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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26

Mr.. Post is at the moment giving a.
proof of the truth OF this.
Today he goes on pleasure trip, !
and TRANQUILITY leaves his work on the:
Board of Review and Equalization. >: ;.
In this way he will be enabled to say
when the time of reclamations coneesf
as he did VIXEN making reference to
the law which gives him the vote over
the acts of the municipalities, that he
was not present when it was approved.
But this clever and skilful manner
of getting away from and attempting
to escape responsibility will not save
him from sharing with his colleagues
all the blame for the blunders COM
mitted by the government.
Besides, this fight of Mr.. Post at
the present time, when we are endea-
voring to fnd the causes for the STU
pendous increase in the value of pro-
perty, is proof of how little he cares
for thing of such serious and mom-
entous importance as the question of
|appraiSe nent.
What is it that the Secretary Of
Porto Rico has to do in the United
States, what great work has he in
mind. what splendid discovery has he
on foot when he thus abandons his pla-
ce on the Board Of Revision, which
has under its charge the study of the
|rsrest phenomenon ever experienced
by property in any part of the world3
MIR. Post ought not to so. Just at
this time his going away has the ap-
|pearance of flight, and it is certainly
an inconsiderate way of showing his
unqualified indifference about mat
ter which merits the most profound
and sustained attention on the part Of
every inhabitant Of the island, even
though he may be redemptionist
functionary.
1t is well that we can console our
selves for these Sights of the brilliant
functionary, we can hope that this trip
will result as benefcially for science
as that other one of which the Ameri-
can press told us of, saying that Mr..
Post had met with happy results from
some proofs he had given of his in
vention for the protection of the bot
toms of vessels from barnacles and
other O can fungi. "
Possibly his present invention will
turn out to be a new sort of metre
which will enable property owners to
see for themselves, without the help,
of assessors, the marvellous increase
in the value Of properties. the wonder
full growth of capital, thanks to the
influence Of the nclv Nssfkods.
Mr.. Posi- s invention might be cal
led the mechanical assessor, and it may
have the form and design of a syphon,
or of funnel, SO long as it registers
with exactness, or in any manner, in
fact providing it indicates an upward
tendency, shows an increase, chime
rical value, fantastic, incredible and
absurd figures
The mechanical assessor will be one
of the legitimate glories of redemp-
tionism and the most brilliant Of all
Mr.. Post S inventions.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26
El gobierno esta impotente
Las tropas en- Pek1n

Nueva York, martes.-E1 gobierno chino
tropieza con graves di6cultades para reprimir
los desbordamientos anarquicos de los boxers,
por la necesdad en- que Sc encuentra de ~uan-
tener reconcentradas. en- Pekin, las tropas de
que puede disponer actualmente, para defender
las imperiales personas en- ell case probable de
TN ataQue de los turbulentos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26
Los des0rdemes
de los boxers
Desenfrenos de la anarqu1a

Nnsva York, martes-Los boxers han pro-
d0cido, en- varias ciudades del imperio, escenas
de I'm espantoso libertinaje
Han saqueado domicilios y estabiecimientos,
han cometido todo genera de excesos han lie
gado los limites del desorden de la mas bru-
tai anarquia.
Ell terrer mas absolute impera en- las ciu-
dades que estan dominadas por las turbas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26
MIR. witte em
Sam Pekersbzrgo
Esperanto nuevos tumultOs

Nueva York, martes-Hoy Sc espera, en-
San Petersburgo, ell enviado plenipotenciario
para la paz con el Jap6n, Mr.: Wltte.
Temese que con este motive sc repitan los
tumultos y los escandalos en- la capital mosco'
vita.
Ell gobierno ha tornado todo genero de pre-
cauciones para reprimir las manifestations hos
tiles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26
El uobiern0 chino
ssera irnpgacabIe
Mantendra los proyectos de reformas

