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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09

I her an affeetlonate farewell
Imagine the young man'H distress
vi hen. appearing ~ the Buell. home
the next morning. he vas denied en-
trance or even an audience stth his
wife, aud WAS ordered from the place
IA no uncertain language
Nearly two weeks have elapsed
since the romantic marriage. and
young benedict has not been able 10
set a glimpse % his Eiri-wife.
Mr.. Buell. evidently does not
think much % my son. said the
elder Hall to a star reporter last
night 4 think his objections are
based on the fact that Fred II an ex-
pressfnan Hut the boy IL good.
upright. honest fellow. an American
Citizen and just az good aa any 9TH
er man. lie loves the girl and he
swears be IL going 10 have her. n he
has 20 use other than diplomatic
means. and he ~ not afraid Of GER
tain threats said to have been ut
tered by the male faction - the
Buell. family 70 the effect that they
viii shoot him " he continues In his
effort Co take hia bride away
The Hall residence IN Ross IL a
small. modest but HcrupulouHly clean
cottage. Both Mr. and Mira Hail
deeply regret the affair. although
they stand up firmly for their son.
who IL well liked and much thought
Of by the people Of the suburb. Not
withdrawing their modest position
in life the Halls are we'll educated
aud a refined family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09

Even though I arm convicted.
will never be taken 20 the peniten-
tlary alive" Jack Chesterfield. a
young artists. now on trial IN the su-
perior court on charge OF crlminaIiy
assauiting a young girl who came
to his studio or business. " said 70
have made this statement repeated
~ since his arrest His actions and
the known desperate character Of
the strong young fellow make Il no
idle threat and he Is under sHFveli-
lance all the time
Since his trial began yesterday
morning. he has been 40 unruIy that
Judge Mason Irwin. before whom he
is being tried. told him this morning
that unless he should behave himself
IN the court room he should give or
ders 10 have him shackiea and hand
cuffed. Notwithstanding the fact that
Il would prejudice the jury against
him. Yesterday afternoon. while
Detective Adams was testifying for
the state Chesterfield jumped up
and began 20 call him an sorts Of
names. He fingered an ink well and
acted as though he was about 10
throw Il az the officer.
This morning a. he was being led
into the court room by two deputy
sheriffs. q woman. who claims to be
his wife. rushed up 20 him and at
tempted to throw her arms around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09

In spite of the vigilance of the
police. the residence of !. A. Dun
can and j c. Hopkins, at l73t How
ard avenue. was entered by the
"nipper" thief last night and
watches. jewelry and SIS in money
carried off by the burglars. a pair
of trousers was found outside OF the
house with the pockets turned in
side out. The house was thorough
" ransacked Entrance was effect
ed az the front door and the theieves
left by way OF a back window,
Pntrolman Il. +. Snrangle cap
turned George Davis. a colored
burglar. this afternoon on First av-
enuc. Davis was wearing the
clothes he had stolen at the time
of the capture. but he strenuously
denied his guilt. The clothing was
taken from a room at III Second
avenue south.
The county filed a suit in the SUI
perlor court yesterday to restrain
Joseph Lopez from removing gravel
from the MeAllister road.
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"The Course Of True Love
Never Did Run Smooth
---SHAKESPt ARE

, The hsthsf ~ Mfs Pred Hall ia a.
well kno~n travelling man and haze
I lust returned from ON Alaskan trip.
Rev. A. Beers. president ~ the So
attls seminary. deploren the incident
and stated that the Eifi had been sx-
PEELED from the school fNr days
prior to the cioremcnt. but. a. her
request vas permitted % remain
there until the return Of her father
ffun Alaska ON the morning ~ the
eiapr aieHi. Ar neerH told The Star.
phs stated that she bad determined
net 10 wait any longer fur her faith
- AUD would 50 home Young Hali
called faf her. and NJ there were 10
grounds Tor ruspestins runaway
match. ahe was allowed 90 accom-
rany him. osienslbiy 10 her home.
Hr fsueu has called on Mt Beers
and thanked him and Mrs Beers FOR
their interest In the sirl and has
told the president that he could not
hold the seminary responsible In any
way
Sir aud Mrs Buell. claim that the
Tacoma marriage was Illegal. iuaa-
much ss the bride wna only - years
old. Her exc was given as Is on the
marriage records
Up To late this afternoon the Buell.
residence was still in q state Of siege.
Mrs. FRED Hall is kept confined 10
the houae and every pfecaution has
been taken 70 prevent any cumrnu-
uIeatiou between the two young peo-
pie.
aIiut tn have her" Young Hall ia
credited with saying She belongs
e. me. love her and she loves me.
W. are married and I don't care n
there we're thousand fathers and
bfothsfs-in law shes mime
OH shades Of Shakespeare. where
now are your laurels7 on. YOU dis
penser Of sweet-iored romance.
Laura Jean LAbbey can you equai
in your fiction tale moro prolific In
heart throba than this little chapter
from real llfe played within the
precincts Of q Seattle suburb.
Truly the cid saying that truth
IL gttnnrer than fiction" needs no
better verIfieation than this the
heart story Of FRED Hall knight OF
the laundering Dray aud Gladys
Buell.. Lady OF the Cloister
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HILLMAN
TRIAL ON

