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WHOLESALE ARREST OF JAPs.
Russia Claims There Are Many Spies
in Manchuria.

Tientsin. Feb. 1S.-The Russians eX-
plain that the wholesale arrest of Jap
anese at Harbin and elsewhere was
due to the discovery that Japan had
In these districts upwards of hun
dred spies, of whom sixty belonged
to the Japanese general staff.
1t is feared that the British steamer
Hsiping, bound from Chinwangtao for
Shanghai, with passengers and bull
lion. has been captured. She is five
days overdue and was last seen in
Port Arthur roads.
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Receiver Tor Brick Company.

Boston, Feb. 18.-Alonzo K. Locke
has been appointed receiver of the
New England Brick company on appli-
cation OF the Old Colony Trust COM
pany, which holds a first mortgage on
the concern for $S50,000. The COM
pany, which controls the brick man.
ufacturing business of New England,
is alleged to have defaulted the Feb
ruary interest on this mortgage.
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Let us Pay

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AT DES MONIES May 18.
Place and Date of Iowa Republican
Convention.

Des Moines, Feb. 18.-Des Moines
has been selected for the Republican
state convention to be held May Is for
the purpose of selecting delegates to
the Republican national convention.
j. S. Irwin of Council Bluffs, said to
oppose Governor Cummins on the tar
if question, was selected as chairman
of the convention. Other members of
the various committees are friendly TO
(stYpapaipG
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Cold Weather Record Broken

Chicago, Feb. 1S.-A new record for
below zero weather was made here
during the day For the seventeenth
time this season the mercury went
under the cipher a record for fire.
uuent severe frigidity Unprecedented
in any previous winter. The low point
of the day was 4 below.
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Jap Relief Fund in England.

New York, Feb. 18.-British sympa-
thy for the Japanese is manifested in
remarkable responses TO an appeal re-
Gently made for fund for the widows
and families of soldiers and sailors,
says Times dispatch from London.
japanese are accosted in all parts of
London by persons desiring to contrib
ute to the fund.
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man war vessel in the disputed Far
Eastern waters. The Hansa is at
Tsingtau and the Thetis at Chefoo.
The regular reports of their move
ments to the admiralty make no men,
ton of such an incident. 1t is added
that even if it happened it is assumed
to have been an excusable mistake.
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Minnesota A. o. u. w. officers.

ST. Paul, Feb. 1S.-The A. o. u. w.
grand lodge has elected the following
officers Past grand master, +. II.
White. Duluth grand master work
man w b. Anderson, Winona; grand
foreman, Nj. G. Tiff. Long Prairie.
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Trade ParaIyzed at Odessa.

New York, Feb. 1S.-Trade is at a
standstill, cables the Odessa CORE
spondent of the Times. Both rail an0
sea routes are closed. There Is greater
caution in financial and commercial
circles than in Moscow and st. Pc
terSburg
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JAPAN WANTS IT ALL.
Would Occupy Russia's Space at St.
Louis as Well as Her Own.

ST. Louis, Feb. 18.-Hajime Ota, as
sistant commissioner general from
Japan, has announced that every foot
of exhibit space at the exposition that
is given up by Russia will be applied
for by Japan.
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TO INVADE MANCHURiA.
japs Concentrating Large Army on
East Coast of Korea.

Port Arthur. Feb. 1S.-The reports
that the Japanese have concentrated
about $4,000 troops at Wonson, on the
east coast of Korea, with the object
OF entering Manchuria, are confirmed
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We Offer $1,000

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Japan Rushing Reinforcements to tn.
YaIu River.

Toxic, Feb. 1S.-Eight transports,
with Japanese troops from Nagasaki
and several additional vessels carry.
Ing war munitions, are on their way
to the west caost of Korea. Detach,
ments of Japanese cavalry have al
ready landed at Wiju, on the Yalu
ri
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Germ Diseases.

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DIscREDITED IN BERLIN.
Report That Japs Fired on German
Gunboat.

