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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

like Ia asr a wide open town. but !
believe they are Ia the minority !
am not ueairauH uf going % eG#
ttemea In these matters. but / ATM
going Ia do all can 10 have the
tuNu run degrntlY.
IL there lH move on foot 10 re-.
open the pool rooms The star has
dome right Ia exposing H. con.
eiuded the mayor
No. have no objections 10 stat
Ing what tfanHplred 81 that confer
ruec Hald Councilman benjamin.
All ask l. that be- quoted cor
rrrtly / nm aware that the pool
room men of thlH city are DESTROYS
OF again opening up their business
lu this city. Nov. ! am IN favor Of
licensing all forms of business that
are nov being conducted In this
city itireItlmatfly The blind pigs
at Madison park are a case iu point
/ believe that many other business
men Of the city are uf the came
mind
Z du not cay that I am Ia favor
OF gambling ! do NOT gamble my
aclt hut su long al Il la going 3u
lu the TItf anyway aua always VII
80 cen. ] want a. bee the city derive
some benefit from h.
Sly object In calling upon the
mayor yesterday Haa % aHk him
what be- thought about the move
ment 81 reopen thF pool rooms I
wanted ta learn from him whether
BE- thought the 0ity could legally de
rive revenue from the puui rooms
/ understand that the state Law does
not prohibit the existence of pool
ruoma. but that n Dity ordinance
does wanted 60 make myself
clear on tbe matter
i told the mayor incidentally
that n the TtyH revenues we're IN
creased it would be possible 90 in
crease the police force
The mayor declared rmplafiHAls
81 however. thar De would not up
nUId Heh "a policy luHmailuE that
b. would pot approve any such
move made BY thr council tIr aid
that be did not thIHh chat the ben
sfia aHrrHIuE FROM IL larger police
force would compensate for che iu=
srraasa work detoItIus upaa the
faree en- account 1t the thugs and
nt #uu5 hefa that Wauld be- AtffaH
70 aHd hang about the gambling Fu.
aerfa IT the city
aHsuI amIn declared complete iuuo=
ffnar ~ a sensational story that o.
nov being whispered about ln the
rambling suHid 80 she sffeet that q
corruption faud 81 something like
So has been raised b secure the
repeal BY the council nf the nrdl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
BIG c0PPERNAN TO
HAVE Bod GUARD

BUTTE Moat. july 90 Serious
anprs hsualnn ta felt here - an at
tempt on the life - John n Ryan.
the new president o. the Anaconda
Company and representative 81 the
Amalramated Copper Company In
Montana
For several days past a man has
been following In the wake ~ the
big copper man bat without doing
anything which would land him be
hind the bars When the Amalga-
mated representative leaves bis res
ldgnee on the West Side IN the
morning the mysterious shadow IA
sesu iounEiuE across the street.
When RYAN reaches the business
section Of the city the shadow closes
in on him and follows about fifteen
feet In the rear. stopping when
Ryan stops.
No steps have been taken 10 have
the man arrested a. he has not
spoken 90 the amalEamated official
or ia any way molestea him beyond
constantly following him about
The mysterious man is thought TO
be- the same one vho poured kero-
seue on The steps % william seal
Ion when The latter Wa the head of
the copper trust II b not known
whether the mysterious shadow b. =
detective FOR the ieluEe force or
merely a crank Moat 81 the off
rials - the company incline 10 the
latter idea and Il ia likely that steps
viii be taken 10 provide the head OF
the company with a hodYEuard. AZ
was done during the ssallou admin
iatfafIun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

London relaieea Ia numerous &C.
centric boulfaFrz an8 adopt
strange methods 81 attracting euas
tamart J @ MIddIsbrnak - the
Edinburgh Castle public house. near
k#Eentz park. affraHts attention b.
HoiieFtinE the eggs % the uaw "a.
flnet great auk
There are oulf e sEEa Of this
bird kuuNn o. b. IN existence
Middiehruuk uwua i've The first
enc be paid $500 fur. TIE others
cost titoa. $3.50 aud s. 580 ~.
sps lively The lafrat AS the
dearest eEE Ia the world lu addl-
ton 20 AJAX egra MIldirhruok col
ierta all kinds 81 eurlosifira- lie
d the owner u the huEis that
sounded the Haiatlata charge. for
which be paid s. Sou
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WOULD CUT
MS THROAT
my soripps News Assni

