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and Invited ua % 90 II xaH 20 be
held Ia a public grove. and The
uau" was 90 furnish ua with = dim
rer In the large dialng hall. slab
constructed shed. ntfed with bench
81 and tables
Thia : knra WuuId he oar chance.
and wo would have fhr cutirs field
Co ourselves. Tor billie Wa drawer
81 comic pictures. Who 4urkrd uhen
ho felt iike % and lived on What he
made. while I was an artist. Who
also worked when { felt ilko e.. but
lis 81 on what father left mo
That e. the difference het wrcu gen
Sous and talent Genius Is not self
supporting
This gave ua the pail on an mat
inee fuHrfiurH FOR the HwAlna e no
EUuinH or talent OF shat not. we're
Obliged 10 wnrk Boz the groteriea and
PROVISION markets blacksmith shops
and fnundriea and could not spend
their Afternoons IN the woods he
sides their fathers bad lefI nothing
and II they had puaa.aaed genius
AN'H Nt4HA INV HaHN k-aNNE. W.
work just the same
Twas then I saw nv revenge
coming along aith rapid strides.
and. knowing the thickness Of the
benches 81 the banquet hall I cut
from a tomato can euriausiy-
shaped piece Of tin. and bent IL 90
Huit my purpose
Sow { said. a. Billie and I
found ourselves together for "a moo
mcut let ua four seize that little
table Ga the corner II looks out
over the lake. and We can enjoy
the Yicw while We are also eujoy
lug our dinner
All right" said he You go IN
aud take possession. while : chase
over after the girls.
! hurried 10. and. seating myself
in the chosen place. took out my
tin can clipping and slipped it onto
the bench whore knew billie would
sit Il was peculiar piece Of tim
that. and vas shaped so that just as
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ny EA uoswoRrn


AHNN lENI AHNNH - AANN lsrHAAe
Publishing House.
trH not an caaY thIng tu write
this story fof I cannot for the life
uf me. tell whether I got the best
az BILLIE or not You may be- able 10.
faf yen are an uuintofeatrd outHd
CT and will probably figure IL out
quietly and ruollY ! cannot 10 that
for nav heart la affected aud pal
pilates with an uncoulIng fluttef
every umc I think 90 t.
Tho trouble BEGAN Wheu very
faolIahlYt cannded my intention Of
proposing % the delightful Mas
Green At certain lawn party. "a
INV roommate. billie Now al
though Billie ia n very good fellow
Kind hearted and all that. be simply
canont break of the Joke habit lie
haa been addicted % 10 since he waa
born aud although I have laborsd
with him necessarily for the last
few YrarR. I have been unable 10
HHhiue the demon which ia IN hlm
neither have / learned To bee always
un my guard You aee. billie takes
90 jokes ha some men do "a rum
Swearing off every noh and then
and making desperate struggle for
independence That breed uf chap
ig the kind "a look out for You un
never tell when they ara EaIug -
break uut or Ko un buster
Thus b. was when { eounded my
matrimonial Intentions 10 WIlIe lie
vaH just getting ready In breah out
again and as usual. cot the furee
Of the outbreak
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Things You
Need TO
Know