Nueva Work, martes.-Cablegrafian .desde
Pekin que elagobie rno ha declarado que segu1ra
para con todos los que resulten complicados en-
el atentado contrA el principe Isaitche la nnisma
energica conducta, que con los que han sido fu-
silados va =,
Ell gobierno chino dice que sera implacable
con todos los enemigos de la reforma, 81 para
oponerse a ella apelan la violencaa al cr1-
men,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26
Ell c6lera EN- AIermania
La epidemia Sc propaga

Nueva York, martes.-Los despachos reci-
bidos de Paris dicen que el c6lera sigue causan-
do extragos en- Alemania, extendiendose por el
imperio no obstante los esfuerzos que reallzan
las autoridades sanitarias para evitar la propa-
gacion de la epidemic.
El n1mero de atacados alcanza ahora una
cifra considerable que va aumentando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26

Sc han verifcado en- en- plaza las si-
gujentes operaciones de venss.
Aao sacos 2 - "Constancis" So 26M
ia sacos 8" "Constancia" $2.6IH.
Compradores, S,brinos de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26
Ed panico en- Europa
La propagation de la epidemia

que la epidemic que esta causando numerosas
vfctimas en- Alemania, Sc propague los demas
paises, y el colera llegue idvadir ell continen-
tie europeo
En- todas las naciones de Europa Sc estan
tomando precauciones para prevenir ell contagio
de la epidemic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26
MANUEL PAZ uRDAZ
VebtMs.l0

nsgissra1er Dc ls psopisdad SUBSTITUTE sus
fuS "A szos en- Areeibo, Ofrees sus services,
%n.!H com. ness'o .n sn 4 A1s'Ss: = B.s d. Z. J. cas-:
Do prssentar para su inscription On d Regis
tro do 10 propiedad del Distzits y rsmitir
Ice rsspectivos interesados. les aesvmsaass
QuS cen tai objsto 90 10 snvian.
ARECIBO. PUERTO lI0Q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26
EI estado del principe
lsaitcIne
La nobleza esta saterrada

Nueva York, martes.-El principe lsaitche
contintia en- el mismo estade de gravedad a
consecuencia de las heridas que recibio cuando
exnlot6 Ia bomba en- La estacion de Pekin.
Temese que el principe muera. Su estado
es mas grave por momentos
La nobleza de Pekin esta consternada.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
ueberrdfhenb.

rGeb.n sic. bier bait. i9 auslGn.
bi{Gen Weis.n eefdt. INN mid erit .ins
NAL bon i.iner @iite gu i~berseueen,
unb tpds slouben Sic, mas ba beraus.
aefommen iit2"
rNun, pas Ioa ba berauss.fommen
iein ols W.iaen!"
Rein, bic Sibner iinb beraisoez
,omm.n unb boben ben Weiaen aufse,
freHen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
Wet roben 8.

5ie: .Gbporb. duf Deinem S6r,ibs
iifde lisst INNER 10 piel Yapi.raelS
berum, Du muBt Dir einen 8anfno,
tenbtfdperer foufsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
Ger @unf g'Hemon.

- ~ ~
si't mes. 'tS isf
"Ssbr Sroncn niibtet eieentIid bod
ouf beim Wifitnr otenenl"
.Wieio?"
Conn miirbet ibr fpenieitens Ter.
men, einen anopf oroentlih ot,5u.
noben."
aus benz 5ugebuh etnel
8adfifhes.
unf6idlid III dles, fpas man - am
liebiten tbun mofie.
3erfreut -
yrofeFor (su eirsm gdtiensen, ben
CT siniae Sabr, nidt ssisttnl: .6otten
Sic frhber nift bios slrsn @rmSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
3erftreut.
.Weldes Sbrer atnber tpurbe sits
erit eeboren, Serr prpfeffor9"
nSds Meltefte." ,
g d. 10 m 6aIih

g d 10 er m 9 q t.
o.: DQenfen Sic ith, MiiIer lit
beint 9aoen ertrunfen."
g.: vShredItt, tpern man ioIten
Sob iterben mub. - 9ieber pin ib
ear nift Iterben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
q m Setbabe.

