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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

ST PETERSBURG.
kouropan preparations osns made TO sh troops TO
he O n a before.
ordered mobilize
agreements May and a million
kouopatna to avoid meeting
them
70
quarters hastily readiness receive them here
transportation ueouno-
dat can be
received another ssh between Jap
raunekau
the uorh 81
official report has
bean received here oucerulng the engagement
Woeack has succeed
General Kronde;ch uder ~ the fs n SeNehNunE
NewchwanE dtspatch from sNehwanE
hurried 70 he fouta the be titled.
An
Baltic be brought their fuu strength
immediate mobilization the naval
from this order epoyes The RUS
government
ginning Of hostiuties IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WILL GIVE A TIP-ToP
PERFORMANCE AT THE GRAND TONIGHT

After much strenuous rehearsinR
the High School Ministries have
whipped their big show into splendid
shape and everything ~ now ready
for the big event at the Grand to-
night. All the headlight diamonds In
town have been raked together for
the occasion and marveis have been
bought In hilarious hosiery There
will be one big blaze Of glory over
the footIIshts when the chorus opens
up on "Bedelia." II was thought at
first that this selection had better
be reieRated 10 the tail timbers. but
persistent demands finally prevailed
upon the boys 70 risk Il. Patrons
OF the show are guaranteed that only
three bare of ''Bedelian will be sung
The tumblarH end horizontal bar
artists are IA good trim and ready 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
COCHRAN GREETED
WITH ENTHUSIASM
THE SILVER. ronoUgo TAmmAnY A BRIL-
LIANT spsscH ON THE PENSION ORDER OF SECRETARY
HITCHCOCK

made for old soldiers IN their deelin-
Ing years. but he wanted u done BY
congress not by my sell. constituted
authority. Democratic applause)
'lf." said he. this money In paid
on such an order what shadow OF
poser IL left the houre7 The purse
Of the government IL held b. the
constitution 20 be under the coptroi
Of congress. aud $50. o0o. 900 are here
taken from the treasury by a stroke
OF the pen OF an executive officer.
indicating that We are at the parting
u the waya-"
Ha advocated the population OF
the Hitchcock order as a measure OF
safety 20 our country. which sentI-
meut brought forth laundering
Democratic applause.
Cochran spoke of the decline and
decay Of the hoase Of representa-
tlvca
ours IL a right 90 make war. =
he declared. speaking OF congress.
but the executive gives us power 90
declare war when We want 10 and
make war when hs chooses
pincuasinK the ruies 81 the House.
Cochran said III Nc are not 70 bo
trusted. wa ought 70 be abolished"
~ unanimous consent Cochran .
time vas extended. aud he urged On
the House 10 ADOPT resolutions APP
pointing COMMITTEES o. frame new
regulations q rights. The Reruhll-
cans Joined IN the onthurHt - outhue-
iasfn. At the conclusion u hiH Re-
marks an Informal reception fol-
| lowed.
a molten from the committee on
rules 10 lay the Cochran resolution
on the table vas carried by rising
vote OF $50 20 - Republicans Ne
/ Cali ~ MMasac hussftn and Ilttiefield
Of Maine voted with the Democrats
/ A yea.nay vote WAS demanded. The
roll cell resulted IN a vote % lea q
| 100 and IA. motion To iay the reso-
luiion on the table carried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
BIDS ON
BIG JOBS

The hoard 81 works this morning
opened bids for four large contracts.
The barber Asphalt Paving company
uns more than D.eop lower thAn Stir
ri 4 Goats. ths only other bidder on
the Harvard avenue paving contract
fts bid vas ftel 100 q. while that u
etirfst & ttcetE was E.Sib %. The
stty engineers estimate on the cost u
the work was - 200
nlds we're opened for the laying Of
a water main on Seattle boulevard. the
estimated cost 81 the work being 81
80. the nlline IN Of Western avenue.
the estimated coat Of which ls 1880.
and for the grading Of Twenty seventh
avenue and Of North Forty-third
street.
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MUST Try
II AGAIN