The capital q " W Kfmball &
Co. ia exceeded by but few of the
largest banks Of tho United States.
This enables them ta buY raw ma
trrial Ia great Quantities. 60 make
every separate portion % the in
atruments in their own factories.
and Is the strength Of the kmball
guaranty. which goes With every
instrument This la the climax Of
tho kimhali Cos ability To furnish
TIE MOST FOR THE MuNEY We
have a comp etc assortment Of these
excellent pianos in stock and an
other carload will arrive In a few
days You will also find In our
warsrunma many other standard
makes 90 facilitate satisfactory So
lection Al kinds of good bargains
he second hand pianos ana organs.
when you want q flHi-,iaas tuner.
ring ma mp Either phone
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said hrst publication. towit. within
ls0l sixty days after Aug 20. 1904.
and defend the above entitled action
in the court aforesaid. and answer
the complaint % the plaintiffs AID
serve 4 copy 81 your answer upon
the undersigned. attorney for the
plaintiffs. at his office below stated.
in said King county. being the place
designated b. the plaintiffs as the
place Of trial OF said action and in
ease OF your failure 50 20 DO iudE-
ment viii be rendered against you
according 20 the demand Of Tie
complaint. which has been filed
with the Clerk o. said Court. The
object Of this action Sc % recover
Judgment against you and each Of
sou In the sun - sSfi2. with inter
est thereon from Dec. 3eth, 1903.
and for costs and disbursements 20
b. taxed. And Ia said action Tract
"a. 81 the Stewart Tracts. In seat
tie. King County. Washington. has
been attached
A. G.. MACDONALD,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Office and postofnca address, soI
Bailey building. Seattle. King coun-
y. Wash.
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Christensen Hall. Arcade block.
Second Avenue Mental Science col
leEa graduating exercises Of the
class Of 1904 sill take place Sunday.
August n. AZ o. m.
Al Twenty fourth avenue and At
lantlr street. IN a tent. Elder J ~.
Webb. evangelist Of the Church Of
God. viii preach on the subject.
"put on the Whole Armar uf God. e
Sunday az 30 p m.
The ThcoHaphical Society. Seattle
Lodge Meets al HIS Third avenue
AZ s D. m. Sunday Lecture subject.
'rThe Mission Of Thooaophy By
Mr. Carl J smith. of Butte. Mont
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~ THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the State Of Washington. for King
County
Azel =. HIlls and Elmira T. Hills.
his vito. and Mellon Gilmore and
Flora +. Gilmore. his wife. plain
tiffs. vs. Ella Adams James s..
Adams and Ida NJ Gilbert defend
ants
SUMMONS. No i2a17
Tho State of Washington 10 the said
defendants. Ella Adams James s.
Adams aud Ida ~ Gilbert
Nou are hereby summoned 90 ap-
pear within sixty days after the
date ~ tho first publication OF this
summons. exclusive O, the date of
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GUESSING CONTEST.

Ills reported a certain widower
will soon take 10 himself a better
half Guess midlothian Cor. La
grange. Ky. New Era.
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CHURCHES