The trial OF c. u. Hillman and
Clarence Forrest. his assistant, on
a charge Of obtaining money under
false pretenses. was resumed In Jus
tice Gordon's court this afternoon.
witnesses for the defense occupied
the afternoon session. Hillman
has about n dozen witnesses whom
he claims will be able 10 exonerate
him from any blame and show up
the plot 10 blackmail him. which
he claims exists on the part of his
prosecutors.
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This Is the feast the people Of
Reuton hin promise the Igorrotes II
the latter accept an invitation to
dinner extended to them by the
Rentou residents.
Rcnton hill Is suffering from a
supersbundaucc Of dogs.
The residents claim that there are
more dogs to the square yard in
their district than IN any other part
OF Seattle. The problem OF thinning
out the canine ranks has long trou-
hled them until the visit Of the Igor
rotes gave them a bright idea.
By extending to the Filipinos an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09

invitation 10 a native dog banquet.
two birds would be killed with one
stone. The residents OF Renton hill
could uphold their reputation for
hospitality that has helped TO make
Seattle famous. and the demand for
dog occasioned by the extensive
menu would go far toward depicting
the canine population Of Renton hill.
When the invitation was made
known to the Igorrotes this morning
aud the proposed menu translated
by the official Interpreter there was
"a Wild elamor Of acceptance. accom-
parsed by a universal smaeking of
lips ami glistening OF eyes.
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WILL OPEN YAKIMA
RESERVATION
ny soripps News AssnJ

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec. E
The senate committee on Indian at
fairs yesterday ordered favorable
report on Representative Jones bill
opening to settlement the unallot-
ted lands OF the Yakima Indian res
ervation In Eastern Washington.
This bill passed the house at the
last session and stands good
chance OF being finally enacted this
session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09
NEW VESSELS
To Be BUILT

For the purpose Of issuing plans
10 a San Francisco shipbullding
firm for the construction Of a
couple ~ steam achooners. which
the Northwestern Steamship com
rgny intends placing on the Seattle
Valdez run. John Rosene. n repre-
sentative OF the company. leaves for
San Francisco tonight.
The vessels 90 be built are being
constructed for competition Ia the
freight traffic. although tho com
pany has stated the vessels will
be placed ou the northern run and
Will carry passengers The steam
sehooners. which the company In
tends 10 build. are 20 be constructed
on the usual lines OF such vessels
now plying the Pacific coast.
The building OF two steam
sahoonera by the Northwestern
Steamship company Is the result OF
the large aud heavy freight and
passenger traffic which existed be-
tween these two ports during the
past season. and the outlook for a
brilliant season next year The
steamships which have been operat-
ed on that route by other COM
panies had all they could do 20
handle the freight last year. which
has led 10 other companies con-
templating entering in competition
for a share Of the traffic.
Owing 10 the terrific storms and
high winds which prevail In the
Gulf of Alaska. the vessels have 20
be exceptionally stauueh. and even
the large steamships now on the
route are shaken up considerably
at times. The Northwestern Steam
ship company has not stated
when the steam schooners will be
completed. but IL IL understood the
company wishes 90 have them in
readiness for the opening OF the
season next spring.
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Stock Market
Strengthened
tny scrlpps News Assn,


NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-An exclt-
ing opening was the aftermath OF
the last two days semi-panie on the
stock exchange. Prices fuctuated
violently for the first ten minutes.
Prices were one and two points un-
der last nights close
Buying by banking and other big
interests was detected az low fig
ures and prices rallied smartly.
AmalRamated opened on three
quarters Off and fell TO 62ia. after
which IL rose TO 6S at II o'clock.
Better feeling was evidenced this
morning and Il Is believed the panic
conditions have passed.
Lawson was silent this morning.
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WANT HIM
IMPEACHED
sBs scripps News Ass'nI

