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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-04-14
BaIdwinsville, N. Y.

The local market remains quiet with
but little tobacco now remaining in the
growers hands. A. Aeinke was in Ohio
last week making purchases, the tobacco
being shipped here for handling and ar
irving here Wednesday.-Gazett
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-04-14
NEW YORK, April 5, 1905.

The situation in domestic tobacco has
undergone little change. The buying of
the new crop in all sections keeps stead
ily on, and it looks as if the balance of
the crop will be lifted at comparatively
high prices There is no doubt that the
scarcity of filters will make itself felt,
and the quantity of the 1904 crop suit
able for this purpose appears hardly
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-04-14
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.
EDGERToN, WIS, April Ia, 1905

EDGKRTON, WIS.,, April Ii, ISU0.
The work of gathering in the remnants
OF last seasons tobacco crop is still 60
ing forward in many of the country dis
tricts. though the volume of trading is
continually dropping off owing to the
scarcity of unsold lots The movement
seems destined to continue so long as
anything to trade in can be found in
growers hands, though the end of the
buying season cannot be so far distant
either. While many of recent transac-
tions are of low grades on an export
basis, the following shows the trend of
prices:
A. 0. Rorge, 35cs at S&3c asst.
+ Aug. Waltor, 18cs at 8S3c asst.
B. Sandy, IA at 8c.asst.
Hans Sperle, 2Ocs 'O3 at 61ac.
81. S. Aaker, 15cs '03 at &c.
Ole Void, 5a at &c bl.
81. E. Nichols, Ga at 411sc bl.
Old leaf is receiving the usual atten-
ton and anything of binder nature is
in good demand. Mcintosh Bros. report
the sale of 164cs of 'O3, and some export
has also found an outlet during the
week.
About all the tobacco bought under
contract has been delivered. A few of
the packing houses are about through
with the seasons handling, the United
Cigar Manufacturers having closed their
warehouse in this market this week.
Others have work in sight for some time
yet. Seed beds are being ,sown quite
generally and the white canvas cover.
erings dot the fields of the growing Sec
tions. ~ ~
The shipments out OF storage reach IL
car loads, sizes, for the week to all
points from this market. aszz..ss
JANEsvILLE, WIS.,, Apr. II. 1904.
Shipping of leaf tobacco from this
market during the past week was very
light. Receiving of new goods was the
most in evidence, but this part of the
business is fast in the wane. There
now remains but few good crops in the
hands of the growers and not in many
seasons has the tobacco crop been so
closely cleaned up both in the warehouse
and in the field as has it been this year,
said prominent dealer here this week.
The shipments in old leaf are slow, be-
ing made by j. A. Ryan of 2 cars of low
grade to Pittsburg people; Rumrill sells
143 boxes of 1902; M. r. Green shipped
six cars 1903, buys car of old leaf com
posed of 1897 to 1901. S. Grundy re-
ceived at Sun Prairie Monday and Tues
day.
J. B. Dearborn, dealer in leaf tobac-
co in this city for number of years. has
sold out his stock to local dealers and
intends soon to make tour of inspec-
tion of Oklahoma land with view of To-
eating there. @ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
The MARKETS

Ryan q Newton. commission mer-
chants on Western avenue. state
this morning that tho first eansign-
ment % Honolulu bananas that ever
reached Seattle direct from that
place arrived this morning and were
put on the market az $3.50 and $500
per bunch. This first consignment
WAS shipped 20 Ryan a Newton ex-
eluEively and they feel highly elat-
eed over the fact. There are a few
OF these bananas placed on the mar
ket every winter They are Rener-
ally shipped from san Francisco.
Several ears Of apples and po-
atocs arrived this morning from
Yakima. The hauling Of potatoes
and apples In the Yakima country
has been bad for some time. owing
TO the condition OF the roads and
the shipping has not been as large
as II might be otherwise. Farmers
In that country positively refused 10
try to get their produce 70 place OF
shipping and. now that the roads
are In n better condition, there will
be plenty Of spuds on the market.
A car Of fancy bananas arrived
late Saturday afternoon and are Eo-
ing fast this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
WILL INCREASE
BANK ROOMS

