The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1905, Page 1

' qhe Pioneer One Cent ; y . ¥ 4 Ge The Only Paper in Seattle Paper of the Northwest aa ] — eC a . @ a I That Dares to Print the News figHT EDITION a SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 190. NO. 3. oO 23 CENTS PER MONTH ans Wo a Mots MORE THAN FIFTY MEET DEAT tot t n in or ‘ A 3 we; 0) See eee eee eee ees See ce ata n order to pre- | | PeARPUL SMPLOBION IN LEITER'S MINE AT ZEIGLER ENTOMBE r e he 4H " — a ot GIF TY MBN, AND ONLY PIVE HAVE BEEN REQQED SO ble Seaman * = _ Ger ny a Deo. 26, 1905 « | fir . or family Me em he PAR-THE OTH ARE Ali BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN < i gathore a tw t wel be Antena Ont, i908 @ | learned that endish wretch hed CREMATED OR GUPPOCATED—MINE 16 BURNING . . Oct. 29, 1906 @ [*! rived In 4 The letter goes u® to describe the . re b _Cerememenmenenemenreaen (a ~ oe vf pathetic details of the funergtof the! o~ murdered mother and daughter, ea@ F tells Row for months aad menthe (By Gerions Nows Auras Cee etter eS h bid _ ZEIGLER, ILL. APRIL 3.-AN EXPLOSION OF GAS OCCUR- search@d for the fend @ “ olated his hage how . ™ wete, wi in the hands of the local ‘police SED IW THE LEITER MINE THIS MORNIKG AT © O'CLOCK, God t her every item af loformaieoe wat) wey with > n might be of amistence tc co JUST AFTER THE MEN HAD BEEN LOWERED INTO THE ry tee floor near he (Rorities In eeeeing (he muriaer) ek Oh im. (Re fla 8 wile to ete sed how Mealy (Be Gandy wit veumee shoud whee eo @umrliy deed eas a SEH caDt “28 & cCMMpiomes wther «@ | toe we Bol Charred = and 48 Guyy OW duurened of ome red cmet @MD bi Lh Uvewe words - wigbensoe. | Cee cumpnme eugl ef (mele foes Other | je pom (he Miternesa ea & Wosy weekt Crom why thelr Bodin were Lhe ky@o! BOleh will rim te ver cou! at thie) (ee sewstiog im Cie amd tered ly (Be fuumuM, aed NeWe (ure PO agriast vour fellow wy we a he |) Gut tor Che poritem of Meir fe, tmp ro ber et is terribie effile Whu® remuxiaed uniouc®ed by the Ue ee Foo wh get oces atveraouo, April | ae Mune (bey wowid Rave lees om The iwrd giveth and the Lor! ward, Ube recopconadie | tabeth away ne and ‘Toe aveuseio, whom right ame Live you "fe my boy so that al! — |e Getiwetl bul who gure am alles men will homer you and while woo! [fe Che prefect of police as immock. {are toned Aboot by Winds aad esas, woe captered te Hemgels, Holland | your bead bo doute oil) be bowed om Feb 1 1G This man, it seems ts sorrow aad voor beart fitted w SHAFT, evecis in Muslier® ciated 19 ime letver, AT LEAST FIFTY OF THEM ARB INTOMBED, WITH BUT UTTLE CHANCE OF ESCAPING ALIVE THB MINE IS FULL OF DEADLY GAS. L THE TIMBERS, RAILROAD TIES AND) DEGRIS WERS HURL- ED 200 FEET IN THE AIR BY THE FORUE OF TH® EXPLOSION, AND THE EARTH FOR RODS AROUND THB IAFF WAS CRACKED. ~ toon gerely for the purpote of reward in heaves shove ees 4 bee of bow the house “Lat thie ope thought be your), var cOnsirurted, Sith « view to [guiding star” lcommithing robbery at ome future | The news completety unnerved ldatm How be eared af the loce | Muetier, and for a (ime he was in and al) he wowld say was to SMOKE AND FLAMES BELCHED FROM THB MWOUTH OF THE MINE THROUGH THE BREAKER HOUSE. ' ONLY ONE MAN IN THE AIR SHAFT ESCAPED. THE HEAT FROM THE BURNING MINE IS 80 INTENSE THAT THE CROWD OF RESCUEKS ARE KEPT BACK. ‘ A LATER REPORT STATES THAT