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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Tor that reason there was little mil
itAry spirit Ia the country except
among these classes. Our modern
army Ia composed Of all classes. not
only tho Samurai." but the mcr-
chants and artisan classes. and
even the farmers. Yet all OF our
hopes have been fully realised By
the work OF the army ia actual
war
For no years Wa minister of
war. and during that time the prca-
ent CONSUMPTION system was put in
10 effect. | have aeen tho Japanese
army grow and l have watched Il
closely Il has done everything We
hoped and more Yes. We are fully
satisfied And IN the kindly face
Of tho old soldier was mlFrofed hia
pride Ia the achievements 81 the
Japanese army. Of the wonderful
Eneeess of bis country and his sol.
diera
and what will The army DO
next" | asked. trying 20 make my
question seem an Innocent one
The field marshal looked a. me and
laughed
"Ah. now yen are going too far.
he answered You are trying 10
set ne into trouble
lie said little more lie intimat-
ed plainly that Japan was prepared
70 continue the war f8s, as long AZ
Il was necessary. As 10 the future
plans and movements ana hopes %
the army he. OF course. refused 20
speak
Persistent rumorH have been puh.
llshed In foreign countries regard
inE Marquis OYama'a health They
are all nonsense lie IL In the best
Of health. lie looks better. health
Ter. than he did waen I frat saw
him In Toxic "a months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
.ose,Nrp AL NIGHT IN REEKiNe CELL MRS. GRACE MOB.
,sy. or NORTH YAKIMA, NEARLY DIES FROM HORRORS
Of INCARCERATION

The strain upon the woman was
tao great and early Wednesday
morning she had an attack of heart
failure from Witch she did not rally
until nr. Buckley. city physician,
had worked over her for more than
an hour.
Police officials are aidentepping
the responsibility OF the affair.
The woman's crllmatrs stated on
wednesday morning that Mrs Mob e
ley cried the whole night through.
Mortified AZ her terrible plight and
aIekcnca by the stencil emanating
from her cell. the woman was un-
able 60 throw off an attack Of hys-
teria which nearly eliminated In
her death. The clty's receiving cell.
though kept IA clean a. possible. l.
10 place Tor a woman whose aensi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
HEIR TO FORTUNE
CAN'T Be FOUND

II know that Joe Martei ~ dead
Just nn wei na ! know that I am
talking 10 you now said Albert
hihtn, Of fiillmnu city. 90 "a Star
man ON Wednesday morning al pO-
lice headquarters Mihin % friend
OF Mnrtsl. sho diaappea red early in
May from fflllman city.
Mnrtsi was reported missing 20
the police eariy IN MnY by poatmaH-
ter Pratt Of fIiliman CitW Since
that dute the police have been IN
able TO find the slightest trace Of
him. lie walked out Of his little
home with HIS lunch basket IN his
hand. preparatory ~ taking the car
for ballard where be was employed
In d mill Al night work. lie left
al hts belongings and vaiunblea be-
hind. and bis friends fear that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
IN ill., nARpNEn.
sTRucTlvsLV" BLOWN UP
6spseIaI % me aeatlls alaf1

