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Arizona republican., 1904-06-08
Inst Like Home.
HOTEL LONEJOT

Cor. 3rd and Grand Ave, Los AnReles.
 hls IS a p aye Wnvr- y. n can kttP Lon Dc j-st like at home. It's a swell, up-to -uate ape rtmenr house arranged m suites of two to l0ur roo D each, tll el -gantly furni. he'd, com lete for hOuseke. ping. A lSO single rooms Free baths and telephones. Eye modem convenience. Two blocks from busir ess cen fer, but up high on hills where air is pare
 Reachei by Angels' flight. q cent a ride. Low summer rates. HETGS @ RICHEY.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-08

in the columns of one of the papers in Yavapai county. this territory, because, as he alleged, he was denied employ ment at a mine on account of his mem hership in the federation. His arcga- tioH was promptly contradicted hut it is impossible to perceive wherein he could find. grievance even if his state ment were true. The federation. wherever it has the power, demands that all miners who do not place theIr names upon it's rolls and accept it's orders shall quit their jobs and get off the earth It ought to be pain that a policy of prescription will meet policy of prescription, as Inevitably as night fellows day.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-08
FRENCH PRAYERS FUTILE.

The thrilling stories winch are cc-n- ing home from the war tell of magnliI- cent bravery on both sides, and ap- ;,arenuy or deep religious sentiment n, either army according to it's faith. Much of lt sounds strange enough Co English cars. particularly the dedicn- tions by the Japanese of themselves to strange gods. Bct it Tas ever thus in war. Dean Eamsay's famous rimc- worn story Of the two old ladies or his church is applicable today. Was # no a wonderful thing" said one Of them. that the British were aye yI,- torious over the French in battle pc "Not a bit" said the other. "Dinn5 ye ken the BTeetish say their prayers br- fore gacn into battIe?" 'Ay1." re- turned the first, but carn1' tn" FreHchmen say their prayers as weei "' The reply was characteristic: "HOoJt Jabberin bodies, who corId under stan them 2"-St. James Gazette.
 There are diamonds everywhere you dig
Arizona republican., 1904-06-08
aTEAMER's NARROW ESCAPE.
Just Missed the Fate of the Rio de
 Janeiro in the Golden Gate.

san Francisco Calif., June The Pacific Mail freight steamer Algoa, narrowly escaped meeting the fate of the Rio Ge Janeiro on the northern shore of the Golden Gate today. Tn. big vessel one of the largest on the Pacific, war bound for this port from China and Japan.
 As she was entering the harbOr. a strong current drove her against the rocky siGe of the channel. just west Of Point Bonita light house. Several tugs were immediately sent to her aid but the vessel got off withOIt assistance and continued on her way into port.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-08
A FAVORITE SON.
Democrats Of Delaware Instruct fer
 Judge Gray.

Dover, Del, June 7.-Contrary to the expressed wish of Judge George Gray, the Delaware democratic sta.e conven- ton by unanimous vota today instruct ed it's delegates to the St. LCu.s con ventiOn to present the name of Juige Gray to the convention as the choice of the Delaware democracy for presi- dent and tO work for his nominati n. This action was taken after one Cf | e most stormy conve ntions ever he ii the state.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-08
A MOoRIsP OUTRAGE.

TanEier. JUre 7.-Armed Aujera Moors invaded the residence of an Englishman here today. The outrage took place ir broad daylight. The British consul demands the arrest of the t~ibesmen. but the Moorish officials hesitate because the perpetrators are inruential.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-08
4 BUILDING STRIKE.

New York. June 1.-TWO tEou-ald in construction operations in North Hudson, N. J.. quit work today because of the refusal of the contractors to grant a working day of rine hours.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-08

There are diamonds everywhere you lie,
Arizona republican., 1904-06-08
HOTEL BEACON.
HOTEL COLUMBIA
6l2 S. Broadway, LOS ANGELES.

A homelike place where Arizonians will be particularly well cared for. Large. airy rooms, community kitchen. free baths, roof garden. convenient to all beach cars and theaters. Reason able summer rates.
 MRS, L. T, BURRELL, Propr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
TRIED To
KILL HER
S. a. WALDRoN sLAsAED HIS
WlFE's BOSOM WITH RAZOR

