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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28
CHAPTER VII

A Duel TO the Death"
The duciista stood confronting one
another I'm the position of salute,
both hands on high. EranpinE their
swords AZ hilt and point. tho blades
held horizontally. The second OF
each was In bis place ON the left
hand OF his principal. half n pace In
advance hut moment mors All
were waiting for the word. The
second OF the challenger had the
right TO give H. and cFittenden waa
not tho man 10 make delay.
~f'ngaEel" he cried out In a firm
clear voice, at tho same time step
ping half a pace forward puporon
doing the same. The movement
WAS made an a precaution against
foul play, sometimes. though not al
ways Intended Tor In tho excite
tnent % such moment. or In the
impstirnce Of angry passion. one or
the other OF the principals may close
too quickiy--to prevent which IN the
duty OF the seconds.
Quick. at the -enEsKe." both came
60 guard with a collision that
struck sparks from the steel. proving
the hot anger OF tho adveraariea
Had they been cooler they would
have crossed swords quietly. hut
when. tho instant afterwRrd. they
came 60 tierce. both appeared more
collected. their blades for a time
keeping IN contact and gliding
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Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that
a preventive Of suicide had been dis
covered viii interest many. A run
down system. or dependency inYa-
rlabIy prsceds suicide and something
has been found that viii prevent
that condition which makes suicide
likely. Al the first thought Of self
destruction take Electric Blttefa. IL
being a great tonic and neryine VIII
strengthen the nerves and build rp
the system. It's also a great Stom-
aoh, Liver and Kidney regulator.
only soc. Satisfaction guaranteed
by O. o. GUY, Inc. Second svenus
and Yesler, druggist
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DEED VALID
COURT REFUSED TO SET ASIDE
CONVEYANCE IN DAY CASE

The deed given by Mrs, II. y. Day
20 Mrs. Ella Lexington was held
valid by a decision OF tho superior
court yesterday afternoon. Tho deed
may only be set aside on payment
OF aa.ooo. with legal interest from the
date OF the instrument.
Mrs. Day and the executors OF her
husband . estate sought TO have the
deed sat aside without any condition.
but after hearing the evidence the
court held that Mrs. Day had a right
20 transfer the property ana. In or
der 90 recover u must repay Mrs
BevinEton saIna paid out for her
benefit.
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synopsis.
Florence Koarney. an Irish gentle
man by birth aud soldier by odu-
caiion. while studying Spanish In
New orleans. falls In love with the
daughter ~ his tutor. Don ignncio
Nnlyorde. baniahed from Mexico by
Santa Anna. lie meets chris Rock,
Of Texas. who invites him 10 Join a
band Of filihusters about TO invade
Mexico. Kearney. believing Isuisa
Nalycrde loves Carlos Bnntnndor,
consents.
KeHrney In elected captain Of the
band, defeating santander. Later no
IL insulted by his Mexican rival
while both are guests OF Don lgna-
elo..
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DIR. Miles
Restoratlve Nervine

viii rsllsxa eustlnyta cases Of laaitasz4
ton, dyspepsia and stomach trounis -
strengthening these nerves.
n had severe stomach trouble Hf
Miles Nefvtun. ana Nerve ard Liver
pills cured me. I csLn now eat any
thins without trouble -. q. % fsMfEN
Winston salem. y, Y,
b.suNfit
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HoW,s rhIsf

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward fer any Caan u CatarFh that
cannot be cured BY Hairs Cafarrh
Cure.
y. J. CHENEY a CO. Tolesio. o.
We. the undersiEusd. have known r.
J Cheney for The last r. Yfara and h.
iiaNe him perfectly honorable in ali
business TRANSACTIONS. and financially
able TO carry cut any obiigAf inGa made
~ hiH firm
ggALUENGi. KINNAN a MARVIN
Whoissaiw Druggists. Toledo. O
Halls Eatarrh cure IL taken trtfar-
uAiiy. acting directly upon the Blood
and mucous surfaces % the system
Testimonials sent free. Price. - per
bottle Sold By all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for conati-
patton
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FAILURE