Trinity Parish Church. Elghtl
/ and james Rector. Rev IA n
Gowen. telephone ulaek gsl. sefY
[ tees al lH a ~ ID d. m and { >.
4 m Morning subject. All Them
That sail With tH In the eve
uIug In UlaaErst. atkaulHt ST Stan
ford university Wlu give au llluH.
tatrd recital with Introductory De
HsfIpfioHs Of certain selected raalms
| Is the rH.faf
First bytefIan Church Pas.
[ tor. Rev ST a Matthews ID n
Sunday morning IN a m Rev
Owen Jones. assistant rastaf viii
preach en- The QuigkeninH Power
of God Evening at s Rev uf
Elliott HuWn. former pastor vii
preach 90 che united congregation
Of Westminster and the tHf
thufCu.
81 Marks Church. Madison aud
broadway Rev j T. d IiNYd
rest1r Services S aud II a m aud
Is p m SUNDAY school 81 m
Morning topic The letter and the
Spirit EVENING The opealuE u
the Spiritual Ear
lane Street Presbyterian Church
Rev F. T. Forbes. D ID. pastor
Morning service m o'clock eve
ainE seftire & 8e O'Clock nH "a
san. uf indianapolis wiIl preach
both morning nnd evening A cor
dial welcome extended 60 strangers
First Methodist Protestant Church.
Third and piHe Rev T = Hsveils.
pastor Preaching DO a IN SUNDAY
school e. Rev n = Gould viii
preach SUNDAY morning. using faf
hla subject Mans uelpisaaueaa
without Christ Christian Euz
deavuf meeting. s 80 Hev heFrile.
Who has been along the Atlantic
coast since May q eill return 10 the
cltE Monday evening" and viii urrn=
~ bis pulpit neat SUNDAY
Tahefnae is Baptist ChHrrh John
Marvin Dean. minister Corner Fifs
tenth avenue norta and Fast Haf
riaan street Capitol hlI cars bible
sehuol II 2 % a m Morning uors
ship az ~ a n. sermon b. pastor
Young Peoples meeting At : p. IN
Evening service at sp N Rev "
" Lambert % Providence. n /
vfn preach and sing
There Nill BE- seelia sermons at
the Fremont ChfiatIan church.
Woodland Park avenue nnt Thirty
eighth street The morning sub
jet The Word l. Truth p m
subject. Does the Bible Teach Thai
the Glft % Healing Would Abide IN
the Church } Il Morris. minis
ter.
%orth baptist Church. Third and
Cedar George Robert Cairns. pas
tor Services N a m. and p m
Sunday school. - a r.. Young
Peoples service. Z D m.
The First Friends aasIefy % Sc
attic has Bible school On sunday A.
20 a o. preaching az II a m and
communion ~ q m Ia the par iora
ol Bethesda Faith Home. t1a TWEEN
tY-third avenue aauth. Jackson o.
Rainier HeiEhts car Morning sub
I ieet QuakeFlsm Afternoon
Ethiea and the BODY Resident
and transient frifuds iuelted liar
veY = Tyler pastor ilpaetta
Blowers clerk
United brethren IN Christ. tstT
Seventh avenue berth Of Pine street
Rev T & NlneY desires a. have
every ruIted Brethren 90 thIa city
present AZ 81 ard 90 m wben
. be will preach
. Emmanuel Lutheran corner Minar
avenue and Olive street Services
Z n a M in Norwegian services. g
p m. ia English sundag school. ~
n m.
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f. Mars Parish ftrv ~ Mstn
ChH~rh HHrref ~ TurHfiHfh arrnus
nuH IaHHaHu street EHflV mae ard
sermon tehrtrHH'a naral. 80 e. n
aaaEa FzaHhnHl m e m lnatFu tiau
nna teHsaleflaH - o m
Church 90 uHf LADY ~ ODD ffrfp-
TAIff aEHrus aHf Washington street
Sunday. low HaHaHH a. e. ~ awf S
m high maaa Sc - ~ iHadar-
school 3 a. IN veapera. - p m
Week dasa mass z m.
Sacred Heart Church Rev Geo A
Una At q. m HHd o. IN los
mHaa 80 3 tn. yeaperas sermon aud
hafHad lFtfau.
Church - the immaculate caa-rf-
tIau Rev A aWreHH A. - ard 80
m. low mass % - a m. hirh masa
ard SERMON. 10 .. m, rararT anf
asnaaiftiuu.
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HJHal in The nick # time our little
huN WuH saved. WIIfUH Mrs ~
Watkins. OF Pleasant gIfE ohio
"pH#HW HHIa bad PLAYED #aI havoc
with him and O terrible cough =Ht In
besides b1gtafa treated him. but
ho grew Hurae every day. A. length
wo trirI ur kings New Discovery
for Consumption. and our darling
VBa saved lies HaW sound. and
we'll Everybody ought fn know
Iia fho only sure cure far Coughs,
colds aud 400 Lung diseases. Guar
autae1 hF G. o. Guy, Inc, Second
and Yealer. Price Boo and 81 90.
Trial bottles free.
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Seattle Dental
ParlorS

Rooms m. ~. ~. ~. Hinckley Blk.
az Second Avenue
The largest and best equipped
dental office on the Pacific Coast.
We have all the latest and most
scientific methods OF modern and
painless dentistry We crown, I'M
and extract teeth without the least
pain. No students employed. but
an are dentists Of long years ex-
perieure We examine your teeth
and tell you IN advance just what
your work sill cost We make no
charge for extracting teeth when
platea are ordered. Lady always In
attendance
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Four course. 5Grs course. 75e.
and ~ course. 81 90 with saufeinea
or Burgundy Every evening af
the Malaon Barbafis. Second and
James sss
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aalne straight 90 the office without
making "a single atOp.