~ HsHa AaAA 70 hAk# EsAAAAt AataNHf
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE
chief object ~ ths naval maneuvcfa
ln the visiuilF - washington this
week. beKan Monday. ia 10 trHt the
suffiriency o. the coast asfsnsea NJ
Fu9i Washinsfrn. on the Potomac.
ard NJ baltimore. SD. aud Fnfi
MauFua
But these tests are preliminary "a
an Important step aaun 20 be taken
BY the secretary q Nar. namely tbs
organization 81 an entirely nee
cnfEa for purposes uf coast defense.
The coast drfensea are noN in
chafsa Of thn artillery branch Of
the army Il "a thia branch which
has tMe keeping and working OF the
bic siege guns and the Qualifications
on shore.
But % laie seara a new science -
coast defense has Erown up, namely
the science 80 the torpedo and shr
mine. Thn present coast dsfruann
have no taFpHinsz e All efforts In
install such stations have been
Htrsnuauaiy and effectively opposed
by the navy. bat a very campiete
system % submarine mines has been
worked out and Il has been found
that % VII require a larger STAFF -
maintain and operate u than the
artillery branch can spare.
Moreover. the equipment IN many
cases Il very elaborate. and requires
aklilfui handling and some scientific
education IA fhnae who opsrnte ".
n 4 proposed also to install sub :
marines 10 n larger extent than has
been employed Ia the past. aa nn
auxiliary so the coast defense. and Il
r. planned % have these In charge
81 this corps rather than % the
navy.
Tho mnueuVera viii test the DE-
fouasa 81 ChoHapeake bay. The hos.
tile fleet has open to u three pos
sibla points of attack. II may try 60
reduce Fort Monroe. which II at tha
mouth ~ the Cheapeake bay. and
which - there chiefly 10 protect the
ahipyarda and coaiinE station at
Newport News or the fleet may
steam past Fort Monroe and run uti
toward Washington and baltimore.
Arrived at the mouth sf the Po-
iomac river. the fleet may either
HNNAHAAAAE AH' AaHNN ~ NANN ANN HAAAHt
and on 10 Baltimore. or u may sail
up The Potomac to Fort Washing
ton. The river is too shallow 90 per-
init any very large ships 60 come or
even as far AZ this. without danger
% running aground. but the smalier
craft can peuetrate thus FAR. which
lH very close to at Vernon. and
will then meet up with the mines
and the guns ~ Fort Washington
on tho east shore of the river, and
Fort Hunt on the west shore.
a number Of foreign attaches
have asked permission 10 witness
the maueuvera. but all have been re-
fused. n there are weak places In
the dafenaea Il ia thought best BY
the authorities not 10 thus disclose
them 90 an the world. II IL doubt
fui. IN fact. n the public ever VIII
know Just how the contest comes
out. A board OF umuirea from the
war college VIII pass on the score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
MAThE WS0k BREAKS
PITCHING accord

Chrlaiy Mathewaon. Of the New
York Nationals. holds the worlds
reeord for pitching "A game. which
he established Ia the game With
Chicago Tuesday. MathewHou
pitched nine innings without allow
Ing a hit or giving a base on balls
So far this has never before been
accomplished by a pitcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
THIEF SCARED

Who's there7 Il that you. Want"
waa the salutation that scared an
early morning burglar al III North
broadway shortly before o'clock
Wednesday morning.
Harry Cramer Rwoke In time to
see the knight OF the jimmy" glide
out of the front door and escape
into oblivion. Cramer and q. A.
Van Ripen occupy a flat together
Both report Losses as a result of
the burglars visit. They had Just
moved into the flat and trunks con-
thining sllyerware and other val
uablea had not yet been unpaeked.
( The thief ransacked one OF the
Trunks. but did not have time 10
gather up the loot. An $50 diamond
ring, a gold wedding ring. a silver
watch aud chain and over $40 in
clish IL reported missing.
THE window was pried up and the
burglar must have worked an hour
Or more before be was heard. lie
had not entered the bedroom oc-
cupied by Van Ripen and his wife,
az jowelry and money on a dresser
were untouched Money was taken
from Van Ripon's trousers. which
hung just inside the bedroom door
Cramor and Van Ripen both Rp-
pearod at police headquarters and
related their experiences. Just
before the robbery occurred five
pistol shots were heard In that vi
entity by other residents. and II
il believed that the burglar met
with hot reception at the home
OF a more wakeful citizen.
Mrs Wallace. 22Is Fourth. also
reported the presence of burglars
at her rooms Tuesday. A trunk
was rifled and bolt OF silk stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

has met with foul play or an acci-
dental death.
= have searched the corOner's
records. the local morEue aud other
undertaking establishments. the
hospitals both ~ Ballard and tDis
city. IA the vain hope that he might
have been killed. injured. or taken
suddenly m" continued Niihin.
'Martel was "a man about f5 years
Of age. sober and Industrious Tfe
was an Austrian Pole and cams 70
this country several Years ago. Ills
uncle died about that time and tbs
family quaueled over the settle
meHt Of the estate. which he told
me was Of great value. Since hs
disappeared the estate has been set
tied up and a small fortune awaits
Martei. II he can be located"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
WILL COME HERE