Berlin. Feb. 1S.--The German admi-
ralty discredits the reports that the
Iauanese fired. on the German Cin-
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WITHOUT SUSTAINING INJURY.
Japs Torpedo Russian Guardship and
War Vessel,

London, Feb. 18.-A dispatch to the
St. James Gazette from Kobe, Japan.
in reporting the Japanese naval attack
on Port Arthur Feb. IA, says the Rus
sian guardship in the harbor and an
other Russian warship lying outside
the harbor were torpedoed and that
the Japanese retired without sustain
ing any injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-26

Ellis is suspected OF causing his
death Now Ellis Is IN Washing
ton. holding club OF some sort
over LOOMS head. LOOMS Is
thought 20 be mixed up in some
deal that Ellis has discovered.
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 2s-
Judge William W. McCreedie.
father 81 Lefifieldcr Walter Nc
Creedie. will close the deal for the
Portland baseball franchise this af-
teruoon The price will be $4,000.
Walter viii be manager.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26-Guy
Roche Is lingering between life and
death today.
Roche yesterday identified Eel
ton as the man who shot him. but
insisted that the shooting was In
sslf-defense and iustiflable. Roche
claimed that he started the quarrel
with FELTON,. that the latter tried
TO avoid trouble. but he fRochcl
would not have II 80 and threatened
10 kill FELTON,. Then Roche went
away TO get gun and he Insisted
that when he again saw FELTON,. he
tRoehel put his hand to his pocket
70 draw his gun and then FELTON,
fired the fatal shot.
Both men are known 20 the police
as gamblers and hard men to han
die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-26
"SCOTTY" FERGUSON HAS
HOODWINKED MAYOR
BALLINGER
HE GETS SALOON LICENSE FOR THE NOTORIOUS comIoUE
AND HAS NOT REMOVED BOXES

Mayor BalliuRer has signed the
ordinance granting 20 ] J Fergu-
son a concert hall license at the
ComIqua theater Ferguson has paid
81 Goa into the city treasury for H.
Ferguson evidently did not put ~
$500 more than was necessary to
run an ordinary thcater. unless he
supposed that the extra money
would give him the privilege Of al
lowing women - solicit drinks In
his resort Mayor BalliuFer de
elares that be viii not allow wom-
On 20 be employed there for that
purpose because Il Is against the
state Law
The city council ia the past has
always granted concert hall licenses
under the supposition that they
gave the owner the privilege Of al
lowing women 10 sell liquor in
their places. Mayor BaIlinger takes
the position that such a license
gives the owner the right 70 sell
liquor. but not to allow women 20
sell H.
Chief Delaney announced this af-
ternoon that II "Scottys tried TO
get around the law and allow wom-
en- 70 sell drinks In the Comique be
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would make Il SO hot for him that
he would long for Orchards icy
mountain. The chief claims that
he understands that the license
was granted Ferguson with the en-
plieit understanding thAa nothing
but soft drinks are to be sold IN
the Comique and II Ferguson al
lows drinks TO be sold there he will
have 10 suffer the consequences Of
his acts.
# was further learned that Fer
guHon had not removed the boxes
from his place This was an
nounced as imperative by the may
OF before he would sign the license,
but evidently the proprietor has
got around the difficulty somehow.
The chief will refuse TO allow the
place 10 open as a drinking resort
unless this feature Of violation OF
the law is also removed.
The city has the money for a con-
cert hall license and now II is 20 be
a battle royal between Ferguson
aud the chief
Chief Delaney insists. however,
that no matter what political pres
sure Ferguson may bring to bear
he must obey the law.
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LATE TELEGRAPH