% cure Indigestion In largely Use q
tho Old theufS that when the at@ftiaeA
becomes Inactive. u needs RumsathIHa
90 mechanically digest It's co aksnta
ana CathaftthHs purEatiNCa ra& are
used which give only temper .tfY re-
lief. because they digest ~ irrMafink
the lining OF the stomach.
Modern science recognizes ttie fact
that 70 u the nerves that fuf6tshes
motive power - digest tho ccutaTsea Il
the ufofu Aen.
The nerves anifnts ana mis- the food.
and stimulate tbs neCrrfionH. When
they become weakened they lack en-
sfEy aud Indigestion. dynpepsi4 SOUR
afufnArh result
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B L . Q ID

on account u It's frirhtfui hidsouB-
ness. Hloed Poisoning u commonly
called the King 81 All Diseases. IL
may be either hereditary OF eantFact-
cd Once the system II tainted vita
a. the disease may manifest ftFeH IN
the form Of scrofuia. Eczema khcu-
matte Pains. SUR or swollen Joints.
Eruptiuna or Copper Colnred spots ON
the Eaco or Body, little Ulcers I'm the
Mouth OF On the Tongue. sore Throat.
swollen TonHiis Failing out Of the
Hair or Eyebrows. and finally A isp-
rous-iike Decay 81 the Flesh and
bones. n Yea have any Of these OF SIM
liar symptoms. get RROWNfS BLOOD
CURE. immediately. This treat
ment Is practically the result Of life
work. IL contains no dangerous druga
or Injurious medicines Of any kind IL
goes 90 She very bottom Of the disease
and forces cut every particle o. TIM
purity soon every sign and symptom
disappears. completely and forever.
The blood. tho Tissues, tho flesh. the
bones and the whole system are
cieansed. purified and restored 10 per
feet health, and tho patient prepared
anew for the duties and pleasures OF
llfe BROWNS BLOOD CURE. s %
a bottle. lasts a month. Made by Or.
BROWN ga Arch st.. Philadelphia.
For sale I'm Seattle only al The Quaker
DRUG Co. iei3-iai5 ist ave. Globe Blk
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CHINESE MUS1
Not
REhAM NEUTRAL

PORT ARTHUR April 2s=Admiral
and Vieeroy Aiexioff has issued notice
o. the Chinese that they must remain
neutral and that u they fail 70 do %
he will declare war against than. He
has made the following rules foF them
O. observe.
Russia mus, have the right 10 &C
cupy any Chineac territory she seuu
ill., for any purpose.
Chinese officials ard other subjects
Of the emperor and empress dpwaker
must furnish food Go Russian troops
whenever II IL needed.
Chinese subjects must allow Rus
stan tr0ops 10 occupy their houses.
''Chlnsas must furnish Russian sol
disrz information regarding move
m~ut Of troops.
Any Chinese giving food % = Jap
aneaa soldier will BE- hanged
Chinese must refuse % allow Jap
Anesa soldiers 90 occupY Chinese ter
eitoFy. uHlag arms n necessary"
RaaalA'a iina ~ communication has
not been broken. japanese IMPORTS to
-. IL l. "a. s..aTFaa4H a##WF.ss
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A grievous wall oftirpes comes NJ
a result OF unbearabie pain from
over taxed organs. Dizziness. Back
ache. Liver Complaint and Consti-
patton. But thanks 10 Dr. Kinga
New Life Pills they put an end "a
1t all. They are gentle but thor
ough. Try them. Only CSC. Guar
anteed by q. o. GUY, Inc, Second
avenue and Yesler, drug store.
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Senator Hale.
OF Maine. chair
man OF the COM
nittee on naval
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GETTING THERE SLOWLY.

Nelson Lyons II putting several
coats OF paint on Fred bishops barn.
Ito begun thu job last fall Denton
IIarbor tMleh1 Hammer.
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Alice Roosevelt Intends 10 visit az
Louis during the exposition. The 81
Louis reporters viii do we'll 10 over
haul their autum obiioH early.
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eramn In the rlRht n QeofRe would
eiao atop writlna with the loft every
body would escape "a crHmp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28

votes Of the South. All persons who
have been betting the Republican,
would carry Texas. Mississippi. Louis.
lana and Georgia should hedge at once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28

Jack London has been recalled
Judging from some ~ the rot he has
written. ifH n wonder he escaped a.
long aa no did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28

Lou Cohen says no gave the first
game to the Portlands just 90 be hos
pitable and Portland gave Seattle The
second game Co be- courteous. 1oth
teams viii probably fight for today's
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28

The records for the last year show
stocks I'm tho Morgan ventures have
fallen rapidly In value. Apparently
IL didn't do Pierpont much good 10
get on the water wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28