QUARANTINE ~ y. Aug "a
A nfat-claaa passenger named
mHehnsla " san ranfiaea At
tempted TO commit suicide this
morning BY cutting hia throat
aboard the French liner Latour-
rainr. which arrived today DE had
written letter stating that he
would kill himself ila .ut hIs wind
pipe severely
later hiH fuIi name waa found 10
he CUTLER iiirsHhne.d. aud hIa place
20 business. zza1 sutton street. san
Francisco. iie boarded tho steamer
81 iayfa. Iie cut has throat az g
clock thiH morning lu hIa state
room BE ua been In bad health
ana iearoudrHf throughout the trin.
liia condition Be- serious.
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FIGURING

The heads Uf fbI various depart
meut ul the city government are
uUN rrruarlnE tbe estimate 90 "a
Hrnses for the eamIuE fraF. which Is
presented ta the finance committee
each MII Tho Figures aHe used Ia
dos ldIun upon thr fax levy foe ths
ensuiuk year Asa ruIe The flnau.s
committee allows much less funds
foe saeh department than rs asked
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ESTABLISHING
HEADQUARTERS

fNntkNAr0fta. Ind Aus N
lt VaH learned lu telephone mes.
aHFc from chairman rpsgart at
New NuIk that tho veatyfp head
quarters of the Democratic cam
raINn committee VIII be Opened
here. IBEKatt Will b1so have "a
thlgaEu ufuge= Active work viii
begin september l.
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Another
Expansion

Another expansion for the want
OF room 20 bold the nine carloads
Of Charter Oak Ranges. Iron Beds
and Furniture that have arrived
aud are on the road. We Wefr com
PEELED 10 have more room. having
been successful In renting a brick
block s0Kl2e two stories. and nos
with cur New aud Secondhand De
partment Stores We can bay and sell
anything you want Or have In our
lines Remember the firm name.
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steamer Gafonus Is nov loading
Der cargo FOR N0mf She sill take
d mlI load Of ffe.Eht aud a light list
o. passenger Thla ID the second
trp af the Gafouus io Nome this
year.
Steamer Rainier l. H. Gray 8
Ca. sails from San Francisco TO.
night for thia port with 500 toms Of
general freight
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BRYAN LOSES
cry ssrlpO. News Assnl

NEw uNVEN. Comm Aus ia
The supreme sauFf uf errors YgatHF.
day handed Down "a decision adverse
q ". J. bryan. la his soHtrat over
the VIII of the la5a f. S Bennett ut
New York aud thls city. The de-
eIslan virtually denies that M liat-
an Is entitled 90 the $4,000 meme
TONED In Ibe sealed IsIteH written
hv the I4tr Mr Bennett aud al-
dressed Go hts wife be BE- read e7 hef
after bits death iH thIs letter tho
widow MAS tasr1 90 Kive thc Bryan
family St1a1
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To Protect
Americans
wARsalp SENT TO HAY1l AS
RESULT OF ANOTHER Up.
RISING

WASHINGTON. AUG. IS Admiral
elgahce commander ot the CauIb.
bean sea squadron. has been ordered
e. send the Denver 30 GUualNea and
Jcrvmie. Uavtt tog the purpose OF
prOtcytinE the lives of Americans
and Foreigners threatened by an up.
rising
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hMUsEMEHTs
Great
Boxing Match

Twenty rounds. between Tom
Tracey and RUFF Turner seattle
fheater Aug. T. Preliminary.
KID KHANTZ VI.
YOUNG SULLIVAN. ~ Portland.
Tickets on sale az Seattle theater
Price 81 Admission 81. $50.
3 %. g. Box and ring side. g..
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An MER III M2AERg