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov Is The
principal feature % the evidence
introduced In the land fraud cases
thIa morning was 10 the effect that
3 A u Putcr and Mrs Emma Wat
son occupied the same yo0m IN a
hotel al princcville and we're known
there as man and wife This evil
dsure was offered for the purpose
nf showing that there was sufficient
reason that they should be con
splrators In land frauds Tho name
Of Frederick Cribba. the big Wis
eonsin lumberman. was brought
into the case by the admission of a
certified copy Of n deed whereby he
transferred certain lands alleged TO
have been fraudulently secured for
him by Emma Watson.
DTNKtRK. y. Y. Nov % The
Lake Shore limited east bound
crashed into a fire department
wagon today. killing Foreman
Frank Miller aud seriously inlur-
ing four other firemen
sPRtNGFIELD III Nov 26 -
On the request OF the sheriff. who
fears more trouble. a company Of
militia was ordered 90 Zeigler to-
day The union miners have es-
tablished a permanent camp near
the Letter mines.
CINCINNATI. O. Nov 26.-Thos.
Braeken. charged With completely In
the murder OF Samuel weakley.
non-union moulder. on October 7.
Was held 10 the grand jury today
without hail Edward Trainer. an
alleged accomplish. was placed I'M
der g. 900 bonds.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov 26.-
Joseph Smith. aged 20 years. today
blew tho head off Of Joseph Mellow
an. aged 30. with n shotgun. The
tragedy followed a quarrel over
division Of beefateak 20 be given
a dog
WASHINGTON. Nov ga big
Hhake-up is expected I'm the state de
partment. and Assistant Secretary
Francis Loomls Is said to be slated
for removal on account of Ellis. in
the Abyssinian matter. Ellis is the
eolored man who was with Kent
innmia. brother of Assistant Score
tary i.oomis. when Kent LOOMS
mysteriously fell overheard from an
Atlantic liner and was drowned
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my seripps News As.'ai

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 90 The preai-
dents special arrived at the Union
station at $40 o'clock this morn
ing Il was Immediately transferred
To the Wabash and whisked 10 the
fair grounds. where u was side
tracked inside the Transportation
building. Details Of the aixtcenth
United States Infantry formed a
Gordon about the entire structure.
The jefferson guards. platoona OF
police aud secret service men we're
stationed at various points 60 pro
tect the chief executive from pousi-
BILE harm.
President Roosevelt and party
arose about s O'Clock and breakfast
ed on the train. The presidential
day began AZ O'Clock aud will end
at 80 O'Clock tonight Every min
ute OF the day will be spent ia the
fair grounds buildings TIL o'clock
when the president. Mrs. Roosevelt
aud Alice. will 60 10 the Thompson
residence. on Lludell boulevard.
At ? o'clock this morning the re
ception Of the committee Of expo
sition officials called on the preal=
dent. who greeted them warmly
At 8 80 O'Clock the presidential par.
~ began tour Of the grounds
reaching the government building
at 10 80 o'clock. where the party
Vas met BY the entire government
guard After leaving the building
the president reviewed a military
parade Crowds eheered the prcaI-
dent a. eYery opportunity.
The president witnessed the open
ing % the Carlisle Haskell football
game az the Stadium from horse
back President Francis entertained
a box party. including Mra Hooae-
welt and Alice. az the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-26
WILTSiE RE-APP0Ik TED

Or s. .. wutaio has been ap-
pointed as chief deputy 20 Coroner
elect Carroll For the last four
years ur. Wlltair has held similar
position under Coroner HoYr. witt
His II graduate 81 the University
% Oregon. II vas through Whistles
uum stand III the famous Uu-
dcrygaod case that one the principals
was landed behind the bars. Under
wood and hiH wife were charged
with the murder ~ their newly born
chiid II was wrapped IN sack
and thrown into Salmon bay. after
having been ehnkrd to death. The
affair occurred three years aEa.
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A. r. of 1.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. &c But
little was accomplished at the morn
lnE session Of the American Fedora
ton % Labor
The Brewery Workers Union
was defeated with cue exception on
every vote yesterday in connection
with It's fight With the lnterna-
tional Brotherhoods Of Engineers.
F'iremen and Transfers. The Brew
cry Workers union claimed that
all engineers. flremen and team
stsrH employed about breworiea
should belong to the Brewery
Workers union Tho engineers
firemsn and teamstsra objected TO
this. claiming the right 60 their own
distinctive organizations. The Fed
Grafton sustained the engineers.
nremen and transfers
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CHARGE FRAUD
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS FIGHTING OVER ELEc
Tos IN eoLoRAoo-GAeH SIDE ACCUSES THE OTHER