''rhe beef trust Investigation IL not
90 b. any rubber shoe affair"
- suppose not ttn probafsy be =
hid glove affair"
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SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching Plies produce moisture and
cause itching. this form. as well as
Blind. Bleeding or Frotruding Piles
are cured BIZ DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pna
Remedy. STOPS itching and bleed
Ing. Absorbs tumors. soc a Jar. al
Druggists. or sent by mall. Treatise
free. Write me about your case. DIT.
Bosanko. Philadelphia. Pa For sale
at the Quaker Drug Co. 1913 First
avenue. Seattle.
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Pcary has decided not 60 start fol
the pola this summer. It's hopeless
The ocean Up north II obatructed b.
ltushiAn war hhtpa.
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va STAR DUST Va

Has your office boys grandmother
died YETI Or win she ilnger tiii some
rood team gets hers7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28

Geo. w. Gable writes with his LETT
hand 50 he win not have writar's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28

just 10 show hia forothonaht. sons
Eastern editor has suggested some
body nn a candidate for vlco president
on the Democratic Ticket
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pUEstA.a rNnROKES LINE OF
COMMUNICATION
fDrawn - Hottpeniuski. the famous
war artist. from cable dosofipttan.l
The English war correspondent Who
uses wireless talesraphy ana who IL
threatened with Death n captured 10
not worrying. Il don't thiuk thu Rus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28

SLAMS would know wireless toioEraphy
apparatus II they saw H." he SAYS.
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poWfE THERE Is No PLACE
LIKE HOME. SWEET ftOMEi
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naaalAta iina ~ communication has
not heen broken. japanese reports r.
the contrary. IL h ia perfsei shape.
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2 dozen h-pint bottles. delivered. sos
PHONE RAINIER 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-01
COSSACKs MOVING.
Tie Concentration Of Chinese
Troops in Manchuria
Continues.
nv Associated press.)

tL1AO-YANG, Feb. 2D.--Gennrnl Mish-
tchonko, with d detachment OF mounted
Cossacks, has reached Kasanjn, Korea.
and Is expected to arrive at Ichlo Yang
to-day. Ills men and horses arc IN good
condition. ard he Is well supplied With
provisions.
The Korean officials are fleeing from
tho places traversed, and arc Informing
tho Japanese Of the approach of the Rus
SLAMS.
The Cossacks have seized tho telegraph
lncfin north Korea.
A. Japanese major. rog Tazusiro. and
five mon. captured by Cossacks at Wiju.
have beef. brought to Liao-Yang.
The concentration Of Chinese troops
westward Of Mukden. In the district Of
Gubantsu, Is not relished by the Rus
SLAMS. War material is being brought up
and the militia posts are being strength
,ened. It. Is doubted II the attitude OF tho
population can be relied upor. The
people Mt several points refuse to sell
produce to the Russians. 8sa
Snow storms are raging here, and the
frost Is intense. ~ 5T5s5 si
The railroad is working perfectly, and
troops are arriving unlnterruptcdy. Their
health and spirits are excellent.
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THE. MACKAY COMPANY
With $15,O0O,0OO CAPITAL
Gay AssocIated Press.l

t7@ 5.si (l3y Associated l'TcSs) Gaf
NEW; YORK. Fob. 29.-Clarence IT.
Nlackay, president of the Commercial
Cable Company, addressed a circular let
ter to the stockholders Of that company
inviting tho deposit OF their stock for
exchange for shares in a trusteeshlp
created under tho laws or Massachusetts
under the nume Of '.rhe Mackay Com
.pany." The capitalization Of the Conl-,
inercial Gable Company which also owns
the Postal Telegraph Cable Company. is
$4,000, 900 upon which s per cent, divi-
dends arc paid '"rhe Mackay' has au-
s30.O00.oO0 par value OF Its own per
cent. cumulative preferred shares and a
like amount of common shares.
The NIackay Company is an invest
,nent trust designed by Mr.. Mackay to
lperpetuato tho name OF his father, and
to safeguard upon an even basis with his
own, the interests Of those who have
invested capital in the enterprise,
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FIRST SHOTS.
Japanese Open on Russians and
They Rctirc-No Casu-.
alties Reported.
nv Associated Press.)

.
TOXIC. Sunday, Feb. 2s.-tThc first
shots OF the war on land were exchanged
to-day at Ping Yang. A small detach-
ment of Russian Infantry, evidently
scouts appeared this morning to the
norlhward Of the town. me Japanese
outposts opened fire from range Of
200 metres and the Russians retired
The telegram reporting the incident
fails to mention any casualties. 1t Is pre-
sumed there were none on account OF the
small number of men engaged and the
distance separating the opposing armies.
1t is reported here that there will be
a small engagement soon somewhere In
northern Korea. where tho Russians are
scouting over an extended area. close to
tho japanese positions, out Il general on
gagement Is not expected to occur for
some time. Tho Russian force south OF
the Yalu River is inconslderable, Its
greatest strength seeming to be in the
vicinity OF WIFI. North Of the Yalu the
Russian army Is constantly increasing in
numbers and Is being mobllzed. but the
chances Of It assuming tho offensive are
slight.
Tho Japanese are constantly strength
ching their position and increasing their
forces In Korea.
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IA WEAK HEART.
What a FearfulIy Danger
Gus Thing II Is!
And Yet How Few People Heed
Its Terrible Warnings.
What Does That Palpitation and
lShortness Of Breath Mean to Your