TWENTY NwAe (AS DEAD AND EIGHTEEN INJURED. y IT IS NOT KNOWN WHETHER THE DISASTER i8 THE BB 2g j . |towarere cheet were found marke ‘whore the meat ame had been used ng time hie ehipmates ald | during a2 attempt to pry the coffer not know the cause of the poor opea. man # sorrow, but finally he unbur- “Gottwel) was brought tack from dened nimeelf, and th teliem the eed Henweb and is now jo jail bere |store to « Star wan Baturday efter e ah! POSS HHARAAAHRESE SEE EE OOEOEOOE SULT OF A PLOT, OR AN ACCIDENT. Pay MEITER RECENTLY ANNOUNCED HI8 INTEXTION TO Ce | otitis & ‘ aha ee : . , TNS : ACCORDINGLY. ON CITY PROBLEMS IT Is NOW KNOWN THAT THERE WERE BETWEEN ere AND SIXTY MEN ENTOMBED, AND BUT FIVE ARE RNOWN TO ‘The Seattle Star wi\| print to ite tseue of tomorrow the Mret * HAVE ESCAPED. article [o & Moet interesting, IMstrecttve aod attractive aries ‘The Seattle Star wef chtuioed “ pictere (alike with (he marors 66 99 TWO OF THESE ARE 80 BADLY INJURED THaT THEY WILL PROBABLY DIE, TWO OF THE FIVE WeRe ReSCUmD AT NOON, BUT THEY ARE ALSO TERRIBLY BURNED. i . rece . Peasemtarene camera MUELLER, Merderet Get. ee ee eebebeeeeees i : 3 3 ——- . of the mrmest ilies io the Usited Scates, on the imporiast ie coer of municipal ownership, 6tr eet car service public boal'h and ALL ATTEMPTS TO RESCUE THE UNFORTUNATE MEM ARE USELESS ON ACCOUNT O° THE FLAMES I9@UING FROM . the sola) evi! The mayors gite their views upon (he istues lo empties cabia.” Questioe afd outline tbe course thet has been oF i6 being. THE BURNING MINE, ALL ENTRANCES TO THE UNDER GROUND WORKS ARE BLOCKED WITH DEBRIB AND IT 18 Rutened (© «Captain adopied jm thelr respective cities To everyone imterested in e@iered ond was ipa) progress aed the Big lseure of the day in the otties of NOT THOUGUT POSSIBLE THAT ANY OF THR MEN NOW IN THE MINE ARE ALIVE. eteoevsveee Worth om April 4 end there he will ROOBEVELT PROPOSES TO TAKE MIGHTY LITTLE AED TAPE, | {liver ibe last addres on the trip ‘ e Seeeveeeseene BUT LOTS OF POWDER AND SHEF—WILL MEET THE KINO Co the chee. te Gey afer Cbrieman SESS S EES TS } j President Roosevelt's bunting (9 one ohare | OF PEOPLE HE LIKES AND REVEL IN THE WHOBANEOO— | ety resity Sein when te lenves sessneneneanenseet P . Fort Werth At the latter ¢ity he Sic" ELEVEN FOR WALLA WALLA | === seep R WAL r Mimtve from tie of @ ined Staves this series of @ rticles will be of the greatest in Oiiabarg Germany The @ possible raiae fom tome sinve bie @ eeeenee = al Bimpeon and Sloan @!mpaon and om 5 5 r ——- Bd: Ee «cael smrted to the @impeon ranch, et SMOKE AND FIRE FROM THE CRACKS IN TB GROTED f y POSSESS EEE ES EES UF To ee Lyon's kennel of arey-! Novia, In the Teaee Pamhandic . . . Sa ) a a Po Serer aarteeanteneesy PEEP ESEETSSS @ ROOSEVELT S houndé, the largest in the United Several days wil! be spent there im AROUND THE MOUTH OF THE MINE ININCAT® YRAT AL& io the tressure ‘These men have changed their piace of residence from the @ * Leave Wash ilies a = 's e “one bight of the 6th the preal moon an — Gutuis om eos Sere Cee Saee Open CO Le Ce ereercn ee . leaver, which Mote) Qe tth te Wotls Walle @ Lewisvilie, Apr 4 ” @ Calomm John M. Bimpeor and bie esiden tial te > oo the ne all———e——————— Ee } Same Sea 1a, Ge Grief stops at St. Lovie, @ am, floan Simpson. banker and Saar tuntng enbetanien 00 due Gam: , c t. & Kiney here 2 * |@ Musceges and South McAllie @ farmer member of the Rough | sissipp! canebreske the president did ‘ Amas Crermonint T hie years * ter, ieee A 4D in bis boner te tO not get a shot. The Texans, how- , Tay doerere came 6 16 yeare © | @ at Sherman, Tax. evening of @ \be given bY Colonel Bimpeon. dent Will go to Dulles the home of Witten Demnmeey A a @ Aor! 6 © Weep and Avetin are on the pro- lever, have promised to Geiiver the | - , Reber! Lawter Porgiar Sd tik Oe ww, Weee . © grant dor Apr 6 In the taster ety goods, and it may be that the hunt gone —_, —_ ¢ = ~— # Aacit © @ there are to be (wo epecches. ODE | ing will be attractive enough to : ebbe ® in Antonio, evening of Gh @ of theme 1! be delivered to the induce < Lo peo a oe vce tee ; —_ @ and April 7. her ° ha a of the lagualetane wn ommeng isthe eared one Sap y @ Lever Thomee “ gene @ Fert Worth on 0 4 iit he = 1. a sa Pf, Soest @ |p we and the panhen. @ ; joint geunton ud the other will be; ‘Thence the party will go to the { - deat | pre @ & | delivered from the steps of the cap-| Colorado mountains, west of Glen- } e ot bs |@ Jon fork Thiet years @ |@ Hunting ia the panhandic ite f© on aecembied multitude of wood Springs, Bears, mountain ] ant Te LR Oe ce cee eres wee sere SE OUEST STEEE ESS 4 and in Colorade for three or @ | Temme |itone and wild cate are the. game } : deep —_— i : af @) Repsevelt may take thie oppor-! there to be soveht. Philip B. Stew- ‘~ . ; f the Walla Walle tact lature. there Co P ew aoe be ~ ae Warden Kees, o! 4 — ‘and @ith irone about|* * SEO SEE SE + Ey tut to empress his regard for the art, of Colore4o Springs, hae ar- Cenitentiary Monday deitevered to /tneir em, the little squad of on heroes who have flawed in the up-! ranged for the riding horses and hem to the North |, WASHINGTON. April 9. Presi | oupding of the wiate. He hee more, pack train. There will be tents, bed-| PONWON IN COFFEE DETECTED BY AYTENOANT WHO YTES)@ - ae ene [Pertenaten oes dent Rousevelt left Washington thin | thai 6 that after Iweving 4 ‘1 the late eleven teria. lore Pacific tr 4 o'clock Mop. | 4¢0t Re eit le ashingtom this than omee sas ny 7 em tng and provisions, the latter con DEADLY DRAUGHT AND oO}. ‘The bod ‘Mech receipt was for the body of gay afiernoon and boarded » ai Morning on « long trip to the weet ‘he Whice House he proposes to) sisting fly wt bacon, flour and D OIES—CZAR SUFFERS NERVOUS ton as ® CRD ebastered usr. There they will Mod and south. He will be absent from | Tt ® Aistory of Tense, Gume an€ Th wal So oo COLLAPSE yy : An4 each body ts on ite way pint épirto—eee mm Pierce, | the cant ' A 4 | Reaesevett expects to arrive at San) pended upon to fli out the bill of ea not red en fro capital two months ie af |, ® : ae oS fiendish t the Me gray building om (B@ four from Everett and two from miration of the people with whom 4°'@e Ge the evening of April 6/ fare, John Goff and “Jake” Borah. < otis murderer then “SRke of the Walla Walia rfver, Yarima he | mingle bas been oft en *'4 femain there over the following | fameus guides, will Jead the way to from the @deee 1 WIS perform certain labor, Tuesday they will be shaved and | pressed. They sre confederate vet- |" the game. ft ST. PETERSBURG, pril 2.) Tsitsiber, Cone » poured iis mients 8 (Bree times @ day and Sleep hethed, meatured and photgraphed. er, Texans aod Rough Riders | 4° See Antonio he will take part While (he oer Ste & our