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The Washington times., 1904-03-20

The chorus IS composed OF fifty promi-
Hent young society women, and re-
hoarsalH are held weekly from January
until Easter The program will be ex-
collent, ending with the famous Lar
SO OF Handel, played IN unison by scv-
en- vlolins.
On Tuesday evening the concert viii
be given for the benefit Of the vacation
fund for young women. On Wednesday
evening the concert VIII be repeated,
when admission viii be by card.
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OF
the
20 a
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the pianist
riuTnph.
Hiss Unschud
frs
her
Miss Unsehuldt
wen n o n
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Mrs. Pujo. wife of Representative Pu-
10. has returned to her home. Lake
Charles. La
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tenant de Court will be stationed at St.
Louis throughout the summer.
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Mrs Bronaught, Of 3s28 o Street north
west. is suffering from a slight Illness.
The Washington times., 1904-03-20

The latest addition to the Diplomatic
Corps, and a most pleasant one, is Mr..
Zavalia, the successor to Mr.. Del Viso,
late secretary Of the Argentine legation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer S. Cohen. Of 729
I Eleventh Street northwest, Will be at
home today in honor OF the tenth ami
versary Of their marriage.
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Mrs. Josiah Read Bailey will be at
home tomorrow at 1900 Columbia Road.
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eraI and Mrs. Draper entertained
iner last evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
PROTEST
FIFTH AVENUE PROPERTY
OWNERS OPPOSE CONCRETE
SIDEWALKS

Albro Gardner and other F1nh
avenue property owners appeared
before the board % works this
morning and made what Will prob.
ably be a successful protest against
the construction ~ concrete walks
on that street Bids for the I'm
proyemeut we're opened this morn
inR. but. iu view q the decided pro-
test that vas made the board will
probably reject them alt The mat
ter was referred % the street au-
perinteudeut and the city engineer
The property owners said they
would not object 10 the improve
meut. we're Il not for the fact that
the proposed regarding Of FIFTH av-
enuo and other streets crossing
Denny bill might make Il necessary
tn destroy the walks ia a year or
two. Temporary repairs will prob
ably be made.
The board opened bids for the
following improvements Draws
street. water mains. Belmont Place.
concrete walks. brooklyn avenue.
grading sunnyside avenue. water
mains. Ward street and Warren av-
nue.. grading.
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take PORT ARTHUR
Within Three DAYS"
GOES To
The JURY


SPOKANE. Sept "a When the
Arguments Ia the Jeannette Harris
HtranKlinE caHe opened this morn
lnR Attorney kimball began with
strong plea for the prosecution.
lie said that the defense had car
ried out the ideal insanity defense
sham. and that the Jury should
guard against being preludiccd BY
sympathy rather than guided by the
factN Tho county. be said had
heratufprs heon benmlrehcd several
times b. just such cases and be
hoped Il wnuld not happen again.
Attorney a. " Museum made a
strong plea Cor the defense. making
favorable impression upon the au-
dieues. a. evidenced b remarks
aud Wurah ~ sympathy for the De-
fchdaht tie awrlt particularly up
on the theory % insanity. which he
said vas strongly supported By the
testimony 81 expert physicians and
that e acquaintancea OF the ~
family Alec by She physical trnu-
biea and the severe shock suffered
b. the defendant Judge sullivan
will fiuiHh the plea for the defense
this afternoon and the prosecution
wtli probably close It's ease 80 that
the eaae I'll probably 80 To the jury
about { e'clock The attorneys were
each allowed an hour IN which TO
make tlglr argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
RAINIER CLUB
WINS 4 POINT

The board Of public works this
morning made an agreement with
the Rainier club. whereby the club
building can be- opened and occu-
pied as scheduled Building In
spector Place week ago notified
the club that he would not allow
the building 10 be occupied until
iron shutters we're placed In the cx
H. through the fire walls
The board made compromise
whereby the shutters will not have
10 be used on the lower floor. leav-
Ing the requirement for the upper
floors only.
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She WAS
COERCED
GREEN LAKE WOMAN SAYS Sc.
ATTLE ELECTRIC co. CHEAT.
60 HER

Mrs Alice ellison. who runs the
Green Lake boathouse. filed a suit
in the superior court today to have
a deed, signed by her conveying
several acres Of land toJacob Furth.
set aside on the ground that Il was
obtained b. fraud. Her complaint
il full OF sensational allegations re-
garding the methods used by the
Seattle Electric company. 81 which
Mr.. Fnrth Is president 10 force her
10 sell him the property, which was
once the terminus OF the Green
Lake car line.
She alleges that she hold the land
10 Mr.. Furtb In 1901 for $3.50 and
that q, was even at that time worth
$50. 900
She soia her prupcrtv for $3.50,
she say. only beranso she Waa
afrald that Mr. Furth would carry
cut his threats 10 make her trouble
Mia. Gilsou asks that the deed BE-
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PREACHER
PROTESTS

