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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-13
Hearst Followers in New Haven,


NEW HAVEN. CONN, April i2,--The
Democratic city primaries held for the
purpose OF electing delegates to the State
Convention, were held to-day, Two tick,
els figured in the voting and were STYLED
Hearst" and ''anti-Hearst," The for
nlcr carried ten OF the fifteen wards and
Tie supporters of Mr., Hearst claim forty
six Of the seventy,one delegates, me
CITY Convention will be held Thursday
night 6Y t45li8 anasa iE5t8i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-13
Will Instruct for Parker.

(By Associated PrcssJ
Jersey CITY, N. -, April 12,-The
delegates from Hudson county to the New
Jersey State Democratic Convention cau-
m sad here tonight and resolved to sup,
mort Robert Davis as one OF the four
.eiep,,tcs at largo. resolution was
odonted to support resolution in tie
s;tato Convention to instruct the State
delegation at St. Louis IN favor Of Judge
Parker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-13
Slayer Of Pincney Still at Large.
(By Associated Pres

(By Associated Press)
HOUSTON. TEX. April 12.-sheriff
rdnscomb and posse Of Waller county
are san searching for the negroes who.
It Is alleged. killed Tucker Pinckney.
brother OF Congressman PlncKney. The
negroes Of that part of the brazos bot
toms are said to have left their homes
and are said to be in hiding. Feeling
continues high, as Mr. f!nckney was 9
very popular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-13
TO BIRMINGHAM, Ala AND RE.
TURN AT. HALF RATE, VIA
cOlIrAERN RAILWAY.

OnApril oath and 18th the Southern Rail
way will sell special tickets to Blrmlng,,
ham and return. at one fare for TIE ro s,h
trip. plus 25c. with return limit, May Oh;
be 80 1880, 'cot'm1iparatively low rates from
all the other points on the Southern.
Through without change Of cars. IWo
ern railway DINING Cars, the service Of
which is maintained at the highest stand,
ard OF excellence. Ticket offices sls and
~ - '"Cs c. ". WEsTBURY n. r.; a..
8 Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-13

n >b:y that the mall service between
R.T.mond and the Valley and Piedmont
section Is very poor. Our washington
mail always gets here before noon OF the
day It is mailed, and the Richmond mall
arrives here al leisure, sometimes the
same day: frequently not until the next
day.
Some connection at Gordonsville would
seem to be the natural solution which
would bring US nearer together.
Under the present system some Rich
mond daily papers arrive here twice or
three times week, possibly OWN. to
the fact that they are sent by way of
Neutrality-suspicious. twice the distance of
the Chesapeake and Ohio route. 1t would
be proper. therefore, that the Richmond
mail for this place be sent by the short
est and quickest route. thus giving us the
mail at 100 P. NJ, instead of anywhere
from 10 to Il o'clock the next day.
The passenger service between this
place and Richmond is equally bad. there
Being only one train a day. and tina at
{4:4S$ r. NJ. Persons wanting to go TO
Richmond from here usually have to
take three days to make the round triB
at the best i II there were morning
train to Richmond from this place 1t
would add greatly to the comfort of the
travelling public. and would put US in
direct communication with the capital
Of the State. whereas we are cut off
almost entirely. The leading citizens OF
this place hope the Chesapeake and Ohio
will give better ma and passenger SER
vice..
1t is thought local passenger train
over the Chesapeake and Ohio would be
patronized by our people and also BY the
public at la rye, ti5Gss. 5 +t5l g5e.tl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-13
THE STEAMSHIP COLON
is ASHORE OFF SALVADOR
iRy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK April IA dispatch
from Acajutla. Salvador. which wds re-
ceived at the office Of the Pacific Mail
steamship Company's office here to-day
states that the steamer Colon Is ashore
near that point All passengers were
saved. The extent Of the daamge to the
Colon cannot be determined until more
complete examination is made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-13
Lumber Plant Burned Near Viii.
mington.
3y Associated Pre-.