4 A. waldron, who the police say
Is "A absolute character. was arrest
ed by Police Clerk Euanun and
lodged Ia jail thia morning charged
with attempting 10 Kill his wife.
Naldrou called at the homo Of his
wifc'a parents. SIS seventh avenue
south. az about : o'clock this morn
ING and after a few words with her
drew razor ana inflicted a deep
niashing cut over her heart n the
cut had been much deeper Il would
have resulted fatally Waldron Was
afterwards found IN "a saloon IA the
lower part Of the city
A bottle Of cufboiic acid was found
in the house where the assault oc-
ourrrd. showing that Waidron'H eyi-
dent intention was to take his own
life.
1, IL said that waldron has not
supported his wife for the past FEW
months and has been abusive to
wards her. causing her 10 leave him
and seek refuge With her parents.
lie Ia brother of Pearl WAidrun.
who committed suicide on Grant
street bridge Some time age because
Of her strange lnfatuation for Sell
rtchertll the notorious male liaper-
senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

half an inch deep
The Camhfian Giee club will en-
terrain the Tacoma Glee club at a
smoker 'omorfu's night
cen. Ioubert and capt O'nonuell
hoer war heravs. will lecture on
their experiences at the Grand Fri
daF utEht
Prosecuting Attorney Scott thls aft
ernaon made a motion that the bond
81 John Mcdonald. charged with EN-
hszHirment. be raised from TOGO G.
neao On the Eruuud that Crane Bros
from whom the money ia alleged q
have been euhezziod. are not salts
fled With the bond Judge Taiiman re-
fused the motion.
The Lexington Dag banquet viii
Se given az the Hotel Washington
tonight By the Washington State
Society Of the Sons Of the American
Revelation.
An ordinance was introduced last
night ia the council for the grading
81 Third avenue between Pine and
stewart streets. When the inter
venting hin il cut away Il VIII leave
Third avenue north ~ PIKE street
on practically the same grade as
Second avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
MINERS

The dangerous condition ~ many
of the mines Of tho state the al
legged starvation wages paid 70 a
large number Or Washington min
erH and the need of better mine In
HpeefIou are some 81 the matters uni
der discussion by the state conVcu-
ton Of miners. which opened the
second day 81 its session thls morn
ing in Painters bail. on FirHt nv-
enue. The convention may lass four
or five days set before its work r.
completed hB the election ~ officers.
State Mine Inspector owens r. the
subject Of considerable ceaEuIe on
the part 81 the miners, wbo claim
that De- has not done nil be can %
make the mines safe.
~ t. probable that tie convention
viii try 81 establish more uniform
scale ~ varea throughout the state.
although 81 r. unlikely that any
strike ID contemplated Miners re-
eeive an the way from q - 10 - -
a day according 90 fhr mines lu
which they work Tho average WuRe
IL said - b. about g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19


LONDON. April ig-rhe announce
nent that the budget Tor the coming
year would b. made known. drew a
record crowd In the house Il com
mons teday. Chancellor Austin Cham
berlain and his father. Joseph. were
received with evatiens. Punctuated
with Irish ehaff
When introducing the budget the
chancellor appealed for forbcarnnee.
Ife said that the cycle 81 prosperity
prevailing AZ the time 90 the last
hudgct seemed II have been exhaust
81. 'Nfar commercial depression be
sad 'saas been aggravated bV that II
south Africa. while foreign eompeti-
tioa u keensr than ever The *
cheauer receipts fcll short q their
estimates ez724oo0 The repeal u the
corn tar has proved a costly opera
tlau whlic the excise returns Hiso fell
rhort b Gf-fgo.oo1 Expenditures dur
ing the year were Etfs - 30. exceed
ing the estimate BY E8eoAso'
The total expenditures fer the
coming year Wfll be ifssSt,ooo
pounds and the revenue t2s. eoo. coo
pounds. a deficit 10 start with Of
ASH. coo rounds Chancellor cham
berialn announced an increase In
the income tax OF / penny. There
viii be no extra duties GA wines and
spirits. but he proposed a tax % J
shiIliuks 3 pence on tobacco stripped
before imported Other proposals
We're for an additionaitax % 5 pence
on cigars. / shilling on cigarettes
and pence on tea
The revenue with new taxation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
HEZDUP
SALOON
TWO BANDITS SECURED 500
IN LoNoHoRN BAR EARLY
THIS MORNING

