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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
GAP AND hAlSEp.
Persistent pumor That There Is
"GenfIemen's Agreement"

81. Petersburg Oct. 1.-THE rumOr
II the existence II d secret UNDERTAKE
ing 1T, wsen Russia and Germany Gov
ering the far E2st has been revived.
According u tbs latest version Der
many giyes certain guarantees u En-
perCr Nicholas regarding the German
frontier which viii enable Russia u
withora " troops from the big garrison
maintained IL Russian Poland and dis
patch ITEM u the seat # war De.1des
agreeing r. support Russia il the peace
negotiations al the END II the WAY
Germaany CON pens4tiOn, in addition
~ the concessions made IL the com
mercial treaties already negotiated, l.
u IT the support II Russia n the at
tempt " incorporate The Netherlands
IN the German confederation il the
even II the death Il Queen Wilhelmina
without direct heir
Diplomatic circles are discussing he
affair win interest While il i clas.ed
IN the SAME category AZ other similar
stories ~ mott diplomats, II hnds more
cre0ence IL quarter not particularly
noted for frieudllnes- either u Russia
Or Germany il teinp even asserted
that the Yecen- visit ~ Grand Duke
Vladimir u Berlin, OsteneIDly u con
eUlt specialist IN reality va. u con
fer With J mperor william in peroon On
this question.
Nothing conhrmatoly Of the report
IL obtainable in re-ponsi Dle government
circles, where the story II dismissed
as being the invention II enemie. If
both countries
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
NEWS OF THE DAY
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS u
THE WORLD


New Yurr WOE ths penns.ut - TIE
Nerlons oasetsll leagre
Lazy Bsssn,. widow q sir walter
Ioe7ssrt, tne novelist e des-o
Mayor eIraar saturday trpse tbe
rsggro q C1,5seeue covering Z ml-s Il
z-Ql -.
PATE g-ass lnsurance couIauie.
nsYe eutersc lu,o a. agreement y stoI
rete cutting
Tn ussaing snly Intrepid was suc-
c.7set . y -aunc he'd Il yis Mar bland
navy ,src SATURDAY afternoon.
The Iuterus1ionsl pesoe eongrese
urgee Investigation lDro tbe condition
. Attain .n-tbe Congo Pre- etate
The Ec,rt American Telegraph and
C2tle Company w3L furllsb = nswe
service from ALssks .rse tor sixty dave
Mathew y Ransom former rnius6
;-tatss senator frpu NYrt Carolina
sud onoe American minister u Ne1-
100 II dead
The l5grest supY raoe on Long Is-sud
Saturday Tor TIE Vanderbilt crp -
suited Il tne oeatt # cns5eur ana
fata- injuries u ooe millionaire owuer
q Z u-4chlAs.
It.s repyr,46 from Copenhagen tla,
kues4s nas Csoered Daulsn 1ru U
construct thrse Wy ship tgr delivery
=. L
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
GpEAT SUNS TO POOR.
Golden puie" jones Gave Alvey Al
most All He Had.

Toledo o.. Oct. Ill ne yepJrt #
me appraisers II me estate u tie -ate
"Golden Rule Jone. II fole0o when
submitted IL The protate court. createa
q sensation Mayor Jones was repJrt-
~ " 1T worth ~ lesst q million. sno
Il ]. ssio that seven year aPo when ne
accepted the position u mayor tls IN
terest IN me manufacturing corpyrs-
,ion alone wae worth $500 900 and
The report Il the appraisers SHOWS the
aggyeyate amount II the late mayor =
interests u be traction mcre IAN
$40, O0Q, " avy1t third le.e than il
wae six YEAR ago. lie had given away
over > 90 900 year.
In view II the fact tha; Mayor
JDnes income outside II h.s ofiicla.
salary wae estimated II about so 900
naturally CAUSED considerably com
uleut When the late Mayor joiner
died more than 700 note. iuiOr-e0 "
hin had teen py biz expressed will
destroyed
II II wel! known that Mayor Jrnee
had helped many deAnquente and de-
taulteys II sums ranging anywhere
from - u -, 900, and not II pne caoe
out II hfty did he expect any returns.
81 Wae literal cOutriDUUyr " out
side charities In one vel! known caee
he gave his personal cheek for $50 900
He refused ~ make Il viii for the rea
sDn that he did not know exactly what
HE huaAcia! condition Was.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
REPUBLICANS NAN EDEnOCpAT
Judge Lindsay, Of juvenile Court
Fame, penOminated Of Denver