WASHINGTON. d. G, Dec. g.
The house committee on judiciary
today decided 10 report additional
testimony I'm the case of Judge
Swayne of the northern district of
Florida. This strengthens the de-
mand for impeachment proceedings.
The impeachment resolutions are
special order IN the house for De
cember -.
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ASK PARDON
FOR CRAMER
PETITION BEING CIRCULATED
TO FREE CONVICTED MUIR.
DERER OF MOTHER AND
CHILD

Friends OF Henry Cramer. a Ger
man. who IL serving a life term In
THE penitentisry for the murder Of
lMrs. John Miller and her Infant
schiId. in 1893. are quietly circu-
Hating a petition for his pardon.
which they expect will secure his
release very soon He was prose-
4cuted by John r. Miller. then prose-
AcutlnR attorney for this county.
and sentenced 10 death. but through
the efforts OF his friends the SEN
tence was commuted TO life impri-
sQument.
The tragedy occurred near the
Bay View brewery. and the motive
was robbery. Many signatures
have already been secured for the
pardon. largely through the effort
OF o r. Wagner. q civil engineer
Of this city. and wealthy friends
and relatives Of Cramsr in Illinois.
Crameg has a wife and children,
who are believed to be living in the
state. Many persons who heard>Abe
trial have always beloved that
Cramsr was innocent His defense
was an alibl aud he claimed to
have been IN Tacoma at the time
me crime was committed.
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LONDON. Dec. Dispatches
ffom 81. Petersburg on November
Is stated that the Port Arthur fleet
then in the harhor aud now report
ed destroyed. consisted OF the bat
tleships Retvizan. Pohicda. Pcres-
Wet, foltava and Seyastonol the
RFnorsd cruiser Baysn and pro-
tected cruiser Paliada. the Eunhoats
Nssdlnk. Giliak. Bobr. the coast de-
Tense boat otvasni transports Amnr
and AnsgArs and the torpedo boat
destroyers stroint stint. Smelly
Serditi Boikl. Bexshumi. Storosevoi.
Ratsiastehi and Rastoropuy.
or the destroyers the Rastoropny
was blown mp At Chefee BY her
crew having gone there With dis
patches for ST Petersburg
TOXIC. Dec a-Forty leaders
and government ministers discussed
the war budget today II Is prob
able thai a new loan will be flOafed
20 meet the deficit The proposed
Increase OF taxes is not meeting
with popular approval
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09

In days u old. when knights were
bold.
And bHrous held their sway.
A warrior bold. with spurs OF gold
sang merriiy his lay.
Thus earailsd hlitheiY Pred Han.
popular young cxefsHsman AZ Ross.
a. he used To drive early mornings
from hts home. iz5 West H1ruria
street. past the Seattle academy. on
hts way TO hts stand a. second aud
Cherry streets In the city
a pretty face. framed IN one Of
the upstairs windows would smile
a.. appreciation az the beautiful. old
song. and young Hall would go his
way rejoicing.
My love IL young and fair.
My love hath golden hair.
And eyes 40 blue.
And heart 80 true.
That none with her compare.
Again the tuneful melody would
echo through the little suburb. as.
IN the dusk Of evening. the young
Romeo wendell his way toward
home. Again the pretty-facs would
be siihoueited IN the window and
once more the expreaHmans cap
tufed heart would beat an ecstatie
tattoo against his ribs.
So what care /. though death be
nigh
I live for love-for love die.
and thus he sang defiantly to-
ward the reeeding suburb Of Ross.
fast disappearing beneath the hill
tops. aa. with his lady love by HIS
side OH his wagon. behind his trusty
steed. he drove swiftly toward Seat
attic aud the Flyer dock. where the
fast Tacoma steamer soon bore
them far away from watehful guar
dams aud obdurate parents.
In Tacoma. Fred Han. expressman
through necessity. but true knight
a. heart. and Miss Gladys Buell.
school girl by virtue 81 years. but "A
real Bertha 81 Clay heroine IN dis
position. were made man and wife
10 love and obey" and all the other
little mutual agreements set forth
in the famous covenant OF matrt-
mony
soon the news Of the clopement
leaked out and spread through the
little suburb Of Ross like proverbial
wildflre.
Gladys has elopedi"
Girls and boys gathered In the
neiRhborhood. eagerly exchanging
the little morHels Of evidence. At
the Buell. home an irate father tore
NJ his hair aud swore black threats
of vengeance. o fearful mother
paeed her room. while a glowering
brotber-iu- law girded mp his loins
and went forth 20 do battle with the
knight Of the laundering Dray.
After wedding supper IN Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall. otherwise
known az the knight Of the Ihun=
derinR Dray and the Lady Of the
Ctoister returned to Seattle and IN
the first joys OF welded bliss. stroll
ed up Pike street IN search OF
bower in which 20 locate their little
nest. At the same time the afore-
sald pIowerinR brother-in-la stalk
ed savaEely down Pike street, IN
search of the truaut couple.
Inaamueh as both chose the same
aide OF the street, the meeting Was
inevitable. The less said about the
saIutatory exchanges between the
groom and his new relative the bet
ter. But the more the latter storm
ed. the closer the bride chung to her
lover, until threats changed TO plead
mss and the girl finally broke down
when pts beard Of her mother
/ grief. 49, -,
/ Like q true knight, young Hall
told his wsfe that she could return
~ her home that evening and con-
sole her mother.
aBait you will come TO me In tho
morning. she asked.
Il WILL" he answered, az he bads
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
J a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. roRT.