loved ones “ght hours ea ® niatt, for ® certaiD | eng given the stripe! costumes that To a-tend ihe reanian of tbe latter he iheas! reunion of the Rough | wilds of the meuntsins executive |imto @ state of consternation lest | bit aire The fire <a oumher of years |grece the figures of the army of ex at San Antonio, Apeil 7, is the prs | MM They and mont of the pop- | beadquarters will be in the spectal/ night by what proved to be the! bot Japenase Intoricatioe from cont b eee by (be murderer) The arden anf bie deputies ar pistors a Walia Walia . | Mary object of the erip. tS chat section of the stetelqraip at Gieswood Springs. Becre- | boldest attempt on the life of e6y tinued success, bold inittative an@ OY mtom of § bis crime, | ited Montay moreing 604. for the) Thetr names wilt be taken fromm! 4 slight delay io (de presidents * Ml Meee end greet him. He wi, | wry Loeb will be there to receive | member of the imperial family that determined perseveragce must Be i: the ution of the fittt me tn the wigtory of Kine ahem and, in exchange they will be depar the White Hone | °' o@aree mate epeeches to them| «anthunications eddressed to the | bas orcurred within @ decade. regarded. The situatiog affords am ed. Luckily /camnty, the sheriff felivered over given ® gumber wep cocoa 1 by © trifting a 2n@ ted the sports and contesis| president Matters that require his} As @ resalt, Stragoff, one of the | opportunity for Russian cavalry, the flames (© otha bands hie Peach of prison. | “Wied to get rid uf em,” remarked gent One of the horses # erpnggrd to celd@rate the event Arteatton will Be eint by mesvengers czars personal attendants, is dead, | which far bas played am in- ers bound tor thelr @-@. if not self lone of the @ttendente © the county tw ihe president's landau. in whe will visit Fort to tin Sengr amm , | while Bis imperial majesty is in 8) significant role, to distinguish i the presifient is in the! The imperial housebold was thrown | distance involved, ¢ pian agen too bol! and almost Impracticablés ween ai oight. ovlmted, betes Heretoane the wher (yall a ihe equed laohed <@!- | ene preeiten! driven to the dew} |Atate of pervous collapse and haa/ by ascertaiming the Japanese ihe . ewfot crime | Uf (ook pis charges to Walia Walla. | ing “goodbye to thelr comfatey be put olipped um the pavemast p takem to bin bed. tentions, y | the servagts, |DGt this rystom wes changed by the ind them. “We oced the roman fuk, @hile the equipege ees baat | At supper last night, Stragoft, as | ciamem. went to call | qa {ing the Treasury tur iding y ; ig jie Ais babit, tasted the different! WITH GENERAL KUROKI® Aad Geter in toe mere eeveunrdéoese h borers were soon (0 68 Whe . . g dishes the caar selerted to eat, a4 ARMY IN THE FIELD, April 8— fea went to your. 4 LJ oe extrteble tsagia Secretare Lote . after % drisk of coffes from the | (Via Fuean.)