Rev. r =. Revelle and the con-
gregstlon Of the First NJ. =. church
at the corner Of Third avenue and
Pine street will make n strong pro-
test against the granting ot a license
for a saloon on the opposite corner
when u comes 40 before the license
and revenue committee Monday aft
ornOon. James A Moore Is also op-
posed 10 H. A remembrance was be-
ing circulated for presentation 20
the city council. but owing TO the
absence from the city Of the ad-
lacent property owners the plan
Gas given up.
Jules Redelahdmer, who owns tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
TIRE BUGS" TRY To DESTROY
WHOLE TOWN Of |SSAQUAH
The Torch Is Applied TO the Company
Store and Half the Business Section
Of the Town Is Wiped Out With a
Loss of $4,000

store. discovered the fire Just be
fore o'eiaek this morning Ills
daughter l. xefy sick and he was
attsndinE her. Just before 3 o'clock
he saw two men Ia the vicinity q
the store In a few moments he
heard one of the men whistle aud u
was answered BY hiH companion.
Then the men mounted horses and
rode away
In very few moments afteF this
Mr. narse noticed R small fire burn
ms In the center % the company =
store and he gave the alarm. Before
anyone could arrive Co extiuHuiHh
the fire e had Ealned such q head
way that fighting the flames Ia the
store WAS uselssa
The Issaauah Coal company r.
said 20 have abandoned the mines
and J. " Wilkinson. manager Of
the store. vas selling cut the atark
as fast as he could one - the
business men af the town said that
he Waa told BY Wilkinson that II he
could not SELL the stock On short
time % the people there he would
sell q 20 a Iahhsr in Seattle
The store eaa Go BE- vacated soun.
the business men % the tosn say.
and Wilkinson was masinE every
effort % dispose o. the stoek
n II understood that the saloon.
which was burned had been eIesed
a short time aNu on account Of Hi-
feeling among the people. growing
out % the labor trouble az the mine
al present
After discovering tho fire cuun-
Gilman narse. who feared his house
was about u burn. moved hIs sick
daughter 10 a neiEhbor'a house in
order 20 protect her from danger.
The house VAS saved. however
The con- panY's store vas Insured
Tor fitTta. TIE loss IL not given
out this morning a. Manager VIII
klnson b. out = town II is thought
that the loss l. fully covered - IN
suFunce. The either losses are
A. McEaeheHsn. furniture. g.. a8a. tn
sufance 12eH. isaac CoopeF. build
ms. t3sQa. Insurance tf00. william
Bell. shoe store and building. loss
tz.oo0. Insurance tigos Harder a
stubbs. saioan. boss q. 00a. Insurance
$1,000. John MeQuade. building. less
$1,000. Pred cusnat. harness store
and building. loss q Goo J ". I'm.
ney. butcher shop and building. loss
t2.0oe
The business men of the town
except the fanaquah Coal company.
announced this morning that they
would rebuild as soon AZ possible.
Il n not thought that the coal COM
pany vii rebuild their store. a.
there IL considerable talk Of ahan-
doning the mines permanently.
A great deal % sympathy IL felt
for william Bell. Who lost an he had
IN the world he was crippled BY
rheumatism and WAS working hard
% make a living His i0sa T. com
piets Many q the business men af
the toau Who were not burned out
are preparing 70 assist the unfar-
funate ones.
This morning one half ~ the bust
ness part ~ the town is IN ashes
The total Insurance. outside Of the
eompany's store. is hardly sufficient
20 rebuild one Of the buildings De-.
stroyed
The compnuy's store o. q single
frame building covering a whole
block. Most % the other buildings
burned are one and two frame
structures
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CHEFOO. Sept 4-Reports from
Daluy state that the japanese are
how engaged In a general assault
On Port Arthur which iE more
furious than its predecessors. at
taking the town on. three sides
simultaneously and employing their
whole forces. being determined 20
finish the business
Russian mines blew up whole bat
taiions
The whole Of Admiral Togo's and
Nice Admiral kamimuras squad
rons are aiding the struggle. which
Il Is feared will be final The be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
NAMED NEW OFFICERS

