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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
CLAIMS FOOD
WAS SLIM

Abe Richardson. 3. = fugitive from
the Children Home. st North Ninth
sud McGrnw. was picked up BY Pa
treiman Hardin on Last Madison on
Tuesday afternoon. booked At the
police station and afterwards turned
ever TO the maifon Of the hotue.
Into the ears Of the sympathetic
pHtrolmau the younkRter poured a
tale II woe
They don't give un but a cup Of
mlik and few slices Of bread each
day. - a lot Of ua follern Just cut
an run. Amt going 10 be
starved said he
The police are niiii looking for Joe
smith. 10. another deserted from the
gfphauaEe. 40 less than eight
tfoants from the home in the past
month have been picked ur. and the
boys story is given some eousldsra.
tinn. - the truants tell practically
the same tale.
When questioned about The diet
a. the home. the matron asked that
The Star send a man "a inspect the
meals for himself and denied the
charges made hy the boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
S0L0NS TRIED
TO FIGHT

President GIL and Councilman
Daulton almost came 20 blows at the
meeting Of the council on Tuesday
night both men being led off by
friends 70 prevent an encounter.
Dauiton made the remark. which
was certainly not far from tho
truth. that because o. incessant
racket he could not hear what was
going on in the council chamber
half the time. GIL resented 81. and
replied that II Daulton was mora
regular In attending the sessions no
would know more about what was
going on which was also not far
from authenticity. The truth hurt.
and when naulton is alleged 10 have
called GIN bad name. the latter
was ready TO fight
There was nothing TO H." said
Gill on Wednesday morning. after a
cool nights sleep. Il told Daulton
that he did not attend council meet
ings as often as he should. and he
did not like Il. That was all"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
A LEGAL
SCANDAL

NY but one Thomas u. raEe
bhfrlster r. angry
Likewise John = Humphrics. Of
same profession
Also George n cole. also % the
same cult
The three disciples 81 Blackstone
were the attorneys Of kate Rock
WELL who recently filed suit against
Alex paniaRea. the ten-eeut vaudc-
vile impresaarin. ehafKtnE him with
breach % promise and wanting izs.-
Geo.
Mssms Page. fIuuuhfies and cole
had visions of big. TAT fees g. be
paid for out Of the many little sill
yer dimes that pour into the Pam
tsEes Golfers
stick to It. Kate. said Tom
you'll win out IN a walk
'Betcherllf.. replied Katherine
Imagine the disgust Of the three
eoun2clors when they learned few
days ago that FanfaEss had quietly
settled with the plaintiff FOR a mod
est consideration. that said piainiifi
had as quietly clipped cut % the
state Tor parts unknown.
Nov PAGE Is ehoiefie and wants
revenge lie has charged Pantage' 8
attorneys with being responsible
Tor tire peace treaty and iutlmaica
that they represented the Rockwell
woman a. sell a. the theatrical
magnate. which Il uuprufsaalonAI
adm Open 10 punishment b dlahar.
ment
Therefore Page. on Wednesday az
ternoon. served papers In the caar
charging COLLISION between Aftor-
neyH Joha = Ryan and Harrison
nustwick. for PantaKea. and the
Rockwell woman. and asking the
court 10 dismiss the action BY which
tho show man aud the woman
patched up their differences
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
5000 PEOPLE
KILLED

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept s.-Rc-
voting Armenians and Tartars are
ovcrrunlng all provinces in the eau
casus mountains leaving a train OF
devastation aud murder everywhere
they 80. and troops seem powcrless
Co stop them.
II b. reported from Tinis that at
least 5000 people have been MUIR
dcred and the casualties are in
crsasinE every day, Wild Tartar
bands are securing the country.
numbering aud piliaRinR farmers.
aud famine is adding its horrors to
the situation.
The city Of HAIKU IS being fired I'm
every quarter. aud armed rioters
yesterday attacked the oil wells In
BuiRkhan. forcing The soldiers to
flee The torch vas then applied 20
the huge oil tanks. and they have
been burning throughout the night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
Kaiser's Cruiser Now
In Seattle HarbOr

Seine Maiestat Schltfe Fake
has arrived ia Seattle harbor on
her visiting tour of the United
States. and Will remain here until
Saturday night. she was at the
Puget Sound navy yard Tuesday.
and came over from Bremertou
early "Wednesday morning
While In Seattle the officers Of
the cruiser will be made welcome by
local Germans Plans have been
made % hold a reception for the
officers at the Madison park pa
yiilon Thursday night. and Captain
Rehnke. Of the boat. has agreed 20
be there with his officers. G. l.
Taenzer t. in charge Of the arrange
ment committee for the Seattle
Germans. and states that he hopes
70 see many Americans AZ we'll as
Germans at the reception. In order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
HOO HOOS
ARE HERE