The Northwest Trust and Savings
company ~ planning 10 extend It's
present quarters Co First avenue.
hr. sherlock president OF the bank
announced this morning that plans
had been made. t.anEa drug store.
which has occupied the corner for
nearly 20 years. viii seek new quar-
trfH.
This viii give the Northwest Trust
ana Savings company tho entire
corner al First avenue and Column
hia. street ana back 10 the alley.
that has been wanted for "a long
time IN speaking Of these new
plans this morning. Mr. shorfoek
said
Yes we viii occupy the entire
corner now In short time We wln
have possession Of the room now oe-
eupisd By the Lang Drug company
by March % Bud then VIII start to
r-tnod~linE and decorating the room
moving into IL about May l."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
nv scripu, View. AasaJ

SAN FRANCISCO. March TO
offset the many Developments In the
Stanford mystery tending 10 dlaz
credit The theory Of murder. a cable
cram from Honolulu this morning
quotes Or Humphrey the physician
Who attended Ara stanford In her
last illness. as declaring unqnaH=
teiIy that az the inquest be wlu
testify that death was due 20 an
overdose of stryehnine and that
mistake in bis diagnosis Of the case
IS impossible
Following 80 closely on the re-
eeipf % the CableEram from the
sheriff AZ Honolulu denying reapoaz
sihtilty Tor the message sent over
his name. in which Il vas stated
that stfychnine was found In the
hicar Donate Of soda. the local police
are more confounded than ever.
A. least they pretend TO be con
founded. but there Is an impression
that they are simply sailing for
the purpose % eiauding every de-
velopmeni until the inquest.
Chief % Police suillanc Is quoted
this morning as saying the case
had blown up. presumably on the
assumption that chemists had railea
10 find traces of stryehuins Ia Mr.
Stanfurd's stomach.
This statement Is not taken aari-
Dusty and its evident tnaiucerity il
strengthened b. the announcement
that 81 Butler Beverly and Miss
Rich mnud. a former maid. Will
again Be intcroEaued BY the police
this afternoon The chemists re
port Is expected today but there Il
little likelihood that il Will be- pub
llahed until introduced as evidence
AZ the Inquest
The chief % police this afternoon
denied that the Honolulu sheriff
diaeIaimrd responsibility for the
eahiegram. saying that strychnlne
vas found Ia the hlearhonRie
Private cableEramH from Homo
lulu say the police and newspapers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06

IS SICK

Prone upon afrrtrher. with his
face drawn and twisted by Tie pain
Of inhammatory rheumatism. John
liildebrand. charged Jointly with
Kid" white. already convicted.
With tho murder Of old Matthew
Murphy. was this morning brought
into Judge Frater'a court 90 be pres
ent al the trial for his life
Il vas thought ~ first that Hide
brands illness was play for sym
patty. but Il nuon became evident
that his sickness VAS painfully
genuine Dr. Crooks. tho jail ply
stefan. found the prisoners temper
aturs 90 b. iH2. and those who saw
the terribly swollen limbs 81 the
unfortunate man snou ceased 20 seoif
AZ his mala1Y ~ play Co the gal
lery Probably most Of the day will
be taken up In securing a jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06

dersan and Erickson we're locked
ia otch others arms engaged la
mortal combat Their clothing was
drunehsd with gore The floor Of
the saloon wan slippery from the
blood 81 the struggling eambntanta
An excited crowd Of oulookors
were encouraging them In their DIES.
perate efforts "a land the fatal blow.
Cooler heads we're attempting 20
pull them apart The patrolman ar
rived in the nick ~ time a. Erick-
suu Naa exhausted from the loaa OF
blood Both % the men we're huns
died into the patrol wagon and sent
60 police headquarters Afterwards
Erickson vas sent Ia the hospital
Sergeant stewart Invest gated the
affair Tor the police and has decided
that the men we're intoxicated aud
that neither OF them knew just
what they were doing Anderson
will be held by the police pending
Erirksnu'a condition At the hos
pltal It IL reported that his cundl-
tluu ia not serious
10th men are Russian Finna and
have never had trouble before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
vsnstabisa