Because Blanche PawlaHek. a
plump and pretty applicant for d.
voree, did not bring her mother
along TO testify 10 Joseph Paw
laseke abandonment and refusal to
support hts wife. Judge Tallman this
morning refused TO grant the relief
prayed for.
Blanche took the stand TO tell how
her husband went with her to visit
IN Oriiilo one day two years ago end
left her there. promising 20 return
for her. lie never did, and she said
she never saw him again.
She Indignantly denied the allega-
ton in her husbands complaint for
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WARRINGTON. April s.-iarge
eraud1 we're attracted 60 the CALLER
isa OF the houss today by the pre-
vioun Announcement that bourhs
Cochran. the New York Tammany
orator. 9ould talk on his resolution
calling on the judiciary committee
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tie themselves In knots for the benz
eft OF the audience and the end
men are 80 chesty over their sup
pressed Wit that they have had to
forage for dress suits d size and a
half larger.
Eighteen Of the prcttieat girls % be
found In the high school flock have
been diligently practicing the
rhYthfns OF the castanet dance. aud
each viii look every inch a Carmen
In the BIT Of spanish poetry Of
motion" that Is billed as the star act
on the program.
The house Is well sold out already
and standing room only IL expect
ca 20 be the order by the time the
three bars Of "Bedeiia' are due TO
be perpetrated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

SIOUX CITY. In. April s-For -
hours the Great Northern passenger
train was imhedded In the snow In q
cut near Mclean. Ncb. white green
fields appeared en- al sides A relief
train was baked by Four feet of wet
snow packed hard. A Milwaukee & ST.
Paul passenger train was abandoned IN
a drift near Lane. 5. D. stock IL
suffering greatly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

BERLIN. April e--The Tagehlatt re-
ports that Professor Wanoff Of Mos
COW has ben murdered by revolutions
airy students. His body was found to-
day lying in the streets. with this ina
scription affixed: Condemned TO
death by the revolutionary committee
for acting as a police SPY and betray-
ing students holding progressive opln-
ions TO authorities" The processes
had been strangied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
CRACKED
A SAFE
CROOKS FLEEING FROM SEAT
TIE MADE A $500 HAUL AT
ENuNcLAW

Seattle crooks fleeing from tbs
wrath TO come under the new poles
administration made n $500 haul al
EnumCiaw. In the southern part OF
the county. early this morning by
blowing the safe In the office Of the
Davidson company's store.
The burglary was committed about
1 o'clock. but IL was nearly moor
before Sheriff Cudlhee was notified
The sheriff tsiegraphed his BLACK
Diamond deputy To go to f,numclaw
and work on the case.
The telephone message 10 ths
sheriff gave no details OF the crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

urged az the meeting Of the Rainier
Heights Improvement Club lass
night II was resolved to appoint
a committee TO push the project,
with the idea Of getting a bin passed
by the legislature 10 allow for tho
needed expense II necessary.
WIN IL Parry, Daniel Jones and
others warmly advocated the plan.
J. r. Ronald urged caution in tho
matter. stating that he thought the
work should not be begun until tho
city was better able 10 stand the
cost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
BATTLE
BRITISH SUSTAINED HEAVY
Losses IN sKiRnisH WITH
okPoTos

LONDON. Apfi "a rHiish force.
proceeding against the ohpotos n NJ.
Esria. encountered force % the
enemy and battle resulted. IA which
the British lost four Killed and forty
siEht Injured The British found the
head ~ an English officer who had
been murdered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

20 investigate the right u the Sec
rstaFy OF the interior 10 iNaue the
recent pension order.
"A ne sfoae he was received with
appianse from both sides. lie said
Il vas his desire simply "a vindi~
cate TIE dignity Of the house. lie
wanted 10 zee generous provision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
Hill HIM
N MM
Justice Cam Binds "Mysteri-
Gus Kid" Over on Robbery
Charge