Denver. oct. I0.-The Republican
county convention hae reuOminated
Judge Benjamin Lindsay W acclama-
ZION FOR county Judge. Judge Lindsay
If Democrat and has attained national
fame by the establishment If luye-
nile court for fhe rescue If wayward
and criminal boys.
He was elected county Judge last
spring having been On both the Re
publican and Democratic tickets but
doubt Of the legality Of the election Of
Il Judge at that time having arisen, it
vas decided U make nominations for
the NOvem Der election.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
PARKER DECIDES.
Says He Will Not Take the Stump
DurinQ the (dmpaiQn.

New York. oct. l0.--In a statement
just issued from the national Demo
cratic headquarters, Chairman Tag
CART announced that Judge Parker
has fully determined after carefully
considering the matter, not to 90 on
the stump. Such speeches as he deems
desirable 10 make will be made at
KOsemOunt
Chairman Taggart says the incident
II closed and those in charge Of the
campaign fully approve Of the determ >
ination Of Judge Parker.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
BRYAN The "AApON."
Saws Moses Was Stow OF Speech
and Had d proxy.

ChillicOthe, No. oct. II-WlIliani
j Bryan addressed All Outdoor meeting
IN Elm park during the afternoon
Having been introduced ar the man
who would some day he president II
the United States, Mr. Bryan -aid he
used " think he would be preeident
and that be wae the Noses If the Dem
ocratlc party
But dOn't think ~ no#. be said
MOees you know, var SLOW II speech
and the Lord selected Aaron ar hi-
fpeec ! believe that am the
Aaron rather than the Moses If Demo
cracy, and am willing ~ be the
Aaron ii the party if our nJses, who
has been ~ SLOW If speech will but
lead the people out If the Wilderness
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
License unnece assry on Reserves.

Olympia oct. 1.-THE attorney
general hae informed Prosecuting At
torney George II. Clcmentson, Of CIal-
lam county, that the keeper Of the
Dungenesn lighthouse, or anybody else,
for that matter does not need Il state
hunting license to hunt on Dungenese
spit, which IL government lighthouse
reserve. The same n true Of any other
government reserve IN the state, Owen
which the state door not have leRisla
tive CONTROL
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
New Trouble for GermdOv.

Berlin, oct. 10 Germany has "A
new rebellion on itG hands in South
west Africa which is more Formidable
than the lierreros uprising. The new
rebellionists comprise the tribes Of
Wilboys, Bastars and Bondelsewarts.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
inside Inn for Portland.

Portland, oct. l0.-The Oregonian
says it has been decided by the Inside
Inn Company, which has run the no.
to come from st. Louis and establish
itself inside the walls of the Lewis and
Clark exposition There it will build
ii hostelry Of from 800 to 200 rooms,
aa best suits the needs Of the exposition
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13

Tokyo, oct. 1.-The emperor in "a
message to the nation issued yesterday,
commented on the loyalty and bravery
Of the Japanese forces by which they
had advanced by progressive steps. In
concl uding he said: Nevertheless,
our prospects for final success are ptill
distant. | earnestly hope that the sin
cerity of the national spirit will enable
US to realize our final object "
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
Consul at DaIny TO Return.

Washington, oct lO.-Edward V.
NJ organ, United States consul at Dial
ny, who never was able to take his
post because it was in the midst OF the
theater Of war, has cabled the state de-
partment from Shiakwan for permits
sion to return to the United States, and
this has been granted.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
Finest SWISS Theater Burned.