Beans. dry. per cwt. s32baa7S.
Lima beans t4.7ba 500: beets. per
sack. 75@t100. cabbage. St.l50I2b.
winnlnRstead cabbage. per cwt.
&2.50, cauliflower, per dozen, S125.
garlic. new. lie: onions. yellow
H.. Be: onions. Fanno, sass; spinach.
per crate, &to0. turnips. sack. si.25:
rutabags. per sack. b0c6sL25.
lettuce, dollhouse, Sl004 $50
fancy tomatoes S225d25o; carrots.
fancy S200: carrots.
Der sack. g0eatf2b; Yakima pota-
toes. y22a23; White River potatoes,
SO. dollhouse radishos. sc doz;
parsley. doz, sac. squash. h.. 81:
California sweet potatoes, per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06

The Evea- Borg saloon. NJ IS West
Washington street. WAS a scene u
biootahsd this morning at o'clock.
As the result o. q cutting affruy be-
tween Guatnve Anderson. n coal
miner. and William Erickson. night
bartender Of the place. the latter
lies At the Wayaids Emergency hos
pitai with his chest cut into rib
boua. Fortunately the alaahinR ad-
miuiatered BY the coal miner was Of
no great depth and Erickson will
get veil Anderson occupies "a cell
a the city Jail He ts also suffering
from numerous cuts and bruises.
Both combatanta were patched up
by Or. Buckley. who considered
Erickson's condition serious enough
for medical attention.
Just how the row started r. not
clearly known, but & IL said that the
two men, IN company with a num-
her 81 friends. were shaking dice for
the drinks. They had ben Up town
together and had taken several
drinks previous to the one they were
shaking for. Without a word Of
warning or intimHtion Of what waa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
ROBBERS ARE
STILL BUSY

A trausom burglar escaped detee-
ton last uight and entered Maftius'
music store. AZ SOS second avenue.
When he climbed back out he had
about 81 ~ the firmn money In bis
leana The open tTanHom and rifief
money drawer aud general disorder
81 the place proved the thiers VS.
ltafIon. Another thief made good At
the room OF A. Frye in the .serkiey
house Frye says that he knows who
took his SIS oyareuat. but thought II
beet TO report the theft 20 the police
patrolman Kent asrertained that
he livery stable OF II II Black be
tween Battery and Bell streets. on
First avenue. was broken into last
uiRht and harness and other appll-
anees stolen Early this morning
George Davidson. a roomor nj the
Nev Western hotel. stood at the
corner Of First avenue and Marion
Htfeat. According To the story he
told the police several hours later
he was lurod into a saloon box At
Burke'a saloon by two we'll dressed
muIatto girls who played the good
fellow game" with him and after he
had parted company with them he
missed the tidy sum 81 400. He
claims that he was robbed by the
women. They are known by the
peHea and an effort Is being made
to locate them today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
SAMMONS
GETS new JOB
FOSTERS SECRETARY WILL BE
CONSUL TO HEWeHwANo-
OTHER APPOINTMENTS

tNHtNH As n
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE
president today nominated all the
present metnbaru % the cabinet 20
succeed themselves With the srcrp-
ton 81 Robert Wyuue. Who IL sue
cceded - George u Cortelyou as
postmaster general
Wynue is named as consul ger.
erul % London.
The president nominated white
laW Reid. 81 New York. ambaaaafor
20 Great Britain. Robert S. Nc
C0rmiek. 81 Illinois. 10 Franc.
George Y l.. Meyer. q Maasaehu.
s~iia. to Russia. Edwin II. Congcr.
OF Iowa. 70 Mexico, Henry white
~ Rhode Island. 20 Italy. Henry l..
Wilson. 81 Washington. Waa nomln-
ated as miuistcr % Belgium. Rob
crt l. Devlin. OF California. as
United States attorney for tho
Northern district Of California
James Wickcrsham. OF AlaHka.
United statea dIstrlct Judge Of Alns-
Ia. Henry y. Miller. OF Oregon. as
consul to Yokohama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06

