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Board Of Medical Examiners o.
Porto RlCO B.
E1amenss para MSdicOs, PracIlcantss COmadrO
= mas ell primer martss de 0Gtubrs de 1905.

Los M6diCos Aspirantes licencias
para pOdsr praClicAr Ii mediCins y 10
CiruifS en- PQeHt0 Rico dt b ,r6n cumplir
los requisites SiguienteR;
1o.-PresentAr en- Ia Sscretaria de
este B ard 81 tftulO que les acFedits
como M61icos ClruinGs.
2o.-Una sosiCitud jurada ante el
iuez 4 OtrS q utOlidad judicial. acEedi-
tanu0 scr ell 1niAmO que frma Is soil
Citud.
8o.-PsgaE IN lerechO de $15 90 en-
TesOrelf1.
4O.-Pasar un examen de todas Ias
RBignAturRB que comprende % profa.
Ri6n m6dicR RnTa % JuntS examinWdo-
Fa. Dlch0 exsmen tendra Luear eD
Ter. mRrteB de OcGubre pr6ximO, en-
lAa OicinAR del B Jard cf Medical Exa.
miners.
Lgs M6licoa que adem6s del lftuIo
que en- til sentidO les acredita. pOseRn
un State b0GTd; preaentaran iguaI soil.
citud hsrAn svidenCia de estus doCu-
mentOs (IitulO y licencis) ante eli
SsCretAriG Qae BusCrlbe. sn los 90 dfAs
que SubslgSn & il publiCACi6n de este
AnunCiO Dsber6n psgAr un derecho
de S25 90 en- lR TeB0reIfG respeCtiVn,
enteuOl6ndose que pasada asta COnvO.
CstOrlA sera cOnslderRdR como praOsiCs
illegal il de les M61icOs que no hubie.
sen Cumpndo con eASOs requisites.
LUB ASpirRntes PrACtlcantes
COmSdEOnEs presentAr&n BOliCltudes
tSmbi6n iur4 4daB y abonaran un dere-
cho 90 $1,000 IOB primerOs y dc S8. 90
Ias gegunuRS, pOT deFeChos de expmen
y hGsnCia. ...
Dichus Aspirante1 preaentRrSn Ger.
hC2ClUnes que RCredltan hAbeP reCibIdo
praCelea de C1rulih MenOr y do Obs
tetElcla en- H sspitRIes 6 al serVlCl0
m6dlCO Particular.
Las BOlioltudes en- blancO podrSn
pedirae q estR SsCretarIa, 10 mismo
que cuA Ia uierR expIiOAoi6n que fueBe
neCeSNria; reiacl0nadG con ulchos exa.
meneR.
EstOs tendrkn lugar el dia 3 de
Ootubre de 1905. DR.. H. Qveve0o
BGe@. SsCretAElV. San FrSnolsCU rs 6
ApArJAdO 7l2. San Juan. 15v. 8.
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Un hlmhTO hORTad0.

Senior Editor. .-sirvasa informar sus leo
torres uue 81 me- esCriben Confidencialmente
tes mandare Dor oorreo en- carta sellad& el
plan que seQufIy DOR eI cual obtuve el resta-
blecimiento permanente y 0ompaOto de mi
saIud vigor yaronil despu6s de amos de su-
frimientoS de debilidad nerviosa, p6rdidaE
nccturnas parties debiles y atrofadas5
mo es mi idea conseguir dinero de nadie;
fui robado estafado por charlatanes, hasta
perder Ia fe del genero humane, pero, graCiag
Dios, estoy ahora bien vigorogoy fuerte, y
con deseo de haoer conoCer todos este reme-
Glio cierto de ourarge.
mo teniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
War g. A. D., no deseo dinsro.
DiEecci6n; e, Brant, Box Delray, Mich,
RE UU.
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Nn,GlnOR eEAERlLg

CoNSEJo "A AS MADRES. ! 81 iarabe calmante
DC IA sehora Winsdw debe usarse sempre ouc los nios
estan en- et periodic de la den c6n Propociona alvo
'"meds&o al pequkno paciente, produce sueno
Sural Tanqulo, 9lia el dolor 81 angelic despera
Suy vlvo alegrs Es muy agradable al paadar, cams
81 no ablanda srs encias aivia sus dolores, hace fa
Giles las nciones del estomago 4egula los inestinos
Es el mejor reled5o conoeido para Ia darrea va pro
Ne1ga Ssa de la denticion de cuRiquiera causa
T5ngase mucho sui ado pediF d "Jarab Calnnants
o. IL SeGors WtnsSw"8 es el msioT de 1o6cS.
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co SIT A S