SAN FRAECfsCo. June f4.-The
congregational committee on ifriEa-
ton, accompanied by number Of
persons Interested ia irrigation
projects. arrived AT San Francisco
from the south yesterday. After
their return from Nevada tho party
will go 10 Portland. and ftam there
through the states Of Washington,
Idaho and Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

p,eause Mrs. Grace Mobicy. Of
s,,,h yakima. was arrested In this
IN BY Sheriff Grant, Of Yakima
.sentv. as witness against her
sweand. who Is ehafsed with eom-
-ltsing serious offense. she Was
,sapened 10 occupy "a eell az the
sgv hn since o'clock Tuesday
hnsrnoon
"Wednesday morning she was re-
ueved from the cell tn a tomatoes
ambition and taken TO the home og
palice Nairon Kelly.
sheriff Grant. after the arrest LETT
twnaediaieiy for Portland. without
,aplalnInE his reasons Tor having
- woman placed In dungeon
snong cellmatcs % the lowest type.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
MAYOR May BLOCK ROT
TEN sCHEME

= Ths inlauisnus scheme o. exc
= tend the saloon district % up=
= Per Second and THIRD avenue
= ~ ofder 20 accommodate =
. single man. which q majority
= o. the council on Monday naEht
q night approved. may Jet be
= blocked.
y Mayor uailinRer has taken
= the matter under confederation
= and. although he win not init
. mate what action he win take
. after making his Investigation.
= n " considered probable that
= he vii veto the bill There are
. not enough votes In the council
q 90 pass ft over his veto. The
q Second opeuue property owners
q are afso pfepariuE 10 make a
. bls fisht They will bring great
q pressure 70 bear on she mayor.
ssHssHENaHRN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

lUohtihued Tom FHke Vh'.l
risk any OF you Hut we must do
our duty. So do you. Wappenatoin.
and Barbee and Tenant. arise be-
fore the morning larks on the NOR
row aud ride swift % Lake Wash
lngton. And no matter what danger
betidea you on your perllOus nils
sion. I know that you will succeed
and bring back your men. dead or
alival"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Delaney and his brave sioufha are
20 be congratulated on their success
fni raid Of the ''horrid" gambling
resorts at Lake Washington.
And they are not 70 be censurad
FOR falling 90 disturb the more In.
nocent games of amusement found
In tho heart Of the city.
Tho writer Htrollad about the bust
moss district Of Seattle Monday
night and found not leaa than 10
professional gambling games in
progrcasi
The writer IL willing % wager his
spring coat against n plugged penny
that Delaney's men are cognixhnf OF
tho existence Of these ten gambling
hella.
Mayor Balllngor denies that he "A.
And be il very probably sincere
In his denial
Chief Delaney denies that he Is.
And he, also. may be correct.
But
The writer knows that Dclaney's
Detectives. almost TO man, are
next" TO the local gambling lnsti-
buttons and know why the latter
arc ignored.
Among the places where profess
Hional gambling was carried on
Monday night are:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

LATAu. WASH June 1.-THE
general merchandise store Of Chas
clifford was burglarized and then set
on fire. The fire was oNtlnglished
Part OF the booty was found cached
on Hangrsan creek The burglar
aas aat found. Tkc lssS ig is.,on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
ACr I.



Delaney In. indeed. a day
OF days For the three guardsmen
are returned safe and sound and
with them the desperate characters.
Tell us about IL Comrade Wappen-
stein.
Comrade wapponstein biuahed
like a schoolgirl as he modaatly re-
cited the adventures Of the three
brave raiders.
We found fearful conditions ex-
lailng at Lake Washington. Oh.
chief" said he Among them was
an immoral game Ia which men
threw baaeballH az a colored man.
whose head appeared through a hole
In curtain. Another vice we ex-
posed was a contest IN which the
participants tossed rings NJ knives
stuck in a board. When a ring on
eireicd knife the weapon belonged
10 the akillful toascr. And. worse
yet. there vas one place where ringa
woro thrown az canes. Then We
discovered a dark haired hour who
told one about tho future. There
we're also places whsre one could
gamble for candy hut these. oh.
chief. We ralded and they viii no
longer poiluie the air at that fair
resort"
Delaney covered hts face with his
strong hands and tears tricklcd
through the fingers.
oh, thai men could be 70 bad"
be gruaned. But. thank you.
brave eomfadeal thank you for
purginE the hoFrid place Of iia awful
communications"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
KILLED DEER
ARE "PINCHED'