"Whata the difference between a
lauudHYman and the starch trust
dunno Tell tt
cone aarahtH gallnr and the 9th
e. collars the Htuurh lirlrka
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VA STAR DUST va


And trayio swift and Tar.
And maik the OTTO horn g. "tufe
tute-tute.
And ruWud the karnrrE akute.
and ware 4 pare OF Eogcla on nj
iEha.
And boer awl Kids nj alrha
THE KID.
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Don't take that old umbrella.
Henry. said the fond wife. TITS
fan o. holes and you'll get soaked II
you carry H."
mo. I won't. dear" be said. I'm
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More than n million sewing ma
chimes are maue In Germany every
year. This seams a whole lot.
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They ought to have a curfew for
summer hotel pianos.
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=. A usufoffh. o. tagfaurr. Ga
suffered Tor HEK months With n
ffirhfful running core e. his TED
huf writes that Huskien Afnira
saisH uhullY cured Il lu five aaYa
Tor Ulcers. wounds. rtea itH the
beer aaIVs ln the world. cure guar
anteaH emily - CTS. Bold by G. o.
Guy. Inc. Second aad Yealsr.
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Have you seen Mrs 0ooIeta Jew
elsg The Star Dust Man friaked
himself and can find nothing but a
Waterbury watch.
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~ tn. % ..N tH#a H.H'tAAHHH
CRAz0
Challenge Dralh lu HIs Sensational
Act
LUhptAo The GAP.
A Bicycle Jump 81 90 Fret the
MaHt Hazardous ard Thrilling
Iraf ever Account iished
AMAZING ANIMAL ACTORS.
; Herds Performing Elephants.
Cast. Webs ? Groups 81 Edueat.
ed Seals.
And H4uaffaua =
Rarvsteusir Trained hartss-
The Most Sublime Spectacle Of All
Times.
JERUSALEM and TIE CRUSADEs.
A uanrlina Picture - Beauty. Life.
Calar SAD Matian EHtraneiuE
TeHIaIehurrau ErtEla Before Isru-
aalFm'a Oriental ueaput
GRAND THREE MILE LONG FR
One 50 Cent Ticket Admits 10 Ever
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you here7 ! thought you were
out on the road with Hamfatter'a
Harlem BurleaquersT
4 vas. but q didn't last
Didn't the ghost walk"
Yes. AZ first. Then IL was efriek-
en- with loeomotar ataxin. and We
had % DO the walking
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A WORD IRON JOSH WISE
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Woman arrested ia Cincinnati
had a s. bill pasted above her ankle
on. that's shat you might call a
ahinplastcr.
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This Is the time OF year when the
bucollc swain makes a Erandsiand
play before the girl from the city
BY killing a little green snake.
WEN I GRO up
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An easy conHciou ce
Isn't 50 easy as Il
looks.
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EXQUISITE GRAND BALLET d.
VERTtsEhEkT.
European stars Appearing in Amer
sea Tor the FifHt Time
THE -FOUR ELpREps
worlds Chang lun Novelty ana OAR
Ing Bareback Riders
THE -FOUR BEolsts
uaiy'a Premier Equeaffiana
THE coLINi -cAlRoHs
p rsaua Partisan Truubiiinu 1aneefA
TIE SEVEN GLIksgRETTis
r.,tr8usss Most Celebrated AcrobatA
THE Kaufman FAMILY
Phenomenal Bicycle Experts.
INCOMPATIBLE JACKSON
FAMILY.
Dnltard Troupe. paeomass FlYiaa
Fisfsss. Rios. Forums Brothers,
Taananian Troupe. osnsro a Thsos
ard 800 More Peerless Performers
x STREET PARADE AT 10 a. N.
thing. children under u Han Price.
ed Reserved Seats viii Be on ssis
N. Clay a Cos Music Store, ~
- Y -.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-13
BOATS CAUGHT IN
ICE OFF EVANSTON
Life Savers Are Making Oes-
perate Efforts to Rescue
Crews.

CHICAGO, Feb. 12-The two boats
believed to be the Empire State and
the F. & M. P, of the Barry Bros.
Transportation line, are caught in the
ice off Evanston, twelve miles north
of this city, and at frequent periods
during the early part of the night they
were sending up distress signals.
The boats were sighted about five
miles off shore in the late afternoon,
and several attempted to reach them
by crossing the ice. This was found
impossible because of the roughness of
the ice and open places dn the drifts.
The crews made attempts to reach
the shore, but were compelled to turn
back.
The life-saving crews stationed at
Evanston placed their boats on run
ners and made an effort to reach the
boats, but after going out three miles
were compelled to give up the effort,
the hillocks Of ice being in many places
fifteen to twenty feet high, and it was
found impossible to drag the heavy
boat around them. 1t was said at the
office of the Barry line that there are
several passengers on each boat, and
there are ample provisions.
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Special Cable to The Globe.