~ i u. ". . f.
4 Persons With weak heart get out of
breath, easily, and huye pa lpitatioll on the
Sast Xs5to ~ Ea,s o Y0t te t eys
sight, Headache. faint. sinking feelings.
attended by strange nsatlons. There is
generally more or less nervousness ard
Il is fcarfuly common, and neglect, IS
fatal. You can set well by taking the
lor. QulnApoxct Mass, says:
~ want 70 eye ny testimony y, WIZ ~
value OF Dr. Grccnes Nervura blood and
nerve remedy.
ABOUT eleven years ago after suffer
Ing many years with II nervous heart
trouble and heart weakness. and having
been treated by sevcral eminent physi..
clans. some Of whom told me ! could
never be any better, ] finnlly, heard that
Dr.. Greene. the famous blood and nerve
specialist: would be at the Bay stnte
House, Worcester. on a certain day, 80
/ resolved TO see him II possible.
531'At that time the least exertion would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-01
TO- BLOCK VLADIvOsT0CK.
Reports OF. the Purposes Of
Japan Seem to be Well
Founded.
.lBy Associated Prcss.>

sfSSOSk'Het-St t@s7s''I
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. p9.-Direct
confirmation OF the report from Hako-s
date that yladivostock is blocked by
japanese vessels cannot be obtained here,
but it is considered not improbable Dur
ing the Japanese landing operations in
Korea the Russian warshps to the north
were constant menace, and blockadng
them would be the most effective means
aof securing Observation-Disclosures: Further
more, It is worthy Of note that for more
than ono week no word has been all
lowed to come from vladiyostock. and this
In itself seems strong rresumptivc evi-
dcnce that important events are tram
spring.
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C0NTRABAND OF WAR.
A Gable From Japan to Guam
Would be So Con-
sidercd.
(By Associated Press.>

tSs5tat5g (By. Associated EIreSS.] 81
Il ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. eff an at
tempt is made to lay a cable from tho
island OF Guam to Japan during the con-
tinuancc OF hostilitics it will be regard
cd as contraband of war under the pro-
clamation promulgated yesterday. As
pointed out tosthc Associated Press cor
the proclamation is specific
on this question, and It is not believed
here that the United States will undertako
or authorize such n cable now, MS It
would constitute a breach Of neutrality,
according to the Russian view.
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RUSSIA PLACARDED.
Regret Is Expressed That Un-
true Statement Made About
lVicksburg.
NV Associated v'ress.)

5 ST. PETERSBURG. Feb ao.--The state
ment of the commander Of the United
States gunboat VicksburG, regarding the
Cheml,lpo affair was communicated TO
the Foreign Onco by the Associated
Press correspondent. and was received as
a complete ard satisfactory explanation,
Regrets We're expressed that the Incident
had created so much feeling here.
eve had no official advices On the
subject said an official, but as the
incident, was attracting much attention
here, 1t is source OF qualification to
learn trlat the statements made We're not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-01
JAPANESE ATTACK
PORT ARTHUR AGAIN.
.(contlnocd From 1'lrst Page.)