tt6s; pearl barley. I0o-Ib sacks. So
split peas. ttbodb. popcorn. per cwt-
ts.oo. cracked wheat. per bale, i5.08.
Feed.
Oats. per tor. 4zGn28: bran. per
ton. tis.6o62i. barley rolled. per
ton. izfd25. feed wheat. per ton,
t5z0 -. dairy chop feed. per ton. as
g 80. oil meal. per ton. 23s. best
chop. t2G. whole corn. ton. 1z7 .
ze. cracked corn. per ton. l27d 2si
feed corn meal, per ton, t2s. shorts.
Der ton. tzlQ2z
hay.
Eastern Washington Timothy. ffs
q 20. alfalfa. tf25odI3: whsat
hay. fiB. Eastern Washington dou-
bic compressed. 1zii Puget Sound
hay. ti40O.
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. zoos. ton. 112; clam
shelis IG9s. $40. bone meal. ioos.
tS2. graduated bones. io0e. 33z. Ga
sBH and Cos 81 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. urine. cwt. 8i4509 Is:
sisike. choice. ;IT. white clover. SIS
dis. timothy. per cwt.. if75
06s orchard grass. Slt: red top. $50
10; English rye grass. IS. Italian rye
grass. IS. bronze grass. SIS; tall
meadow oat grass SIS. Kentucky
blue grass. iils pasture mixture.
uplands. iio0I2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
BLOODY FIGHT IN
LOCAL SALOON
WILLIAM ERICKSON BADLY Gu T ~ eusrAvg Anderson IN
The svEA-soRe SALOON E ARLY THIS MORNING

to follow Anderson turned towards
Erickson with the remark. I aiu't
a scared Of yoni" and az the same
time whipped out a big taekknlfe
and the fight started. Erickson. la
an interview with a star man this
morning. claims that he does not re-
member anything about the cutting
acfnpe.
why he's my best friend We
live together at 1919 Eighth avenue.
About three weeks ago he came here
from Wiikeson. We we're out FOR a
little time last night and after We
left the upper part Of the city and
came down to the saloon ! do not
recall anything" he said. 40.
will not prosecute Erickson. think
none of us realized what we were
doing. just had n small jack
knife"
At the time OF arrest this morn
ing the saloon presented a terrible
appearance. In response TO the re-
paated blasts from a police whistle.
patrolmen westodt and Landwehr
hurried 20 the scene.
The saloon was In a tumult An
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
In TROUBLE
Especial TO Tn. starl

PULLMAN. wash. March &c
G. Heudershot a piano dealer here
has been arrested Ia Walla Wala
on charge ~ obtaining money un-
der false pretenaeB. Hendershot fig
urcd In a sensational scandal last
year. when u was found that 4
woman who passed as his wife wa
not married 20 him. They lived to-
gethef IN C0lfax for a year. 4 few
months ago Hcndcrshot was con
victed Of the crime Of undue init
macy with i5-year-old Maizie
Walker. and was compelled 10 mar
~ her. Later they separated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06