A special train Of five coaches
bearing $50 visiting Hoo Hoo Lum-
bermen OF the east. arrived az the
union depot at Il 30 o'clock Wei
nesday amidst the widest hoo
hoOiug' ever heard In this city.
They are on their way To the big
annual COMMUNICATION 20 be held
AZ Portland Saturday. September ..
where they will spend five days In
teeinE the sights.
Immediately after their arrival
they we're taken 70 the Butler hotel
for lunch. where they snapped
stories o. numbering experiences in
Canada and the south with the 10
cal reception committee. who we're
not AZ loss to tell a bigger one.
~ o'clock the Hoo Hoos aud
their families took Madison street
cars for Lake Washington. where
specially chartered steamers were
waiting 10 take them To Madronn
park. After a short stay at the
park they boarded Seeing Seattle
cars and took an extended trolly
ride through the residence and bust
ness sections Of the city. short stops
being made at Moran Bros. ship
yards 10 see the battleehip Nebraska.
and other places Of interest.
a banquet will be given In their
honor at the Washington hotel
Wednesday night. after which they
take the train for Tacoma. where
they will stop off five hours. Tho
proposed visit 10 a logging camp
while visiting at Tacoma. was diss-
pensed with on account OF lack OF
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
c0LR7 NOTES

Dr. W. J. Kelly. charged with
praeticinK medicine without a IL
eeuse. Is being tried before Judge
Griffin by a jury.
I.issa Smith has brought suit for
divorce against Richard Smith,
charging neglect and failure 70 pro-
vide.
Mary Weed was on Wednesday
granted a decree Of divorce from
David Weed on the ground OF non
support and abandonment.
Fred Dom0uey has been granted
a decree Of divorce against Mary
Domouey on the ground Of abandon
meut.
Florence Covert WIS given q de-.
cree of divorce from Floyd caNsf.
on tbs ground OF cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
BOZ IS STABBED

The is-year-eid son OF Mrs j.
Forest. Of 2gt5 Emerson. lies az his
home with two dangerous knife
wounds IN his back. as a result o. n
fight with a crowd Of boys last Sun
day az the brewery ut Interplay. II
IL not fully known how the wounds
were received. The hoy himself says
he does not know. The facts Ga the
case were not made known to the
police until Tuesday. In the hope
that the guilty boys would be cap
tured.
Airs. Forest said that her son was
with crowd of boys al the brewery
last Sunday. a quarrel arose. and
during the fight her son was stab
bed iu the back with a pockctknife.
The condition Of the boy Is very Sc
rious and he may die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

to give the officers a taste Of gen.
niue Seattle hospitality.
Saturday afternoon has been an
nuuneed by the captain as visiting
day. az which time Seattle people
viii have an opportunity 70 Fint
the boat.
The Fake II one Of tho kaiser's
cruisers. and has been engaged for
some months on a visiting tour OF
the principal ports on the west
coast OF North America. both
American and Canadian. She vas
IN Alaska. and visited skaKway.
juneau sltka and other eitieaa. and
coming down the coast she visited
Vancouver. Victoria and the Esqui-
mault navy yard While on the
sound Tacoma and Olympia vii
be visited. and she viii Their 60 10
Portland and other southern cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
CHAMBER SORE
AT UNCLE SAM

AZ meeting Of the Chamber OF
Commerce Wednesday afternoon the
chamber recommended that water
reservoir be erected at Fort Law
ton
In this connection the chamber
took occasion 10 pay ia respects
60 Uncle sam for tho disregard he
old gentleman Al Washington in
showing toward Seattle
We give the government every
thlnE IL asks fer and SET nothing
In return. remarked one 81 tho
members
Miss Marion n. uakfer laid be-
fore the body her ans for raising
funds for the Emergency hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
TAGGAR7
SCANDAL

WOOSTER. Ohio. Sept. s.-PFi-
vate Detective Fred Dow. who
claims to have obtained the conf
denee Of Billy TaEzart and Sc
cured what he terms a confession. .
testified this morning. lie says
BILLY. showed him a bunch Of let
tiers aud said they we're from hts
sweetheart" and would be her
death warrant II anybody saw them.
Publishers announce that a novel
for cheap circulation will be written
with Mrs. Taggart as the heroine
and the events revealed Ia the trial
az the subject matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
Wealthy American LOST i'm Paris

