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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-17

none AFRO ever made Tor safe he
slides the vases. handsome gold Iat.
aurrad baaea we're Eifsu. arid AL
we've wrapped up 81 heavy siIs of
the rp8ai purple.
Three prouder British tafH never
stood in shoes than this TITO when
they returned from the puiaHr aud
showed tbslF treasures 20 the ooffr
snondruta and tourists 1T the hotel
The men say that the emperor
la1in we'll and seems 90 De hale and
Vigorous both msntaliy and ph5 Sic.
ally
The officers and snnaH 10 tho two
ships viii boz sent a. once e. theif
hum~s az tar expense 81 the Japan
ahn government. Ia contrast 90 fhr
riftr 81 the emperor BE- the feet that
thr poorest people all over the caan-
try are contributing Co a fund lee De-
given % the sailors. One whole diH
trict sent Ia a purse Of So yeaisrday
and that Is a great druL fnr # came
from people Who I've on 2 renta d
day and vas contributed b. the form
u copper nrn pieces worth half a
! eeut each. " H. toLt Eit
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Go to aplnnlngs for bioy IL re-
pnIrn.
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The emperor thankrd the English
and Italian sailors FOR delivering the
ships g. japan ana bestowed upan
noylc and the two captains the
fourth grade II the Order Il the
Rlaing Gun The engineers Weff
hnnursd with the ffth grade Of the
same order II II unusual for fpF.
rlruorn Ia bn 80 hauored and uuf
precrdeutrd for such high orders %
30 conferred upon men Ia such =
station in iifs
The ether officers were given
hanarofar presents and Boyle and
the captains resolved maguifioeui
gifts at the handn - the miknda
Each was given pair of great soiid
silver vases. orunmsuted with gold
and all carved and decorated. These
vases BEAR the euHprruf's own cipher.
are nsaio for him alone afsd may be
aid 90 b. practically priceless. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-17

oDst Japan upwards OF s.. 5on.ooa
The officers and crews. together
with Lieutenant Boyle. who repre-
nnnta the Armstrong company. have
lnesu wiued and diurd Ia fouf uf five
cities Last Friday Yokohama did
them honor sud on saturday there
vas a great garden party given for
them by the mayor OF the city oF
Toxic and after asr3a banquet at
the hotel.
The garden party uaa a great AZ
fair with no end 81 aprechoA. day
light flrrssoth and a great eNhibl-
ton 81 wrestling and other ia pane -
sports and games
To-day. however. the cllmax waa
capped y hos tho mikado hlmaelf
granted Lieutenant Boyle and cap.
talnH Lea aud foyntvr. together etth
the chief engineers and athrr officers
81 the ship. a private audiences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-17
BY w. 0. colvsr, Special csmrnls
sioner 81 the Nesssp spsr Enter.
prise Association In the Far East

TOXIC Feb. .5.-For a week Jap,
an has been in a fever % excitement
and fubilato over the safe arrival
from Genoa OF the two new cruisers,
the KasuEa and Niashin. which were
purchased from Armstrong. Whit
worth q 60. Of England
The addition OF these two fine
ships 70 the japanese navy Al this
tiTue is Of tremendous importance.
They are quite fast. ~ % IS knots.
and are heavily armed and protected
with seventeen aruaor. The ships
are. IN fact. really u1eu-of.war. They
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FIVE COUPLES
SEEK DIVORCE

raur divorce nlIia In which desor-
lion Waa alleged - "a cause FOR legal
separation. NHfe Tilr3 ln the super
Ior court yesterday afternoon. The
titles ~ che easra are Jacob Beckef
against Margaret BECKER X. -.
Knight against Mary c. Knight. Mra
Polly KIrEatOu against Edward
Kingston ana Jean g. White against
~. A white.
Mrs J ~ Dixon sued for divorce
from Jay DinBn on ground Of cru
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-17

i1urfh-oiasH paafuuafers in thls
county. and beaas nl were present
a. yeHteear} e 81 herring. u 10 plun.
ucd 10 hold quarterly meetings mere
The following Officers we're eject
90 - = Erickson. Auburn. presi.
don't. j. - glU IN. Issaauah, vice
president. Mta William q. Sparks
columbia. reeratT5 -treBHufer. J.. y
TcaeAnor. Fred l.. Heidrich. I. a
smith. beard af mHnHaern.
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hhUsEMENTs
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Nearly rorfsits His LIfs

a runaway almost ending fatally
started a horrible ulcer on the les
n ]. a. Orner. FRANKLIN Grove. III
FOR four years II dcflsd all doctors
aud all remedies. nut Buck lsn e
Arnioa 8alve had no trouble 10 cure
him. Equally good FOR Burns
Bruises. skin Eruptions and Piles
zsc az @ o. Guy. ue- drug store.
second and TeHler. go
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FOURTH CLASS
p. M. s ORGANIZE