HONOLULU. March a stryeh
nine Vas found tn the stomach q
Mrs stanford This Ia the author
ttativr announcement made this
morning by High Sheriff Henry.
following the report made 10 him
hy analytical chemists
Supplementary this announce
msnt High sheriff Henry declared
that u vas his belief that member
% the Stanford household nov Ia
san Francisco IL the murderer The
sheriff ia Withholding the name. but
NiIl give Ii to san Francisco de-
tscuves Immediately upon their ar
rival here.
He refuses to say whether or not
tho name will Do cahlcd 20 police
officials az san Francisco. Ac-
rurding 90 the report % the chem
ists there vas only a slight trace
Of stryrhnlne found In the stomach.
bat they are not satisfied With the
result % their work and Will immo-
diatcly begin another examination.
This will occupy about four days
The chemists assert positively that
the bottle % hicarbonatn Of soda
contained airYchninc. one dose ~
the mixture being sufficient to XIII
any strong person. n u ia decided
70 ship tho remains 60 San Francis
60 relatives vii consent - having
the remains shipped on the Ala
media. The inquest will not be held
until ~. Jordan and other repre-
aentativca Of the stanford estate.
no sailed On the Alameda satur-
day. arrive here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT HANDS DOWN A DECISION
AGAINST THE NORTHERN sEcURlTEs COMPANY
CASE

included in the Securities company.
This iB a final defeat for the Harri-
man interests. The decision allows
the desired prorata distribution The
motion OF ]. Hamilton Lewis 10 In
tervene In behalf OF this Continental
Security company was denied. The
decision was surprise. IA IL was
not expected for several weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
tBy scripps News Aas.nl

WASHINGTON. d G.. March G.
Tho supreme court today, In tho
case Of tho Hartman Interests
against the Northern Securities. af-
firmed the decision OF tho circuit
court In allowing the distribution
of shares In tho possession OF the
Securities company. among the lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
CITING UP
EkTHUSIASA

ting OF the raIlroad men
TIE Hls - tho uutief hrcl list
n ne sse .esrnoon did not result
i ,ss sssrranirlng OF a club ,,., as ~ vas p,
J - There were ahea. 80. =,
~ l,'e s.Ilroaa officials In attendance nee
o. ~ werr highly In favor OF inc
~ = he rcst % the men I'm the
y "a h. induced "a iaiu.
~ 80 "a 81 = me is men that were in
hss - :, Al tho meeting have been
kiaa ,,.s :, personally see the other
ts... .5 men 81 the city and Ect
49, .ss.tsrss,ed Ia the project These
tisa s.ststivrs are 90 report az tho
- mai will b held next sat
Slss.@ seernoon az the same place
ssa time. ---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
cHICAG0 MARKETs.

Reports for The star by w. a.
Ryer & Co. 1i2 Columbia street. By
private wire.
Seattle, Monday March 6.
Wheat HEh. Low. Close
May. Ii6. rs Is. 1i5 IS
July. ss7-s. IS IS. as1-Z
sept. s1I-f. g05-s. si1-S.
Corn
Nay. sat isis. 4S3-s
July. - is. Is IL, = ID.
Oats
May. % as. 81 81. AIT.
July. sails. 81 81. 50.
Pork
May. 1850. l262. 12s0.
July. 1899. 1917. 1882.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
T0RTURIhG nm
my serlpps News ASSN

BERLIN. March 6-Die Welt as
aerta that the police have been tor
turing the assassin Of Sergius by
giving him only salt fish TO eat aud
refusing him anything TO drink In
an effort 10 compel him 90 make a
regarding the terrorist
plot. SO far the efforts have failed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
AGROUND

The steamer City OF Seattle. Of
the Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany. ran aground while attempt
Ing 10 make the harbor of Boiling
ham early this morning. According
to advices received by the officials
of the company today, the vessel
merely ran onto a mudflat and re
ealved no damage asia result The
officials state that she will be float
ed again with the next tide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
THE POLICE ARE
ALL IN THE AIR
AUTHORITIES AT FRISCO CLAIM THAT rHEY 4 los
ON HOW TO EXPLAIN THE STANFORD MYSTERY

there are making a sal meas Of the
case. The representative Of a pri
Fate detective agency is working on
the case and II in difference With
the chief this morning. but the ma
turc i1 not dlVuiEed Neither the
police nor Representatives At the
stanford estate have received ad-
vices from Huualulu this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06

OMAHA. Neb March g.-The TAX
Ing Of dispositions in the Cody dl-
vUrcc case. begun here today. Will
lam WhRlsu. Of North Platte. tes-
titled that Mr. Cody ohieefed to
the class Of guests Colonel Cody
brought Co the house for entertain
ment Colonel Cody testified that
he had made ample provisions for
his wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
NEW YORK STOCKS.