New York, oct. l0.-Fire has des
troyed the theater at Basle, says Her
aid dispatch from Geneva 1t was the
finest play in Switzerland, but
only fonr blackened walls remain.
The fire occurred at 2 o'clock in the
morning.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
LaFOliette RetOqnized.

Chicago, oct. i0.-The national Re
publican committee has recognized La
Follctte's faction in Wisconsin by an
offer TO send Senator Fairbanks and
other national speakers into the state
under the direction Of Gov. IL Fol
Icttc.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
Ddrlind to Make We stern Trip.

Washington, oct. l0--Assistant Sec
Rotary Darling, Of the navy depart
ment, will visit the Pacific coast IN
November, and while there will in
rpect the Puget Sound and Mare Island
navy yards The trip is unofficial.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
Suaae SIS Some REFORMS.

birmingham, oct. 1.-The Post
hears that Prince Mirsky, new Russian
minister Of the interior, has drawn up
list Of national reforms which he
viii shortly present to the czar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
MARINE NOTES

The Alaska Pacific Navigation
eompany'H steamer Jeanne sailed
for san Francisco this afternoon
She carried 80 passengers and a full
cargo. consisting ~ general mer-
ehandiae
The steamer rmatIila. Of the Pa
cifIe Coast Steamship company.
sailed for San Francisco this morn
Ing She carried 2t6 passengers and
"a large cargo ~ freight
The steamer Queen ~ the Pacific
Coast Steamship company arrived
in port from San Francisco this
morning She had 1a6 passengers
and 800 tons Of freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
Revolving Condition OF Affairs Reported
to Exist at BarnesOn, a Sawmill Town
Up Stream From HeadwOrks of City
Water SyStem==-Ensineer Thomson Is
Awake to the Danger, But Ills Hands
Are Tied

has been sawed Of aud there ia nu
more excuse Tor the existence % a
aaWmIil az uarueHuu
The city has found IL difficult on
al previous occasions o. transact
any business with the company. it
Be- said II Nan CitY Engineer Thorn
SON original Intention % build The
railroad for carrying material "a
the lighting plant from Harueauu
Instead 81 from Norfh Bend The
company would not come ca terms
with him he allowing the city q
Secure rIehf.of NaY through the
mill camnanYa property and the
rIiy engineer resolved tn build the
IIue from North Bend Instead al
though Il 0az not ao satisfactory
Joan q uaruea attorney foF the
Kent Lumber company. as asked
yesterday 10 the reports that the
company had built outhouaes fuf
the 1apanrse employees over the
river was true tie refused 90 dis
ruaa the natter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26

Trouble r. brewing f0r Fat Fry
ers Palmer. chairman OF the re
publican s.ate central committee.
aud politicians occupying similar
positions iu this aal other states
Probably it "a only "a coincidence
bat du The heels OF the news that
Chairman Palmer has been sending
ont letters 90 postmItefs In this
state asking them 20 contribute "a
the state campaign fund. comes the
announcement that President
Haoseteita attention has been call
ed ~ the violation OF the federal
statutes and be has determined 20
put a stop 10 the sweating Of fed
eral officials b. campaign man
ayers
The following gcrIppa News a.
ISOLATION dispatch from Wash ing
ton. -. C.. received By The Star this
morning. tells OF the president +
summary action
AT the direction OF President
RaoroFelt tho civil service commits
sion today Issued orders warning
federal employees against soliciting
funds for campaign pufpolfs OF CON
tfahuIus 10 sueu funds
I'm "a circular letter 10 mem
hera ~ the eghiact the com
mission calls attention to he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
OUT
HIS BRAINS