A. n Taylor. proprietor Of the
LanEhorn saloon. Al 5000 Western
avenue. was the victim of a bold
aud successful robbery this morn.
ting, shortly before 3 O'Clock. lie
VAS busy locking the rear door 81
the saloon. when the hold-up men
entered and save the time dinhon-
ored command 10 stand and deliver
One Of the robbers kept Taylor busy
guessing ht the muzrie ~ an uEiy &.
looking revolver while the other
made a skllifal clean -up Of thu
place.
The robbers secured szoatf. unat
of which MAS TAKEN from che ttl
Taylor gave the police "a good Dc.
seflptlon 81 one II the thugs. but
vas too busy getting this inforua-
ton 10 Ect a good look az the other
one.
The thieves insisted IN n threat
eninK manner that he should not In
terfcre with their hurried depart
uFe ana he Waa wiae enough 10
comply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
WAHKIAKUM COUNTY
FUGITIVE ARRESTED

usrs % Mrs Johns for aafo keeping.
and Hoffman. upon hearing ~ o.
planned 20 get hold ~ them b. over
pawrriuR the feeble cid lady.
lie entered her home when she was
alone. bound and rHEEod her with her
apron. and. 10 il charged. beat her
until she vas horribly bruised and
covered with blood lie then touk the
deeds and made HE escape. although
an armed posse secured the woods Tor
him for days.
Hoffman. who n q seafaring man
ard alec an engineer. has been living
ia Seattle for several weeks at zi5
fifih avenue Information AZ 90 his
whereabouts was given e. Mcdfe. y no
arrested HIN this morning on the
strength 81 a circular description ~
hiH description.
infortna tiau that Norman r. under
arrest here was wired 10 the sheriff
- Wahkgkum county hy Under Sher-
NJ CoFeurnn this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
wow HE'S
WISER

Because Thomas Thornton, a
EIoudiksT 81 means. wanted "a give
his children the time OF their lives
after returning from a successful
trip TO the land Of gold he has
lauEuished In the city SAN FOR the
past three weeks. charged with
burglary BY his own wife. or. rather
his wife that was. for she obtained
a divorce from him on tho grounds
Of deaertiou during his long aojourn
In the north.
Tie vas given his freedom today
and admonished b. the court 60
leave the city and stay away. which
he promised faithfully to do. prom
ising that he would not couc back
until his children were q age.
Thornton tried 10 get into his
wffes house 20 see his children and
abe objected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
CROSS ARMS WANTED

Notice IL hereby given that sealed
proposals viii be received By the
undersigned Secretary OF the Board
OF Public Works at his office IN the
City Hall, MP TO 10 o'clock a. m,
Saturday. April 30. 1904. for fur
nishing 70 the EuRineers' Depart
ment Of the City OF Seattle Of the
following:
1926 Power Cross Arms. IN. 6
in. f.
1900 Telephone Cross Arms, 81
in. ~ IN. xs IT,
Specifications for the Same can be
obtained at the office ~ tho secre-
tarY Of the Board Of Public Works.
giving details Of material ana finish
and places Of delivery Of the same.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check. payable to the Or
der Of the City Comptroller, for a
sum not less than five CD per cent
Of the bid. and no bid win be con
Fidered unless accompanied BY such
check.
The Board OF Public works re-
tsrFss the right TO reject any and
hli bids.
fropofals must be indorsed on
snFslope: IBID for Cross Arina."
~ order Of the Board OF Public
Works
G. y. BAGLEY, Secretary.
Date Of first publication. April 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
.REV|LED ALL JEWS
ATTORNEY wiLmoN TUCKER ERsTwHLE mAYoRALTY CAN
ploATE, MAKES BAD BREAK IN COURT

The case on trial was civil suit
brought by the Seattle buttonfena hua-
usnder company. d jewish corporation
against the Union Brass Works,
Several q the Jews left The court
room while the attorney wuH speaking.
and held an Indignation meeting In
the hall la which IL WAS decided that
each u them would knock Tucker
every time an opportunity should oo-
eur aud have no business dealings
whatever With him.
Judge o. Meade Emory who repre-
Hsnttd the plaintiffs IN his argument.
which followed Mr fuckers. made a.
stirring speech on the theme Of shy
lock la vludieHtiun Of the Jews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
LAID CORNER STONE
cny seripps News Assn,

WASHINGTON. u. G. April 10 The
corner stone ~ the Memorial CONT
mental hall 90 be erected by ths
Daughters u the American Revolution
was placed Ia position this afternoon.
before an asaemhiaEe - h0o persons.
The Masonic ritual was employ ed.
Grand Master Wetmnrr praaldinE The
gaeci was the one used ~ President
George Washington IN laying the cor
ner stone 81 the capitol. Chaplain
Hale Of the senate Invoked the bless
ing AIRS Fairbanks. president general
of tho order spoke The building will
finally cost fl00u0o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
cHoKGp Hls MOTHER