The faurth-esaHa posttnaaterH OF
this county met la the Chamber Of
eoumeroa yesterday afternoon and
fufrned an organization which Il o.
proposed shall be affiliated with the
Nallannl League OF Fourth-c lass
pnafina Htrra There are about =
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ard 70
q has |
4 that
Arauia
ng for
W.
he was
hafow
silva
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We in mcdi world
Of
and all
extensively clinics all
In London
to
where proraton made 70 order and
in
Old Meo had the good fortune of learning
studied and studied tHyes
and investigated have worked hard early and late at home and abroad
in had
Few physicians earnest and ndefgabe In their mods original
haven the
maes We willing help all who our help We do not want for
render We doctor thousands Of people and small fee from each gives
whenever and wherever All welcome adj
vice. and will be turned
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AmUsEMEaTs -
Sc ALL In EAT "

D y 10 y u III
Phones MaIu %. md 81
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY
MATINEE.
Commencing Friday March y
Ward 4 Wada'H Magnificeut y hlts
Miunfrsie.
fg=AiI-Etar GomedianH-D
Two bands and specially featured or
chsatra sweet voiced baiiadiata.
Novelty Speciality features.
'-rIE CAH&INAL or VENICE
A rnmFVeI0uHtE beautiful frHtspaFE
nufefarlaa
Parade ard concert an noon. auEment-
ed BY maFaphnnf singers.
Evening priees-f.0aer foot exec ~
last 6 rows. 8 o. iaHt 5 rows &c sat-
aDuV. first Z rows 7sc last : rows, 90.
GALLERY. re uDHea and Lounges. tl.sL
Popular matinee priceH-A4ultat co.
children &c % any part ~ the fhshler.
The advance sale - seats VIII open
nert Thurzday morning 81 10 o'clock.
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JAPS WERE JUBILANT WHEN
THE NEW CRUISERS ARRIVED


OF rHE eREAr
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LOST PARADISE,

fmbuud Uith wit comedy. afrong and
stirring aitua il0ns-
Popular fsrtcnH-ib0. A.c. 10. &c. Mat
iuee. Zoe and 70 Special rates 70 box
parties
Curtain rihsH evenings. sDi after
uanuH Bl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-17
INDIAN TERRITORY Is FOR
ROOSEVELT

cLAHHMOuE. T. r. March IL
The territorial Republican egnven-
ton went into session here a. noon
t0dny vith fun attendance ~ dele
Nhtea The convention Wlll choose
Htz delegates - represent Indian
territory IT the ciienEo convention.
RESOLUTIONS fnvorirk the rru9miHa-
ton Of President Roosevelt vii be
ndopied BY the couvsutisn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-17

Don't forget tho Grand Opening ~
TIauiry A. Krinasu's Saturday, The
igth. 1910 Second hVe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31
OBITUARY.

Charles Il. Hicks, Lebanon, Ind, the
great prophet and past great sachem
OF the Indiana Red Men, dropped dead
Or. William Q. Osgood, at Chicago
Is dead During the civil war he WAS
lieutenant colonel ot the seventh
Kansas cavalry,
Capt Daniel +. Gleason. Tor over
forty Nears prominent Irish nation,
alist of revolutionary ideas, and an
old resident Of Chicago, is dead.
Colonel Charles Northrop lone
prominent in Grand Army and railway
mail service affairs. died at kawanee
l1 lie was 81 years old.
George Merritt Clark Of Buffalo, a
well'inown member of the American
Water Color society of New York, died
III his California home near Bostonia
David $, Goodng OF Greenfield. Ind,
Is dead at the age OF so lie Was
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31

fixing 50 years of age as evidence of
inhrmity. The sundry civil bill was
before the house but the debate took
wide range. Mr.. Gillett Of Massa-
chusetts devoted considerable time to
the argument recently made on the
floor by Mr.. Spight of Mississippi re-
gardng the race question. Mr.. Gil
lett declared that he had supposed
there were no social grades in the
United States, but that every man had
right to choose his own friends and
associates among those most in
sympathy with himself. He defended
the president for inviting Booker
Washington to dine with him and said
the president was a man of big heart,
as well as birth, breeding and cultiva'
ton. Mr. Clark Ct Missouri made a
speech On the tariff and declared UNI
eQuivoCally in favor of the tariff pro-
gram for the democratic party as out
lined by Mr.. Williams floor leader OF
the minority, A strong plea for to-
baccc growers was made by Mr..
III imble OF Kentucky. who urged the
removal of the tax of six cents per
pound on raw tobacco in order that
the producers might sell direct to the
consumer
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31
$4,000 FOR
BREAKING A
BETROTHAL