LONDON Feb. 10, general n
office making
So quietly preparations going
calling
and o
ready report for duty.
night service clubs officers
o
report
sudden hostlities,
Of the British-Japan pub
officially provides
construction placed this and that England
may irnpeed Russians
nish opportunity
There is activity that borders excitement at Woolvch
Plymouth ships into commission from
vh he just discharged.
Of working all night in the
war and foreign tiptoe
pectancy the shiny everybody
ing Japanese effective blow will
bring
ceptabe
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There persistent great engagement
been fought, with victory to the Japanese.
to he
ST. PETERSBURG, 12-Vceroy A1exieff reports
Russian transport up
result Of having accidentally mine
The Yenise sank and Capt Stepanon
The Yensei blown by Of
ing loss Of life officially
far. laden with torpedoes mines,
planting against
the Japanese fleet
The explosion must have been terrific The money
has great The Yensei
with high freeboard,
She ports long, overhangng through
which lower mines
type, being carry
torpedoes stations warships
vLADIvOSTOCK SQUADRON IS LOCATED.
Special o
Copyright, 1904, Herad)
LONDON, Saturday.-Garne is made by English
published report squadron
small
Japan. sarcastically
brilliant exploit recognized
Vladivostock opin-
ion is that achieve anything
ENTHUSIASTIC.
Special to The
Copyright, 1904, Herald.)
TOXIC, "Wednesday delayed in
victories produced remarkable
today Gable limitations impossible
describe capital
on Page
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ADOPTS A NEW PLAN
TO OBV|ATE STRIKES
St. Paul Trades and Labor As.
sembIy Starts a Move Which
May Be Adopted.

The ST. Paul Trades and Labor, as
ton of the labor problem which is at
present agitating the sociologists of
the country, and which called into ex-
istence the Citizens National Indus
trial association. The latter organi-
zation, composed of the employers,
was formed with the avowed purpose
of defending its members against what
it views as unjust demands of organ
lied labor and the st. Paul assembly,
by an amendment to it's constitution
adopted at its meeting last night at
Federation hall, puts into effect plan
by which the unions will be guided
and restrained from such actions as
have in the past incurred criticism.
The promoters Of this board of concili-
alton and supervision plan mean by
this move to show the public that or
ganized labor is as solicitous for the
maintenance Of peace in the industrial
world as are the members of the Citi-
zens' Industrial association.
The plan, proposed by William Tenn
pleman, newly elected president of the
assembly, provides for the establish
ment of an advisory board of the as
sembly, to which all grievances of the
unions are to be submitted for consid-
Grafton before action is taken. The
advisory board, which will be com
posed of conservative union men. will
have as its duty the investigation of
all questions involved in a grievance
presented by a union, and will have
authority to instruct the union as to
fhn Sc 10 Ra1r
mands made by the union are consid-
cred just, after refusal of the employer
to concede what Is deemed Just. the
union will be advised to declare a
strike, but If, on the other hand. the
advisory board finds that the union
has not sufficient grounds for such ac-
tion, it will be ordered not to strike.
Board Will Carefully Investigate.
"The members Of the board will be
unbiased and will be expected to make
careful inquiries concerning all ques-
tions presented to them," said Presi-
dent Templeman, discussing the change
last night. "Only experienced men will
be selected to serve upon this board
They will be such as have been in the
union movement for many years and
who know what grounds constitute
reason for strike, and who under
stand what strength Is necessary fo1
such action. 1t is expected that the
board will be Of great service in check
ing the radical action Of inexperienced
leaders. The hasty decisions which fire.
Quently has caused trouble for organ
lied labor in the past will be overruled
The men will be spared the useless and
often disastrous losses involved In
| strikes which are ill-timed and which
| bring no benefits to them
Heretofore when union had &
grievance it Immediately appointed 9
committee to call upon the employers
The members of those committees fre.
| Quently had not the tact to approach
the employers in the proper manner
Continued on S.xth Page
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THE NEWS INDExED