No son an granO de anfs Ias que aQpf
p8s8n.
Aquf todos tSr0naoS & hscernos c6le
bres. & IRs buenas 6 & Ia6 nRIap.
iApriete usted!
IApriete usted!
iQ46 mucho ssbamOa!
Aquf hay dos RabiOs, uated es uno.
SQai6n es al otrC9
-C0mopGy. no pregunte.
listed es al otr0.
iApriete usted!
Mo ha vioto listed nunca una 0laai-
la EoOstTG90 de hS9a09os? -
La VeFdad 90 que nuncR he viato
esc, Dero debe GER Curioso.
-iUn alma de rodlIlss! ESQ as nm
trOp0. ~
iAbrenunCiol
-OsrAs de las cossa msVaa qua hav
en- San Juan, 90 l0 cOItunohre de noner
apodOs. -
ESQ no debe ser. LSn instituCionea
debsn Fespetarse.
GUARIONEX.
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katrImOnIO On Yauco.
(De maestro cogrespoaasoz.) }

/ wi OS&SOFGOG1OV
StbFe:; s --VenimoG del temple ca
t6licO. dOnds b ICE una hors ee ceIehrf
la union de dos aerea que ge smon
Eils; josef" Caparr6S. E; Enrique
Nlga&'ionl La gantlI parejs gozA de
para rendir culto & estas merac;doS
0impstfss de loB despOgsdos ae rauniS
en- 10 jglsais gran numaro de se n oritoS
damas y OsbRLleros.
Al par de Ia Ceremonia se Dian lac
notss del armenium una duTce MA.
garfa que entoDaban lon i6venag. mars
sOlemnlZarEa. Ell doctor r. feel GsfaII
y ga espoaa fuerOn Los padrinos,
NosOtros "a en- la edgd en- que Tas
liuAlones no prospersn, coDtempIsmoS.
emperO- con exsssis, RqueI Cuaclro an.
csntAdor de 10 supreme feIicidsd. nan
sando que eBta ea efsctiVa en- cuanf0 Al
nombre y Is mpjer concraten aug AM
oicioDes & 10 santidsd del hoear v m
lmor de los hijos. c0nsecuencis natu-
al de Ia union de los sePes. para .oua
q repitsn etsrna inde fiaidRmente a.
20 eEcenas de ventura inefabIe.
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0o GS nd"L uaSlnla - paI@ore en- 10 mas mOder.
~ ~. eSou 1SOaumtO9 - oltan ugtefles en- eli
II ~FS GO go e-taDlecIimlento denominad0
= ~ ".ol oIgS9S M qoe "a sc90a de ingtalaYse ca
49, OS@I NO % Ge u Gale de San Frar.
W"s;sIao NISTGs aIen'e a 's qulncalIa del sefOr
Piuu6B blanCos y de dolores tal. \.
pima. hoIandag, eOtopiIlae! crstonSs ~. "a -
hilO, tela de rosa & irlanda errdo az
sims: t0do pFeciog aumaments 6o;o"
Las telitss de cuatFo , -'oinoS cs1so 49,
Vos dan el 6pio. En Rdornos1n"Ta1 1' n
Gabeza: en- perfumerfs = a caizsdo ~
tiene rival. r - -i-'@A0 uV
A eEl Si0loo pues. ou Wits b.oo
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Hn sst impEentR ss Van6o r9paF IS
paFl6alsa Vlafa { Ra.aa aaiRtai
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AB-lNTESTATO be T,-----'----
DON MATEO LUCRETTy,
Avlso a D os acreedores.