John Preston. known IN tho under
world a. the Mysterious KID" was
bound over for trial IN tho superior
court yesterday afternoon by Justice
Cam. a dramattc Incident Of the pre-
iiminnfy hearing Was when Preston
was compelled 10 don waymnn's
mask, IN order that No might be better
identified by his acouaers, who we're
carried back 20 the night when rT~s-
ton, IN similar Rarb. covered them
with two revolyera, while his partner
In crime relieved them Of their yalu-
abies-
Tho Identification was .cf =
Justice Cam hets . YOU
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RUSSIA NOW HAS
100000 TROOPS
IN MANChURIA
czAR HAS LARGE ENOUGH FORCE ourFLAsK ANY JAPAN.
ARMY THAT AGAINST HIS TROOPS

LONDON April a. dispatch from Ysrto~ states that the Rus
fighting 81 10000 hAnshara enough 20
ousflank Japanese advanced
Japanese reported that
skrsh place cavalry force 81
Coasaeka
Russian Adsess that Hs~ehssna
5000 81 hs, city
The being ebssd rapidly pess 20 resist the
further advance Of the Japs at direction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
WILSON CONVICTED

a jury in Superior Judge Tall
mans court last night convicted
George Wilson ~ passing a bogus
check on a Pike street saloon
keeper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
MURDER CASE SET

The case Of the state against Mrs,
susan flumheaux. accused Of shoot.
ing and killing her husband az
Walsh lake more than year aEo.
wHa this morning set for trial be-
fore Superior Judge Tailnaan June q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
GNGC GETS
u MRC

Willie coss. the Maple valley boy
who was convicted of criminal. as
aauit upon Mrs. Mary Binnell, was
this morning denied n new trial and
aentenced by Superior Judge Tall
man. lie was given fifteen years
In the penftantiary Coss flinched
when he heard the sentence, but
vsd not break down.
cone attorney based his
Tor a nsw trial 0por
new evidence had
- 4ihe a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

Is AW
FORMER QUEEN OF SPAIN
PASSES AWAY
By scrippu News Asa'n1

Wy HNFIWNH FF"HH N" III
PARIS. April a-Former Queen Isa-
bella Of Spain died here this morning.
She was brought here some time ago
on account Of her poor health. and she
has been gradually sinking for the
past few days
Queen Isabella was the grandmother
~ King AlphoHsO the present Span
ish monarch. and was born In 1870.
crowned IN 1893. and abdicated In $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

Methodist conference In session here.
was asphy1lated by gas in his apart
ment at the Miller hotel. last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
TUNNEL
PLAN UP
AGAIN.

The construction Of a tunnel un-
der Jackson street. TO begin at Sixth
avenue and 10 emerge At Twelfth or
Thirteenth avenues. was strongly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
MAY GET THE
"RED HAT"

ROME. April sl--The pope - pre-
pairing llst % al foreign candidates
Tor the red nat ana hRH Fvunsstca
that al nvallAble information be
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10


Rv scrIpps News Ass'n.l
anrs MOfEER la, April pvAtter y
brsted discussion. tho Senate TINS
ysefninR voted against granting par.
sor 10 Mrs. sarah Kuhn, the beauti ,,,l
ssoung convict. VITO f. serving liio
l,sntsncc Pr the alleged murssr Of nor ,lr
h,,el,and. Tho House had previously
uvsn an eewNAs$2 vote ,s.s.. = See, .s =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
FORTY WkRSHIPS READY
FOR EQUIPMENT

PETERSBURG. April forty
assemble the
0n y for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
TOO BUSY 70 TALK