after which Mr. LeFgott disappeared
from view. Several minutes later
he roappeared. carrying with him
the combination Piper rifle and
shotgun. This De carried 10 his
room on the second floor Of the fire
station
The suicide was evidently pre-
medltated. After carefully divest-
ing himself 90 his coat and vest be
stood up and. carefully resting the
Gun barrel pulled the trigger. the
contents being discharged fun at
his head. Death was instantaneous.
Mf Legeett was an engineer for
many years on various railroads. A
year or more ago he was injured In
the side la a train wreck. The aecl-
dent caused him 90 retire for several
months from the service Of the rail-
read. but he again took up the
throttle as soon as he felt In oondl-
ton 20 undertake the arduous du-
ties. He VAS never the same man
after the accident. and IL Is believed
that worry over his condition aud
q general feeling Of depression and
dependency Jed him to commit tho
fatal deed.
The unfortunate man was 81 years
old. and came from the New Eng
land states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
WOULD FIX
AVENUE
ENGINEER OF SEATTLE ELEc
TRIO COMPANY WANTS CITY
TO IMPROVE KILBoURNE Az.
EhuE

". }. sautmyer. Of Fremont. an
engineer IN tho employ Of the Seat
tie Electric company. appeared be
F fore the streets committee yesterday
afternoon and urged the necessity
81 putting kllhourua avenue Ia a
. paHHahle condition before the be
ginning % the rainy season IN this
F connection be asked that Linden 4
walker. the contractors. who con
struetcd the sewer uu Kilbaurne az
#erue. causing ita present alleged I'm
panaahie condition. - Obliged %
pay Do per cent 81 the cost - the
work. This VAS a new and unc1z
pctted proposition 10 the commit
tee but saufmyer claimed that IL
would be only just
sAntmfer asserted. and Assistant
CITY Engineer Scott admitted that
BE claim might be correct that the
contractors ia constructing the sew
e. had chopped up the plank and
EtrlBFcra with which the street had
been paved lie said that the
+ planks that were on the street were
never replaced and that the string
ers also had been piled around on
adjacent property
For the reason that Klihuurne nv=
euue 81 one ~ the main thorough
fares between Seattle and Ballard
sautmyef declared that it waa alb
solutely necessary o. plank BE- again.
For the same reason he did not
think that the abuttInE property
owners should pax more than @ per
cent 81 the eoet ~ the work The
committee thought they should pay
AZ least co per cent The city en-
Fineer viii make an Investigation
to ascertain the amount ~ damage
that should be paid hY the contract
ore and Councilman Burnett VIII
shortly bring into the council res
clutian providing for the improve
mcuf
The committee practically dscid-
ed 90 refund ftfs 20 II 4 X. Colt
stein on the assessment for the con-
domuatian ~ Twenty avenue
The committee agreed that the
claim was just. but ala not ece very
clearly how if could properly make
thc rebate. The matter was referred
20 the city engineer.
The petition % former Council
man 4 James for rebate 81
taxes on some q his property 90
tho extent ~ g2i VAS also referred
to the city engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
FIRES DAMAGE
MINES

bEfsttSGHAM. AUG - Forest
ufcu In the Slate creek mlnluR s.s-
Hict during the past tNo weeks
have destroyed a great amount of
property, and a. fhHt reports the
aanHef y not set ever FlFe stamp
mills fouf cyanide tanks and sew
eral houses Of the Mountain Goat
mine have bcen destroyed. accord
inE q reports from uarrau 9th
sf damage Ut minor Importance Do
reported
The Crater aud Mil mountains
are ahlaas. and the flames are
working towards the south fork of
the skhElt with difficulty the
mill ~ the Mammoth mine ana IA
bsrt'a store we're saved from last
Friday fire The total damage d.
estimated a. $500 eou
All ~ the development Improve
menta on the whistler mine la the
Slate ereeA district wera wiped uut.
and the fire swept go the creek for
a distance % several miles n uaa
only through the heroic efforts 81
the miners that lie progress Waa
checked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26

creek. which emptirs Into Cedar
river half mile below. The Jap
aurae quarter is separated from the
river 20 aome extent bY "a ridge of
land running parallel % The river
Several barns and piEpsna are
within a few hundred feet % The
river.
The Kent Lumber company has
asked che ritY for about g. o1 for
pole line rirht.of= way through lta
land % h aId that the company
emily paid g. 0g1 for The amr land.
which Do bf little value except for
timber The company originally
contested che Flght OF the citY OBJ
pat the pole lae through there Bt
ali. but the decision - The supreme
court has been unfavofable O. u
while the company takes fhia at
tltude against the cts % h prob
able that Il would ask Cor an suar-
nous sum for The condemnation ~
Ita taWnaIta and enfIrs property Iu
the district even after the timber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
tspseiaito The star.l