New York March ga sheriff $
iur5 took testimony yesterday upon
which to determine how much of the
SIS. 600 demanded by Eleanor l." Ander
son from James II. Abeel he can afford
to ana ought to pay her for engaging
to marry her under the name of j. Og,
oou Goelet Miss Andersen sued HIM
FER $4,000 Cor breach Of promise. The
young man failed to answer the con-,
pl5iut ana default was taken, upon
which Presiding Justice Van Brunt q
the appellate division Of the supreme
court granted an order to Sheriff Er.
hanger TO empaue a jury and assess
the damages Testimony was given to
show that Abeel had contingent inter
est IN a large estate left by his grand
father and prospective interest IN the
estate oi his father, who is wealthy
The jury assessed the defendant tcr
the full amount claimed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31
FOREIGN.

Fho house OF commons rejected n
vote OF consure on the British minis.
try by a vote OF 200 to 2I2.
Mai Gen. Leonard Wood aud $50
troops attacked the Moro stronghold
IN Mindanno and killed 100 rebels.
Germans lost seven officers and
nineteen mon killed in a fight with
ilereros in Germau southwest Africa.
a writcr in the London l.ancet
grnNely contends that love is disease
and cites arguments To prove his as,
srrtiuu.
IN agreement between France and
England concerning Morocco causes
discontinue to the German and Rus,
sian governments.
American and British engineers in
Bolivia discovered buried treasure
valued al $lG0Oo,00o The search has
continued 1--WE centuries.
The American liner New York ar
rived nj southampton after betna
grounded of Cherhourg and later
being in collision with tho British
troopshtp Assaye on which were SOC
soldiers bound for India Tn,
Lady Cairns was sunk in a collision
IN Dublin harbor and twenty-five
drowned,
Sir CaNendish Boyle, governor O,
Newfoundland has been promoted tl
the goreruorship of Maurtlius. This
y one Ct the most important ot lat
British colonial govcrnorships ant
carries salary of $4,000 year ms
against $4,000 paid to the governor OF
Newfoundland The promotion is due
to Sir CaNoudish Roylcs tardn
handling of French shore matters.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31
POLITICAL

The Town senate passed bin pro.
Nding state hospital for inebriates,
$'25,OOO was appropriated to aid pro
icCt
Travis Henderson. candidate for
lieutenant governor Of Texas, declares
mat Sl50O,000 of states school funds
nave been lost
senator German and other demo
Gratis plan to make an issue on the
'hteSt pension order Republicans arc
prepared to show that Roosevelt is
following Cleveland precedent
senator PIatt and Gov, Odell do
rlafcd peace after New York con
ference. The executive is offered the
state Craftsmanship and Platt's ally
Baker Is to be given recognition,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31
LABOR.

The American Can company OF
Chicago offers to arbitrat1 with the
strikers.
majority of 3l,1al miners is In ia.
yor of the compromise wage scale
and against strike.
The offer Of the striking brIclSIayers
20 arbltrate with the builders is re
Iccted and fight TO finish Is on,
The report of he state toard cf ar.
bitratIon shows that strikes In New
Yorl1 state the last year cost the work.
nEmcu S 1000, 600.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31

Tiers have been issued Two Of those
lnder arrest have confessed.
The immigration problem Is one Of
distribution. not restriction. New York
md other seacoast cities are becoming
oreigni2ed. Aliens must be attract
I'd to the great farming districts.
Mrs Miles, wife Of Lieutenant Gen
,ral Miles, retired, is reported to he
esting easily at Washington. She has
improved STEADILY for the last four
lays, but still Is very seriously Ill.
pound over to the superior court in
$500 bonds.
The condition OF Postmaster General
Payne, who has been confined to the
house for some days, continues favor
able. He Is said to be gaining
,trength and there is less extreme
nervousness.
One policeman was killed and one
fatally wounded by an ex.convict who
was discovered attempting to commit
burglary In New York. After a
running fight the burglar was captured
after being slightly wounded.
Daniel ]. Sully, who "bulled" cot
ton from to II cents pound. an
uounced his failure In New York. A
panic resulted and the price dropped
$l3 bale He could not unload his
holdings. His losses are estimated at
81 100000. The belief Is that he will
settle In full.
The paper box factory OF M. Molitor
& CO., 124-12G Huron street, Milwau.
Eee, was Quilted by fire. The loss on
and material is 100000. The
Greve Show Printing company, which
occupied part Of the same building,
uttered loss of $25, 900. and Charles
l.. Kiowert g. Co, next door, 10000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
RUsso.JAPANEsE WAR.

