The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1906, Page 1

i} One Cent~Last Ein” She Seattle Star E22ns »N MONDAY, JANUARY VOL WILL MAKE MR RILEY se er VIEL, UKEE Harriman in Fight For Majority Stock of Pacific Coast Co. ‘| Judges of Superior Court Instruct Prose- Instruct Prose- that ihe sigue hot ve i cuting Attorney to Investigate Charges ‘==: NEW YORK, J t If the al The publication of this remark] derstood here that " , n the by Gontractor and Report Them Eat to the ettention of, the lit ror lg we Frater, Morris, Alber . : ti nan held @ session in J the Pacific Coa *" we n Favorable Position. te The judges of tt hy foore, cor it to th Prosecuting he control of th I ‘ mty © t u have ex was ol bh e har 7 pe, ot King count oe a a | t Mu : Die Vestigate the charge wo years ago, when the cor natructed t | ; , o tractor J. B Riley @ 5 the city were called upon igate the charges, with pany he . a the wnorship convention on , a wemumed to be f vering ff Riley made for t ast " . wid > “ t « th t und that he me tin I cs an ¢ aw Ane = What Riley Said gale D hag : h : ww are ag ald Mr. Riley,| t : w | ui ea morning at & t . ‘ - wa. of @ by | va $e lat . judges, when the e|tra at e and sald that the railroa be t , “7-day filey stater * ght tolthe @ mn of the case Was pre-|the law unconstitutional, It wa | facilities that 1 eat, at th their ateen' the | Jodged. and tah Af Wo. could radee| thin ease and dectaiug, it Ie thought, | | Seattle and acres of coal f ; f aan @ © com ja certain large wim of moné¥ the} that thfluenced the charges of jin Washington he t weation, i refer Mtearity ‘law would be declared uncometitu-) Riley at the conveation Saturda | pan rs v pateh r Good Coal Supply ot J Moore and the n ere Judge Moor There I and terfront w some Democrats who| an wa ‘ , lieve in municipal owner-| of the RGf0 $52 28 FFsses The the me and] et interests. t w ques | will certatr sald William | Ly a few weeks ago it ! waukes ij & De tle leader The! 3 belfef that b © he again re ne na fa the ap- HERBERT PEET, ACTOR, AND FAIR YOUNG COUNTESS Too IM | theket will 2 2) he eration ine uf PATIENT TO WAIT UNTIL JUNE AND RUN AWAY To se. |"! idioms We a Pacif it in enemas ae Ge ae ATTLE TO GET MARRIED pat this 9 es S € ‘ stihen tk anceninel Gasiiek okt . ras a f € st company am<« ed ‘o at i 4 That an & hoes o ep his}as Mr. Peet had secured a theatrica “ in Seattle ye the stage bs» y the ement | wish take bis wife w m ‘This ¢ dl . - it es bs: 2 Hartert Pee with the | youns |1 el to be taken. | howewee, and ls pr Foun Pee t = @ho have left Los Angeles and ar Mr. Pee a shar i fle fig RO Oe ee ny pow believed riefly | ‘VO | will eimply be an * rest made by J. & $ we Merbart Pe . se young | Jude Moore | % Peoples, the negro policeman #& ie cai players ac .m People negro policem 4 ae : 3: MY, WHAT A r AN OUR TOWN WASE | epee ours an, lt Ria Sa a and » tl Toots. wank : ne ane bee ait the memten: of | ’ |New York dinpa * The man arrested was @ negro, # = ey of her grapdfather, the | her race, being oxtremely must ° aE an@ that the 7 reed with unlawfully hay ® W.C. Bowman. The Bowmans | composer of unusual talent, a clever have not “been # ing eamship ticket In his w — Fthe Poets have long been intl-| dancer and a writer of 2 | Jattle bec & possession * , ' Distinguished Fam lies | | | railroad « * a ; nearly Herbert Peet's family is ax die-| BY WOMAN jing no \ DLA 2 in angnged a & poctess, short-story | ‘ . proven tc 4 wedding. according to th ¢ and sculptor of fa nt | th i oe ne te A YEAR FOR = a r Prussian war, and was dee-| MISS WHITEHEAD CONDUCTS | in 1 have been making eve HIS CRIME he young couple tatled to vee the| with the Crow of the Logion of| CRIMINAL PROSECUTION IN and it ix understoo o thatthe SUPERIOR COURT BEING | Pacif nm the market pragma eed | was « ! 