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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
RECEIVES FRACTURE
OF SKULL IN FIGHT
PercivaI Hendricks May Die as Re
suit of AltercatiOn With Martin
ShaughneSSy.-


Percival Hendricks and Martin
Shaughnessy fought at Fourth and
Perry streets while drunk yesterday
afternoon. Hendricks was taken TO
the Emergency Hospital and treated
for a fracture of the base of the skull
and a lacerated wound of the right
ear.
Police officer Cullinan, who was CALI
ed to the scene after the row, placed
Shaughnessy under arrest and had
him detained pending the results of
the injured mans wounds Eye-wit-'
nesses allege that Shaughnessy struck
Hendricks on the head with a club,
while the accused claims that he
merely showed him to one side, when
he fell on the sidewalk
The injured man lies at the hospital
in an unconscious condition with but
little chance of recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02

gether. lovely. tender. deep. resonant in
each and every phase. His interpre-
tatiOns are mastery in their. adequacy,
and altogether to Mr.. Bauer must be
conceded the highest possible rank as
a pianist.
He Will be heard twice again, to-
morrow evening and Saturday after
noon. 1t is needless to recommend him
to attention. Each one of last nights
audience means ten of its friends.
BLANCHE PARTINGTCN.
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Bows Hand Lacerated.

David Mcdonald, aged Is years and
residing at $50 Tennessee street, while
at work on an emery wheel at the
Union Iron Works yesterday had his
right hand badly lacerated. The in
jured member was dressed at the Po-
trero Hospital by DIR. Buell., after
which David was transferred to his
home.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
Receipts of the Government.

WASHINGTON, March l. = The
monthly comparative statement of the
Government receipts and expenditures
show that for the month of February.
1904, the total receipts We're s45. 1896, 406
and the expenditures s42. .654.772, leaving
a surplus for the month of $3.240. .634.
For February, 1903, the surplus was $5.-
25O, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
Liberal Elected 10 the Commons.

LONDON. March 1.-The election
TO I'll the seat in the House of Com
mons for the Normanton division of
Yorkshire. West Riding. made vacant
by the death of Benjamin Pickard
.(Liberal(. February 3, resulted as fol-
lows: w. Parrott CLiberal and Labor,
esS5; NJ. Dorman CConservative) 4,
2sO9; Liberal majority. 3946.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
ADVERTISEMENTS
Can't Do 1t

Heart affections will not get well of
themselves neither do they remain in
sctive. n the cause is not removed. they
continue TO grow in number and severity
They are the outgrowth of exhausted
nerve force. and the heart cannot stop to
rest. as do other organs, but must con-
rinue TO struggle until completely dis
abled. and-that's the end.
On the very first indication of heart
trouble. you can stop all progress and eff
feet cure by the use of
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
MOONsHINERS GIVE
BATTLE TO OFFICERS
Report That Two Mountaineers and a
Deputy Marshal Have Been
Killed

OwINGSvILLE, KY, March 1.-An
unconfrmed rumor reached here to-
night that a battle was waged to-day
in the mountains of Knott County be-
tween moonshiners and revenue men.
According to the rumor William and
John Haddix, moonshiners. were killed
and Jack Combs. a moonshiner, was
fatally wounded. One deputy marshal
was reported killed.
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Chains He was Robhed.

Walter Brandon, an engineer from
Chico, reported to the police at the
Hall of Justice late last night that he
had been robbed of 800 by chance
acquaintance whom he met while
touring the Barbary Coast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
Baseball Magnates in session.

NEW YORK, March delegates Of
the National League and American
League of baseball clubs gathered here
to-day for the annual schedule meet
ing and adjourned until tomorrow.
when a joint session will be held.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
Wrestler Jenkins FaiJs.