SAN FRANCisCo. sept. q The
sovereign grand lodge OF Odd Eel
lows held the concluding session Of
the conelaxs today. at which the
new officers we're Installed
The announcement Of the appoint
mcnt b Grand Sire Wright 81 the
folloNlnK officers uaa made job n
Cockrun. indianapolis. grand mar
shAl. G n Lyman. Columbus. q
grand messenger Rev W Ven
able. Hepsinsyille Ky grand chap
grand guardian. Edward Curry.
baltimore assistant grand secre-
tary.
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BERLIN Sept 2i-Tbe correspondent Taxebatt
Marshal driving
steadily northWad and has eded
lie japanese cavalry patrols
Telling
Tho Mukdn correspondent confirms the that the Russian
TANKS turned the battle Mukden aud that
become impossible for Kuropatn make serious attempt
ling battle will the
days this strategic point the aim Of
Advicoa received Petersburg pro-
place
he ordered Mukden all
speed reinforce Gen Kuropahln'
The Toxic correspondent Of the Ioha Anzeger
annhiatuE n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
WANTS
4 BET

Tommy Burns. the man who
played horse with Billy Woods In a
la-round bout at the Seattle theater
recently. called at The star office
this afternoon and placed $50 IN the
hands OF the sporting editor Of The
star 10 guarantee his good faith in
making the assertion that he would
bet $500 that Warren Zurbriek.
Burns sparring partner. can beat
RUFF Turner al lao pounds. In -
rounds.
II this is not satisfactory. Burns
stated. Il will bet 81 600 that Eur
brick can beat both Turner and
Perry Quecnan the same night IN
the same ring. six rounds each
Burns has the money 20 hack all
his statements and says he will be
tiekled 10 death II Turner, or both
he aud Queenan. will take up his
def"
II may be said that Turner will
fight KID Parker AZ 40 pounds. but
has refused point blank 20 meet
Zurbrick az the same weight
Burns gives as his reason for
making this bet that he knows that
Turner has been getting a lot Of
easy" matches of late and that II
Turner will meet any man az t40
pounds he should not object TO
meeting Zurbrick Burns further
states that he has met Cyclone
Kelly and Billy Woods since COM
ing 10 the coast and is now matched
To meet Joe Walcott, none OF whom
are considered anything but easy"
TO beat
burns forfeit will remain AZ The
Star office for one week and n any
Of Turner'S hackers think that the
black hoy can beat Zurbrick they
have chance 70 let their money
talk.
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Federal hotel building. under which
II n proposed 90 place the saloon
made a strenuous attempt TO secure
the granting % the application a.
the Last meeting of the COMMITTEES.
but Il Vas laid over Tor = week Al
that time Il appeared 90 be the
sense of the committee 70 turn down
the license. a. Mullen and benjamin
we're opposed 20 u. bot Il il now
claimed in some quarters that a
frame-ur has been made 60 grant
the application.
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set aside On the ground that she
was laboring under such great an
guiah Of mind. caused By Furfh.a Al.
legged threats. that she Was not re-
aponsible.
Mrs. Gibson was arrested about
two and a half years ago for a..
Haulting an officer who was tearing
down a barn which she claimed
was on her premises. She claims
that her arrest and prosecution AZ
that time vas part OF a scheme 81
the Seattle Electric company to Sc
cure the property In question.
Mrs. ellison has paid into court
the money which Furth gave her
for the property She IA represent.
ed In her suit By J. Henry Dem
ming.
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ANOTHER ATTACK BEGUN

seiEed forces are fighting az in .
furnace. A perfect storm OF shell
Is falling on the town. port and
fortress from the whole hill and
roadstead. Gen. stoesseI Is going
from fort TO fort encouraging the
defenders in n cir desperate efforts.
The steamer Victoria arrived this
evening from NewchwanE. She re
ports having heard two hours OF
heavy firing while passing Port
Arthur In the morning. the firing
being on the west side OF the city.
The steamer was twice stopped by
japanese warships. but only briefly
delayed.
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Shooting Scrape
CRIES OF MURDER AT GlGH AVENUE STEWART
STREET BRING OFFICERS TO THE SCENE or mYsrERl-
Gus euN.PLAY AFFAIR

Detectives nyrnes and Barck we're
called to the neighborhood %
Eighth avenue and Stewart street
about 6 o'clock last evening To in
vcstigate a shooting affair In which
~ ,. Corey. a groccryman. welded
tho gun
Corey told the officers that he
had heard cries OF murder issuing
from the residence of Mr. Florence
NJ GRAY. whose husband Is a bar
keeper az the New England hotel
and that a few moments later he
saw a man run out from the house
He sieHed his revolver. thinking
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"M PUBLIC
Be MMD' ,
W. W. De vEAUx SAYS STREET
CONTRACTOR QUOTED VAN.
DERBtLT

