZEN at ANNER CONV TED | scopal church | ®|" The building {a 60 and | ure | AND ont tee "TO THE PUntaal | ; pan ite was ndemned as un ¢ The resolution was quickly 4 wy! ve supporters giving years ag It has been in a ¢ passe Gen. Kuroki's SED MEAT. And the pape | cipitating the sow lition and fear has Th the first time in years on the Hun |!@ Order to ruin forever the poor | to the floor below. ‘Te: |been ained that a serious | that gislative body has been fellow’s busine called bim an { Mii BERTHA GREEN accident of this nature would re- | compelled to force a chairman of @ honest butcher. i THERESA ELL sult mmittee to do his sworn duty. Bloxam Phin ~9 d in black and} # } iil SAMUBL CHISH( Coroner Flaherty, of Brooklyn imner looked sheepish when the white in the affi davit that he sold i NM) ANNA BEAN day began a searching investigat re was passed, but this af- meat infected with tubercular ily i ANNA SULLIV n the collapse of the church. Over |t is busy rubbing salve on ake place at once, | Serms, the most dar ia] NN WANT LOUISA SMITH 100 are now reported injure he ep » the senate spanked ;, | known to science, \\ \\\ ty _ | MARY SCOTT Flaherty says the accident wa ditties baie It is a myste w this poor de-} \\y "ye f | TWO UNIDENTIE ult of gros: . _ a anate lla luded fellow ev 1 he n \ | a ONE UNI TIF! to fix the bia WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 28.— wage tpe pe 5 own \\ ra K ONE UNIDENTIFI aes ai The senate agreed on the resolution ruin unle * paid | oa . 800 people ha a ad the invitation for congress BURG, Fet for furthering the es i auditor! h ss the « of Lewis are & of erupu mill | attend the funeral of on ne old SHING Pr ( and pr 1g : i, it nt r members. The p Y 1 1 th the of a joint com- He will ao i) ng the summons t r cent of and 15 repre 1 i \ neral procession at the the govern- ~< \ the cracking of timber