BUFFALO. n. Y. March Tom T.
Jenkins failed TO win in a handicap
wrestling match with Jim Parr before
the Olympic Athletic Club tonight.
jenkins undertook TO throw Parr twice
in an hour. but secured only one fall.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
DIR. Miles Heart Cure

The most effective heart remedy known
II builds UP. feeds and strengthens the
nerves and muscles of the heart, and re-
stores IN 70. perfect health
Il had serious heart trouble; for. two
months my life seemed 10 hang by
thread when my attention was called TO
Df Miles Heart Cure. commenced tax
ing the Heart Cure and Nerxine. and in
two months they restored me to cOmpar-
stive good health. REV. ". A ROB-
ms. Port Elgin, Ont.
Il first bottle fails TO benefit, money
back.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
SMALLPOX IN RUSSIAN ARMY,
Continued From Page I, Column 8.

this morning from suez, has been
blocked in the canal since midnight,
probably by other vessels, The Russian
torpedo-boat destroSers have arrived
here.
SUEZ, Egypt. March 1.-The Russian
battleship Oslabya,. the transport Sara
toff and four torpedo-boat destroyers
will enter the canal tomorrow. The
Russian armored cruiser Dmitri DON
skoi has applied for permission to re-
main here for repairs. which it prob
ably will take a fortnight to complete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
SALARIES FOR WIVES

chicago Illinois Federation women's
legislature requiring husbands TO
their wives regular salary
country declares
rights whatever
rights protected by laws hut the
MERCY husbands generosity The hua-
dictate shall spend
trousers he
wife tho trousers
husband reserves right o regulate the
Manifsuy This Is unfair hes the spirit OF Independence out
o a
may Indeed the where her In
with
where he be decenuy liberal be comfortable
she rascs and above
Independence domination she
a among IN the womeus clubs
gadding about conventions demanding the
emancipation cuancpasd that
dependence sacreds Of Nomana
split stand before tho
In all things-not
must buy paif OF
halt-hose
~Forn-ry" urges proposition Husbands
by beauty disposition attributes
something more-he
wants o s mayor"
interesting estimate OF the regular salary
required BY TO enable her to know Who Is
mayor
II would even interesting beauty ana
disposition be deemed In
sufficient
Possibly Tor the sublagation %
disposition Certainly
disposition that be noticed at Tits
distance.
beauty-veu pretty does" There Is beauty
cans nd ver complaining discomfort
natural their
power laws thy
that the laws good ana strong
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so UN- ENGLISH, re KNOW

the English artist considerable time IN
things about n his
book Dollars Demeescy.s
doslar all right conclude that
9 s American
his book that which o. equahty-a
a EusIIshman
O courtesy carnrn
people. noticeable
pulling tipping The gentry
ebsequious country a England
brasquensss people perfectly
gaysy
as gooda you are"
esenuy. though sarcasteay
Jones
pardonea your nins the follow
pretty
find thcs- and ohg
traditions
gets
equality and genuine q feeling
a re,y
4 o fellow creatures"
republic
Do become a good American.
experience
for anything In this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
ECHOES FROM
BATTE-LAND
rrs ~. To uE 4 RoY

IT'S III. To Hg A Roy.
M save. girls are awful helpful
Says they don't break IN destroy
Course. l ST = lot 81 aEai1lu'.
Hat ia FUN 90 be a hoy
FIHFiu marbles fuiH' ftshin'#
fiyin kites oh huIIy Fret@
svimu So. ebsn the waters eHrmei
That's the Kind ~ sport for mel
rls1in hail an huntla. birfs. nests
shasiu stray eggs nh what iuy
UifIH van have such fau au have
~ Ina glad that I'm a huyl
sister su can't 50 n ftHhlr
STA unYa it'n na place for Girls
Rampiu' with Tire boys am hoNlin
IeaFin' skirts ar muaaiu eutlHi
Gifia must dresa up an inals pretty
Play 9Th doliH an hes an
such
My. yheY d1nt. amount 60 muehi
Course. We know ,h~ girls can't heir
it.
rgat I think u's hard lot.
Ia not change for amy money
he a girl Well. KuraH not
10 KOS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
Il Stands
Alone