Antoine Le Moline. %. and An
toinete Auterhois. legal age both OF
Raveuadale. Wash George l.
Blanc. 49, aud Ida Carlson. 49, both
Of Ballard John " PurkeYplle IS
Of Columbia. and A. J. Dob. IS. Of
ChIcnE0
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car has conferred on General Bid
orIin, eommandins the Seventeenth
army eorps. and General Sakharoff.
chief of the staff under General
Kuropatkin. golden swords set With
brilllants bearing the inscription
For Valor."
NEW YORK. Dec. "a dividend
I of z per cent was declared on pre-
ferred Southern Pacific stock, pay
able January Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09
SIx-DkY RACE

NEW YORK. Dec. e.-sulkins and
Roekowitz dropped out Of the six
day race early today. leaving ten
teams. Root and Dorton and Van
deratuyft and Stol stlll hold the
lead by one lap with a score Of
l7147 miles at o'clock this morn
Ing.
At o'clock this afternoon Root
and Dorlon and Vanderstuyft and
stol are still leading BY one lap
The score Is 1898 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09
Fears State
Would Suffer

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Dec. o
Binger Hermann today said that
he did not know whether he would
answer the subpoena or not IN tae
land frauds case. as oregon Woulu
suffer on the rivers and harbots
appropriation in the event OF MS
leaving Washington.
Senator Mitchell today asserted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09
Gave Lives
For Others

LONDON Dec. While going to
the assistance Of the Norwegian
steamer Anglia, which was wrecked
on the rocks near NewbeRRing
Northumberland. today. II fisher
men were drowned. The men pu,
out IN a fshi1g boat, which was
swamped. inberA fisherman was
saved. A. - later made =
safe landiia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09

Sew
LONDON, DEC. s-sARoN HAYAsHI RECEIVED THE FOL.
LOWING REPORT or FieHrlN AT PORT ARTHUR
THURSDAY EVENING TIE RUSSIAN CRUISER PALLAoA
AFTER TAKING FIRE. PORT WITH HER STERN
DOWN
ELEVEN SHOTS TOLD ON THE euNeoAT eLK.
THE CRUISER TOOK FIRE AT 1850 AND rs STILL
ABLAzE AT O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON.
THE RUSSIAN TRANSPORT AMuR WAS AIT AsTeRN FOUR
TEEN TIMES AND SUNK MANY SHOTS WE'RE FIRED, WHICH
GREATLY DAMAGED TIE wHARvEs AND OTHER BUILDINGS
AND ARsENALs"
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SULTAN OPPOSES RUSSIA

MANCHESTER TMK.. Dec. -
The Dispatch learns that the sultan
has assured Great Britain that Tur-
key VIII adhere to the treaty 81
Paris and prevent the passage 81 the
Durdaneiiea BY the Russian Black
sea fleet.
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who have been In Panama. arrived
here this morning. While here
they will arrange conditions under
which jamaican labor can 20 20 the
lsthmus. The party will sail for
Pensacola this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09
PATTERSON
TRIAL ON
cny serIppa News Ass.n }

Cny scrlpps News Aas'n)
NEW YORK. Dec. g.-The hear
ing OF testimony In the Patterson
trial began at noon. Miss Patter-
son sat beside her father and
listened intently TO the testimony,
much of which was a repetition OF
that adduced az the first trial.
The young woman wore a black
dress. while black veil concealed
her features from spectators. There
we're but few curiosity seekers In
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09
BIG SALE

The property OF Y. III. willard at
the southwest corner of Fourth and
Spring street was sold this morn
ing to local investors for s25, 200.
The lot is 60xi20 feet In size. The
buyers desire their names withheld
for the present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09
WRECK AT THoRP

THoRP, Wash. Dee. "A freight
track at this place, delayed traffic
for several hours this morning. The
wrecker arrived from Ellenshurg
and cleared the track and operations
were resumed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09