Sm Setbabe.
9c4tsr: rTirssnbs siebt es bod 10
itOns partten nie bier> DIANA"
Wntter: mRur fdabe, bob ii4 un'
er biefen fhonen 9artien niat auA
SINE fir Did finbet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
0dridn e.

Udridnte.
Nuf Rceen fclget Sonneni9ein.
Doh leioer trifft's nitt INNER Elm.
9as Wctter oft bic Wcnbuna nimmt:
4uf Regen - ipiebcr Resen timmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
rVth!

Vth!
eiubent I: Sd fase ia. biefes Veh!
Dd fhidt mir mein Snfel freipiaie so
Warf; serobe iebt, mo id i'm UNI
tunbert nnpumpen iuoIte !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19

Ged. - sd bin beut' olif Dem
Gtie reft utgliidlif gefollen."
.Dton iiebt Dir aber gar HidtS an.
@o mars To- Nn elmer Stelle,
III oeren N1be it'd fein einSiger Serr
befano.A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
CAMP BELL
ON TRIAL
WEALTHY BALLARD MILL OWNER FACING THE CHARGE OF
MURDER IN THE FIRST FOR STAYING HIS SON.
H.LAw JAMES soURGeTTe-JURY BEING DRAWN

Al one side Of Judge Ghfnns
court room Monday afternoon was
seated. inside the rail. Mrs. James
DouRotte. widow Of the man whom
Napoleon Campbell IL charged with
having murdered. Clad in black
from head 10 foot. and with her
handsome dark face shielded b. a
veil Of crepe. MrH. BourKette Is not
the least interesting feature OF the
proceedings She Is placed In a most
popular position. for the grief-striek-
on widow % the man who was slain
Il also the Etepdaughter OF the man
by whose hand the fatal bullet was
sent speeding on It's mission Of
death. While she sits in her Wild
ow'a weeds aud hears the story Of
her husbands death threshed out To
minuteat detail by Prosecuting At
toruey Macintosh. she will be com
PEELED 10 see the fast whitening head
OF her foster father bowed and
troubled. as he sits In the prisoner 3
dock listening 20 the legal battle
that means for him either acquittal
and eNoneration. or disgrace and
death on the FallowE.
Napoleon Campbell himself f.
TAIN and self Possessed. yet the
nervous movements Of his hands be-
tray the strain that he Is already
under. and those who know his
kindly. emotional nature best. pre-
dict that he Will break down before
the trial Is over. lie is much ena-
ciated and pale from his eonfne-
meut In the county Jail His plea
viii be that he shot in self-defense
when attacked In the dark BY man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10

OF superior height and strength, and
that IN rho. ing he did not intend
10 kili-only meaning TO disable his
assailant.
Beside the prisoner. as sweet and
as pretty and as pink as a freshly
blown carnation. sits little Adrienne
Campbell. the 4-year-old daughter OF
the accused man, her flowef-like
face framed IN a big white-frilled
hood. and her chubby little legs
hanging over the edge OF her chair.
One iat little fist she now and then
reaches forth and buries In the hol-
low Of the prisoners palm and the
other grasps a little striped bag OF
candy. Nearby sits her i3-year-old
brother and her 1i-yesr-old cousin.
son OF the man who was shot
The quarrel In which James Bour-
gette was killed Is said 20 have
arisen over an old family difference.
which had been revived after sew
eral years OF silence on the subject.
and interesting developments along
this line are expected.
The greater part Of the week VIII
probably be consumed by the Camp
bell trial More than a dozen Wit
nesses have been summoned by the
prosecution. The defendant is q
Ballard milling man Of considerable
wealth and OF high standing. both
socially and In the business world.
AZ the noon hour only five jurors
had been examined as 20 their quail
fieations. The rest OF the day and
part OF Tuesday will probably be
taken up In securing a jury.
The case promises many interest
ing Incidents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
CI1Y BRIEFS