1 that ome if | Aftor mek i : | FIRST WOMAN TO BO 60 Convicted Murde er Is = b Gov aoe lee tueae ake : “| "The final enlea; taking the con Judge Frater thig. morning seme y © the = te 4. White| trol out of the hands of President | tenced Robert Collier to one year in | | im " 1 Mar {Cannon and his friends, were evi-| te penitentiary for attempiing to | Mead Until March eruxilasan fg) rst states ere | [Sohnom nad, Mg triende, were ovi-| te, penitentiary for: attamnging. tt | The only case m record in the The crime occurred at the ler pi slum bi st., om aded guilty and hb securing the de- the minimum sentence was imposed, | perior urt ie that of Mise Reach ert This extended be. | Di Whitehee rn adage Frater’s court ee fhe res ‘ . to y OLYMPIA, J Lieutenant (Magch)® te W. H. (iid) White, sen. | breaks a Per if t 87'S! Governor Charles I * here|tenged to hang next Friday lorsed by fF K Attorney | fice. 8 nh b : 52 op t rk of the] . The Beaplie is to « White's | M eritt Sunttt the in Ay dieuae’ cron erving «| Sharp battle on the floor of t was believed that Harriman necutive office, and ¢ * Mead | friend@ te prepare a petition for a! pr . 1 be The lyoung woman js that of the « rd Doane, who being conducted by t Salt Lake to attend | ce : ; migtation which will be sid- | hie sentence bee nee America fire nvention |efed BY Governor Mead, February | itent he ge enpite tolot the Penltentiary that » |. CHICAGO, Jan. 22.—"God forbid; Cowen said he first learned the ‘o,, {that the son of our martyred presi-| doctrine of compulsion from Gar- be here to prosecute the | field's father, to whom he went to trie company ts on trial : | we the k am being in pay. | *itizens of the United States in the/ school as a boy. He learned then ve Sedge Gillam. Lake ‘Sety| STORMS ment for » k fered Dee | manner of thi wecution,” fer-| when a command is given and . wt passenger of | King. his wed « * vently exe neral Job .) backed by competent authority that . etat ¢ me was forge the chiet Cowomen, counsel for the Cudahy |it n be obeyed. He said Com- | ‘ had $89 cash, when re.| Packing company, in the federal| missioner Garfield was armed with r of the beef case this jority when he sent an t to Cudahy with commands to d in the/lay his business secrets bare and Kixing commis- | promis’ immunity. He declared shaming the son,/that the government had no right GRAZILIAN BATTLESHIP BLOWN UP—FIRE REACHES MAGA. ZINE WITH TERRIBLE RESULTS beating a cow that the animal o appeal case from ~ | LONDON, Jan. 2 A dispatch the crew are reperted killed. It fom Ris de Janeiro mye the Hea. | understeed that the ship took fire) WANTS MONEY FOR INJURY } P Aquidaban was}and the flames reached the maga- : ! of J, M. Furce va th to We nt wl hundred of | xines. nting his finger EASTERN STATES IN WINTER'S GRAGP-RAILWAY WRECKS IN ment op , a CRAZY AND HALF CLAD cali HUSTLING COPPERS <icnal stating } , rraigning the government for com-/to indict the defendants upon. the urn late ' |pelling men to testify and then | ey thus secured 1 Ogak!. Jep.-was arrested at $:15 tug at the top of hin voice. He re CHICAGO, Jan Thic city 16, énniety Qelow sere here end reporté | owing x seeking to make criminals of them mer Judge Hynes, one of the last wight by Office 8 ied te po wee the ¢ T : se | trom @iLever the state aay that the; W t by depriving them peir constitu-| packers’ counsel, characterized Gare © eikw Sbiie was caly after gp ound okt. onl aiber j= growing colder, A gale, at k this et tional rights ‘field as a trickster. the insane. He was later taken at they were al *the county ja When found on Mair } ruaning around half clad and ab t wn the north me for ¥ jown. ¢ mmunt | regina wagon DETECTIVE WAPPENSTEIN GETS MAN BADLY WANTED ALASKA MINER KILLS RIVAL IN LOVE AND THEN SHOOTS TO LIVE IN JAIL PAUL, Jat AT] trate BY BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION | © y, , ken to t TWO WOMEN—WOUNDED HIS SWEETHEART — ‘ Cle vet. 1 ‘ met AFTER PASSING A WORTH- ne : ' ‘ (eempremmeninnanien ' N TO PRESERVE PAR fo, | remiate » Gee ¥ ‘ HECK FOR $283 } BOISE uho, Jan, 22—Henry ,« the Powell girl. He made DEMOCRATS WILL HOLD CON- VENTION TO PRESE rowing All business| “ESS CHECK PF * } SAM JONES TOMORROW | oF Dawene aus Pe to haael TY ORGANIZATION, BUT WILL PUT NO TICKET IN THE FIELD . e Neubaumer, @ wealthy re ‘ en married Novembe The De w 4 Alaska mine t Miss ( ‘ the w g she ran New York A —a y Fog Yo | oe . . : og Bg fe a . - r yRE * y - I N lowed, but a f ge Moore and ' a thee pees. m sl th . ; va e " ar was prevented then by the M al Ow f ‘ “ aiere fer whieg k ' r i He re © Alaska, but "| apes orted hurt. | Ame Aw h : x to Bose Weds All , a be . h " wa g t ey he tragedy w e, one x ‘ ~ gaat Nebracka Preesiite | 7 M ad t : we A N " who is w conven will be calte rs ‘ maintain the party organiza but} “E ame od BSS SSS SSS SSeS ee ee eee | rn | Ey 55, = | [ ] .