E -. 4 !, -. Y. -.--------.A--.--.
boniDarded port Arthul' from 10 until 70
o'clock this morning. Tho Russian Z
cruisers Novik Askold and Bayan. nc-g
con,panicd By four torpedo boats steam.
ed out 10 meet The attack. They were,
however, forced to retire. trhe Askold
was In d sinking condition. Tho Novik
WAS badly DANA ged and d. torpedo boat
wna sunk. Tho Russian battleship .f'et-
yzan was again damaged. The Japa-
,,tse withdrew In good order.
e Tho pause In tho war operations u, the
far East have been broken by another
Japanese attack on Port Arthtr. Of which
only the foregoing brief account Is yet to
had This report however, shows q
rcpctition ar the now familiar, tactics Of
Japan.
It ID presumed that this attack was
made In bail weather, previous tclc-
graphic ndvccs having reported a. severe
gale raging at Port Arthur AS usual, the
Japanese did not remain long enough on
the hurbor to enable tho gunncrs at TIC
forts to- get their range. Again. also the
Same cruisers, the Buyan, the Askold and
4 the Nnvik, came out to meet the attack,
and this suggests that either they were
the only effective ships there or that the
lnrCcr battleshlps were Unable to get out.
The Shanghai correspondent OF tho
Daily Express says Il has been officially
announced that tho Japanese mall boat
service between Shanghai and Japan viii
+ bc resumed Saturday without naval es-
cort.
According TO report from st. Peters
burg q body Of Cossacks from the South
1Isst,r Province, with quick firing guns.
/ Is advancing along the east coast OF
Korea to prevent the landing Of tho main
Japanese army. and the comment Is made
that possibly the reported Japanese land
ing at Possit Bay may have been made
with tho intention OF attacking this force
A dispatch from Shanghai to the Daily
Chronicle says the Russians are trans
forrlng the guns from the disabled ships
at Port Arthur to the forts there.
A dispatch from Che Foo to the Stand
ard. dated February 20th, says a Japanese
cruiser and torpedo boat entered that
harbor without lights att o'clock on the.
morning OF the goth and It Is believed they
embarked the Japanese who took refuge
there after tho attempt 10 bottle up Port
Arthur.
IS correspondent Of the Times at Wei
Hal Wei. cabling under date Of Fcbru.
nry 10Th. says: IA Japanese fleet was
seen or tho Shan Tung coast this morn
ing" Q
Toxic correspondent OF the Times
cables that tho steamers sunk by the
Japanese on either side OF the Russian
hattlcshIp Retvizan, at Port Arthur par,
TALLY obstruct the entrance to the llar-
kOr. 81 rs Et 5a45F INK
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Eor1ys,htrue, but that tho vicksburg was
tho first To rcndnr Md we desire to
preserve the most ui1iitable relations With
the American Republic. and when the
truth Is GENERALLY known It VIII doubt.
Tess 20 far to allay tho irritation caused
BY the original report
"a when the government receives an OIL
c,ai report Of the aid rendered BY the
vicksbilrg 10 the Rtsslar wounded. 1t Will
express to Tho SUnitcr States It's formal
thanks, as In the case or British. French
ntd italian Narships.
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REMOVE AMERICANS.
Those in Seoul Have Been Sent
to the Philip
pines.
nv Associated Press

(By ASsOclated Press.J
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 29.-United
States Minister Allen cables the State
Department from Seoul that in pursuance
or an arrangement he has made with
the Japanese minister. returning trans
port will bring Americans from Ping
Yang, a point in northwest Korea. near
the border of Manchuria. Tho Ameri-
cans in Seoul and vicinity have already
been sent to the Philippines. Mr. Allen
says that Russian scouts, on arriving
at Ping Yang yesterday, were pursued
by the Japanese.
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imputation OF Foreign Secretary Won
Rchtofen that they We're anarchists and
asserted that the government was going
sd Tar In its subservience to that It was
undermining the honor and dignity OF
the country.
mo half decent man., he declared. reani
defend the maintenance Of the present
treaty, l d
Count Won Bnelow asserted q second
tln1N tina { the activity Of tbs Fusslar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-01
jEFFRIES AND MUNRO
TO sFLGHT. IN MAY
(By Associated .Press.)

~ 3, (By AssocInted rFress,)
1. NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-Jim Jeffrles and
Jack Nlunroe signed articles to-day to
fight for the heavyweight chlamplonshiip
Club, San Francisco, during the last
week In May, A purse Of $4,000 is guar
The purse n is to be divided, sixty-nve
per cent, to the winner and thirly-hYo
Der cent. to the loser, The stakeholder
win be Harry Corbett, OF San Francisco.
Eddie Grainey. Of San Francisco, was
agreed ON for referee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-01

agents In Prussia was confined sxclu-
s,pely to watching anarchist suspects
BY the murders Of president carnoii,
President Mckinley. King Hnmbert and
others. anarchy had shown Itself 70 be
international In character, he declared
ana all States were under the obligation
OF uniting TO suppress y unly three
Russians had heef sent acr0ss the tfttt-Ess
Sian frontier In 1903. and those W PISS
,gusntiy Mere anarchists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-01

charges they made January 10th. and
the Socialists offered a resolution, ask
treaty OF extradItion between Germany
and Russia. no this Herr Won kardorff,
itlla Conservative leader, replied that II
would be an nnfriendly act, infringing
on neutrality to make such q demand.
upon Russia under I he existing 5rondl-
&tiona .St
8fslIerr Eehel read q declaration made by
/ Russian stud Ats, pro testing g a!ns the