Con obi sto de cump;ir Ia d;.nra.+o
en- eI ArIiculo so de IN Tav 6e P-eo"
dimientos lega,eB eaDeoiaisa ar, I"Ss, S'Jc
el 8 do MGrzo de 1905 vi - - f,S..s: SnG~
dad con el artfculo 81 ie n D,i.noo I1.n! !.
pHeyia orden del Hon :TneZ IA J1Ss pol r.
to de Distsiso de San Jnsn JiOt.S" tS S0r1 r
ola 81 de Agoato tItimo 80 G.SU~ .1;.S ,,cH ..
el preaente 5 Ios screedoros Clo' 80 - pOE
to don Matao Lucbetti nero ~o' o. "D1 LUZ 1n'
aenten sua reciAnacions" - - - HIe pre-
RRespOndientes crmDrobS 'Cs CO.
ramentO. dirig' 6ndoieS { i" ofc;J CsJO 70;
suScTibiente. Situa an al r,;SnlSIlS ~
edlficiO del BSnco TerTito,i. Il IN saH 1.1 osI
ue ests ciudGd. San Juan, Pusrto r..
II. Behn, AdministrartscsrC ,,d;e;1I Ee:I@'s0 90
los bienea do don Mateo IpcSStSi A' 10
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ns in effect on and after December 1890 bewsten an
an Juan, Carolina ArAciho Cammv Apmadia and Pnnce
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D. COLLAZO.
NasVa York. Ssptismbra 2 de 1905.
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La TIEN DITl.....
DEF. ECHEvARR1A
Plaza Principal al IadO del IvnTIsnis,go

EIsct9e para cabaElercs, sefroras "
oaIIs y O4~1,s Se cI' IhsCns' Srtiou loo de duin-
reIiRiosGs y el meior dnIns HIectoS
bar. ''A~' Oh AAI0l-
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-C0ntin1s enfermo levementa. an
ca TeoideuSia de BSyRm6n. 81 sefyoT
DaCl0E BArboas.
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The AffOT0Dy School,

2218 N Charlen ST.. r .It;roor. MI
4 Home ScIoo5 For IT,,lnn TOiE TnJ9a 9a'
e.! i0h year bs gina Sept. 27,h. Write
9Y. Priuoipnl. AVA AVA DIAL
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SaISipuedeS.

Es uno de los sitios MAG poblsdor
deI bsrrio de Puerls de Tierre. -
III msy0r n6mero de aqueIl xeci.
viVir. S "~9u
PerO psrece que 20 todos piensan
ae lgusl mOdo, 8 juzgar por les cue
1"I que senemOs de R'gun0s vecinOg.
Day de todO como en- botfcR.
Dlcen que eB mas f6ciI entrsr Qua
Bsllr en- Salsipuedes.
l(lu6 buen humor!
DeSDu6s de Iag once de Ia nooha bav
go!sSFFlstss , CG9atOTes de Cantn W0oo.
= de c1aatO 5oaado ~
Clertos ciudadsncs que ae oIvidanT
De que 81 a ellOS lea gusts pag0r Ia M.
enc de cI0TO en- clgT0 hay veOino9 nne
mo quleren p0r causa de aou6il0~
paaer I8 nOChe de txr6So en- t,1p,5So
CuandO men0s se peroafRn los VA.
clnos que Ie ssCan al Ouarpo56 los ao0t6,
ge9aOS. enVuelt08 en- una ffisa & ash~ma
tsits de moequiter0, Oyen CantaF aI
son de 70 guitaYra: -
EAnG can las 6ele1,as 1o0aae.
aGt@ can los cWerDOs 6sGenos
AZ sonar de los D0mderos
Z Cd deStGpGT de las 6OteZg0s,1
I egregan los VeGinoa DE- refaPen.
Cls que sunQue son siiarm6HicoSS y |
eaFeopaGltes, pFefeFirfan In pOlicfe 1
Que suspendiera las efuncioneaS TnS
aUf ae dan al aire ibre, Qcns0 nor So
te'seT 0tTO te0tTo. que eB de los swcssoS
CSman por an policfa. pefo 10 0uie.
rem de log que no les 9uRte eccnponey.
lIn9 pa Htfelar' denunCiSr la YerdRd de
os hechos que no estGn en- oFden. = IL
on que puedan entrar y aaIir en- 9zls:.
'atedes' con dSsSnaatlo.
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ators this season. Nearly all OF
that sum goes into machinery.
With each piece Of machinery
coming into the country II means
that just so many men Will be
forced out Of work. The companies
that intend 10 open up new bitches
have practically engaged all OF the
new hands they plan putting on
during the summer.
Where will the 1000 from the
Tanana get off at?
Along with the men who intend
10 seek for gold. or work in the
mines. will be the wandering thugs
and gamblers-men who follow the
honest toilers wherever he goes.
That means trouble for some one.
Those who will have the money af-
ter that army arrives IN Nome will
be the commercial houses. secret
gam bling dens. saloons or, in fact.
any one but the men who are bring
ing Il In. When his money is all
gone, what Is the miner going 70
do7
Where will the food and shelter
for the prospector come from7 And
then there Is the gambler, but last
and by no means the least is the
welfare of the thug to be taken into
consideration.
The Tanana country Ia already
under the ban OF the highway rob
Der. No prospeetor or miner In that
district can with safety travel along
tho creeks with his gold without
fear of being held up and relieved
OF his treasure.
Local men fear that the same
conditions will prevail in the Nome
district when the hard times ar
rive. Another circumstance which
Is pointed cut is the hardship and
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utiss for this duty.
President Berry. 81 the express
driven. failed 20 appear az the APP
pointed conference with the express
managers this afternoon Until he
IL heard from all negotiations are
off II ~ reported ON good author
ity that the express companies are
ntill atlff-nccked and will make abb
aoiutoly no concessions. II this Is
true. there IL little hope Of any set
Element
President Shea went into confer
ence with the joint iumbermen' =
association this afternoon 10 en-
deavor 20 adjust the differences ca
listing between the lumber dealers
and the teRmhterg.
Judge kohlEaAt. In the federal
court this afternoon. cited a. labor
men 10 appear and tell Why they
refused 60 answer questions In the
hearing on injunctioual cases.
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what will become OF the men at
Nome Is a question The lurid re-
ports OF the wonderful wealth of the
Tanana country has drawn pros
pectors and mining men from all
parts OF Alaska to the Fairbanks
district Like an army OF ants the
tramp prospectors have been wan
dering all over the country. enticed
by tho bill posters" sent out by
the trading houses Of the new Ell
dorado 90.
That Nome Is not a poor mans
country is evlnced by the reports
which have been received from
there during the past few days.
The men In the TanRna country.
however. have TO do something.
They are going 10 Monet II has
been pointed out upon excellent au-
thority that but little more than
si.500000 viii be expended In the
Nome districts by the large oper-
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PEACE is
FAR OFF!
CHICAGO EMPRESS COMPANIES
ERs--usloss STAND AND WILL STAY OUT --t