This entities the ho Atfnga .
child under ~ photograph
unRa and photograph be ad y
The Herpsh Studio 49, Mari
. II a. and Thu n .
The only condition b. that be- the
picture 81 .
htar. This offer IL good 70 al aubscribers .
1psttttsstsssssssassssss ssssstsssasssa4sssssss.s
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sunday Is The last day to see the
entire fleet
Take boats from Pier hourly
after a. On. 80
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seaat Ba15H'f enter INTO t. daetar
~ I .#u aHif .HEet this head 90 mine
with hair n there amp hope at
att
Yes. n ga Hlil follow my advice
.IassiB.
=IH do anything yau Say"
sarusu 60 and see some ntHt class
Wlfmaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

New Fall Wo0ienH nov on cxhib-
H. HERALD. Tailor. 1929 md. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

Elizabeth Van orm ls adding 70
her wedding outfit tho latest In
dHe ING "a 81 and paffle1ata The
Tad n 20 have q paffieoat ~ the
same material aa tho aark The
yoke of the aziTt here shown is a
feature 81 the new skirts
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rruw o. he
isuunEtn Their
Ie MafH h,ad M vi tH p
cisco uhHs the Nz 4orH dm Ina I
cruiser alaso 10
uIu u TO be w q II
Of The Chicago which VII become
the flagship % ti nes Wit be ran fe % De
lar 81
Knot an ho audh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
GAMBLERS ARE
UP AGAINST 1T

MAYOR uALtlNerR Rrrusts CAUGHT ~ HOOK sAlreo
WITH SEDUCTIVE PROMISE MORE MONEY ron POLICE
PuRPosus-rGLLs pooLRo ON MEN rHEY CAN'T REOPEN
NOTHING CAN ALTER ts DETERMINATION
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ASKS FOR SEATS

To accommodate the crowds 81
people that stand ell day long az
Fortson square. corner Second ave
uuc south and Nesler way. Joseph
shlppen chairman of the conference
committee of loeal Improvement
clubs. suggested new plan in "a
written communication 0led witch
the board co works this muFn.uE
tie suggested that seats be- built an
the corner and that eauoplez he
ronstrueIed over them So that the
passengers valtiuk. az times for GU
minutes. Tor south Seattle cars
would not have ta stand In fhe rain.
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To rlose ont broken lines and
make room for fall stock 81 tho why
r. ~ Brooks 4 Co. 1891 "a Az. sss
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Proceedings for the condemnation
Of two ACRES of tide lands AZ smith
Cove b the Seattle 4 Montana
Railroad company uera begun .u
the superior court thls morning
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AMAZING ANIMAL ACTORS.
q Arra. prrEnrr,lttn EIrrnarIa-

AMAZING ANIMAL ACTORS.
Herds Performing Elephants.
Capt Wcbh's 2 Groups OF Edueat.
ed Seals,
And Squadrons "
Marvsiously Trained Horses.
The Most sublime Spectacle Of Al
Times.
JERUSALEM and the CRuSApES.
A Dazzling Picture of Beauty. Life.
color and Motion. Enhancing
TerpslehoHean ReyeIs Before Jeru-
salema Oriental nespOt.
GRAND THREE. MILE LONG Fri
One 30. Cent Ticket Admits to Ever
Admission Tickets and Numbe
During the Engagement at Sherr
Second Avenue, az Exactly the 3
Wagons on the Show Grounds.
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EXQUISITE GRAND BALLET pI.
VERTtsEMENT.
European stars Appearing In Amer
sea for the First Time.
THE FOUR ELoREps
Worlds Champion Novelty and Dar-
ing Bareback Riders
THE FOUR BEplNls
ltaly's Premier Equestrians.
THE coLINl- cAlRoNs
Famous Partisan THoubiion Dancers.
THE SEVEN GllNsERETTls
Europe's Most Celebrated Acrohats.
TIE KAUFMAN FAMILY
Phenomenal Bicycle Experts.
INCOMPATIBLE JACKSON
FAMILY.
Dollard Troupe, Daeomas, Flying
Fishers, 3 Rios, Forums Brothers,
Tasnaniau Troupe, Genaro a Theoi.
and 800 More Peerless Performers.
.E STREET PARADE AT 10 A. N.
thing. children under a. HALF Price.
red Reserved Seats viii Be on Sale
IN, Clay & Co.'S Music Store, III
'me Price Charged at Regular Ticket
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-26
MONTANA NOTES.