HsAa' - H"HH
TACOMA Aug. 2e-Aftcr eoolly
dlvestlne himself Of his coat and
vest. George ~ LUFgett assistant
chief of the Tacoma fire depart
ment committed suicide shortly
after 1880 O'Clock last night I'm his
room on the second floor 81 the fire
department headquarters building.
on a street. by placing The muzzIe
OF a combination rifle aud shotgun
90 his forehead and pulling the trig-
ger The entire top Of the head OF
the unfortunate man WAS blown OFT
by the discharge 90 the shotgun.
Tho noise from the dIaehafgc Of
the shotgun aroused a number Of
the firemcu who were sleeping In
their cots in an adjoining room.
They hurriedly rushed 70 the room
OF the assistant chief ana forced the
door Ia a pool Of blood aud with
blood scattered an about him. the
nremcn discovered the form Of As
sIstant Chief LeFgett
Shortly after 10 o'clock last uighI
Mr.. LcFgctt walked into the fire
station. and. although not on duty.
called out the night watehman aud
asked for the key to the chiefs Of
flee. They key was handed down,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
SWEPT BY
TORNADO

JAMESTOWN. y. Y. Aug Ga
tornado swept through Chautauquu
county Yesterday. killing three per-
sons and iniurinE several others.
The loss Of lie was af Purhhnfsta
grove. where the stockton town
picnic was In proErcsa The wind
svoupcd down ON the 5000 people
gathered there. hurled them hither
and thithrr. as we'll as uprooting
many trees IN the park.
The dead are Mrs Austin a.
Pierce. Of Fredoniu. Miss Ina Scott
Of shumia. aud Ora nalrymplo aged
Gu years The most seriously In
iurrd Mrs Ora nalrymple. Of
shumla will probably die. Arthur
Bills. Of Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26

Olympic mountains near Port An
reles. The fire has burned over an
immrnsc area on the government re-
serve. Including "A strip about ona
mile wide and ten miles IN length.
The flames have Jumped two rivers
aud unless something is done soon
the nue forests 81 the reserve viii
be bla,keund and twisted mass OF
oharred timber Several homes have
been destroyed By fhc flames. hm
"a larRe part ~ the district In un.
inhabited and the property loss d
ir6ividuaS is small.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
BIG PUGS ARE ALL
READY FOR THE MILL
BETTING on TIE FIGHT TONIC OPENED VITA RUSH Tss
MORNING At 100 TO ss-JurrRles CROWDS HOPE sGr.
TgR ODDS

- anxiety Tfs Wli take another
aaIh this afterunan and then rect
until time 90 start Tor the ritF
IafffIfa vas ur af the usual hour
after breakfast he sent % the
gymnasium. shefs BE- punched the
Bar. shadow bHxsd anH Hkrpe4 che
cope Ha wHI raa fHiH afternoon
AND WUI leave f1f the city between
ana a..iaHk TIE champion iH
apparently not permitting tonight e
affair o. bother hIm maeh. De- f. ia
q cheerful muod and not at 90
anxIuua about the result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
OBJECTION
WITKDRAWS

The proceedings Instituted by
Joseph Tucker 10 have himself ap-
pointed guardian Of his aged moth
err Mrs Clara Tucker. we're dropped
this morning Mrs Tucker. who
has 81 500 I'm the bank desired %
use the money lu taking a trip to
san Francisco with a woman named
enough "a stand the journey. and
that Mra EnEel simply wished 90
take her from the city 50 as 90 got
hollfaf her money.
NJ Tucker resented her sons at
tempt 10 have her remain In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
ABL.AzE:
Contents OF Big Oil Tanks
Afire. Causing Great Dam
age
mY srrirns News Ass'ni