High. Low. Close.
Atehison. 90 SIS. 50 IS. 30 Ia
Anal Copper. IS 81. II SIS, IS Il
h & O.. 10. 100 Is. i09 SIS.
Can Pac.. 143 Is. III "a. 143.
r. r. T.. 81. 6Gs 8. sc 3-s.
Erie. com. 4Sl-s. a 3-s. a. -.
Ills. Cent, l59. los IL. l5s IL.
Manhattan. III. 10 IL. 10 l-2.
MetHop.. l24 81. 123 IS, l23 SIS.
No Pac.. l101-4. 109 is, 100 IL.
L. q y. li3 IL. i42 Ia. l42 Ii.
Peoples Gas. 10 81. 100 "a. 10 IA.
Penna.. l48 l-2. az rs, 148 SIS
Reading. com. q. IS rs. IS is.
r. l.. com. 30 IS. 3f7-S. IS Is.
So. Pac.. 20 81. 69i-2. 20 3-s.
st Paul. ISIS. 1T "a. rs Is.
Sugar. 1iS 3-S. III. III.
In. Pac.. 1886. 1872 Is. l341-2.
L. s. s. com. IS SIS. SO IA. SO IS.
L. S. s. pfd.. 90 Is. IS SIS. IS SIS.
Sales TO noon. 325. 200 shares.
Money 2h per cent.
Wheat-Liverpool May wheat
opened unchanged. and closed "a
lower than Saturday.
Car receipts, Minneapolis 500, Du-
luth 10. Chicago 4.
The visible supply shows. Wheat.
IS. Sos 600. decrease 963,000. Corn.
9.i69. 900, increase 645 600.
The market opened a shade low
er than Saturdays close. The May
option opened at sl15h to $l15 IS,
and sold down to S111 is to
$lIII-4. where the bulls took hold
aud ran the price up to Sl16. and
the close was steady at sl.l5 SIS.
The trade was rather nervous today,
although the volume was small. the
chief characteristic being stubborn
strength. All things considered. the
market acts we'll In view OF the
unsettled feeling prevailing, the &C
ton of the market is strong, not
outstanding the prevailing bearish
sentiment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
Deaths

Ethel T. BOND. aged years died
at South Seattle. March 3.
~ & stephens. aged q years died
February e.
Chaa Nelson. aged 20 years. died
March ].
George s Duncan. aged / year. az
Sis Twenty third avenue. March 4
Mary Y. Kaimouaki aged G3
yearH az 1850 spring street March q
8. Yaaumoft aged 20 years. died
March g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06

ST. PETEsRBuRG. March TT
Is reported that tho proposed rep
reBentative assembly shall be Great
ed az a separate council Of admluis-
tration. exercising limited functions
OF legislation The deputies are 10
be elected by the zemstvos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
REVOL T
Br soripps News Assn,

BERLIN. March 6.-Semltic out
breaks are reported from many
parts OF Russia In tho last few days.
At Mlnsk a mob OF 1000 fired all
the houses on Ratovskia street. and
plundered Jewish shops. Tho riot
INK continued three days Ten were
killed and over 500 injured Al
Vodka three were reported killed
and 1862 injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06

ST. PETERSBURG. March ct
Il announced that II the election OF
the wOrkmeu'B delegates To the
sehldlouaky commission are not
completed IN three days the meet
ing will be annullsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
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Ter acquainted. Come and see
a. see our line. sample our
goods get our prices and Match
them II you can"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-06
Birth.

To Mr.. aud Mrs 81 Tomb. to5
Terry avenue. February Is. boy.
To Mr. and Mrs 81 PhaiaHtis. si5
Washington street. March 4 girl
To MI and Mrs Harry MeCerd.
- F1fteruth avenue. March Z. a
girl