A Piano that stands alone
for exquisite tone, rich melody
and artistic merit and beauty
IS the HOBART M. CABLE.
Our Piano business is 80 large
and growing TO such immense
proportions that IT is self-cvi-
dent that there must be some
distinct advantage 10 our
patrons. You will know what
they are upon examination Of
our fine and varied stock Of
Chickefing. Hobart NJ. Cable,
Iaddorn, Pease and the new
y. S. Johnston Co. Pianos and
Kimball and Vocation Organs
and learn our inducements in
prices and terms.
II Will be to your interest TO
see Us when in need Of a Piano.
Organ. Piano Player, Talking
Machine or small musical in.
strument Of any kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
EDITORIAL

HOW TO DRESS CLANS.
There ta nothing In the world 20
innocent % ADoWNMENT az .
clam. The primitive. unluuared
clam. Tor this reason. has le.u
sStHUID b society
but society is 10 blame
We hurl the ONUS ~ these cruel
wtuuEu into the teeth 81 society.
FALSE na they are
To any THINKING person such
~ the editor % this EDITORIAL.
for instance the remedy ia SIM
Pile II - almost Too easy Pay
close attention and your subaerip-
item Invariably In advanced
Society should take the clam by
the hand and LEAD it into the paths
% slrtofini regeneration. Hare
footed CLAIMS should be supplied In
stantly with loW-cut shoes nud
open work stockings Back snum-
bef Panama hats and old vests
should NOT be sold to the 81 clo'
man. but should be treasured TN
TIL some poor waYfarinR dam
without a coat 20 it, back comics
punhanditnK along IT Wili receive
al casi-off attire with appreciation
and sing pacans OF praise 70 the
gentle donor
In ths course 81 time. n NOT IN
the course Of a table ds'hate. the
clam viii be able TO appear 1T n
swell dinner in FULL DRESS and
tft ita head as proudly as tho less
accomplished but more INDUCED lnt-
tuce.
You can TRUST to tho RsHrsR.
EST M0DEsTY Of the clani 10 d.
Ing the boulllion.
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flat q SID pal alnaa

= WIS taken HeVeesly alex with
kidney trouble I tried aii sorts 4
medicines none u which relieved
ne. One day I Faw an nd If your
Electric Buffers and determined -
Try that After taking ~ few doses
felt relieved. and soon thereafter
Waa entirely cured. and have not
aeen q sick dag since. NeiRbb0fa -
mine have been cured NJ Hbeuua-
tiam. Neuralgia. Liver ana Kidney
troubles ana General Debility" This
ia what - D. Bass 81 Fremont =.
g. writes only Doc A. G. o. Guy,
Inc. druggist. Second avenue ard
Yeslsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
SCHOOL W0RK TO
Be EXHIBITED

A large exhibit Of manual train
ing work will be displayed AZ the
industrial art exhibition which Will
be held NJ Christenseu.s hall. June
Ia. under the auspices Of the
Wuman's Century club
The exhibit IL comprised mostly
Of the work Of Seattle school chill
dren and their teachers. and II con-
aidered remarkable. especially that
done by upper class pupils.
Original paintings Of Washington
scenery. by Mrs. s c. hui. will also
be displayed.
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by local applications az they cannot
Teach the hIHNaHed portion - thr ear
J here IL uutK ono way Co cure deaf
tssn. and that 81 bY constitutional ram
ediFs Deafness - caused ~ an -.
Tanned condition ~ the mueuuH uaIHN
20 the EuataHhlnn Tube when Thla
tube IL iufiammrd Huu have a rum.
bling sound aF Imperfect hHafina ard
when IL ia entirely closed Deafness ta
the result. AMI unless the luflamuA+
ti1n can De taken out and this tHba
restored O. ifs normal condition. hear
Ing vii b. destroyed forever. nina
eases uut - ten are caused ~ CHiarfh.
which IL nothing bat an iufiarmrd
condition 81 fbe mucous surfaces
We viii EiFH one Hundred Dollars
Tor any case - Deafness feauaHd hT
cataffhl that cannot b. cured ~
Haifs fathrrh Cure. Send for cir.
ruiara free.
. j. CHENEY CO. Toledo. o
Sold bV uraEsiats rs
TAKE Halls Family piila Tor con
siipatiuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
LOOKED ON WHILE
BOYS ROBBED HIM