CHICAGO. May s.-Teamsters
employed b Is lumber firms struck
this morning. making the prospects
Of a settlement more remote than
ever.
At 80 this morning n conference
WAS called in the office Of Attor-
neg Mayer for the purpose Of find
lnE some solution, ~ possible. 20
the problem involved In the a',i-
tude Of the express companies to-
wards their tsamsters on strike
The companies have maintained
that thsy could not take the men
back @ho had violated their con
tracts with them.
Unless some provision IL made
FOR the express drivers the unions
claim they viii make no settlement
Of the strike.
At the conclusion - the confer
snes Mayer Dunno announced that
the expfees COMPANIES we're Htiii un-
willing - grant concessions. An
other nesting has been arranged for
this afternoon when President Bar
~. Of the express drivers. the eN-
urrss Managers and the aiderula mic
committee vii make q final effort
u get together. Mayor Dunno.
chief q Police o.Nen and the sher-
If held a uunfersnce this morning
on the strike situation. They dscid-
Cd 60 seua q large force - police
deputies 70 the lumber district.
here several hundred men went on
strike THE morning Sheriff Bar
ret vii swear IN 800 additional dep
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There will be 1000 idle men at
Nome this season.
Three thousand prospeetors, bust
ness men. miners and lsborers are
nov at Fairbanks awaiting the
opening Of tho river 10 return to
the Nome district Unable 10 got
work or fluid the yellow metal In
the Tanrna country these men. like
a herd OF sheep. will flock TO the
BerinR sea gold fields to seek work
Walter King. Of Dawson. who has
been travelling through the Tanana
district. in a letter 20 The Star
SAYS that thene Is an army OF men
fully 1000 strong "whip-sawing
timber with which 20 make small
boats 10 transport their outfits from
the Tanana to St Miohaels In his
letter Mr. King states that many Of
these men will have but little more
than enough money TO pay for their
passage from st. Mlehaela 10 Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

PARIS. May IA report was
circulated here TO the effect that
Information was received by the adj
miralty from Saigon that Admiral
Roiestvensky Is dead
The report IL to the effect that
advlces were received BY a well
known firm Of French bankers from
their confidential agent at ST.
Petersburg, stating that Admiral
RoIestvenaky died Of dyaentery and
that Admiral Nsbagoioff has as
summed the command Of the entire
fleet
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IN SESSION