The chase and killing OF a deer
az Lester may land Louis Thomas.
the slayer. and his two sons. Will
lam and Markey. who handled the
hounds. behind prison bars. They
were arrested by Game Warden Ref
who received reports from the citi-
zens OF Lester that the Thomas
household had broken the law.
Ref stated this morning that he
had a number Of witnesses who were
present at the kill and will testify
against Thomas. They may escape
with light fine, but the game war
den will make an example OF them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

CLEARwATER. Idaho. June a.
Hundreds Of sheep were drowned
and swept away by cioudburst on
Saturday night. Herders had bare
~ time to climb 10 high points be-
fore the wah OF water. 20 feet high.
rushed down the guich. Much hay
was '9at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
STOLE HALF A TON or GRO.
CERES

The grocery store Of Rupp a. Pun
nell. Southeast Seattle. was en-
tered By thieves Monday night. who
carried off half a ton OF provisions
The grocerymen reported the en-
try 70 the police early Tuesday
morning. and Deputy Sheriff Sui
Ivan was detailed 10 Investigate
the robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
JACOB AND JOHN CLASH IN
COURT

Two years ago Jacob and John
shorie, two affectionate brothers
Joined in building the William
Tell" a schooner rugged vessel.
which they fitted out for the carry
Ing on OF a junk business.
For year all went well, then the
brothers fell out.
Now Jacob Is suing John, who ex-
oluded Jacob. the latter says. from
tho boat and refused 10 share the
profits OF the business with him.
Jacob wants receiver appointed 10
sell the boat aud divide the sale
price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Il you are = Judge Of Garden
hess values. these prices VIII inter-
- you. The better Judge you are
Ne more forcible are these quality
nd price arguments
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In most Of these places straight
poker. with the usual compliment
20 the Kitty was played. while In
the tenderloln resorts ''hlacls jack
and faro figured prominently. The
Chinese. OF course, played fan tan.
But--
We must not worry about these
innocent games of chance What
is more dangerous 10 public NOR
als-lf the actions OF tho police
count for anythlng-is the gamb-
ling conducted az Lake Washing
ton. where throwing haseballs at a
mark and ringing canes and knives
constitute the evils.
or course there will be indlg-
nant dcnials at police headquar-
ters.
OF course. the sleuths will say:
why the ideal We never HuB-
pected anything OF the kind"
To quote a familiar expression 60
1T is ~ taught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
Great Northern Railway

VIII sell round-trip tickets to NIL
waukee on June IL. ib. 10, for t69.7o,
account OF woodman convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

4 Uiere II what The Stars po-
4 lice reporter and the police Of \
= neers think OF the new Juvenile 4
= law. 4
= Nan By1bce. The Stars feat 4
4 ure writer. however. takes ex- 4
4 ception 10 the stand taken BY 4
= the police aud. tn Thursdays =
4 edition. viii give the other side \
= 70 this interesting. IL warm.
4 controversy 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

AND YOU GET MEDICINES
THAT ARE WHOLESOME AND
PURE-MEDICINEs OF KNOWN
STRENGTH AND VALUE.
LOOK FOR THE RED CROSS
IT'S A PRESCRIPTION DRUG
STORE. A MODEL OF PERFECT
CLEANLINESS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

To Lewis and Clark Exposition.
Only $3.50 for the round trip. SPEC
ciai N y. train leaves Seattle Si3l
n. M Friday morning. June ath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Special o. A. r. excursion "a
Portland and return on Monday
June 18th, train leaving Seattle al
8 90 a. m. Call nc n. i. city office
for particulars 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

See our display OF Mems Outing
Suits. The prices range from $3.50
60 $500. An inspection Is all we
ask. for We know that you viii buy.
These goods are made by tho best
taiiora and are OF the best quality
OF goods nc the prices H. Lewis a
60 Irt Ave. cor. Cherry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