BOSTON, Sept e.-Enoch Emery.
a wealthy American doing business
In Siberia. has mysteriouaiy disap-
pearcd from Paris. and one OF the
nhrewdest detectives In all England
has been employed 10 locate him.
That r. the meat Of a cable dis
patch received b. Mayor Collins
from Cousul-General Wynne. at
London. Emery. the dispatch goes
on TO state. has a brother. Charles
Emery. living In the ueighborh0od
OF Cape Cod. aud II Is through the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
MISSING BOYS
RETURN HOME

Noble Erch and his brother. who
we're supposed TO have been drown
ed and Who have been missing from
home for number OF days have re-
turned.
The two BOYS returned To- their
home Tuesday evening after having
been away for two days They had
been visitiug with John Jacobson.
who has camp on the sound. They
went out in boat on Monday and
nothing was seen or heard Of them
until Tuesday evening
A rowboat fuil OF water was found
Tuesday afternoon. and IL was
thought that the boat was the one
In which The boys had gone out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
0USTED OFFICIALS WON'T vAGATE
AND OUTBREAK is LOOKED FOR

ALBUQUERQUE. n ~ Sept. e.
Matters have reached crisis as the
result OF the removal by Governor
Otero OF County Treasurer II. A..
Hubbell Sheriff r s Hubbell mud
County superintendent Vigil. and
The appointment If Perfecto Armijo
as sheriff Iuata X ArmlI0 as trcaG-
urer and r. y. stroup az county
school superintendent The ousted
officials absolutely refused 10 va
cate Today Judge Abbott. district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
Small Boy, Flour
Sack, Two Cops;
ResuIi---Two
Prisoners

A small boy With Sherlock
Holmes instincts proved the Wat
urioo % iNo alleged Nucakihieyes
Tuesday night
John EihridEe aud James, Lace
are Aaid 20 have carried away a
sack u flour from store on First.
The pfoptietot'a boy chased after
them. picking up Patrolmen Carl
son and RYAN on the route.
As a rssHlt the tao men are uu-
der arrest
One 81 the prisoners remarken
previous q ais arrest that he would
never be taken To the station alive.
lie Il atill living. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
SUES S. !. COMPANY

Mrs Luclla 1ngoid, for her two
minor children. brought suit I'm the
superior court on Wednesday against
the Seattle Transfer company Tor
$4,000 damages alleged 70 have
been suffered through the death Of
David lngold, father Of the children.
David ingold, the complaint states.
was an cmployc Of the defendant
and. while running a defective clo-
vator fell down an elevator shaft
and suffered injuries from which he
died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
New Benedict Shows LOfhariO
From Frozen North, the Ropes

Avery happy aud handsome young
man with earnatiou ia his button
hole. was piioted up 70 cupid Han
mas marriage license window ln the
county auditors office on Wednes-
day morning y Charles Smith. the
genial cigar man Of Battersby A
Smith
Brace up now. Weaaoni" said
Charlie. who has been married him-
self and knows that getting licenses
IN easy Just tfot right ~ ana put
your John Hancock down in this
big book"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
FLIES IN AiRShP

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept. e..-Roy
Knabenshue made successful
flight In his airship this morning
The alrship responded to the helm
very we'll There was considerable
trouble with the machinery.
The city OF Seattle must pungle
out si.226l4 and costs. Judge
Norris so decided "Wednesday morn
ing, when he awarded Walter G..
Bradford that sum on account OF
old warrants for contract labor
which had been rejected by the city
council. The judgment was taken
by default.
Clyde Usher. driver. Is charged
Ia the superior court with stealing
$50 from the Fulton market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
DIAMONDS STOLEN

The ieNeifY store % Jacob "
Coidateiu. 1l02 Second. was robbed
Tuesday Night Of q tray fiIsd With
diamond rings
The ruhher broke a pane ~ glass.
clipped bis arm through the opening
and made away ~tth - rings. two
OF which ssrr found on uhe sidewalk
while the tray vas discovered Ia an
alley in the rear OF the Holmes Fur.
utturn company
The rings we're valued AZ as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
CALLED HER THIEF

Louanda Foss and ]. II. Foss are
the principals in a sensational d.
voice suit that will be thrashed out
In the courts in a few days.
Fosa claims that his wife goes
through his pockets and takes his
money.
Louanda denies the charge and IS
now suing for divorce on the
grounds that he has repeatedly
called her a thief and. furthermore.
threatened 10 have her arrested for
grand larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