—Two detachments ot , ater repeated 1 The Weather ¢ 421 1 ‘antes amine io dso ’ sre used exclusively by Nicholes, Japanese cavalry have returned pa) hed whieh she cde ve | es @ | tangti the dinele ther cit the tuitfyl ervest wos aeteed iE ibe arr fter th. 4 } rs 2g the etimels, serher vo thw sree pede “+4 a after the most extensty; Wipemie, eniaved tha) S tt B)Shich was belly mjuréd, ant the foo after expt "i dangerous scouting exploit o! onl we fei it emyty Teel e spotter Bary procerded to (Re wetion whrb- ’ A frigid investigation failed to the wa. detachments were i ad eee \ ont, further (ncident : ta the perpetrator of the dee? gent north early in January under on tb SSCOeeesessesessges ‘The dviay sftra ted hundreds of . vi e entire etaff OF servants !8 the leadesship of Colonel Nagangu- there nap. | - - | peapte, Sut they were kext aloct tg Gader surveitiance and three af | ma and Major Sasagawa and num- Agaio sb®} After sty mre of laboriogs | . Yenight: Pair; Warmer, Tues (the secret service on aiiemiing (hw ber each 184 men. Only 100 ew { wegen Bow idered. ariiting on oot ibe Bak doen Oy wk Cooter; Frank North: presidential | mi of each Gugashmnons returned. They mat acanil : ene Winde. party wil te explored the Russian positions . fling her to leans yer aug pes ov iy voldes Riwmevelt Arrormey papers have heen inetrunted by the | of Mukden, They encountered ang} eee, Mew iu, e work last Seturény night andi How do’ we W. H. Moenie, Private Se¢ | official cegsor to suppress aay ref- | cluded many forces of Russian cav- | P. Mar medier ped dirnypearnd. teeta of the mafe, $3, was happen t Rave m Loeb. fr, sever ¢ ‘ erence he tragedy early | airy and penetrated Genéral Mist- | fees dressed, both » mae by awehepen cf | - 6 senewwaphers and re@ ¥ 9 ber “little fat |chenko's line. Then, going north«| 0 downnt As the RGM wa Maearecsa’ tad , of the prem esnocla- BIRMINGHAM. April # — The | ¥#"4, they grossed the railroad, cute ‘ Re kite a strong odor | attempt at sabe cracking Sumduy+ Pot 4 Weepite, deviels, that | 2s the road and the telegraph ling “ Mrning assailed thete| morning. Ap §nvestigation by the AT 2:00 The president will swend Tuegday oe, Sees ahnnnies preliminaries | during the battle. Afterward > ‘ clepe that ¢wo sets of this nice day? A at Loul where abe ee the aon ueaty dor Le =“ ee | eee the | drilled by the safemen mixer sys we ie rate veleram camp. rhe p- | Diace, and Mnally reture ie, ee reeking with the Lisst holes missed the combina Tee weather De ee eee ores A rd | Saocs that toctbrtueds tad ireasus army north of Rayenn. ° ne 6, and the! t te. which, {f remover } ase é . men and the chances are good @a . - —————__—— °° Ot burning flew merenees eee, tf Fes cablers “haa a oe he will at in some form the © have been ACtnE UPON | yyy RR Sh Gest oo cat «yt ke access to the tumblers ao We , Ratios ° ee by Eek eitoe abcnaet TLe thet these negotia- | ¥ et ry $ distinguished. Hoth then|ond set of holes w. ee onecen + e: 44 lor of the ‘men who fought in tioas are in progress and have been The Northern Paelfic is % ek to the par © wh h ful aad Gaia ree ons started "About 4 4/nag “ | What he calls “the great war.” | j.conducted with’ the full knowledge | % planning to fit up a special od wie her way nd the|this time mething startled the oor ‘ lesa haa R? From Louiavil'e the president sand consent of both Russie andy car for the transportation of #7-—~ The dc a thay” shtnatened ull to nip ie wtrite for the Southwest 3 apan. Neither Russia nor Jépan | x prisoners to Walla Walla * P) tar hetr 1 fled from the the little buds Theve will, however, be stops along sade en vee = digect com | & it ts plas ee Construct i , I ting the door be <i the way. The t of these will be peaciions on to he #1 Ber ee bas wen car ¢ — to make % had | hina t | at St. Lo ¢ t notable wilt ppenec a ne jo! eques' it absolutely bu proof, and ‘ 4 nd them sed’ima city Detective MUDGE OSBORN DEAD\**, !ou'e, 7! Pee it of Great Britain and France with FRMt S° tha ane Umea or x, & | j a} Adams tha thorough inveatiga- | z Alester, in the India@ Terrtory the friendly support of America pen te impoantte pes che * | t tion « 6 nd are satisfied ee first atop in Te will be at ohne “ * oners to combine in an attempt rains | tion of he: brags and are salietled by, Ai Slim aboen (socmadtyl| arctic toni e ce peter Mo eee rae toe Rated ye to overpower the quards teurs, however, the device is an old | *Perior court Judge and for many | party will arrif on the evening of } sete 1 Mie ’ acht h. Mar cn sia, ba c ¢ one. The compan office is jg a} Yeer*® prominent in bit ake April 6 herman i# the home of Searey 81 ay . » on +s Ru: 7 - RR RK te ecluded spot “ t the | died at the Seattle her: pompital | ¢ el Ceetl A. Lyon, one of the Loyal Bohra greene — : rs ha. wi ode ag he Jafter a protragged illness 1 haste df tha présiddnt in reemed | rhs oittasion eee unchanged Pevrerreretrreerorriey morning burglars could work with- | O'elock@faturday afternoon. He was} fyon in the Texas member of the} in other digpeti @ |* The local officials of the my }out any fear” An attempt to break |@@ years of age and resided in Se-| republican nation onmmtttee, | We oneal . © Great Northern, Gqanenn ae ] . Cll the eaieninatice sae ae tle 24 gears j chairman of fie at repulvean GUNSHIU PASS, April 3.—Native | % company have been advined tol with 411 Brees oh dy: Eeuenae cana, The 6 are now at the Bon-| executive committee, ¢ el of the f | reports, which may be taken for|# that the trial rum of the ® a by the cratkamen was evidently na@gney-W ar undertaking parlors. | wourth ‘Texas infantry, president of | what they are worth, state that the | ® steamship Dakota has been ¥ be- | heavy enough, Six holes wer re The deceased was a member of | the American coursing board, fp j Japanese are leaving before the | ® completed and has proven very W q 1 thelin the sadM@ust over the top @ the | Queen City lodge No. 10, Knights of | ident of an oll and cotton company, | Russian front only @ screen, capa- | # satisfactory. ‘The distance wab % combinatf knob. One of the seta | Pythian, and of Jobn F. Miller post | member of the largest firm of ble, with the help of the Mukd | * 69 nautical miles, the _ cerage W cmap me to w had been threaded.and & few min-| No. 31, G. A. R lumber dealers in Texas, receiver for | | and Tie pass fortifications and g * speed per hour 17,7, revolu- * Should ‘kn, fon, but I fee more work on the part of the The funeral will take place Wed- | the largest yellow pine manufactur risoas, of holding in check General | *% tions $7, horse power 10,800, ¥ a Eaow of th : ackers would have given them |nesday aft m at 2:90 o'clock | ing company in the world, He i# Lineyitch, and are gmgnsferring the | * coal consumption 1% pounds eh man cess to the safe, The apparatus! from the ae 1016 Becend ave- | only 34 years old and ver Ithy bulk of thetr five ies to Viadi-\ we per horse power per hour, The \ used in known a6 @ screw power nue w Interment in Lakeview | During his brief stay at man | vostok, and, by means of a wide trial was held Saturday. Peers veautiful ciuth or “dra come the president may have an oppor- HOW THE PRESIDENT TOGS UP WHEN HE GORS ON THE CHASE. movement, through Mongolia, to detotky