PARK county il to have = permanent
tair association.
Exhibits for the Montana building
are coming In great abundance from
al parts OF the state, and are being re
packed and forwarded 10 St Louis,
The democratic state central com.
mittee has decided that delegates 10
81 Louis viii be chosen a, Great Fails
Nay IL and candidates for state ticker
At Helena September
Henry Miller and Billy Stevens, two
q the most prominent stoclsmen from
The south side ~ the Missouri river.
report the condition OF stock not near
~ 80 serious AZ at fret reported.
A meeting Of The Farmers Alliance
81 OAllatin v,iley was held recently.
The alliance has been organized for
the purpose Of helping the farmer to
get Jetter returns rom AS products.
uflciAl announcement has been
made that the twentieth annual en-.
cam pmcnt Of the department Of Mon
tana. Grand Army Of the Republic. viii
convene in Missoula on Wednesday,
April 20,
A movement has been started 70 or.
rarize the women's CLUBS Of Montana
into a state federation. and a conven.
ton for that purpose has been called
BY a committee Of the woman's club
Of Butte TO meet in that city on April
a ard rs.
The friends Of T. A. Williams. clerk
o. the district court At Billings, have
begun active measures to ascertain
a,a present whereabouts He left home
February 70, and the last heard from
him he was in san Francisco. March s
aud he intonesd STARTING tor home ,-.s
next DAY.
Former Governor Robert n. Smith
who was operated on at hospital In
New York, IL very comfortable and the
physician says Mr., Smith is out Of
danger.
Louis H. Mott was hanged at SOS
o'clock Friday morning at Missoula fol
the murder Of his wife. Five minutes
after the trap was sprung he was pro
nounced dead. His neck was broken
Mott walked unassisted from the isi
10 the enclosure In which the gallow'
had been erected. In a brief speed
under the gallows he stated he eeliev
ed his conviction had been brought
about Through dishonest methods and
concluded by saving that he was viii
I ms to give life for life.
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oRtooN IrGMs.

Telephones are being Installed all
over 0raaae valley.
A recent Gre ~ wcstpoFt. destroyed
hotel and four other buildings.
Landing IL wesI on among The thor.
opghbred Socks Il Umatilla county.
Aner lying lose Two years the Ath.
ena auariBK min Nlil be reoponed this
season
o. w. Dunbar. pioneer Pacific coaE,
printer ana Newspaper man. tor The
past year editor OF toe pcndleton
Guide. IL dead
The Eastern Oregon Farmers insii'
tute wa pronounced enc q The most
successful institutes ever held 10 east.
crn Oregon.
A A ArmSsrene was convicted by
. Jury q murder in the ars, degrec
tot the cold blooued killing Of John x
Patton IN = wood camp in the wynOo
che valley last November.
About the only cloudy spos on the
horizon Of she sheepmcn tributary &c
pendiotun. Hcppner ard other towns
Il the fact that t.iore has been practi
cally no Inquiry ye, from spring buy
erH.
As q result 81 an overflow caused
by the breaking 81 large sewer thai
carries water from the bills back oi
Portland to the Willamette river, zoe
foundation Of a streetcar barn az ihs
corner Of Nineteenth and Washington
streets became undermined.
A shower Of s,,verware followed
blast In a stump In lrrington addition
portland. where land was being clear
cd for building purposes, Silver spoon'
u many patterns ard sizes. sllvel
knives and forks covered the ground
for a considerable space around. 4
thieves cache had been suddenly laiS
hare
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sion 81 his senses instantly. and the
0niy thing that saved one or more
wounds for the onnesFs was the fact
that 0ingies shot from below, while
laying on his back or aide. The bullets
seat over the heads Of the deputies
and catered ths ceiling.
The eniire snaiF did not consume
over ave minutes from the tin-e the
4 FaesFs reached the cabin door until
GiaEies was asaa.
Al examination II the cabin reveal.
Cd that 0inEies sas prepared for a
deadly hght lie had received Z lssIer
ffom certain pessons Narpipg him tLat
the ofhesFa we're close On his trail ana
advising him 10 get out Of the eonnsry.
This he had arranged TO 60 ss sOoa
as 10 had corded the wood be cut for
BFoWh.
Thai be vas aware o. his danger was
shown BY bis buging 4 quantity of ans
maHition and haviHg has rise sad 70
fosser ready al hand Alongside VI lhs
bed. or iEuhk. il the cabin was . Win.
chester $3.50 eoutAiniRg nine cart
ridges. Around his walst, underneath
ais niEhtshiFt ana over bis unasi
clothing. vas stFaPPea = cartridge bell
allied si,h rice ard revolver cartridges
sHa In the holster. watch sViaentiy waa
strapped aeFoss bis stomach handy q
Feaeh. waa . long - salibeF Colts o.
a frame
0aagies 10 SAID 20 have been IS years
n age lie was ave feet rice or II
inehes n height. with daEk haiF and 4
iEht hF0mR aoastaehe. ghin featured
siEh heavy. coarse black eyebrows. ~
sisAai fsifif good hooking and respect
attic In sPgeaFaRce
t0F % PEARS EAST the 0ingies broth
sgs have beea q saRHue ~ terror il
PARTS ~ Washingtoa and Oregon
pssFe thsy have t0bE heen known 81
rae sneH. Fnadf 10 steal o. shoos q
eFsTF oppeEtanits
TIE dead aan vas hooked spon a
Ihe coolest and neFsiesg u the family
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British coiumsi. Mining Notes.