Divorce suits were filed In the
superior court yesterday by Mrs.
Ella Hemen against he husband. J.
+ Hemen. and by Mrs Emma kos
kie against Jacob Koskie. Both
plaintiffs allege non-support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09
TELEGRAPH BRIEF S

PHILADELPHIA. Dee. "a sen
sation was created this afternoon Ivy
the announcement that the Neatie
a. Leavy ship and Building com
pany has gone into the hands OF a
receiver.
BOMBAY. Dec 9.-Vieeroy Cur
yon arrived today from England.
Many native rules travelled to Bonn
bay 10 participate in the general
welcome OF the vieeroy.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. s.-Tho
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MINE ON FIRE
fpy serIpps Vows Assnl

nv NcrIprs News Ms NJ
PEORIA III. Dec 9.-Shells'
mine on the Bartonville insane asy-
lum grounds II on fire. The mine
burned fiereely for a time. but
was at last got under control. At
the time the fire broke out, 1876 men
were In the mine. All escaped
without injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09

William Deppe is being tried in
the superior court today on tho
charge OF assault with intent TO do
bodily injury. He is accused OF
striking Robert Ball with an iron
bar. as the latter was sitting In his
office. .LAII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-09

CLEVELAND. Dee 9.-The Cleyc-
land Press this Afternoon tells the
story Of how Banker Ira Reynolds
came 20 make the attest that he
held $1,000. 600 worth Of Mrs. Chad
Wicks securities.
Reynolds was a warm personal
friend Of Dr. Chadwick when 'he
latter married, and was introduced
20 the lHtterH wife. whom he sup
posed 10 be an estimhble lady
The woman came % him and said
she was immensely rich and asked
him u keep a package Of securities.
She said she did not want her bus-
band 10 know 81 her wealth. She
produced a package. for which the
banker gave her what he intended
10 be a receipt lie never dreamed
that the woman would use the re-
eeipt a. means OF obtaining loans
Reynolds wus not 20 open the
package delivered 10 him by Airs
Chadwick until January ] 1901 He
dared not open the sealed bundle
for fear the Woman would accuse
him OF abstraeting some OF the
property
Soon after he received the seeuri-
ties he was notified by a Cleveland
lawyer that the latter held a power
OF attorney on the securities TO Sc
cure a loan OF 100000 Then came
the Newton trial. a. a result Of
which the woman vas forced %
give an assignment Of the securi-
ties. simultaneously she wired to
Reynolds 10 hang on to the secufi-
ties az he hoped for heaven.
Reynolds will probably not be
held responsible. as the victims hold
him blameless OF intentional wrong
NEW YORK. Dec. a.-Fearing
that she might attempt 10 take her
life a close watch is being kept
over Nrs Cassie l. Chadwick In
her cell In the Tombs. This morn
ing the prisoner made her toilet
the best she could in the narrow
confines % the cell She pariook OF
a lighf breakfast ordered from the
Tomba caterer. and then asked for
the morning paper She spent the
early hours reading them.
According TO Warden Flynn. Mrs.
Chadwick appears 90 be In semi
conscious condition. She acts like
a person dazed
At 10 o'clock this morning her
son Emil appeared at Marshal Hen
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setssesss@stteeest f.sss@$
safety deposit box in Jersey o
They brought here today by Reynolds
CLEVELAND Dec Chadwick securities the o.
Ira
Of these aeeafuea $1,000
=
&. THE ACTUAL VALUE II Not ONE CENT g
4s., y...s. s94s9
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Information was filed in the su-
perior court today charging John
Phillips and J. Sanders with at
tempted burglary.
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that IL was practically settled that
he would be chairman OF the COM
mIttee ON canals. succeeding Hanna.
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yAPS CONTINUE THEIR
DESTRUCTIVE WORK

TRANSPORT SUNK. euNsoArs HDoloso WITH SHELLS The
aulks OF sArrLEsHlps AND CRUISERS HAMMERED INTO
MASSES OF USELESS JUNK a NO wsAsvEs AND ARsGNAls
DESTROYED
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ROME. DEC. s,-A DISPATCH JUST RECEIVED FROM CHE.
POO STATES THAT ADMIRAL TOGO is somBARplNo THE IN.
NER DOCKS AT PORT ARTHUR. DENSE SMOKE is ASCEND.
ING FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE FORTRESS INolcAT.
ING rHE POSSIBILITY OF A GENERAL CONFEDERATION
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THIS OLD WILDLY ESEmPLiFEo BY TIE RoUsLEs
OF TWO YOUNG SEATTLE swEETaGARrs WHOSE ELoPE.
mEsr HAS ENDED IN SORROW