= Brooklyn saloon. Second and !
= University.
= Battersby q Smith. cigars. !
= 9o6 First.
= Nebraska Music Hall, 500 ,
= King.
4 Frank Baiocchi. saloon, 200 ,
4 First.
= Faust's Cigar Store. next 10 {,
4 Opal saloon. 10 Pike.
4 MaiHon Barberia.
= John J. C"Sootty'D Ferguson.
= 5if King.
= Hair dozen Chinese gambling ,
4 joints on Washington, etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Can raise a tar on whlskers when
sk&xiuE soap sells a. per below
rhere are other specials. too. Read
koeuf them
William Shaving SOAP. i0c cakes Sc
Dr. Merrks German Liver Salts. per
pound bottle ..............s sac
d. Davis Rheumatic Remedy. per
bGtte ..sss .sH... ..s.sss..=t 1.aH
scosts Emulsion Cod Liver OH.
tl-o1 sixe .st..s...ss.sss...- s3e
nzidvins Red Blood Pills. Soc size
.ss.-ss. s-sa.sss.. ..sss.s... Sac
czssoria. g5c size ..............2 zoe
BiAlpicide. positively stops dandruff
aad falling hair. sL25 size 9oe
Hsadache Bromo. CSC aize. -. I0e
n PAYS TO DEAL AT LANG's
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Intrepid
SleuthS

CONTINUED from Page one)
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BRAND new CORPS FOR
COAST DEFENSE

THE PLAY ATTACK ON wAsHlNnroN rs PRELIMINARY TO
THE ORGANIZATION OF ANEW BRANCH ARMY nv
THE SECRETARY OF wAH-How SHIPS ARE TO
sTRucTIvsLY" BLOWN UP
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n PAYS TO DEAL AT LANG's
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sooner the Ba1ons' chances of winning
games will improve. Moore may make
errors, but he makes sensational plays
that overshadoN the errors as two to one.
Hafford is leading the batting securing
one or two hits in every game and hit
ting when they are needed. He has been
unncky in stealing bases, but he will get
on to the habit before long and steal
number Neither Willeis Clarke or Mat
thews have developed the hitting strength
that may be reasonably expected of them.
Matthews failure is due probably to his
sore finger. Clarke will Improve though.
He has caught nearly evrey game this
season.
On the paths the Barons have shown
up worse than anywhere else. They prob
ably have fewer stolen bases to their
credit than any other team. There are
men on the team who can steal bases
right along, but they have had hard luck
and the umpires have been rather I'M
just to them in a number of instances.
1t would, however be a pretty good
idea for Manager Vaughan to put the
players through series of base running
and sliding lessons.
With the addition of one first class
pitcher as good as an in the league.
the pitching staff will be equal TO that of
any in the south. Raglan can pitch ball
as well as any in this neck of the woods,
Ginger Clarke does pitch that kind of
ball nearly all the time and it looks as
if Fitzpatrick can pitch as well, If not
better, than any youngster in the league.
He has shown that he vas cool, did not
go into the lir and had almost perfect
control.
The team needs one lefthander who is
certainty. One who can go into the
game in his turn and deliver the goods
so that the management need not be
afraid of his losing. The team will work
better behind pitcher in whom they
have confidence than one in whom they
cannot pin their faith.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-03
BARONS TO PLAY TODAY
AGAINST MONTGOMERY

The Barons move today to Montgomery.
there to try conclusions for the rest of
the week with Tommy O'Brien's legisla-
tors. 1t looks as if the Barons should
take three of these four games. which
will mean majority of those plaved on
the road were won. Ginger Clarke will he
in the box for Birmingham today, Fitz-
patrick Will probably pitch tomorrow and
1t will be about Ragan's turn Friday One
of the lefthanders. Pylant or sallee NAV
work one day and one of the right
handers may be saved for Saturdays
game.
Next week the Barons play Atlanta a
series of three games here. and then
comes the long trip out on the road which
will be the time to jurge the real merits
and dement's of the team. When the
Barons strike Memphis, Shreveport and
New Orleans then they will find some
hard nuts to crack and the fans will get
results from number of games which
promise to be hard fought and excit-
ing.
The trip to Atlanta has shown one
thing. When the Barons pitching STAFF
is in good condition. they have better
than an even chance of winning the
game. However when the team did go to
pieces it went badly and errors were
piled up on top of errors.
1t looks as il the team will be way
above the average in hitting. The men
considered among the best hitters on the
team have not yet gotten into their gait,
as is shown by the fact that Miller. Ward.
| Vaughan and Murdoch are all hitting be-
low what they can be reasonably ex-
pected to do. Delehant.- has hit well.
but he Is expected to show Improvement
and doubtless will as the season grows
older.
In the infield the Barons need to get
moore back in the game. McGrew's er-
rofs nave proven very costly, and the
sooner Moore is back in the game the