" " DE Veaux. residing at 1874
Thirty first avenue south flied a
breezy complaint with the board %
works this morning regarding the
delay IN the grading Of that thor
oughfafe. lie states that when the
contract was let 10 WIS agreed that
e should be completed before tho
beginning Of the rainy season.
The contractor struck more hard
pan than he anticipated. though. DO
said DE Neaux In hia com munica-
ton. and IL said 20 be waiting for
the rain to soften IL
He also states that one Of those
engaged In the prosecution Of the
work Il said 20 have made the state
ment the public be damned and
asks that the board compel the con
tractor to finish the work. The
board took no action in regard 20
the matter and probably viii not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
UNDER
AMUSEMENT

The preliminary hearing OF John
North. charged with manslaughter.
resulted In the case being taken
under AMUSEMENT by Justice George.
The hearing was holly contested
and lasted two days. North. the
young man on trial. acting as a
deputy and under the direction OF
Town Marshal Borner. shot and In
atantly killed Charles A. Paulson.
a tramp. who with several others
was creating a disturbance at Au-
burn last May.
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that the man was a ruhher. and
fired several shots. none 81 which.
however. took effect
The detectives called at the Gray
home aud Mr.. Gray stated that
there had been no attempt 10 rob
the house and that the affair was
only Misunderstanding lie told
the deteetiyea that the man Who
lcft the houHe a short time before
aud at shom Corey fired the shots
was ueft Thompson. a waiter
Neither Gray nor Thompson made
any formal complaint against Corey
~ the police station. aud the Af-
fair viii probably b. dropped
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.TAFF SPECIAL BY Z. =. RoB.
eats.

KITS
i. TSSAQUAH Wash. Sept. 81
4 Shortly after So o'clock this MORN
iug nrrbuEs las The torch 90 the L.
saauah Coal cemuanyn store on the
main street Of lsHauuAh. and before
tn. conflaEratiuu that followed could
b. extinTuished the company store.
salcon. butcher shop. harness shop.
bot and shoe shop and "a dwelling
tNcre ia ashes and nothing but
fharret ruins remain 81 onc-half Of
J ne priucipal business section az the
.uWn. ID IL the worst fire that has
liver visited fsaaauah and is blow
ito the community from Which 4 vii
ffRks many months 70 recover.
E The total loss Niil easily aggregate
80 geo.
! + The fire had gained some head
Nay before it MAS discovered f'ed
~ the dry timber OF which all the
AssarrQunding structures burned we're
dult the flames drove the fire
fighters back repeatedly until they
Nere practically forced a. devote al
shelr energies 70 the saving Of build
inEs in the path q the connarra-
ton and let II burn itself out IN the
structures already GA fire.
! II very short time after the
: fire was discovered the big store
WAS a mass Il flames. The voium-
Beer fire department. vas summoned.
fsut nothing could be done 70 save
b. property. The next building to
- attacked uaa William Bells shoe
tore. This burned ficrceiy owing
= the intense heat frum the big
|ulldine adjoining and the inability
% the fire fighters 90 reach the
iiace.
Harder a Stubs saloon vas next
n the path 81 the flames and IN a
ew inmates It vas a scathing fur
1acc. A. this time the fire Fighters
we're almost dishsartencd IN their
efforts 20 save the adjoining prop
erty and a desperate battle VAS
made 90 coufine the fire 10 the few
stores In the immediate vicinity.
The burning buildings were aban-
doned and a stubborn fight waeed
60 cheek the advancing flames
! Pred Cuszat'a harness shop uas
E On easy mark for the fire and quick.
caught J. v. Fiunsy's butcher
~shor was next These buildings
44tapidiy burned q the ground before
anything could be done 20 save
then. AZ this point the fire fighters
had an opportunity 20 break IN on
the advancing eonflagration- They
made a desperate stand and held the
flames m check
When the people saw that the fire
was finally checked they cheered the
fire lndiiea who were nearly ex-
haustsd from their hard tight In
two hours from the time the fire
was discovered the fighters had the
flames under control but not until
one-half of the business District had
been destroyed
J. a McEaeheren. who lives in
the house adjoining the company
- 80. L. loser 20 the extent Of
about $4,000. The house and all Ita
contents we're destroyed. This van
one of the first buildings 10 catch
fire from the store and burned 70 the
ground before any q the contents
could Be saved Isaac Cooper. aha
owns the building in which NJ
hcEachefen lived. lost about ta.s8a
Cyrus Darse. who lives near the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
HEARING POSTPONED