Port Arthur is reported mined three
miles out.
Russian troops are still being rushed
toward the Yalu.
Russia officially declares II has not
and will not abandon Port Arthur.
Admiral Makharon thanks the crews
in recent battle and distributes decora.
tions.
Russia officially disclaimed the cap
ture of 1900 Japanese soldiers in a
battle on the Yalu.
The Japanese bombarded Port
Arthur with Russian ammunition, which
they captured on steamer.
Hold the fort, for am coming,
orders Gen. KuRpatldn, of the Port
Arthur garrison commander.
Russia suspects that China Is secret.
ly aiding Japan by giving Admiral To
go base fer his feet In It's coast.
The Mikado opened the diet at
Toxic. The speech from throne APP
peals for aid Of all his subjects In the
war with Russia.
The Russian press declares Germany
and not England is the empires most
dangerous enemy Anti'Brltsh 6enti'
ment Is dying out
A battle is reported at Cbyong
Syong. on Yalu, thirty miles from
Win, In which the Russians lost GOO
killed or wounded.
Nearly 1000 more refugees who es'
capped across the Russian border with
out passports, 10 evade army drafting
reached New York.
Port Arthur is described by a visi.
tor on the eve Of the war as the most
squalid place In Asia and the hotels
are the worst in the world
The Russian squadron Is reported to
have dynamiied way out OF Vlndl.
vostok harbor on March ID and put 10
sea It's destination Is a mystery.
The Japanese army IL believed To- be
landing to attack Newchwang, Russia
makes hurried plans 10 resist; Newch.
wang Is practically in state Of siege.
A Toxic newspaper prints n report
that the Japanese army occupied Pert
Arthur March 20. The army attacked
Port Arthur from the rear nj o'clock
-. vi. March ~. The feet attacked
at the same time The battle lasted
until 10 n IN. March 20.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31
RAIL.

The railroad earnings for March are
stilI under 1903. The pee, business
has lasted over three months. and the
weather Is ouiy partly responsible
The Rock Island railroad Is again
reported planning the construction Of
new line to the Pacific. Surveys
indicate that the start viii be made
at Benscn or Douglas, with the ter
minus at San Diego
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31

OF the homestead law crime. Con.
gresham Esch's bill which approp.
PIRATES $4,000 Tor a military camping
ground in the vicinity of Camp Doug
las, and provides also for the pur
chase Of three other similar sites in
other states, has been favorably re.
ported by Senator Quarcs's military
committee. 1t has passed the house.
The proposition to investigate the
postoftice department by a special
congressional committee was again
brought forward in the house OF rep,
re5entatiyes and was not disposed OF
until there had been a display of
bitter partisanship between the re,
publican and democrat leaders. Rep
resentative John Sharp Williams OF
mississippi, leader of the minority,
offered an amendment to the postal
appropriation bill providing for the
investigation. Chairman Overstreet OF
the pOstoffce committee made a point
of order against the amendment on
the ground that it was new legislation
and had no place in an appropriation
bill. Representative Boutell, in the
chair sustained the point. Thereupon
Mr.. Williams moved to overrule the
decision of the chair Then followed
one Of the bitterest debates of the
season. Mr.. Williams conducted the
fight on the part of the democrats,
while on the republican side Rep.
resentatives Grosvenor of Ohio,
Cooper of Wisconsin and Payne of
New York engaged in the debate. The
appeal from the decision of the chair
was not sustained, the solid republican
vote going against the motion. The
vote was 1873 to 80.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31
DOMESTIC.