SALT LAKE CITY. May "a
Friction as to the votes each dele
gate r. entitled 20 cast prevented
the convention Of the Western Fed
Grafton OF Miners from getting
down 70 business today. The morn
Ing session was characterized by
speeches showing discomfort among
the delegates Reports and appoint
ment of committees are expected
tomorrow.
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Frank sirandbringer. two union
men. who claim 10 have been mis-
treated by two deputies Monday
morning In a manner that would
have driven any but union men
pledged 70 keep out Of trouble 10
fight
The two men we're returning at
1 o'clock In the morning from q
German picnic at 0ermania park.
Only one Of them could speak Eng
lish AZ they passed by the resi-
dence Of Mayor Miller. who IL also
superintendent OF the Rainier
brewery. two deputies stepped out
Of the darkness and demanded TO
know who the men were and where
they were going.
The astonished strikers did their
best TO make satisfactory explana-
tions. II is claimed. but they were
summariiy ordered 10 shut up"
and hustled of 90 a Georgetown sa-
loon. There. fortunately. the two
men were identified by Nate Nc
Matt. a well known business man.
when the complaint was read IN
the council Monday night there
came pretty nearly being a scene.
Mayor Miller was about to jump TO
his feet. but restrained himself. and
the petition was referred to the po-
lice committee.
One Of the councilmen states
that the reason for searching the
men Is that at the time OF the last
strike union men threatened to
blow up the residences of strike
breakers. The union men claim.
however, that there has been no
cause for apprehension during the
present trouble.
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SMITH &c rs
10 YEARS

SAN FRANCISCO. May o. ID
ward Smith. san Fraueiseoa de-
fnulting tax collector today entered
a plea Of guilty 10 the indictment
charging him with embezzlement or
$4,000. lie was sentenced 70 10
years imprisonment In the peniten-
tihry.
lie also entered a plea Of guilty to
the indictment charging the embez-
element Of $4,000. on which he was
also sentenced "a 10 years. but. as
both sentences VIII run concurrent
~ the actual time he Will have TO
serve viii be six years and four
months, allowing for good behavior
Smiths total populations we're
100000.
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MUST BOW
TO PUBLIC

WASHINGTON. May 23.-Ths
senate committee on interstate COM
merce closed It's hearing on the rate
question today.
President Spencer. OF the South
ern railway. this afternoon made the
surprising declaration before the
committee that the railroads even
tually will have 20 adopt the policy
that the public demands He said
the railroads did not oppose regula-
ton. but merely resisted attempts
20 enact legislation that would de-
prive them OF resort to courts.
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APPROVED
TERMINUS

VICTORIA. B. c. May IA
special dispatch from Ottawa
states that the minister Of railways
has approved the selection OF the
terminus Tor the Grand Trunk Pa
eifie at Kalen island. about 10
miles southwest OF Port Simpson.
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Nome Threatened With
a Siege of Suffering

suffering which will ensue as the
result OF hundreds Of men being un-
able 10 earn enough money to pay
their passage out OF Nome In the
fall Men can not live on fresh air.
There will be no means whereby
they can earn money during the
winter II is predicted that II the
men from the Tanana carry out
their intention OF going TO Nome.
that district will be the scene OF
suffering unparalleled in the history
OF Alaska and almost beyond COM
prehension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23
MIL SUE
GMAW

NASHVILLE. Ky. May 2a.-Five
suits we're filed against the stand
ard OIL company for selling oil
without a license In this county.
The penalty OF each otfensc is
81. 600
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'lFFERsoN ARRIVES

H. steamer Jefferson. 81 the
-. o'ea mship company. arrived
49, a'neaatern Alaska Tuesday
t.,.s' The vessel brought 30
A. s and q cargo o. fresh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

TOXIC. May 23.-Gcn. oyama
reports that tho Russian cavalry
which det0ured towards Fzkomen
from the right bank Of the Lao
river. was frequently defeated by
the japanese rear guard. The Rus
sian force reiterated north IN dis
order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