ANTWERP. Aus. 26-The csplo-
sion q a tank Or oil bslouEiuE to
the American Petroleum company
carried fire "a the tanks - fhe
Standard oll company Fl HaboEan.
thrrr miles from here All efforts
% cheek ths fire are Ia vain The
damage hlreauY amounts 20 i.0aH.
UHp francs. aud II g. likely 10 be-
days before the blaze can De stamp
"a out
Seven unrkmen persisted ln the
flames ARA several were injured
only two ~ the a. petroleum Tanks
escaped the flames Antwerp be- sn-
tifely dnrksned rs the dense smoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
FAT FRYING
MUST CEASE
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ISSUE ORDER AGAINST PRACTICE
APPROVED ~ CHAIRMAN PALmER or TIE REPUBLICAN
STATE CAMPAIGN eoamIrTEE

Isolation Of civil service laws
during past campaigns. and d.
recta them o. furnish heads ~ bu-
raaua aud divisions with copies
eThe commission latest order Or
entitled Warning Against P0liti-
cal Assessments and Partisan Ac-
uvitY Among Ofueeholucra
The commission wlli prosecute
offenders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26

sAS FUANeIsCo Aug es-net-
ting au the 1effrlea- Manrae miu
uHeuaf with r1ah thIs morning
The azIia contrary Co sxfeHfatianH.
remains lee % af IeffrirH people.
huaeksr. arr afHl hopeful nat the
Price auI He tua Go ans before night
Muufor slept tate this morning.
falling to appear faf breakfast uufi
9 O'Clock fIa afF heartily HHa after
a short rest aH#I8a hazei ii frant
- bfa training quarters Thfu be
sent aut for ID short walk He saii
be felt great fIe chow - ra traces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
DR.. PEPPLER
in TROUBLE

Justice Gordon yesterday issued a
warrant fof the arrest 81 ur G
ptpplrf a usli knawn veterinary
surgeon. on the charge ~ assault
and battery nr Pcppler il accused
81 beating bic wife. Mrs Maggie
Peaplfr ahamefally. vho claims "a
have endured such treatment for
several months
She appeared az the prosecuting
attorney office yesterday with a
black ses and n bruised and swollen
foes. aud asked that the Law pro-
teci her from he's husband Prose.
cutting Attorney scott SAYS that the
case ia a particularly aggravated
one and thar Peuplof b e. bo FigoF.
ouaIy prosecuted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-26
WARSH|P TAKES
FRENCH STEAMER
JAPANESE REPORTED TO HAVE SEIZED VESSEL
ON At PORT ARTHUR

ST. PETERSBURG AUG 20 GENERAL KUROPATKIE
PORTS TIIA TWO SION JAPANESE INFANTRY
AND TEN nAT.-RfEs or ARTILLERY MADE ADVANCE
on TIE RUSSIAN POSITIONS. BATTLE LASTED UNTIL.
8 O'CLOCK Yesterday ATE RNOoS TIE RUSSIAN AR.tI~
LERY sLENCED SEVERAL BATTERIES AND PUT
PANTRY TO FLIGHT
TOXIC. Aug 2s a reported here that
captured BY Jpanee warshp
sasebo.
coNsTANTINoPlE. Aug 20 The Russian Navigation
panys pass
Bophorus morning way Join
Baltic squadron
cHEFoo AUG 2e-Heayy Port Arthur heard last
night and this morning. rs.-
Chinese yesterday
nov Arthur They Golden
mn White Marble mountain Llaou mountain.
sr PETERSBURG Aur ss-RussIa today states there,
q good offices behalf o
department everything Incl
dent regarding Russian ships h closed
TOXIC Aug sG-A formal notification by Japan
demand the
ttroyer RyoaehitelHl. seized IN ne ehefoo harbor
LONDON Aug ss-It reported orell
night
trial broken and that viii nineteen
days repair her