WASHINGTON. Sept. lit Is an
nounced At the state department
that the government will not give
up the Russian ships interned at
American ports until the treaty OF
peace has been ratified by the Rus
sian and japanese governments and
until RUSSIA makes a formal re-
quest for the vessels No official
notification has been received by
the state department that the war
is over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept 1.-THE
morning session ~ the Letter Car
riers' convention ended I'm a wran-
gle over the report Of Chairman
Goodwin. Of the Retirement aaaocia-
ton committee. who recommended
an Increase IN insurance rates.
which was strenuoussly opposed
Secretary Canfwoll'a report showed
tho organization IL flouriahing. with
q haianro % $4,000 on hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

court approved the bond and rec
ngnized the governors commission
appointing the new sheriff Att0r-
neyB for Hubbell brought a writ Of
mandamus 10 compel the clerk to
recognize Hubbeli. who refused 70
turn over the office or Jail II Is
rumQred that tine new sheriff will
ATTEMPT 10 take office b. force Of
arms Both sides have immense
f0liowinga and an outbreak ls
feared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

publication Of the dispatch in the
newspapers that the London officer
hopes TO be placed In communlca~
fion with him.
The missing Emery Is reported to
be a millionaire. having vast bust
ness interests in Siberia, where his
great fortune II said 10 have been
accumulated. Business took him to
Paris. There he remained long
enough with friend named Thomp-
Ton 10 be identified and recognized
RK a man of means
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

The young man was Weason
Noaher. who had come al the way
down from the frozen north TO get
hlH bride. and he says he IL going
20 take her back with him. The
young Lady IL Miss Daisy sfetson,
and the wedding wili take place on
Wednesday afternoon. n the bride
groom can persuade the bride to
such haste.
furnish the cigars.
Mosher has large holdings in
Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
LOVERS FALL To
DEATH FROM AUTO

PHILADELPHIA. Sept while
on route from Atlantic city 10 Phil
ndelphla yesterday IN an automobile.
NELL Wolfe. secretary and treasurer
OF an automobile company Of this
city. and Miss Marie Hamill, his
fiancee and daughter Of wealthy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
W TES hEPHEW
kHLS GIRL

MOSCOW. Sept. "a nephew of
Mime. Witte. wife OF the Russian en-
voy, today shot a girl ana commits
ted suicide.
MOSCOW. Sept. 6--Mme. Whites
nephew is named khotinsky and is
a member of the dragons. -Four of
his brothers died under similar cir
cumstances. The girl was instantly
killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

Germantown manufacturer. we're
thrown from an automobile on
bridge over the West Jersey q Sea-
shore railroad near Atoo. ~ J.. and
fell 30 feet to the track below. Miss
Hamill was almost instantly killed,
and SIR Wolfe died soon after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

MAYinE 40 rInnT.

= MAYtBE 40 FIGHT :
a San ttANClsco. sept {. /.
q rp toA ts hour this morning =
q the bfilfANeison referee sltua. =
= ton Vas Unchanged. Manager /.
. Nolsu. for Nelson. continues .
q 20 stand pat and nothing has :
. been heard from Jeffrisa. but :
. naw that Il n seen he j. not /.
= wanted. . refusal 10 act Is 81. q
pecied from him Britt aaya =
q that Il Nili be Isffr.ca or no. .
. body. aud many are now IN. .
q ella~d 90. the belief that there =
= wili be no fiEht Saturday. .
" va Nauxhion. in an ar .
e tlsle Tbs morning. denounesa =
= Nolan FOE the attitude assumed .
= b. him. and declares that Mel. .
= son Il showing "yeliaw >
= streak and wants 10 get out /.
= Of The nfht Tho odds con |.
q Time ~ % 90 Britt. Sport =
= ms men from all over the init. q
q Fl fsHtes are beginning 60 ar /.
. tive. .
JEFFRIEs STANDS PAT. /.
. Los ANGELES. sept e..
q teffFife stated this morning .
q that tbs attitude % Nelaon on /.
. The referee question viii male e
. no difestncg ><1nsfding bis In. .
. tenlioa 70 sslkfee ths fight. lie .
. VII start for San Francisco /.
. fhufeday morning. He said.
. ! have agreed 10 referee. ard /.
= all keep fhg word. There Is =
= too much rsoncy Involved 20 =
= call the fleht or nov.
Tu6s ANGELES. Sept e. :
: Eddie 1aniou. who won from =
= Willie fitzgerald here last =
night on foul. says he will /.
. take Nelson's place in the .
rims wlth Britt Saturday. Han .
lon II ~ good shape and .
= weighs exactly ia1. lie will q
. start for San Francisco =
. Thursday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept g. Mar
ion u. HIggaa. co-defeudant with
Congressman Williamson In the
land fraud trial. was taken serious
" III this morning and the trial
was postponed until tomorrow.
Eleven iurymen were selected This
may result 10 a separate trial for
Biggss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