TOO BUSY TO TALK
CHICAGO. Aprii Sc II. Harri-
man with a retiuue OF office help
arrived here this morning on spe-
clai train accompanied by a nufsi-
Der Of Wall street factors. Including
James stiilman. president OF tho
First National bank. William Rocke-
Teller. the of magnate. when asked
n lac had anything % say as 10 Mr..
Hila charge that Hartman was
trying 70 get control OF the North
cFn Pacific. he said he was very
busy and couldn't talk. The party
viii leave this evening for New
orleans and California.
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cent 70 him regarding Archblshopa
Ryan. ireland. Farley and Chagslie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
GENERAL kOUROPA TKIN ASKS THE GAR
FOR HALF A MILLION REINFORCEN1ENTS
Russian Commander in the Far East
Wants to Avoid a Battle Until He
Can Deal a Crushing Blow

the be dispatched 20 the far by the
northeast thus saving months ny taking this route
through
the HcrlnE straits ana down through the Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
HILL SAYS HE WILL SELL
GREAT NORTHERN ROAD
IF HARTMAN Wins SUIT
81 Will Let the Northwest Fight It's
Own Battles For the Great North"
ern Cannot Fight Alone" Said the
Railroad King

change T."
In discussing the Pierce suit. 3ff.
I'LL said
Mr.. Hartman claims that IL IS q
friendly suit That Ia All 1 know
about IT,"
Speaking generally Of the deeISiop,
Mr. HlH aai4:
The supreme court has afiirrafd
the decision ~ the circuit court. ana
in order 70 comply with the terms Of
that decree the Northern securit!ss
Company ir making a rstsble DIS
tribution OF It's railway stocks. IN
view Of the fact that there were
over 90 oQ0 transfers and retransfers.
this Il the only equitable diatribu-
ton that could possibly be made.
That question will. however be da-
termined by the courts. Every
Ftockhoi6er has a right 70 have his
legal status determined by the courts
II he sees fit The Union Pacific
VIII have the same right ~ this re-
fpect as any other shareholder. e.
cert as far as their right might be-
affected by the Sherman act"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
WANTED
BLOOD
ARIZONA MAN, ARMED TO THE
TEETH, THREATENED TO
KILL w. c. GREENE

FI5y BcTIDpH IFHWH NE nj
NEW YORK. April S.--Armed TO
sho teeth James w. Goodman from
Arizona came down town With w. G.
Greene. president Of the Greene Con-
soIidated Copper Company, this
morning, and after a long wrangie
threatened % XIII Greene. The time
" action Of the police prevented the
shooting. Goodsnan has been ar
rested. The nature Qf tho dispute r.
not known but IL ssppoeed 90 relafs
- copper claims. 9eodnief,-sn W J. &
~ mnehSliss 's..lsts ssks,s ~ Y y
f.&ser s%A@sS sac "a =.
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9 1t bero'S,
23, 25 mmo % -Segimston- Strobe.

Der mOrgs @erfunf 1T Gin srOfcs c5ednnOes Grgnf Obn
bem &crfOn BET fir Gncr O Oas Bette nucragcngaarcn
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GlegQnte @ewdnoer tit unierem N}dlt
tel nnO Nn5ngS.0 0epartement.

9tcue -gln3itge fiir $10.75.
gluBerorbentlihe @ert6e in Soltri-
Iteu.W2Gntcln fiir S4,98. Spc5ielle
0fferten in Grapenette= W1nteln fir
1896. 9}ete WooelIe BON ieioeren
SbirtpoiitS iitr S3.98. GIe9onte neue
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Safer inn DIR.

Die olte HeoenSort nScmatOcm
einenadfer ms DIR iebel" lit gleid.
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uen, uno 10 Derbrodltc Der Geiotnoe
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cblihlngen. (26S 81
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GrGffunng Der Sciocn-SailOu,
baltic GrCiie.

SOC. NfeiinIiue Taffeto, 20
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Soc. ihmor3e Bcou DC Gpgne, 59c.
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ein 5altfer uno Gigentbiilner eine5
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ipuroe perboitet.
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6arfnrb.Hnnh.
iSamilientraapbic nernlntllct.

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0arerbafte Ol0nteI ans Gropc-
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9leue Otooell @romcnoOe alei6.
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35e. eelntpans.NanstRher Orc

35e. 9eiumano.SauStidler 25e.
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