THREE THOUSAND MEN WILL DESERT FAIRBANKS AND RE
TURN NOME IN WHICH CITY THERE ARE ALREADY
1000 Un1mpLoYED-mETRoP POLLS FACES DANGEROUS
CRISIS
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Secret agents OF the Seattle Brew
Ing q Mailing company and the
Citizens alliance aud deputy sher-
IFS employed BY the company are
deliberately working 10 ineite riots
in peaeeable Georgetown. headquar-
tera for the striking brewery men.
and to provoke the union tollera to
acts Of violence.
They are following the strikers
around like bloodhounda. vainly
seeking for an opportunity to fan
a fight and make arrests. The dep
uty aherlffs. their Jobs in danger.
are trying to earn their salaries.
Such At least are the allegations
made BY the leaders Of the brew
cry strike. who filed a sensational
protest against the alleged tactics
that are being used against them
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THE TOWN OF WHITEHOR Sc NEARLY
WIPED OF MAP BY CONFEDERATION
Sensational Charges
by Striking Brewers

Union ACCUSE BREWERY OWNERS or DELIBERATELY
ATTEMPTING TO lHciTE RIOTS THROUGH SECRET AGENTS
FILE COMPLAINTS AT GEORGETOWN COUNCIL MEETING
TWO STRIKERS ARRESTED WITHOUT REASON
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ST. PETERSBURG, May 23.-A
dispatch from the front states that
General Kaulbars. commander Of
the second Manchurian army. will
return To Russia.
II IL announced today that Ad-
mlral parenRet has been appointed
70 command the fourth Baltic fleet.
which IL under orders 10 sail for
the far east June IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23
Report Reaches Seattle That Entire
Business District Is Laid in Ashes BY
Fire Of Unknown Origin==The Loss
Will Reach 100000

s.v, reached Seattle Tuesday
:. q, The total destruction BY
:, ., ~ business district Of the
sn ., white Horse. Yukon ter
$50.
n. fire started At an early hour
nwaay norning and vas soon be-
r.s SatrOl. the voluntary fire de-
unnsni selnE entirely unable to
~ ne sweep Of the conflasra-
- sstl !, had burned itself out
nw or aK hotels we're laid In
As AAlf a dozen stores. the local
nasA q the Canadian Bank OF
anasrrs. TIE railroad depot and a
sas residences were all destroyed.
NJ ,azsc Of the fire is unknown.
n ls viii reach 100000. There
4 % Insurance.
NJ huIdlnEs destroyed so far as
smsu now are the following:
hasouvsr hotel. run by p. J.
H6ss Merchants hotel. }. b. Me
zaAa, proprietor: Windsor. three
nsJ ssrurturs and finest In white
zsR. Jackson q Johnson. proprie-
~ Regina hotel. Johnson 4
aason. propristors: Commercial
isia Peter Riehan. proprietor.
ne depot is located at the end
I Nan street. which IS the main
azuashfre Of the city. Ranged
lns the street from the depot are
y rosss Of whitney q Co. Cap
Al Martin. Arctic restaurant. La
n. drug store. DIT Nicholson's
tzs store. Havre cafe and scflrt's
-.4u2nn<zxD
Kxt They are In ruins
ne most serious aspect OF the
hFs hea 10 the destruction 81 large
Faaiifiss OF provisions not only
lassaagy for supplying the town o.
Mis Horse itself. but for the sur
nadins mining camps which de-
~ eniirsly upon white Horse
isrs i0f their supplies
oEsag 10 the meager Information
4 hard no steps FOR relieving the
siatfeds o. sufferers ia the stfick-
2 iown have been taken yet.
aeaEh IN case OF the most urgent
I'D AZ vii probably BE- forth
n1lng from skagwny. The southern
sfninai Of the White Pass a Yu-
70 road. about ~ miles away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

Meme Is facing crisis 1000 idle its
preeines harbor additional army Of 5000
ployed waiting Fairbanks for the OF the
river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

ALBANY, N. ". May 23.--Doug-
las Robinson, brother-in-law of
President Roosevelt, has been APP
pointed receiver for the defunct
New York Trust company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23
ROJESTVENSKY
REPORTED DEAD
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL HAVE succums1o TO RAvAeEs
OF DREAD DISQUALIFICATION or Russr,u FLEET uN
KNOWN

The report created a sensation
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

. ne offices Of the White Pass
iskon railway u was stated that
: ~ vas necessary special trains
a. - oe Fun 70 White Horse from
:. ilsFs are plenty o. empty cab
-. =, = me outskirts Of the town.
=, ~ o '. o. the railroads offciala.
r ~ ne barracks Of the Northwest
ss -. police are a half mile
=. - own. There are also a num-
~. = underground warehouses. 20
~, ~ danger of Immediate dis