Two small boys stole two rings out
OF a lunch basket Sunday afternoon
while Charles Lampe the owner. was
padding around on a raft in Lake
Union, near the foot Of Roy street
Lampe saw the boys overhauiing his
effects aud tried TO frlahtcn them By
shouting. but the boys knew they
were safe and thumbed their impu-
dent noses Ia return. by the time
Lumpe reached the shore the boys
had disappeared. one Of the rings
taken was set with an ss5 diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
CZAR'S BRAVE
cOSSACKS Ran

sHusH Ny sf.=Coi punehkHy-
ski aanm4ading IN. tYJevrifsr
corps. WIS copying cen Kuruhat-
pina reports when I entered head
quarters this rlofniHv
Anything men this. morning. coll
8ufi I asked
only this replied the COLONEL as
h. tussed On che bar and screwed
the iron plate down nnothn, quar-
Ter u an ineh. 4 have decided "a
resign and devote mo attention e.
literature
4 didn't know YOU were anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
RUSSH rs DONG HER BEST
TO ROUSE THE YELLOW PERIL

, TaenR'n troops. have deprived bin
81 al means 81 asserting his author
uy. aud ~ follows that they must
take upon their own shoulders The
whole r. ponaihiify " udfuiuiaifn-
ton as well 90 the preaerHatioH 81
order rendered daubiy uHaiHhie by
the presence Of that notoroualy
Inwieas element. a mob Of disbHnded
Chinese soldiers
a. is also reported 90 Mukden and
IAnoFauR. bands ~. patriots calling
themselves fminchuuu. or the par
~ 81 popular rights" Ths Boxers
went BY the name u ihosebuan. and
thcfe r. an
UNPLEASANT HEsEMgLAEeB
Between the two terms.
This society f. solely anu-HuH-
sian. but the Cinnamon. when be
gets on the warpath. can't Tor
doesn't tryJ 70 tell Russian from
any other kind Of a foreigner. and %
goes without saying that Russia
would De- al lr her power 10 make
IL local outbreak look like another
general anu-foreiRn uprising like
that Of 1900.
But now that the Japanese have
von such "a wonderful victory ~ the
mouth Of the YIN river the weak
ana ahIffy government ~ Pcklu #ill
Il is believed turn deaf ear 70 the
Russian diplomats and take Japan'h
advice. E. e.. let the iiussians abua"
her n iittie longer IN the field until
the Japanese can ayeuge her.
The Hnsaiaas have had "a strong
Influence - peidn 10 beg. with u
Hung Chang was their great and
good friend and the old empress
doqaRer SIS also inclined toward
them. Russia has posed as China's
friend ln pebln 20 keep the govern
nnrut auirt. while she has hbuhed
and maltreated the Chinese people
ana aub-otfieiais thus playing the
game both ways.
Two weeks ago there was strong
though weII-euueealed fear among
foreigners ia Northern China that
ANOTHER BOXER OUTBREAK
Was imminent The danger Is By no
means past. but the japanese cam
paifn II fast cooling the wnr spirit
In China John Chlunman hates the
foreigner. but be would just as econ
go on about his business while ar
other yellow man kills whites, - %
DO the killing himself
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81 a writer" 1 remarked
Yes indeed a9ld the ealbuei.
tuEgihK away on the bar. II have IA
book 400 the press now"
Il ~ rumnrod here TINT the Port
Arthur pool tpoma have been eloHva
on account or tho poor telegraph
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
SCHOOL OF
BURGLARY
WAS CONDUCTED By TWO
JUNK DEALERS ARRESTED
BY POLICE