The hearing ON the writ u man
date secured by property owners
near stones landing. 10 force the
King county commissioner 20 call
an election on the question Of nm
nexinE that district to Pierce county,
has been continued until Friday.
The ease was 20 have been heard
yesterday. but was postponed at the
request Of o. }. O'Hrien. 81 Tacoma,
attorney fot the cessionlsts.
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four CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH
PARENTS WENT CHURCH AND LETT The LIrrlE ONES
At HOME ALosE-oTHUR p tRgs

- mystery The Globe mill waa the
first large plant % the kind built on
uellinEham bay and a. = land
mark. The company had Just signed
a contract Nith a Seattle street con
tractor % cot 4 coo 0o0 feet Of ium-
her one II the largest contracts for
lumber ever signed b. = mill Ia
cut VAS about 20 .Oo0 feet a day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
WORSE:
LADY cuRzos PASSED a REST.
LESS NIGHT MOTHER AND
SISTER FASTENING TO HER
BEDSIDE

LONDON. Sept. Lady Curzou.
viesreins ~ India. who was taken
~ three days ago. passed a restless
night last night and her condition
is slightly worse this morning.
Word has been received from Chi.
cage that Mrs. l.. T. Letter and her
daughter Mamie have left for Lon
don for the bedside Of the dlsiin-
EliHhed patient,
An operation vas successfully
performed on Lady Curzon this Af
ternoon. Her condition Is stiil
grave but the outlook Is hopeful.
the physicians say.
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LEFT FOR ENGLAND

NEW YORK. Sept 2l.-Mrs. Levi
z Letter. 81 Chicago. and daughter
Mamie arrived from Chicago az
? 80 o'clock this morning. and Inn
mediately embarked on the Red
Star liner NadeFland. which sailed
half an hour later for Dover. They
viii be kept Informed Of Lady Cur
Eon'H condition by wireless tsle-
graph. a. soon a. they arrive within
hallinR distance q England
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wRleAT INSTALLED

ALLEN TOWN. Pa. Sept. 2f
Grand sire elect wright ~ the Odd
Fellows Haa Installed az hin home
here talsy by Past Grand Sire
Caml.beli ~ Ontario. IN the presence
% q argfr 81 officials Of the Grand
Lodge OF Pennsylvania wright
sired hia appointments 60 san
FranraHfh IN order that THE Incum-
benta might be Installed before adj
juuumfut to-day.
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UNWORTHY OF
THE MINISTRY

sTtTEs. Idaho. sept = Rev E.
j. Simmons. pastor Of the baptist
church. has been declared unworthy
of the ministry by council OF Hap-
lists. held here. Singing resolutions
were passed and the document
signed BY officials Of the church, but
nothing seems to be known outside
az 10 the nature Of his miademeauor.
Tho affair has created s.naatlo.
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WILL INVITE EN-

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt assured themembers
Of the lnterparliamentary union
this afternoon that he would at an
early date invite the nations OF the
world 20 send delegates 90 a second
peace conference at The Hague.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
ABSURD

The faHnan Puulaan f.ufnbsr COM
panY Nhe loaded the Crusader with
a tuuzlsf cargo - % zee feet. naY
the rwpasf - The vessels capture ia
absurd. a. lapan coaid buy the lun-
brr al nrafhy neutral port. 90
which Il wRa destined At the mar
kat price.
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0RL0FF FIRED
ny aerlpp. 500 -

ST. PETERSBURG. sept "a
Major General Orloff has been held
responsible for the retreat ~ the
Russian forces from Lao fang. aud
haa been dismissed from the army.
The acton was taken In accord
anee with the decision Of General
Eurouatktn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
BOUND OVER

At a late hour this afternoon Po-
lice Judge George announced that he
had decided 10 hold John North TO
the superior court on the charge of
Manslaughter North will be held
for trial under s. 600 bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
JAPS WERE
TOO "FOXY'


LONDON. Sept "a A telegram
from NagaaaE reports the safe ar
rival there OF two vessels loaded
with valuable machinery for the
Toxic arsenal. shipped from Eng
land The vessels eiuded the Rus
sian cruisers Amolensk and 81
Petersburg. which we're lying In
walt for them.
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A BLAZE At BGLLlseHAm

BELfINGHAM. Sept. 24-The
Globe LumheF companya lumber.
planning and shinEie plant was de-
Htruyed ~ FIRE AZ midnight. entail
inE loss Of $50 The insurance
was SIC. COO The oririn Of the flru
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WINCHESTER. Ky, sept "a
While George Cooper and sife we're
ht churth last night their home
caught fire and Vas burned 10 the
ground
Pour children. from 4 70 : ysaru
old. we're burned 20 death.