(By Assoclated Press.
.UILAuNGTON. N. c.. April 1.-THE
plant OF the Pittsburg Company. about
two miles north OF Wilmington. was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Loss 10000; In
eurance about one.fourth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-13
Some Culpeper Views. !.

Especial to The Times Dispatch) 4
a CULPEPER, VA, April 12,-Mr. l., T.
there ought to be better and closer con-
snectlons for this section by the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad. in the matter
or mail facilities from Richmond, and
that no would be perfectly willing to do
any additional work that even another
mail might entail; and. further. that the
daily morning Richmond paper ought al
ways, as It does, sometimes, to reach
Culpeper on train No. ~, fast mall from
washington which, reaches Culpepar at
9:+O A, NJ.
Mr., William Hill, we'll known bust
ness man. said that It would greatly,
benefit both the newspaper reading pub
lie aud the business interests OF this sec
lion to have closer mall facilities over the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad from
Richmond.
Rev, Mr.. Williams, OF the Methodist
Church, said that the readers Of Tho
Times Dispatch would greatly appreciate
the paper. getting here some time before
1t does. and that 1t ought to arive in
Culpeper on mall train No. ~, at 940
4, NJ,
Mr., j.. c. Bell, county supervisor and
business man, said that the general busi-
ness interests OF this section would be
wonder ully benefited by better mail ia
clllties between It and Richmond, ana tllat
1t is absurd for the paper published In
Richmond In the early morning not to
roacl4 Culpeper before that night, and
sonic time the next day.
Mr., John Frsley. hotel man, said that
his guests are continually put to great
Inconvenience because of the very poor
nail facilities over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, with Richmond, and fur
Their that The Tmes-p Dispatch. the only
morning paper published In Richmond,
ought by all means to reach Culpeper
present time OF It's reaching here, simply
results practically in denial of the pn-
,,er the day OF It's publication
K i.5s 81 VI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01

Deleg ADDS de Fuerto-Rico nan debido
retirarse de esa Convention, poniendo
& salvo el decoro del pals del Parti-
do que representation.
Venirnos con la infantil relaci6n
de que los Comisionados fueron cor
tesmente recibidos, que fguraron
aquf ala, podra asatisfacer Ia vani-
dad personal de los Delegates, pero
30 las aspiraciones ri los mandates
del Partido.
Lo leal era decirnos. Qnada hem0s
eonseguidO pesar de nuestrOs esfuer-
zos, porque los intereses pol1ticos del
Partido Republicano NacionaT en- el
Continente pesan mas que nuestras
spiraciones,1 pero no pretender que
aceptemos como bueno 10 que no 10 es,
10 que no cumple los acuerdos del Par
tido viene por ell contrario en- perjui-
clio del pals.
Ell partido el pals habrfan dado
un voto de gracia y de confanza q esos
comisionados 81 lutheran procedidO
con q noble y leal franqueza de pa
triOtas que no ocultan Ia Verdad a
quienes Sc Ia deben fntegra por amar-
ga y dolorosa que sea.
Y Ell querer ocultar Ia verdad de
10 ocurrido en- Chicago es como pre-
tender tapar el cielo con las manos.
La Plataforma del Partido Repu-
blicano Nacional comparada con los
acuerdos del Republicano Puertorri-
queno poue de relieve Ia verdad, de
que Ell primero no acepta NADIA de 10
que Ell segundo quiere.
Bien visto hay mas distancia y
mas antagonismos entire "a Plataforma
del Partido Republican, Nacional Y
del Republican, Puertorriqueflo, que
entire | a antigua plataforma federal J
la nuestra que tan hondamente nos
han divididO.
| Esa es la verdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01

Sc IA necho para satisfacer anhelos
bur6craticos y ambicioues personales.
81 por el contrario no Sc ha he
cho, Sc ha enganado q todo IN parti-
do. Y 81 este la pide ahora, por me
dio de una Asamblea, falta saber ST
el Partido Republican, Nacional esta
dispuesto q aceptar esa traici6n a los
principles Ia polftica de una CO.
lectividad va los intereses morales y
materiales de IN pals. Cast estamos
seguros que el Partido Republicano
Nacional, compuesto de hombres II
bres, de ciudadanos fntegros, recha.
cara una fusion que los harfa c6mpli-
ces de la mayor de las inconsecuen
cias de la mas vergonzosa de las
apostasfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
gO1-