Ben Gabriel and A. Lewis. owners
Of the Puget Sound Junk Company
store. at 1901 Western avenue. were
arrested yesterday by City Detect
ives coTbett and Adams. charged
with having stolen property and act
ing as fences" for boy thieves. The
boys. Stuart Brown. Alfred Mason
and Bruce Mason. were also taken to
the Jail. where they viii be held TO
testify against the men who taught
them how 20 steal and "ti'ped OFF,
10 them places that were easy to
rob.
The boys profltsd little by their
thieyery, as the junk men gave them
almost nothing for their piunder
The boys we're separated. but all
told practically the same story In
eliminating the two men arrested.
They stuck 10 their story when
confronted By the twentieth century
Fagins
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
RUSH TO PAi TAXES

This r. the last day on which the
property owners Of King county may
pay their taxes " thsy wlah to en-
cape the penalty for delinquency n
one haif tha amount 81 the nsaaza-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
Adventists Adjourn

TACOMA. May I--fhe Rnnua
camp meeting and conference Of tbs
seventh Day Adventists az South
Taeoma WAS brought TO n close yes
fersiaN-
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He viii remove to that place at ono
with his family.
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strs Cyrene and Xanthus Leschi.
Madrona and Madison parks every
half hour from 10 30 a. m. to 10 .. m.
daily. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
WAR or Wits IN PEKlNo QUITE 40 INTERESTING As TH1
SWORD AND GUN pLAYAr TIE FRONT

By W. o. celver, Special Commits
sionsr o. the Newspaper Enter
prise Association IN the Far East
TIENrsiN. china. May G.-Ths
news Of the great Japanese victory
on the Yalu river Is received with
no little relief BY the Foreigners In
Northern China.
A a matter OF fact there 10 raK-
INK In Picking
a WAR or WITS
between Japan aud Russia that r.
quite ua interesting rs the war
down lu Korea and Mauehuflh
Russia 10 trying Go force China
60 break her VOWS OF neutrality
and Japan ia tryinR to keep China
out OF the fiKht To this effort on
the part or Japan the United states
and England ars lending all pos
Bihle Assistance.
The indiEnitlea that the Russians
are heapiuE upon the Chinese are
enough 90 drive a much lees pig
headed people a. war. ana the ruth
less tramptuR on Of ChineHe Au-
thority all through Manehuria and
tho bullying Of Chinese governors
and commanders for the past two
months has brrn enough to eKaa-
perate those officials almost beyond
rdufance
There seems n be three reasons
for uasslh'a desire
TO INVOLVE CutEA
In the war
FIrat. Hussin has only contempt
for the Chinese nH fighting men. -
that the fortunes Of Nar would not.
she thinks. 10 Rreatiy infaeured.
Second at the end 81 the var.
which must terminate Ga peace ne-
FailatIaus. Russia could exact Ibe
absolute resIan ~ MauehuHa. or
az least q good part ~ II. from
china II china o. q eomhataut ard
Third. by Involving china az an
ally 81 Japan. Russia could elaim
assistance from powers With whom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
va STAR DUST VA

According to dispatch lust re-
reivcd. the TBoti Of kiuklang pre-
tested 70 the American consul at
Haukow against the Whit NJ the
Nillalohoa To NanehanE" n any
prraOp knows What It In no can
have Il.
From the way Ia which he IN still
chasing the Morua Il h. presumed
that tho news OF hts confirmation
has not yet reached Gen. Leonard
Wood
Good humor muy be. as eal. Wat
terson says. the solar system % the
editorial page. but human nature
Is ita solar plexua.
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This is the time OF year when =
new straw hat IN a crowd looms up
like "A gold tooth I'm "A suubrotte'n
mouth.
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THE RuN or TINE YALwHANK

Gen. Funston has a great aavan-
uRe over other army officers In the
faef that he ls from Kansas There
- always somebody who keepa his
name before the public
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. ~ More. well known news
paper man 81 this city. has pur-
chased from N. 1. sherry the white
River Journal. published a Kent
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ste Lan offensive ana defensive ALT
nncea which are effective only III
case Russia ia opposed by TWO
other powers. and az the naua time.
Japan would not be able to claim
assistance under her treaty with
England unless two Of Rushla's al.
lies were drawn into ths war
All through MauehuriA Rus.
mHua are Eeiziug the cattle and
foodstuffs or the Chinese. they are
compelling Chinese 20 serve them
ua coolies and without any paY eK-
eept food. and Ia every way the
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TOUGH ON HENRY

