The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1906, Page 7

TR Terns MePTrEz ~« @maetie Bet ~ = B FERAFTEPEE VeCRSRRU SES AVAFE RSG A RESPEreres SPL FAS SR SSRPR OU SRRANP SET 6B PPR EPEAT PRP ATER ° ei ee HER FOUND and three men, ‘| BODY BODY OF ANOT VICTIM IS r a en Th bodies vier ‘ —The | ¥ »y and battered beyond de daeamer Wyadtdla ante */ scription, The body of a man was Sonia & Vietoria | found near the scene of the wreck with the bex! tw © reve- | yesterday, The crew of the Grant pa tt t s Rear | my of B. Cram, pantry FIRST DAMAGE CLAIM IS FILED han multe ‘The fag out of t ‘ He charges . Coast Ste y's en- | gence, ch was f fed mplaint this after CA present inve Paul cor vas on ty the 18 pick . ft by | A says me t Allbme and we 1 le anty ask $5,000, alleging | were trave that Becaus s advanced age, bh £ the e— HERO SEGALOS TO GO BEFORE FOOTLIGHTS Joba Greek f an {an enterprising local manager u a . % is hie duty to the people to whe became patel 2, * | back of the lights and” tet —_ “ pe Se wrecked | public gaze upon him, and {t aloe claimed that Segalos personally re Hives o ‘ 5 . fuses to accept a cont of money for on the stage ‘ a th act, but it is fo pne deville thea ' ssn’ . usion that the coffers of th. week Will, mot suffer financta The man has been aa MARCH 7 | “OSS OF MONEY | i | H.C Hanson, 2113 Thi re | ion 1 ported the loss at 9 o ast ooo " night of a pocketh «| OP the hee He could not aay where he ee hae be oat it, or whether bis pockets had | ate, wit! axs j been picked. | The erst — fowner. whe are in a Mareh 1's takes place MANY LIVES) BURLINGTON EXTENSION SALT LAKE. Utah, Feb Buttington of th Batings « tance of @ Bt. Pau extensive con GET EXCITED | ‘LOCK CANAL IS FAVORED © nama n the ual hands The com i of @ lock and is within one vote of be Heated arguments between distant Prosecuting Attorney Satter nal for the state and the attorneys for a apitalized at $1 the dfense racterise the case|'S unanimous. Rear Admiral Fi The peck of the Allen ery ae } against Lem Short. charged with | ‘icott is the only member ‘ag in | hast year totaled 22.223 cases, ‘ CHICAGO, Feb. 3.—Attorney Gen: | lar the trial of which is | {Vor of @ sea-level canal tof which were sockeyes ral Moody arrived in Chicago to Gant Ransovelt: will transmit the 1 Any for « » Atte himsetf bas port of the commission to congre tanity to say much. | _ | ie nited v = WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 3—| { arrived t Daaiel Jones reports the General McArthur bas been as-/ ney Me ¢ tn ‘The lots « so ti with headquarters at Th are lorated tween San aco, unt mt ava. on King. Jackson and or | of Gen ‘orbia, when he will | sta. The received for them | come Heutenamt general and | of staff. tt about 3 . aed B. WILLIAMS SASH:: DOOR BARGAINS | al Porch Newels ‘aol PP h New ix4 Ce ie ri) Le Porch Newels, 6x5 606 5 aye Porch Columns 4x4 Hoe a5, 8 tee sOe af r 81.10 M F h Ra a s, Ga ‘ t a a it - Window Frames O. B. “WILLIAMS 1010 Western Ave. Wn. Seattle, RE epee ITT THE SEATTL TAR—SATURDAY, REVENUE |WRONG MENIN _ | rev DON'T WANT AN DEMOCRATS wot rOune wean CUTTERS . eat CHARGE, HE SAYS ‘You WANT » PAIR ) ———+ TO ASSIST MARINER DECLARES THAT VALENCIA CASE WAS THE SAME OLD STORY INCOMPETENT MEN IN CHARGE OF LIFE tr baer ggets nod pty: “ wi . | PORT TOWNSEND, Fob, 3.--As BOATS lcalled thi morning to consider the sistant seceptary of the t ” | n of the party in reference sen ta letter to Captain Munger of 106 the Gan Gemtins one me the U. 8, revenue cutter servien, un-| Putting the wrong men in char Experience has taught 1 tno peontdent’s tescten aan | der date of January in which he] of lifeboats is given by one old & in h wreek us the V ortar that it | ways this department wishes to as-| experienced mariner now in this! chief stewa ant ‘ tt ; ¢ of partisan | waist with the ¥ United | ity as the indirect cause of much) hindrance her n help in get t | Staten revenue cutter vice in| loss of life during disasters at sea, | ting # loaded boat away from the! Jected th Ke every possible manner the vessels of) Pursers, doctors and freight clerks! ship. The seam do it, but| wh th 5 the m ant marine in cuse of dis-| take command of lifeboats at such| they are not permit to give or } astor their being in distress, and | critical mon Jeclared, while| ders. They are e oe request that whenever Information | experienced competent seamen| and watch the pur- | f r tate ved of a disaster or of a ves-| must stand back, and take orders| ser, who real the 1 j sel needing aid, the same be tele-| from those who lack the knowledge) first thing . a eth tt araphed at once to Capt. F. M./of the sea that the man in charge) bungling a fe. {| treat | Munger, United States revenue cut-| absolutely requires to safely navl-| boat | sue | ter service, Port Townsend, Wash.,| gate the boat } / DO, DOL? /'VE WOR, Jor to