FOR special directions eve
ryone should read eThe Ills of
Lef1. a copy of which surrounds
each bttle. Peruna IS for sale by
all chemists and druggists.
Those wishing direct CORES
pondence with Dr. Hartman and
can wait the necessary delay in
receiving a reply should address
Dr., S. b: Hartman, Columbus.
Ohio, y. S. A.
Fidel GuiIlermety, Plaza de
Alfonso 70, San Juan, will supply
the retail drug tradein Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
IntoreSantoS
nOticias de Ponce
E5a es Ia verdad
(De p,sostro CorresponsoJ.)

PONCE, AGOSIO 3I.-ES6a no.
che hablaran en- el Club unionista de
esta ciudad. los senores Astol, Neu-
man y otros oradores.
-Esta manana Sc efectu6 el entie-
rro del mdsico don Eloy Marc uez, que
falleci6 aver. Al fiuebre acto asistie-
ron muchas personals, asistiendO tam
bi6n una de las orquestas de Ponce.
FL Club unionista puso la bandera &
media hasta, en- senal de duelo. FL f.
nado era unionista, habiendo sido an
tas republican, puro. Descanse en-
paz ell buen patricia, y acepte su fami-
liza la expression de nuestro p6same,
por medic de estas Eneas.
-Esta noche Ia &Lira de oro~ da-
ra una serenata a nuestro amigo don
Arturo Pasarell, professor de piano y
compositor musical, recien llegado de
Europa.
"A mil seis ascienden los servi-
clos prestados por la policla insular
en- 81 distrito de Ponce, desde el % de
Julio al 25 de Ahosto.
Hoy han sido denunciados los
duenos de panaderfas senores Maso-
Her, Monllor y Arias, por fabricar el
pan sin Ell peso correspondents. Los
juicios de los denunciados aver pOr
igual motive, Sc han visto hoy en- el
Juzgado Municipal siendo multados
los tahoperOs.
Ell reputado oculista, nuestro
amigo el doctor don Guillermo Wives,
ha operado feliz y recientemente, de
cataratas, q la sonora esposa de don
Pablo Roora, rico hacendado de Yau-
co.
Felicitam0s al doctor Wives por el
6xito de esa operaci6n.
-Anunciamos con pena, que es
POGO satisfactorio el estado de salud
de nuestro companero senior Casano-
vas. Qliera el cielo devuelva la salud
a tan digno J buen puertorriq queno.
Ell pr6ximo domingo habra IN
meeting uniouista en- el pueblo de Jua-
na-Dfaz.
-Ha quodaJo fuera de su destino,
en- el Ayuntamiento de estl ciudad el
probo empleado don Angel Sierra A
inquirir los motiyos, cerca de cierta
persona, Sc Je dijo, que habia perdleo
su destino por haber sido federal.
Sc han establecido lazos de cs5r-
dialidad consideration mdtuas egtre
ell Cuerpo de bomberos de esta ciudad,
y la policfa insular. En- poder de los
jefes de ] a polic1a existe una couuni-
caci6n del Ter. Jefe de los Bomberas,
expresiva de a complacencia que sien-
ten estos por las considerations cue
dispense Ia policia Z todos los miem-
bros de Ia benemGrita institution.
-Juana Barbosa Ia agredido hoy
con una navaiaa 4 81 amante Msrcelino
Martinez, produciendole variits heri-
das, aunque no dc car4cter grtve. Ella
esta detsnida, y 81 en- el hospital.
Ell individuo Jaime Dueno ex-
plotaba a dos memories, haci6ndoles
tirar de ~ carritot de panty fu6 de-
por ia hecho.
Como 81 viera1 Ia de-rota dc 81
partiio, de ~ modo inminente, Sc nos
informa que algunos funcionarios pa
gados por el Ayuntamienso de Ponce
comienzan d decir "a, qhe van q ser
de sus puestos, susti-
tuidos por hombres del partido con-
.rario d ellos, todo pari herir la SEN
I,s: +, !. :: ;:::, ::;.,, :: !:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
METEREOLOGIA DE HOY
SAN JUAN / sEPTTEMBRE 1904
FRENTE AL ABSURDO