George Taylor. travelling passen-
ger agent Of the Wisconsin Central
railroad, at Portland, arrived in this
city Monday morning
J. w Bell. sintioner for the Bur
llngtou & Missouri River railroad
az Lincoln, Neb., accompanied by
his wife. arrived In this city Satur-
day morning They are on a yaca-
ton trip along the coast
The new camp Of the Woodmeu
OF the World. which was organized
at South Park last week. win enter
tain friends OF the craft from Seat
tie, Ballard. Green Lake ana George
town Monday night Special cars
will be provided on the South Seat
tie line The meeting will take
place at the Modern Woodmen of
America hall
An attempt 10 break into FoX's
Employment bureau was discovered
by PatrOlman Lee ut 4 O'Clock Mon
day morning Nothing was takonsI
Another burglary which presents
the essence of "A mystery 20 the po-
lice, was brought 10 light by the
finding Of a ritled trunk at the
rear OF a house OF worship on Fifth
avenue near Jefferson street. Mon
day morning But little was left
IN the trunk. which IS the property
nf Chlu Yen lNgapg Co. Of gl3
Washington street.
Mrs Madison. OF @ Broad street.
claims that burglars entered her
homo Saturday nIght about loss0
o'clock aud when she was absent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
BOWS DOWN TO
S. E. COMPANY

Tho Fort Lawton street car fran
chise IS to come up for passage by
the council Monday night. The Sc
attic Electric company Is trying to
railroad the ordinance through the
council
The corporations committee de-
handed at the last meeting that the
company be compelled TO allow pas
senEers on the Fort I.awton line to
transfer to the Ballard line andNlce
versa because Ballard and Fort
Lawton are so closely related The
Seattle Electric company has re-
fused 10 grant the request and the
city fathers have bowed meekly to
The Voice.
The council also has an oppor-
tunity 10 refuse 10 grant the fran
chlses until the company agrees 10
accept several amendments TO its
present Ubiquitous franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
UNDER TIE BAN

Another raid on the apartments
above the GreenieAf saloon. AZ the
foot 81 Pike street Sunday night
~ the police. resulted Ia the arrest
% four alleged law breakers J L.
Whitslaw and his Wlfe are held for
keeping a dinorderly house. Mra
IL X Kelley Is charged with being
a diaorderiy person and released on
cash bail 81 $50 Leo Hart. another
inmate. is held NJ common pros
titufs The raid Was accomplished
BY patroimen Melvin and Cameron.
I'D BY Sergeant sprsnEle. This IL
tho second raid 0n this house and
a fofmer conviction Of the inmates
resulted in an appeal but the NO
moa came into court and paid the
lmro3ed fines and the prosecution
san cropped from the calendar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10

from her home. They ransacked
the house. but took nothing OF
value. Mrs. Mattson thinks that
they we're after money and that
they knew something about the To-
cation OF things in the house.
II is understood that Mrs Bour-
Eette will take as little part as pos
sihle In the prosecution. regarding
the caes as an unfortunate affair
and having no desire for retribu-
ton
John Allen. a son OF former Sena-
tor John h. Allen, will be tried for
being drunk and dlsorderly Mon
day afternoon by Police Judge Cor
don. He was arrested by patrolman
Bradford Sunday night
Franz Wisnier complained TO the
police Monday morning Of being
robbed OF over a thousand shares
OF stock by sneak thief His coat
had been laid aside for a few min
utes and when Wisnler looked
around for it it could not be found.
Most Of the stock was held in the
Solar Furnace & Power company
and some in the United States Fibre
Stopper company.
The Empire Fast Freight line viii
open offices I'm this city within two
months Fred II. Madison. Pacific
coast agent az Portland. and Chas.
Z. MaeKean. northwestern agent at
St Paul. have been in this city for
the past week looking for a desira-
BILE location. Mr.. MacKean stated
that the object OF the trip was TO
secure a place for headquarters.
r. +. Woosley sold 10 J. X. Nc
Iaurhiin a track OF land bounded by
East James and East Marion streets
and Thirteenth and Thirty second
avenues. The consideration was
S2s.000. George T. Meacham con-
Quoted the sale.
The custom house had a sale SAT-
urday morning OF silk and other
materials they got of the different
ships that have arrived here from
the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10