either the commanding offt-| “The Valencia wreck bas confirma | apa A ; ‘WILL SOON KNOW 1M FOR 90 YEARS AND ¢ | | Sta" Altius’ revenue cutter Perry, | many yearn," he de lured. dura | that a ship's do vanytning | WANT! WHEN 1 BOWT McCulloch, Sausalito, Cal., as the| mariners should be put in charge sof | 1M cases of emergency, when| The city affair t tee of the ANOW 144 COrtk AROUND | | circumstances of the case may de-| lifeboats. In most passenger steam-| the moat competent men yuld be | Chambe f mer held a meét- Aad ASK You! | WANT SHOES) | mand Jers operating along the coast there| called upon, the companies appeal to |!08 Yester afternoon and heard WOT ADVICE, MR FRESH! lis displayed in a conspicuous place| thé most incompetent men in thelr |COMmPtrolier Kiplinger the ques smcamnetd the “fire drill.” This is a card of| ¢mploy. It iw safe to say that not] tion of letting put En ules to be obeyed cane 0 seven pursers out f ter bon mth a before igh i r painter and a boat fall ar ained the syst ogue, ae ren ae enetee These doctors, pursers, clerks| The explana { Comptroller Rip If you read the card you will! and stewards are all right in their “ ar to that given by To insure publication {mn Satur-| find that, instead of placing able| places, but they are not able sea ngineer, City Treasurer | day's isnue of The Star, all church | amen in charge of boats, the com-| men uppore one ” by good | Rathbun will be present at the meet | noth must in by Friday even and is given to freight clerkas,| luck clear his b afely, do you |'n at T jay nd give ling. Those recetved later will not} PUrsers, chief stewards and doc-| think he utd eastully beach | his ve m of the ¢ it ie be published. —Id | tors artermasters, boatswains| his boat in a heavy sea? 1 |e 1 that th mmittes will and able seamen are ignored jit be in 4 of a short Lane Street Presbyterian Church a | Lane near 9th ave. S.—Iev. W. J ant }Clifferd. Ma. m., “Looking Up and }Gotng Down | Haven M. B. Church, Howard and | Joha~-Rev. F. B hk 11 a. m An Imperative Abundantly al be For m., "A Duly | 7. FE fAuthorized Invit , Trinity Parish, #th and James | ‘der H. H. Gowen, 11 a m., “The } Tares in the Field 0 p. m.,} walt Sere “The Desire of All mma.” | FELLOW SEAMEN TESTIFY IN BEHALF OF CAPTAIN COUSINS t Free Methodiat Church, Pine | ont ~ada Rew C. 8 MeK a rtd ABLY ASSISTED BY MARINE INSPECTORS THEMSELVES. a m., “That rGeat and Terrible Day | Lat the Lord.” | Westminster Pr With t t Broadway and ( 1 " Filson. 1am t ' be ” 4 of Sir e b HBhould Man He F , Thureday, 7:30 J f Personal Work ped lifet t RT A Na wed E. Churet the t 1 nay Oval! am The have , WASHINGTON, D. ©, Feb. 3 1906, Good Man." 7:20 p.m SPINNING $ CASH STORE . i c Q 1210 Second Ave. Seattle Daily Star, sone Seattle, Wash Freeland. 11 at Inspectors Whitney and Turner have been directed to allow wit nm ( at : . ci . fe . 1 ‘ t * \e counsel. United States Attorney Frye at Seattle, upon requ nin is atte 1 : t k at rggptr same re of this department, has been directed to assist in the Investigation and a. m., “The Shore of ' Opportunity.” 7:30 p. m., “Twenty e ° bring out all evidence bearing upon the disaster, five Years of Chr Endeavor 4 Reisenauer Union Cx na Queen VICTOR H. METCALF, Secretary of Commerce of Labor, Anne ay. an t.—Rev. 3. T.lan. m., “Modern | |. Hoover - ning Congregational —Rev ray OF HIS WATCH lee at * at he had bee be a f watch and chain Inst et He admitted that he had eon drinking @ good deal, and was ¢ at give any int tion as ) where he thought he t have at the watch “EXPECT NEW : DEVELOPMENTS, , and Gee je, have t which te ¢ Morrtson FEB ar ristian = Christ, Sclentiat Git Sp. m., "Bo University Place Baptiat-—Rev Frank A. Heath. 1a. m n Re membrance of Me.” 7:30 p. n The Bible's Diamond Promise Queen City Theosophical Society ret Doct A tin Adam, A r | pi y. Pythian f an of Are as & | am and Savior.” HE IS STILL “UNKISSED” Feb. 3 | NEW YORK Gladstone Dowie, the “unkissed” soa of John Alexander Dowle a City, was la pameh ip ' from the young un ‘yy ee ‘| Go To sNonomisit 2 Oe eae a COLMAN BUILDING. Mozart, his rks of N f h word has be re elved concerning the search for tt f this body of Raymond West Mr selves of ha ye given ¥ h is prog iw at $1. A few seats tinve until there fs absolute eserved at $1.50 and no hope that the young mar a‘ a e mains can be taken from the waters |[f For Home Shavers, Colgate’s or eisenauer plays the Ev- of the Eel river Williams’ Shaving Soap, 1c erett piano. A piano of wonder- | cakes for 1e ful tone quality | BASEBALL PRACTICE. 4 t “THE QUALITY STORE.” Allen & Gilbert Shaving Strops count a 20 per cent dis ¢ Hollow Razor, $1.50 to $4.00 a @ bs Gillette Safety Razors, com wity in ate plete with 12 blades. 85.00 :f Brinker |] Mennen’s Talcum Powder, 2 R k C i a ::§| Ramaker Co. . 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