Aver publicamos las manifesto
clones del senior Hernandez Lopez, que
es natural tiendau iustifear el acto
rsalizado por su partido
FL cree-y nosotros tenemos que
suponer que 10 cree sinceramente-que
la incorporation acordada ha sido un
acto patri6tico 10 cual NADIA tiene de
extrano, pues aquf ESQ del patriotismo
cada cual 10 entiende q su modo
Pero en- 10 que no estamos confor-
mes, no 10 estan tampoco gran nj
nero de importantes republicanos, es
que con ese acto Sc haya salvado ola
doctrina nj Ia bandera del partido re-
publicano,o sino todo 10 contrario.
10 que acaban de realizar esos
compatriotas ,es sencillamente un alb
surdo desde ell punto de vista polftico:
y en- cuanto los intereses del pals
un acto funesto anti-patri6tico.
Y no es que 10 digamos nosotros,
impulsados por ell antagonismo de
partido; es que, frente ese absurdo,
se han colocado prestigiosas persona
lidades republicans.
es un aosurio, porque de exitir
tai incorporaci6n-que hasta este mo-
mento nadiu nos 10 ha drmostrado-
ell partido republican, no solo ha ro-
TO su bandera sino que ha pisoteado
la doctrina los principles que infor-
maban su plataform, desde Ell momen-
to que acepta la plataforma del repu-
blicano nacional, que ofrece mantener
ell StatU quo porque con el actual sis
m tema considera que estamos proSper0s
~ teliceS. Y como esa no ha sido has
- a doctrina nj La baudera del
3! !l| kblicano puerto-riqu no
HI # @ s. .randes esfuerzos para de-
- pals, que 10 realizado por
ii W adversarios, no ha sido otra
Y que una HUMLLANTE ABDICA-
ae los principles que sustenta-
W gu absurdo tambi6n, porque
tporaci6n no puede legal y
Ne haberse realizado, puesto
Puede haber, hoy por hoy, CO.
MI hi vfnculos de solidarida ad po-
sntre un partido compuesto de
hhnos americanos otro forma-
colonos eXtranos que aspiran
no esa ctudadanfa. y prueba
b, que NADIA Sc ha publicado has
fora que demuestre, que real
vamente, los republicanos puer-
kueiios hayan sido admitidos como
n poidico, en- el partido nacional.
iforme repartido por la Comisi6n
#ue q Chicago, reddcese & decir
ALI les trataron con n,ecbd cortesfo
4 que formaron parte de tales 8 cuales
.;omisiones.
Unperi6dico republicano, FL Aqli-
10, en- articulo que reproducimos hoy,
confrma cuanto decimos. Ese infor-
me no prueba nj justifca ell vergonzo-
SO N~5umillante paso que han dado
esos puer>sSSiquenos; vergonzoso, por
y arss ~ uaa abalcas'1 A,ial. ii 0s a0s
i pas.ioo. a. as una Drosseei6a 80 por por
lfuer1s 'dos q solo deben adon'.l on lpos poa
Il fusr,. as Ia 2 opinion paDliea' al' \.
bilaasas'' a'r.a aa.'l. de'p6'iea Del pao.dnaa'X, ~
para los n%a,l'I Doraue aaaa a mas de.aora p.aor.
y de l.,pa ,ppaaer'orriqueuos. !, 'aoro-
aaup' para aoeptar las luo luoaD,s q sus
A1', Atrsris, ~ mas suaado a's,aio- s.,s,
asesira AZ n int'reses del psl. "a. "a
lSssrl lasorpo. ,s@'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01