The democrats say they have evil
denee OF a plot hatehed b. the re
puhileans 20 alter the returns IN
Pueblo county by means Of acid
They also charge Questionable tao
tics In Boulder tended 10 reverse the
unofficial vote on the HenAtnfahip.
The supreme court today modified
the previous order restraining the
election commission from issuing
certificates 81 election. Including
presidential electors and congress
men. Unless the court rcseinds the
order by January 10. Adams cannot
obtain a certificate Of election TIL
he Is inaugurated. and Peabody will
remain governor.
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Adams Laughed
At the Judge
FlEHo WHO BRUThLLY ASSAULTED sEVeN-YEAR-oLo GIRL
SHOWED INDIFFERENCE WHEN SENTENCED TO Is YEARS
IN STATE PENiTEETlhRY =.

Adams trial was bWn yesterday
morning and finished last evening
The jury deliberated bat a short
time on the verdict. which was re
turned AZ about II o'clock The
man simply leered when told that
he bad been convicted.
His attorney made a slight de
Tense for him. as the evidence was
overwhelming and when the nend
was brought up for sentence this
morning the lawyer instead Of
making an appeal 10 the court for
mercy for HIS client. as IS the GUS
tom OF all lawyers who practice In
the criminal court. refused 70 say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-26
IT IS HERE

City Engineer Thomson announc-
cd this afternoon that he expected
TO turn on the Juice from the new
electric plant at Cedar river tonight
for ths purpose OF testing the in
sulaf5fs and connecting wires lie
sent a crew this morning to Renton
for the purpose OF putting up tho
poles and stretching wires over the
short space through that city. which
has been held up on account Of dif-
fereuces between Seattle and Rem
ton
The power will be turned on TO
the snOqualmie plant. Just north OF
the new station. and thorough test
will be made 10 determine the ef-
ficiency Of tho new line. II Is now
expected that as soon as the new
distributing station on Seventh ave-
nue. and Yesler way IL completed
that tho city will be able TO furnish
its own lights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-26
HI GILL
HAS PLAN

Tho city council with the CO.
operation Of other citizens. may
make determined attempt at the
coming session of the legislature TO
secure the passage Of a statute
which will allow the city and
county offices to combine Presi-
dent Gill suggested the plan at the
meeting Of the committee on public
buildings and grounds last night,
when the city hall matter was I'M
der consideration and the project
OF erecting a combined city hall and
court house was mentioned. Mr.
GIN said he thought that the mem
beers OF the council and the citizens
generally should get together and
work for that end The other
members OF the council agreed with
him.
The members Of the council have
always favored the plan OF COM
hined public building for the city
and county offices n Il could be
brought about. The complete seq
regation OF the two branches OF the
government has made united action
on the project difficult. both for
political and technical reasons.
There are many other reasons FOR
combining the county and city. II
would bring about a more econom-
teal administration. II would be
more handy for the citizens. II
necessary only a part OF King
county might be merged into the
county and city Of Seattle. the more
remote section OF II being converted
into n separate county.
The Chamber OF Commerce has
already endorsed the plan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-26
CT 0RGE STANLEY
WAS BOUND OVER

George Stanley. the would-bo
murderer OF Peter Bressler. was
committed TO the county Jail yes
terday afternoon in default of So
600 bonds. fixed by Justice Gordon
20 hold the man until his prelimin-
airy hearing. Stanley shot Bressler
in the Queen City hotel several
weeks ago. Two shots were fired.
One went through Bressler's hat
hrim and the other tok effect in
Bressler's chest.
Rressler has been In local hos
pital until yesterday. The trouble
was caused by Stanley demanding
the same room he had the night
previous. Because he was dlsap-
pointed in obtaining Il. he drew his
revolver and fired the almost fatal
shots. An attempt to escape was
frustrated by thep ollce.
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DENVER. Nov 90 The repub-
ileans now charge that democratic
election fixern went from Denver
and operated tn all parts % the
state In the Interest 81 Ava Adams
Counter charges arc made by the
democrats aud they claim the re-
publican charges are intended 10
work mp sentiment ia favor Of
Governor Peabody and preliminary
70 an attempt TO count him in
Contests are framed BY the re
against democratic Hena-
tors IN Pueblo and Boulder coun-
tlee. The republicans charge nAtur-
allsAtlou and other frauds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-26
MAHONEY IS DEAD