Charles TTlwin fulton became In
anne sunday nt tho home Of his par
ontH here and In sudden frenzy
he seized his mother and ehOked
her. She made an outcry. bringing
her daughter 80 her assistance. To
Eether they got the man under con
troll and be Was sent yeHterday 20
Seattle whore he wae ndiudged In
sane Ia the superior court ana com
mltted to the insane asylum At
atetiaco0m. Sutton iH about %
ycars II age. Come years ago he
saved woman. from drowning In
the Sacramento river. in California.
and ever since has been harmierHlY
dementad HE violence sunday
wuH his first demonstration Of the
kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
CUT AND DRY


(3y Erriupa News Aasu1
ffARRtsu CHg. Pa. April is-Ths
Democrats state convention here to-
fay Was entirely under the control u
the state organization. The program
agreed upon Wa carried out Samuel
o. Thompson q Philadelphia waa
nominated for supreme court justice.
Delegates % the national convention
will 80 uniaatructed and viii vote as
unit
The platform makes no atlusion 90
the silver question. bat finds Roons-
welt 4 menace 10 constitutional gov.
eminent. international peace. and de-
clarea against Capitalization 81 power.
opposes pafsruaiisrn. and favoru rect
prucity. X commeuds labor unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
GOOD REPORTS
FROM ALSEK

The Humboldt Steamship com
pnnYH steamer Humboldt arrived in
port. from 6hagway last night. after
a PLEASANT voyage down the coast.
Fufarr Bush reports that the snow
on The tfaii between white Horse
and Dawson has almost entirely
disappeared. lie nnys that all re-
ports from the Aiark fiGKines are
encouraging and that the season
there viii De a busy one. The most
significant fact that the country in
looked upon With favor. la that
many 81 the cid ssourdouKhn' from
Ia eaon aud the other interior
points are leaving that territory for
fhe Alaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

Attorney WllmeB Tucker. who ran
for mayor on the Democratic ticket
last march. narrowly escaped being
mubbed this morning. when. Ia an ar
Eument Go "A jury. he denounced the
entire Jewish race Ia the strongest
terms he could conlure up In a court
room IA which the Hebrews Of the
CITY were we'll represented.
lie declared that he would not be
licye Jew under oath. and reviewed
the history Of the race from the time
Of Christ. lie dweit at length on the
crueifxion and IN fearful tones pie
ured the Savior nailed 60 a cross with
IA crown Of thornH on his brow. with
the Jews tortuflnE him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

Frank Hoffman. who brutnily as
- s~Nf-~@f Al nn~fsNrszs ywzNs
snultsd old Mrs Catherine Johns at
Cathlnmet. Wahkiakum eeuntq. two
years aEu and for whose apprehension
reward Of tiW Il outstanding. vac
arrested by Deputy Sheriff McQea this
morning IN this city
The man. who IL better known IA the
community Ia which he lived nn
'butrhY.f IL now lodged In the county
iail lie admits his Identity and has
confessed 90 having bound and RaFEfd
Mra Johns Tor the pHrposa 81 taking
from her deeds e. valuable property
which he knees she bad In hsr posses
sion. but denies that he assaulted her
Hoffman formerly lived In Cathia=
met little more Than two years nau
he had trouble WIth his wife. which
resulted Ia her securing divorce Al
ihr time she had posneNalan ~ deeds
which Hoffman wished very much 10
secure. Mrs. Hoffman gave the pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
CONCENTRATING

SEOUL April ieAnothcr have
landed at Pngyang which viii he the strategic point OF operation ON
The haif
% he h he
Chemulpo other
cone Y
operations
that Russia Coaaek the
va has
paocd prevent entrance OF ponderehe the
mainly
parties ottussan
Developments ma be expected nca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

The board 81 works this morning
awarded large number - impor-
thnt contracts The Fire Extln-
guishor company. Of Chicago. was
given the contract To furnish n is
foot water tower ~ ono turret at "A
cost Of $4,000 II r. to be delivered
20 the city within four months.
The board Of works this morning
held an executive meeting with
Manager Grant and Construction
superintendent Lutz. Of the Seattle
Electric company. TO discuss the
matter OF laying Frooved rails In
place Of those now in use. No def
mite arrangement Was reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
WAN7 TO JOIN
PIERCE COUNT