GFlNith Cciurnct2 MINING Ncfc&
The Rossland Miner publishes the
February report of the lie Rot mine.
as cabled TO London. The estimated
profits for the month arc given al SsS,-
500. on a production Of 1924 tons,
or more than So a ton.
Last week the Granny smelier treat
ed 1875 tons. making total Of l4l,-
$50 for the year
The Rosslznd camp is now on the
verge a. spring. The snowfall has beer
exceptionally heavy here this winter.
tip TO yesterday evening no less than
s06 inches a snow. or Ia feet. had fall
IN in Rossland since November 6 last
according TO the report OF tle domin'
ION meteorological once at Rossland.
The nearest record 10 this was in 1887
when I97 inches OF snLwfall was re
corded.
The Senator. one Of the regular ship.
pcrs Of the Boundary. is not shipping
on account Of water.
The approximate cleanup al the Oys-
ter Criterion mill for the month Of
March amounted TO $500 according
TO Barley Chilly. assistant manager
81 the Great Northern Mines. Ltd. The
mill crushed something under l.0Uo
tons. giving a value OF $500 per ton
in gold saved on the plates, besides
the concentrates
Manager SwInney Of the Silver Cup.
Ne;tie l.. mines. expects 70 be in 8
position to start the big 20 stamp com.
bination mill. now nearing completion
At Five Nile. within so days. Not IN
I'll that time will any considerable
force be placed at either Of the mines
a. previous development work at the
me ot the close down was well ad
vanced.
Better values are reported from the
lie Roi No. mine at Rossland. Man
ager Paul Couldrey. in his latest esti
mate to reach here via London. hE
ures that 1890 tons shipped during Jan
uary averaged sll ton after paying
smeiter charges.
What is believed to be the richest
strike In high grade copper on Van
couver island is reported from Oyster
harbor. Just north Of the town Of Lady
smith. Samples treated have eiver
$50 a ton in copper, 81 in gold and 81
in silver. The news Of the strike has
caused much excitement in local min
ing circles.
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for any OF those purposes 10 which the
drawing.room table IL usually put
Rows OF drawers. dainty lockers and
shelves line the sides Of the affair. Con-
xerted into q desk. the user has the
advantage OF a smooth writing surface.
plgeonholes for the writing material
and paraphernaliA and an ample upper
ledge or shelf for such use as be may
desire. Taken all in all. this is one Of
the most complete and handy eontriy.
ances OF the kind that has been granted
patent rights recently.
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coNvgRTlsLg TAeLe DISK