lie visited Harvard this morning.
where he graduated from the law
school. ma took dinner at the Co.
iouial olua He does not deny that
a iarEe faction in Japan is aiapieas-
ed with he ENJOYS for making peaev
uron the terms granted to Russia,
but declared that he did the best
foe the country ana says Il f. Inn
possible 60 have ara uprising
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
H0LD-UP

c. A. Griffin. sl7 Maynard. was
held mp by an unknown man lato
Tuesday night and robbed OF Si235.
GtIffiu can give no description OF
the gtlss up artist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
mt KNOW cHURC
WAS LOST.

. OLYMPIA. Sept 6-Thura- ,
3 ton county presented the 4
\ Prosbytefians OF Teulno with I
= a church today. The church {.
= people had been occupying the I,
= church edifice for many years. 4
= not knowing that II was not 4
\ owned BY the congregation. 4
b Some years ago. through err Z
, rur the property was placed 4
= on the tai rolls. although 4
b church property II exempt by 4
b law The tar was not paid. 4
h and later the county. In a 4
\ blanket suit. foreelosed the tax 4
= iein and took over the prop 4
= erty. The other day the dis 4
> coyery vas made that Il was 4
\ church property. Prosecuting 4
\ Attorney AllinE. who used 90 I,
\ be a preacher. did the grace 4
\ fni. and. with the consent Of 4
n the county commissioners Of 4
b fered a decree in the superior 4
y court which Judge Lam signed 4
> caneeiing the decree 81 tax 4
\ foreclosure and restoring the 4
y church 20 the congregation 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

PARIS. Tex. Sept. s-Haif Of
Wolf city. 40 miles south Of here.
with $1,000 inhabitants. vas de-
stroyed by fire this morning. The
loss ls si90,00e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

= ST. PETERSBURG. Sept S. ,
3 General Lincviteh reports 70 ,
> the emperor September I thai ,
= tho japanese started to al /,
\ vance along the Mandarin I
= road. but retired when they !,
= met the Russian artillery fire. /,
= He also reported an offensive /,
= movement by the japanese on 4
. September q The result Is I
. not announced 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
HUNTS NEWS IN AUTO.

\ OLYMPIA. Sept, 6.-The cap
= Ital City has all up-to- date
4 improvements. including a
= newspaper reporter who makes i
4 his rounds IN an automobile.
4 Although the news section OF ,
4 the city n within four blocks
4 square. r. @. Calvert. who has
4 recently invested In a fine mo- /
= tor carriage. does his daily
= rounds from state house to po-
4 lice court. from morgue TO land /
= office. In his speedy "bibbIe. !
4 sssllvert Ii tho representative
. here Of the Tacoma Ledger and
= other papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
JAPANESE In
Open REv0LT

INcENsEo AT MANNER IN WHICH ENJOYS BACKED DOWN IN
j. DEMANDS, MIKAoos SUBJECTS RIOT AND DEMAND Tas
RESIGNATION OF THE COVE RNmUNr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

BIRMINGHAM. Ems SEPT. A.
The Post Says that. as a sequel 20
the peace treaty the American and
British governments. upon the inie
tlatiNe ~ America. vii iaY before
the Chinese and 1apanear govern
ments suggestions for better reEu-
lafien 81 American and british eam-
tnerce IN China. especially Ia Man
ehufia and Korea. They won't wait
upon the other powers Tor action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

TOXIC. Sept. 6.-The official :
report announces the complete :
/ aud crushing defeat 81 the =
remnant u the Russian forees :
! after tiye hours nshting sc =
! Salhatu, on the west coast IT :
/ ssEbahn. Oue hundred and =
thirty Russians were KILLED =
The Japanese losscs were =
! slight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
RAID POKER GAME

The Saratoga Billiard parlors, on
Third near Union, We're rnided ON
Tuesday night by the police. who
seized the paraphernalia Of poker
game and arrested W. +. Collins.
who conducted the game together
with George Ridge. laundry driver,
and w. n. Wright. Insurance agent,
who were found In the place. The
men said they were simply playing
a friendly game Of poker Collins
gave his namo at the station us
Fred johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

BOSTON. SEPT IN Whites
special train STOPPED here. en- route
10 Seu York. The envoy visited
Harvard and said he Vas delighted
With Amcrisa and is people and
wished he could stay longer.