CBT seffrrs views Aaa1nl
SINGAPORE. April i0.-sunday
"a . tAy q worry hers. the chict
glsztsas Il issue bsirk whether o.
Ut he brush between the twelve
hszzsse scout ships and the Rus
"a nest had hTan followed b. a
is'Asd battle between Togo aud
hlsstEenzaF
\ haa ben definitely learned that
re e ne Russian boats was badly
rsflsi b shota from ToEo's scout
hs cruisers. which. after paying
~ sonpllments % the Russians.
aznsd swiftly ont Of range and
IA since kept well ahead o. the
y Russian fleet
y 70 AZ Early hour Monday
r7rins 40 reports of a general en-
nEsnsnf had been reeeived and the
E,aeFal belief va that Togo IL not
r rsacy % strike. and intends 10
W. aatii The Russian fleet Is Well
e iAe ard before giving battle
hna terrain fact the Russian al
m : ANXIOUS % fight The Rus
- 1onsal hers. Who lntarvieNed
Astral Rolsstvenskr before the
= sassed this port. stated 20 the
rzpondent Sunday night that
lfs va a siroaz feeling among
e afiesrs Of the Russian fleet that
- we're destined 20 uphold the
~ q The Russian Tag and that
nsI we're ali confident that they
- Dot cniy demolish The fleet
20, oat they world be able 20
~ fAdivoetok and incidentally
.,l-k Port Arthur He declared
- ths Russian fleet vas strong
y g n metal 70 overwhelm TOGO
- Aamimura's divisions. and that
s'aa a. they have secured q de-
- Victory they will sail for the
''saasse coast and change the ball
q Power Ia favor 81 the Rus
i. arms He predicts a speedy
y. =. 2 ne var AZ soon AZ The Jap
49, heet Is dsmolished.
ne Russian fleet took the route
- q snmatra and can be de-
80. $3.50 % 70 pick up the cOlllars
- IN the China sea before the
A'ahsae can strike.
LYNDON. April ia dispatch to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
RICH STRIKE

The news Of 4 rich placer strike
was brought to this city on the
steamer Santa Ana. Sunday. The
strike was made on Raspberry Is
land. situated between Kodiak and
AfoKnak islands The excitement
on those two reiEnH supreme The
report was brought 70 Valdez from
Raspberry island By the steamer
Dora. IL IL reported that 20 men
are now working on the beach.
From - 70 SIS per day Is said 20
have been made. II IL also stated
that the natives. who know nothing
at all about placer mining. are max
ing g. 10 81 per day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
TOGO LOSES FIVE BOATS
IN CLASH WITH RUSSIANS

~ once 70 the shoe store. but was
too late lie found there only an
exchange eheek. the thief having
changed the No I shoes for No.
A Gay or 30 later another woman
left 81 80 a. another Second avenue
drug store. saying IL WAS for Miss
-. who would call there for IL
before noon. In short time a
nicely dressed young woman called
and asked for the money left there
for Miss -. and When the real
Miss called. there waa consterna-
ton.
The extensive clearing house
business done In packages. bundles
and money BY downtown drug
stores would afford a rich harvest
for The organized gang under full
operation. aud the word 10 being
auistly passed around among local
druggists and clerks 20 accept pack
asea and distribute them only on
written order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10

reported during the past week. A
woman. having purchased so worth
u shoes az a First avenue shoe
store and being already laden With
packages. left the shoes At Sec
ond avenue pharmacy while she FIN
ished her shopping. saying Ny
name la Mrs Ny nephew viii
call for the bundle this afternoon. "
10 about an hour a young man
called. asked Tor Mrs IS package
and received H. A short time a..
terWard AIRS - real nephew
called for the package and learned
ShAt had happened. lie FASTENED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
LOOK OUT FOR THE
DRUG STORE THIEF
he SPOTS PEOPLE WHO CHECK PACKAGES IN DOWN
TOWN SHOPS ALLY MAKES aooo HAUL