Andrew Carnegie sailed to Europe
with his wife and daughter.
AT Springfield, O., scme men caught
Miss Mabel Pnden and cut off her hair.
The posiomce at Mount Washington
was blown open Nv dynamite and rob.
bed Of $500
A mob OF 500 mon IN Perth AmbCy,
NJ r.. attempted to lynch Sylvanus
Fggicton.
At Roanoke. Va, Henry Williams a
negro was banged FOR aSsaultng Mrs.
George ] Shields.
At Misscnla, Mont I.ouis II Mott
the wife murderer, was harged, He
protested his innocence
A scarlet fever epidemic has re-.
suited in the closing of the schools
and churches at Dclayau. Wis.
Anna Riley Of Chicago was arrested
ms step toward solving the death of
Andrew Swanson near Kcnoaha.
Mrs HANNA of Baltimore has he.
queathed $1,000 to the Wittenberg
theological seminary Of Springfield
The mining cf tin In the Black lIills
became n reality with the starting of
the 100 ton mill Of the linton com.
pany
The house committee on judiciary
voted to impeach Charles Swayne,
United states Judge fer the district of
Florida
AZ Valparaiso. lud the body of
Charles BohlIn was found manGled on
the Lake Shore tracks Murder is
suspected
w. $. RAIDER, n salesman at Toledo,
dropped unconscious AID died after Il
night Of dancing and smoking box
Of cigarettes,
AT st, Louis, Mo, tho case of state
Senator John T. Collins. charged with
aiding and assisting In the operation
OF n lottery, was dismissed,
An avalanche In the Cascade noun
tains in the recent storm opened one Of
the largest veins of bituminous coal
ever found In WASHINGTON
William H. Scott, trading as great
Scott" one Of the largest retail furni
ture dealers IN Baltimore has boon
placed in the hands of receivers,
The bill approprlating $4,000 OF
state funds To relieve the destitutlor
caused by the Baltimore tlro was pass
ed by the Maryland state renate
The Jury returned verdict for S14,
s0JS0 against Russell Sage and In IN
vur of Robert u. Nroom IA n result
oT the New York stock panic In 1901
II. T. Nelson and followers attcmnt
cd to take the pulpit OF the Advcnts'
church in BATTLE Crock, Mich. an,
were placed in irons and locked uN
John Schahn, aged 7E, was struck h,
baltimore and Ohio mail train whei
attempting to walk across Shoal creel
bridge, near Carlisle, H. and WINS In
stanty Killed
at San Francisco Cal. In the Bot
hin murder case twenty-four salesme,
werr examined. but only one was nc
Septed, This leaves one more Juror Il
Lp secured
Mrs. Harry Miller is held as an a.
cessory In the alleged murder OF he
husband by poison said to have hee,
administered by Or. Warren Smitl
of SilSeston. Mo.
At Grand Rapids. Mich, Edward A
wiorenga, charged with attempting I,
hribe juror In the trial of forme
City Attorney Liant X. Salisbury, wa
In quarrel over exchanging tohac
co at Lees Landing. Ky. Henr.
Sucker, Jr., was shot and killed b,
Richard Crofton, an engineer. Croi
ton fled TO Indiana.
Al Kansas City, Mo. four men hay
been arrested for repeating at the r.
cent registration and warrants 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31

Washington, March 2S.-Thc senate
discussed the order OF the pension
bureau making old age an evidence
disability and then passed the District
ot Columbia appropriation hill The
discussion ot the pension order was
based on resolution offered by Sen,
ator Carmack. chairman of the com.
mittee on judiciary, to inquire into the
authority Of the executive branch OF
the government to make such order
Senator Carmack contented that no
such authority exists but several re-
nuhlieaa senators argued that the or,
der was in line with regulation is
sued by Judge l.ochren, commissioner
of pensions under President Cleveland
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31

Washington. March 29.-Senator
Deliver of Iowa, presented TO the
president. President King OF Cornell
college at Mount Vernon. Iowa, who ex-
tended an invitation to the executive
TO attend the 50th anniversary Of the
founding OF the institution 10 be held
June IA. The president said he would
be unable 10 be present. bur would eR.
deayor to induce Secretary Shaw to At
tend rs ais representative
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31
0NERESSIONAh NEWS

Washington, March aS,--The senate
again spent the greater part of the
day considering the Indian appropri.
alton bill When the house adjourned
some progress had been made in read.
ing the postotlice appropriation bill
for amenumeat, but only six pages
were disposed Of The appropriation
for the railway mail service was care.
fully scrutjnized, aud in case of in
land mail transportation by star
routes the appropriation was scaled
down from SS,l0O,00O to S7,S50,000,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-31

Washington, March - THE senate
passed the indian appropriation bin
after long discussion. having earlier
listened 10 Mr.. Gibson tdem. Of
Montl. give reasons why he thought
the retention Gu the statute books OF
the desert land law. the timber and
stone law and the Communication clause