NHICAGO, ILL, 427 Monroe Street.
u s'Por 10 que he podido observar, la
Peruna 90 e1 mejor t6nieo que puede
tomar un hombre 8 una mujer que es
d6bil por los efectos posteriores de una
enfermedad seria.
stLa Peruna parece devoIVer Ia vitae
Hdsd, aunzeufar 81 vig0r corporal y
ren0var IA sat II y fUerza en- i'm fiez27po
Gnara raVi(Tosanrenfe Corfo. - III z S.
KATE TAYLOR.
OirfJa=e 4 10 Perupa Medicine Co.,
Colun l,2:s. Ohio, TT. r T., ST necesita
= I;1er~ ,-ratsfito sobge la Intermediates
te~12Ie=.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01

~~Ne~~4~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~> ~~~>~@~e~e4e-~~-~~~>~e-@
Mrs. Kate Taylor, una enfsrmera
! graGaada de pr0Eazirencia, Ga sg
ex0erlencia con Ia Per1na Ell IRA
carfa pzlDEicSs. Su p0sfci0n social
y sn reputation professional conn
bif1an para der una pf0niaencia
} especial & sa paIabras.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
GAS INSPECTOR
BADLY NEEDED

The measure providing for the
appointment % city Gas inspector
may be presented TO the state leg
islature Councilman Murphy. who
introduced the ordinance in the
council providing FOR the appoint
ment. as result Of careful invcHti-
cation II the subject and CORE
spondsure with other cities which
have such Inspectors. has eonclud-
cd that Il may be necessary 20 Sc
cure q state statute authorizing cit
les 10 appoint such Inspectors Ia
order that ans ordinance PASSED
providing for the appointment may
be enforced.
The chances are that an ordi-
nance Of that Kind passed by the
council would be held valid. How
ever. M Murphy to make ahso-
I lutcly sure that the Seattle Light
I INK company viii abide IS the or
I dcrs OF EBH Inspector. thinks Il
very possible that a legislative
/ enactment win have 20 be procured
Some supervision 81 Kas CON
sumption. gas meters and the quail
/ ity o. gas furnished the consumers
o. the city 10 greatly desired Al
/ present the quality 81 the Eas IL
very poof II H. delivered under alb
normal pressure. because the small
mains are inadequate. 1t Is Charg-
"a by some consumers that fdF
/ these reasons gas bills are no small
cr than when the reduced rate fol
gas went into effect last August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
GRECO LOCKED UP

The trial OF James Turner and
Barbara Harrison for a murderoua
assault upon Raymond Gregg some
time ago viii be held in the sups-
rior court In a few days Gregg Was
picked up by the police last night
and will be held until the trial 10
called II IL believed that Gregg
would be influenced by friends Of
hts assailauts and caused TO leave
the city Gregg Is the chief wit
ness and was at the point Of death
At the Wayside Emergency hospital
for nearly q week after he was
found lying near = sandspit shack.
literally cut 20 pieces. A second ass
sault uf the same nature occurred
few days ago IN practically tha
same neiRhborhood James Jones
was the victim and his assailantA
have been charged with murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
FRiE NOS or cRAEMER
WORKING HARD

When the petition for a pardon
for Henry Crcamsr. convicted Of
murder. ia brought before Gov. Me-
Bride. Thursday. It is probable thar
the former prosecutors who repre-
scented the state at his trial viii be
present GTaemer was convicted Of
the murder Of Mrs. Mueller 10 years
ago and sentenced 20 death. The
sentence vas later commuted 70 iifs
imprisonment
The mans friends are convinced
that he r. not guilty Of the crime
but John ?. Miller and the other
men who prosecuted him say that
he is the murderer beyond q shad-
dW Of "a doubt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
STRUCK BY CAR
GEORGE kEIsT HIT BY a GREEN LAKE CAR AND HURLED
FEET-HE MAY FROM INJURIEs