Article % Fa-niynre Erntr aciaE Ad-
vantage Of avn Pieces
Al ingenious pieceof IA n. IRE Is thai
Just patented 10y an Indiana man waieh
comprises a desk and table AS Is
shawn in the picture. the ;.ansforma-
ton from one 70 tie other Is easily and
quickly accomplished through the
unique arrangement OF tie several
parts.
As table a smooth rectangular sur
face is presented which may lie usei
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-26
FIERCE LAND AND SEABITlEI
1t Is SAID PORT ARTHUR Has
BEEN TAKEN BY THE yAPs.
rhey combinsd Attacked = Russians
Loot COO Killed and Wounded Dnr-
isE EHsaesmsas ON YaIn River
chiasss Ask for Time - Pay La.
as~aity Newspaper Ia had PiH.

London. March ga number OF
rnHors are published in the newspapers
mere. bat they must DO n, cepted with
great Teserye
The Daily Teiegraph's Toxic cores
pandant cables q newspaper report OF
the japanese occupation Of Port Arthur,
after eombla1d laad aud sra attack
Saturday aud Sunday. Il Is asserted
that division Of japanese landed on
tho Llaotung penlnsala saturday and
engaged the Russians near Port Arthur.
shiis the feet bnnzbaTded from katnr-
day evening until Sunday morning.
The sAms correspondent Reports
sharp encounter 81 Chsong ~ ong. ~
the fain river ia which the Russians
lost COO IN killed and wounded.
IsondnB. March ~. - The Daily
Chnnlele's Shanghai correspondent
heaFs fnsm NsNehang that the Jap.
saaTss eEoss~d TAgang pass, 90 miles
tFon Hlaehen. aud that collisions with
The Russians occurred.
Reports fFam tanni and Toki0 are
10 the effect that Marquis Ito has ar
Fa"Fed D. Lend 600 Goo Yea ga toe,
COO 20 Korea ON essy terms Accord.
lng 10 sbe Standards Tirnisin eoEres-
Eo4ldeat. CANA Is appealing 10 tie
powers tor an ~Ktension 81 q year for
tue pay ment II The Indemnity growing
uai u the BoKss tronblas
Tbs eoFfusp ,BdCht az Tienisin 81 the
Daily Maj. FvpoTts that kaiaoa. a Jap
sisese uarHeaans and Russian spy. -
h-~a asSssssnAi-d By being buried alive
bas thar The Japanese aathorislrs dis
srew aay knowiedge " the AasAsslns.
saan.
Tbs Morning Posts Hamburg eorres-
pasieenG says that Russia has purchased
ghe hsmpoFg sieamsF haas. Whicb i
soa at Nladlvessuk. ioT s25o 600, and
lissG he vessels uGase has bsrn changed
10 AlsaesiFapanL
Tckaa. March ~. The newspaper
1 herr fabllsh rafra tdlisuns which oob,
tale a Fvg,Fs thAi iasf AFshar hsi
isllsa. There ls 30 coaaFnasion frpn
sorsr@HesI sources q The newspAp@s
FvgssrtA
The Isrs hsVe crossed the TAtuns
psss Il - wpsied thai fighting ~
oocgfgxd. FvsalllsaE sn clearing tho wa.
ioT the JspaHess So advance GA Muro
sAsa Lang. which ihe Russians bold.
hwrrral srAtA}osda ~ Russian @unp
asa aEp gupoEsed TO have PASSED TSNb
cihiao. Eosns - Lao Yang.
vlaaivostot papers which bare AZ
RIVED ~ ~ Fstsasbutg 49, that men
heF q TIE Japanese consulate declares
on the ere 81 hss depsFssTp that u ga
tspaa's ambition g. drive the Russian
acFsss The AmuT. restore MapchuFaa q
China ard aanrK knFuA.
Tee V'Rdlvoaak rditusw anA IL al
aaos, !mpsselbas TO set cot their papers
The supply u rAF~F il tFActcAll.
vAaAnatsd. they can not Fcs ar steAu
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