PAGE |.
Senator Hanna Still Lives.
Trades Assembly Has a Plan to Avoid
Strikes.
PAGE N.
Another Promise of Warmer Weather.
Sheriffs Figure How to Get More Fees.
Twin City Statistics Will Be Bunched.
Lincoln Club Gives Its Annual Banquet.
PAGE III.
Dentists Sixth Annual Convention
Feb 1920.
Minneapolis Matterns.
News of the Northwest.
Railroad News.
PAGE w.
Editorial Comment.
PAGE v.
Cleveland Bowling Tournament.
Race Results.
Winnipeg Bonspiel.
PAGE VII.
OF Interest to Women.
PAGE VIII.
Popular Wants.
PAGE TX.
Latest Philippine Disturbance.
Market Record.
PAGE X.
Girl Who Christened Dakota Returns.
Club Women Have Their Annual Din.
ner.
Dahlquist Will Run in the Third.
HikerA Hika 10 Shakopee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-13

LONDON SCENTS COMING 7
WAR AND FOREIGN OFFICES ARE ACTIVE AND PREP
ARATIONS ARE MADE FOR ARMED INTERVENTION

Nearly Hundred Men Go to Their DEATH the Heaviest Fatality the
dvIadNosok Squadron Finally
tie AppehensonThe japanese Seem Not Yet Prepared
--They Capture Store of
Supplies.
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Warned Off by Eaxpt.

PORT SAID, Egypt, Feb. 12.-The
Austrian collier Java, chartered by
Russia to proceed to Port Arthur with
coal, has been ordered by the Egyptian
ministry of foreign affairs to leave here
Immediately.
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NEW ENGAGEMENT PRoRARLY ON.

Feb
Tien heavy
and is inferred tas another has taken place
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Continued on Sixth Paza.
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Continued on Sixth Page.
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THE WEATHER.:

In ST. Paul and vicinity today.
Snow and colder.
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Continued on the Sixth Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-13
A TORPEDO BOAT
Alexieff Regrets to Report Another
Disaster to Russian Forces.

Toxic Wild With Joy
Over Japanese Successes
Wakes Up to the Call Of
the War Spirit and the
City Is Celebrating the
Successive Victories That
Have Been Won by the
Japanese Ships = Great
Body Of Troops Landed
in Korea and First Clash
Of Land Forces Is
Thought Imminent===Czar
Allows the Weight Of
His Displeasure to Fall
on Count Cassini and He
May Be Recalled From
Post at Washington.
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RETIRED OFFICERS NOTIFIED.

LONDON, Feb 13Th Telegraph this morning British
eligible fo
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nobe @nilioro-gpenue, 10 BET 146,
$1,000.
George $. @enuer an @m. Sol.
mciiter, Noroicite Der Barre, nabe
Gborles.S troBe, 34.S bel 104, @roj.
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Sane @. Wogoritp an Gegina
@bitnep, Noroieitc Der -. StroBe,
nobe @llilforo.N penuc 10 bel t46,
$1O23.25.
Worp 2conoro an HSobn 9. Geo.
llaro II. a., Sruitees, 3 8runoitiidc,
So.
Sobn $. 2oue an Siooc y. tSidS
mo Satin, 3 8runoitiide, 1915.
Scnrp Sdnlit, Sruitee, an Sobn
9ornidel unb @attin, Siibieitc DER
Sopette.S troBc, nobe YotterIon-
.gpenlte, 1910 bel 80, 8runo.
Sins $27,66 2i3, $1,000.
Siobcl .. u. Sight mo @otte at
Wm. 3. Scinidcn ulo Satin, Noro.
ieite Der 2ofopette. gpenile, rlobe ser
2ittlc Soroan.S trabe, 70 bel =
$500.
Gpbroim Wodt an Gbos. 6. Yugh
Silbleitc Der Gboie., nobe 8oibing.
n.StroBc, 16 bel 90, @runo5ins
$40, 1925.
IlpbcllS W. @igbt an Somes g.
Hielep uno @ottin Siiopeitieite Der
huntingdon .glucnl,c, nobe q. Ctr,
10 bci so, @ruuoSinS $50, $500.
Yotrid s. Teiau an Somllel ga.
tols, Noroieite Der 6oipn., nabe ser
GretersS troBe, 1873 bel 90, @rlno-
aims $50. 1881, So.