Suffering from hardships brought
on by financial difficulties In the
latter part Of his life. Charles Ma
honey an aged hodoarrier and de-
pendent OF the county. died last
night IN his humble home on the.
saudspit. There was no doctor in
attendance, and the case was in
vestigated By Deputy Coroner Ar
mold. The remains we're removed.
% the Bonney- Watson morgue and
viii be buried by the county. The
last few months OF Mahoneys life
were made bearabie by the efforts
OF The Star in his behalf Their case
was brought to the attention of the
public through the columns OF this.
paper.
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meeting 10 attend the meetings.
The subjects 70 be discussed are the
following:
The Machine and the Man"
THE Union and the Combine"
The Strike and the Rights OF La
Dor. = The outlok Upon the Flu
ture."
On each Sunday morning for the
next four weeks he will deliver
sermons on the following subjects:
Youth and Its Ideallsm." Man
hood ard Its Problems." Middle
Age and Its Achievements" "Old
Age and Its Retrospect"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-26
TICKET OF THEIR OWN

The Rainier Heights Improve
ment club last night put a new
ticket into the field for election Of
the school board. +. NJ. Muldoon
a republican. and J. W. Fits. n
democrat we're endorsed for the po-
aition The former IL a real estate
man and eH-councllmsn the latter
a city street contractor Both are
residents Of the Second ward. and
II was with the idea Of having the
Second ward represented on the
school board that the two men were
endorsed.
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anything more ia his behalf
4 defended the man as best I
could" be said. "aB was my duty
as a lawyer, but the thing was so
revolving that could not. as a man,
AK tho court for mercy"
Little Leona Moran Is small for
her age and does not look 20 be
more than years old. Her mother.
Mrs Carrie Moran. is well known
In Green Lake The assault was
made last June. Adams had been
hanging around the neighborhood
for a long time.
Adams is said 20 be mentally de-
fleient Twenty-Five years impris-
oument is a life sentence for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-26
AS, A. MOORE'S PLAN IS LAID ON THE TABL
THE PRESIDENT IS
SEEING THE SIGHTS

ROOSEVELT HAS BUSY MORN.
ING AT THE EXPOSITION
eRouNps-wATcHEs rHE IN.
DAMS PLAY FOOTBALL IN
THE AFTERNOON AND WILL
ATTEND A RECEPTION TO.
NIGHT
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WATER SHUT OFF

Water Will be shut of on Z
Z Monday from 3 "A. IN. 60 s y. ,
: m. ON First avenue south and {
: Railroad avenue. from jackson Z
: street 20 the city limits. This 4,
! Includes all the large factories Z
I on First avenue and Railroad {.
. avenue. Water Will also be q,
! shut of Monday from 9 a. m. {.
:. until noon on Republican street {
) and Mercer street. from Third /.
: avenue west Co the waterfront. Z.
: also on Fourth avenue west Z.
: from republican 10 Roy street 4.
80. =. .-..... .s.f e. ....s.z.s.s, q,
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MRNR SICK

NEW YORK. Nov. 2e.-The Pat
terHon trial was Unexpectedly adj
iourned this morning until Monday
on account Of the sudden illness Of
a Juror.
The story published this morning
70 the effect that J Morgan smith
Nan Patterson's brother-tu- Law.
who fled after being subpoenaed by
the grand jury. has been found and
locked up At headquarters. is denied
by the police
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is BLOWN
SKY HIGH
nv scripns News AsInb

ROME. Nov. 2s.-A dispatch to
the Italia Militaire from Toxic says
tho whole north side Of Fort Ehr-
lung was blown up today by the
japanese Several hundred Rus
SLAMS we're killed and twenty guns
rendered useless
A concentrated bomhardment o.
Fort EhrlunE by 300 japanese guns
was begun at o'clock this morn
ing.