George Kcist. a 'eamster residing
at Fremont vas badly Injured this
morning while driving along the
boulevard at Fremont about ct
A Green Lake car ntruck the wagon
and completely demolished IT,
threw Ksiat to tho ground break
Ing hts 10 and injured the horse 80
badly that ~ nay be Killed.
A. tie point where ksiat was In
iursd T.srt q the street IL enclosed
during repairs and n f. necessary
for teams Ca g Oh the street car
tracks Keiat. who Il tsamstef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
ROASTED ALIVE

CHEFOO. Dec ia messenger
from Port Arthur reports a fright
fui los aof life sustained several
days ago by a japanese attacking
party. The laps fell into a hidden
mote. which had previously been
partially filled with kerosene soak
ed inflammable material.
When the JRpa fell into the mote
q was auth omatically fired by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
NEW ONE BUTTED IN

The local contractorB trust re-
eeivcd another body blow this
morning when an outsider buttsd
into It's game and took from IL q
contract worth more than t2o.s7L.
Andrew Peterson is the contractor
Who made bid Of that amount for
grading East Queen Anne driveway.
His bid was the lowest II IL the
first one be ever made on q local
street contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

for J. II Henry. Was attempting "a
eroan this part Of the road WHEN the
car came along
The car was running 20 fast that
Keist could not get out % the way.
J. ~ Henry. who Was On the car
At the time naid the notornan
could not stop the car and he eK-
peetsd to see keiHt killed The
wagon maa struck from behind with
such force that Ksist VAS thrown
for some distance and the wagon
forced onto the horse
Kolst sustained q broken leg and
IL badly injured internally. He was
az once brought 70 the city and
taken 90 the Seattle General hospi-
tai lie IL about - years old and
unmarried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
BOTH MEN EADY

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IA
Battling Nelson and Jimmy Britt.
who are TO meet IN the ring nj this
place next Tuesday nikht. are fin
ished with hard training Both men
have practically arrived at the is2
pounds stipulated IN the articles.
Prom now on until the fight com
mcnoes both men viii take things
easy. The sports are In the best OF
spirits over the showing made by
both men IN training and say there
should be a good mill when the
gong sounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
NEPHEW OF BOOTH

The police have learned that ".
G. Jordan. held by them for at
tempted murder Of Charles Wall
strom q few days ago. Is a nephew
81 John wilkes Booth. the assassin
Of President Lincoln. Jordan also
has the name OF Calico kid." but
his associates cannot explain tho
reason for Il. Jordan does not da>
ny his relationship with Booth
Nulstrom is stll lying at the SeRtS
tie General hospital Hts condition
o. not serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
DIED IN GREAT
AGONY
Especial to The starl

EVERETT. Dec. Sammy
Wordon. AGED , years. died In great
agony last night three hours after
bis aunt and grandmother forced
aconite down biz throat instead Of
intended cough medicine. The aunt
is near-sighted and got the wrong
bottle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
DeIanO Dipped
Dead

TACOMA. wasb. Dec. ID. II
Delauo. Tultss. States customs Of
ncsr. dropped dead while on duty
Saturday morning lie WAS check
ing up the carsu or the steamer
NanstHs az the time. He was well
known among shipping men on the
coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
RUTiNG AT
MOSCOW

ny Nrfirfs Nnwr ANN
MOSCOW. dee. ie.-Ftve thou
sand persons participated In a seri-
Gus anti-governmeut demonstration
here yesterday The riotiug lasted
from noon until late IN the evening
No one Was Killed and the riot
eru we're finally dispersed after
they had been charged several
times by tho police The officers
fired blank cartridges only
The leaders % the mob failed 20
draw the workmcn from the facto.
riea lnto the conflict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

the recent convention OF Pacific
coast fir-men. Tie proposed fund
Will be maintained by tax on the
policies carried hy the Insurance
companies Of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

a Christmas concert viii be given
IN the auditorium Of the First Baps
tist church next Friday evening bx
the Bible school OF the church. An
enjoyable program vii be rendered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

TOXIC. Dec. 19.-The commanded
Of the naval batteries on 2o3-Meter
hin reports that a Russian torpedo
boat was sunk in the harbor during
the bomhardment on Saturday.