UuaIe Henry ls about showed uB-
der. Unless "A special Intervention Of
some sort happens Il viii aaon be ala
of With him and the vhu viii have
to bc applied by the q -. II. Uncle
Henry today loses one of the votes
hn already had and gains no more.
a Clam Digger" from Mukilteo
sends Ia the request that his veto
FOR Uncle Henry be changed ln fa-
Nur af Josh Wise. giving as bio tea
son that Uncle Henry n t3iuE 10
masquerade in "a neW-fBnEled auto
mobile cap ami won't FRANKLY. stand
np 20 hia bald head This reduces
Uncle HrnrY.s taffy by one vote.
while Josh Wise aaaFr Into the hun
directs The count today Is.
Josh Wise =z......sz............ssfs1
Uuele Henry Observation-Disclosures. 10
Uncle Henry makes another effort
To Square himself this morning BY
appearing ia a shining top hot ct the
finest silk gloss. He Says he LIS
not Yet given ur tb" ghost tila
theory il that his friends are holding
back the votes Tor a surprise 40 the
last minute.
The fireworks manufacturer that
have been preparing The Fan Of
Port Arthur must be growing im-
ritlrut
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CALIFORNIA; Resorts

Reached by Southern Pacific Co.'S
famous Scenic Shasta Route. Two
trains daily. Fast time. excellent
service 10 the most attractive re-
sorts on the continent. Rates. San
Francisco 1850 first class. t2O "a
second Descriptive literature and
full information. also tickets and
reservations at COS FIRST avenue. u
z. Ellis, General Agent 90.
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A New York Newspaper gfayelY
announces that no street car con-.
dueiar has any right Ia kiek pas
setEer ia the stomach suppose the
conductor ought 10 kick him IN lhe
face.
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ments are paid the balance may re-
main uniiquidated for six months
longer. A grand rush n on at the
county trenaurefsa office
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PEOPLE ARE BuFFETED

- H"f-H 1870
PEOPLE ARE BuFFETED
ard abused by Russian soldiers.
Tho Chinese officials are treated
with incredible insolenfe. For Ia
stance a demand was made upon
the Chinese governor at MuAden 20
fortlfy the Chinese city 81 Mukden
at once Since the Russian head
quarters arc a the Russian town Of
Mukdeu. only IA few miles away. II
was clear that Russia was only
asking China. IA neutral power 90
ald her IN preparing TO resist thu
attacks Of the Japanese The gov
eruar refused. and Russia had the
eouaummatc cheek 10 renew her de-
mand through Poking The iaieat
news from Mukarn 81 that the Rus
alana have actually disarmed the
Chinese rnrfisau there and ordered
the troops diabandrd. These troops
were ln command 81 the Chinese
General Tsfuet who was uomlnhlly
governor. acting under his govern
ment. ard haa troops under his
command for the purpose % euforc-
Ing hIs uandatsa on the other the
RuaainnH were IN military passca-
sion and THsnr could not move a
finger without their enforcement II
would appear that the unfortunate
governor general has been
DRIVEN To DESPERATION
By the Inevitable failure ~ hts futile
attempts 70 preserve the sovereign
dignity Of pskiug while submitting
30 the military mandates Of 81
Petersburg
The Russians. n the report iH true
and they really have dikauued
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Best dinner IN Seattle. with Rau.
tsrnss or burgundy. al Naison Bar.
bsrfa. Second and James. every eve
ming. no. -.
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WHO'S your taiior7 HERALD.
1879 Second avenue. 80
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ssYea remarked the cuhefrier
abo was out on bail. Tn deeply at
saehed 10 my old hou. town. ~.
heid here b. close bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
UNCLE HENRY
SAYS

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