A petition 10 have a district between
Auburn and Admiralty Inlet. adloln-
ing the PuYallup Indian reservation
cut OF from King county and annexed
o. Pierce county. was filed with tho
county commissioners this morning By
electors - the district The territory
in question consists ~ about sixteen
square miles and includes the towns Of
Adelaide and Bueuna.
The petitioners ask that a special
election be called 10 vote upon tho
annexation. They give as a reason for
desiring 70 so into Pierce county that
Il NIu be o great commercial adyan-
taga g. the taxpayers - the district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

a rarity % Russian scouts. There
was more firms last night. but the
results are not known. The Iapa-
neac scouts were dressed as Korean
peasants and Ia order 90 ind the
exact position Of the Russian scouts
tho japanese shouted 10 them In
Russian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
COOK SUES JArFG

william Caieine filed Huit in the
superior court today aEulnst Her
bert Jaffe. Eugene Marcus and
Louis GaHbort 20 recover 1905 which
be says IL due him 80 wages Tor
his services an manager 81 "a indE-
Ing house a. Thirteenth avenue
south. conducted b the three de-
PENDANTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
A6NER NJ MMLEYS
DELICIOUS ACT

TANPA. via. Aprii IL lie SENT
dHiiriaus state. a. result = recent
Illness. Amer NJ klnlaY. brother 81
the late president walked from his
rnorn Into the corridor q the Tampa
Hay hotrL last night. while a caucrrt
Vas IN progress, attired only IN hts
night clothes. lie Kept calling FOR
Mrs. Nc kiniey. An attendant took
him back tn his room To-day hi. con-
dillon is causing his frisnds much con
earn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

A petition for the dtaincor r.oratiou
81 the Oriental spice company was
Med IN the superior court this
morning
Several persons narrowly esea ped
being injured yesterday when a
trolley wire on Second avenue
broke rs lake Union car was
passing. The broken end OF the troll
ley wire. which fell across the car
traek, burned a groove Ia the rail-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

TACOMA. April Is Mayor Geo.
y Wright and his new cabinet take
possession Of the municipal relna
today. The change II most sweep
ing one. Al the departments under
the mayor change hands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
HANGED
SPIES

tHY scrtupH News Aas'nl
ST PETERSBURG, April IL
Two japanese. one claiming to be
an imperial prince. have been ar
rested aIons the Siberian railway on
thu Monxolian frontier. They were
hanaed g hour later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
GETTING
BETTER
tDy sorlpes News ArsnI

CHICAGO. April 1o.-Peter ME-
derneier. the ear barn bandit who
attempted his own life In his cell.
sunday night. IN order to cheat tho
RallowH. IL a trifle better today. He
Is being closely guarded IN the hos
pital cell Of the county jail lest he
attempt 10 tear open the self-in-
nleted wounds. His physicians de-
clare that be will be able 10 walk
10 the gnii0wH on Friday.
Friends Of the prisoner intend TO
appeal 10 the governor for respite
until he gets better. Niedermeier In
apparently Indifferent 10 his ooudi-
ton or his impending fate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
MORE FIGHTING

esy Scripps News Aan'n1
LONDON, April 1.-THE Central
News Ltao Lung correspondent
sends a dispatch via ST Petersburg
reportirg some important fighting
between the outposts has occurred
on the banks Of the Yalu river
Saturday night six japanese were
killed tn an exchange Of shots with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
'H0OD0OED' ARROW
TO LEAVE SOUND

The swift and pretty steamer Ar
row II 20 end her short and ingiori-
Gus career on Puget sound and 20
to san Francisco. She atll ba taken
20 the southern metropolis as soon as
the weather viii permit. Hatch
Bros. Of Portland. who but recently
purchased the steamer with the In
tenti0n Of placing her on the Bren-
erton run. are going 20 use the YES
sci IN a rate-cuttlnR contest which
they have precipitated with the
Piper Alden Goodail Company on the
San Francisco-V Vallejo run.
They have already sent the
steamer Monticello south to place
her on the route. when the Arrow
gets there she Will be rc-christened
the 'Bluejncket" The Arrow has
been q fhoodoo' on every run -
which she has been placed on the
sound and three or four times mar
r0wly escaped total destruction
while on the Columbia river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

VIENNA. Auril Bulgarian
Commercial Agent Taehakaloff shot
himself this morning. He had re-
Gently been discovered supplying
Macedonian Insurgents with am
tuuuIffou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
New Arrivals in
Shirt Waist Suits

a new arrival of shirt Waist
suits has Just arrived. as we were
obliged 10 take all goods previously
ordered under the terms OF our con-
tract with Mrs. pense. The beau
tiful suits are I'm chanEeable silk
and In all coiorH and sizes to tit.
The regular asking price is $4,000.
but this closing out sale makes the
price asked here 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

0By Scrippa News Ans'n1
WASHINGTON. -. e. April Is
Minister Alien cables tho state de-
nartment from Seoul that another
large force OF Japanese has Just
landed At Chemulpo with horsca
guns and ammunition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

SALT LAKE. April - The chief 81
police this afternoon ordered clifford
and Qusennh 70 leave town. following
a fake twenty round draw last night