Look ont for the drug store
ioafcri
tie T. a member Of an organized
kanE Of thieves. his business IL %
spot you and uverhear your name
when you leave package. a sun o.
money. OF other valaables with the
drug clerk. 10 be called for later.
when he overheara b. notifies a
man or woman Of the gang. accord
Tag to the sex 81 the person you
say viii for for the package. aud
that's the last q your package.
Two thofta o. this kind have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
Report Reaches Hong Kong Of Terrific Naval
Battle Following Saturdays Skirmish- Great
Sea Duel On In Deadly Earnest

HONG KONG, April lO.--It is
reported here that two sections
f the rival fleets clashed near
Singapore this morning. Togo
lost five vessels. The rumor
originated in a dispatch received
BY the Russian consul.
The Hong Kong pilots have
gone to navigate the Russian ves-
sells through the straits. They
have been Offered high pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
RED HANDED
ODESSA POLICE RAID TERROR sonR FACTORY AND Ar.
REST twill HANGED AFTER FARCE TRIAL

A detail Of 90 police surrounded
the place. ths doors we're forced ana
the tsrrarists causht red handed
An Immense crowd followed the
detail e the station and a demons
strAtinn followed
All Of the - men under arrest uiii
probably Be put to death after a
speedy trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
SILL HANGING FIRE

The ordinance enlarglng the
saloon limits was taken up by the
license aud revenue committee
Monday afternoon. The limits had
been decided upon by a majority Of
the council. which was ready TO
pass the necessary ordinance. when
Councilmcn BENJAMIN and Mullen
objected For political reasons the
Pike street eouneilmen want 70
prevent the extension on a fair
basis. They want the limits 20 be
arranged 90 suit the saleonmen who
elected them TO their present posi-
lions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
many Candidates
ARE IN THE RACE
's STARS sle WORLDS FAIR CONTEST THE MOST pop
o1AR SCHOOL TEACHERS m THE STATE STARTS OFF
WITH WHlRL-THE ELEVEN WHO LEAD

stars p"lsr fair contest has
E.. g-- a whlrl
- - ls--n Seattle teach
.ihsl, sssg been Suffered by
foais., 49, the out 81 town
non IN. Sill 10 be heard
eeais . tso five successful
;;lrsai 80 VII be sent 70 the
Efh ,,N'lass fair for one week al
snail. -. o. this paper. there is
: ~ essular one. '''
49, a.. . viii her asster publish
oisa namo of he tsaebers
1FanaIng ~ order Of their
having = fer ssssnee, the teacher
ieaas noe aulaber Of votes
DC ass, ,. - llst tho one vim
V On. total p second, and
~ di ,sa' deal Of rivalry t.,vss.,
'As esnl. 's'' sehoolHreprssentea IN
= isrihsr Ssstie1Iaayy. , l.. w
sn Page two Of tbIa lsgp. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10

ODESSA. Russia. April io-The
police have unsarthsd bomb fac
tory and anarchlHsic printing press
here Twenty arrests we're
made IN rnnneetlon with the dia.
eoHefy.
The factory Vas located IN the
basement q vacant atoreh0uns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10

SINGAPORE. April i0-Ths Brit
iah steamer Raanorhlre arrived
today and reports that a. 80
O'clock yesterday afternoon she
sighted he Baltic feet five miles
from Puiodamar. one of tho Amanda
group OF islands. LYNX farthesf
southeast. and proceeding % Pplu-
meufi The Radnorahire also sAF
four warships. apparently japanese.
on the Cape OF St. James French
Cochin China. on April I. The
Amanda islands are IN the China
sea about $50 miles northeast Of
Singapore.