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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28
HOSTETTER'S
T0MACH BITTERS
BITTEN BY CENTIPEDE
WHILE SLEEPING

C. E. Mckee, a linotype operator on
the Evening Citizen, was bitten last
night by a centipede while he was en-
joying his nights rest. The yarmint
inflicted a bad wound on McKee's
right forearm, and the prompt services
of a physician, who was summoned by
telephone, is all that prevented what
might have resulted in serious
wound.
Mr.. Mckee looked all about the
bedroom and bed for the centipede,
but was unable to find any trace of
it. The nature of the wound indicates
that it was of unusual size and the
arm is badly swollen as a result of the
bite.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28

No. /, from the east, $3.50 p. m.
No. Z, from the east. 1880 a. m.
No. s, from the west, 6:45 p. m.
No. 2, from the west, 1855 a. m.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28

there concerniug their taking part in
the tournament.
Col. w. S. Horeveli general man
ager of the Albuquerque Eastern, was
in the city between trains this morn
ing while en- route To- Santa Fe from
visit to his home in Sierra county.
A brindle bulldog, supposed to be
the property Of Maynard Gunsul, has
been found 90 be a nuisance running
at large. Il would be advisable for
the owner to mulzle the canine.
Rev. John w. Barron, of Marseilles,
Illinois, the new pastor Of the Congre-
gational church I'm this city, has arriv-
ed with his family and will preach his
first sermon at the church next Sun
day morning
Mrs. Jos. Barnett and party return
ed today from am extended sojourn at
Ocean Park. Cal Mrs. Barnett had
cottake al Ocean Park, which was
the scene OF much entertainment dur
ing the summer
Walter OBnen. territorial cattle
inspector. who has been spending sew
eral days in the city. left last night
for Wagon Mound where he was call
ed to look after a case of cattle rus
Ting in thai vicinity
Attorney w. B. Childers informed a
Citizen reporter today that swarm
Of bees had formed on a small shed in
his yard and that the bees had been
there for several days. He says that
If anyone wants them they can have
them.
r. c. Allen has returned to the city
from the lumber camps of the Ameri-
can Lumber company in the noun
tains, where he had been for the past
month experimenting the construc-
ton of telephone line connecting the
various camps.
DR.. e. ]. Alger returned last night
from a trip 10 the Portland exposition.
On his way home, DR.. Alger stopped
off for a short visit at Salt Lake City,
and he was accompanied home by his
sister, Mrs Bruce Kinney and family.
Abraham Metzgar, the 19 year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Metzgar,
yesterday broke his right arm while
at play at the home of his parents in
Ranches de Atrisco The broken
bones were set and no permanent in
jury is expected.
Mrs. d. D. Coverdale, the well
known milliner, has returned from
Chicago, where she spent the summer
studying late creations in ladies' hats,
Mrs. Coverdale sold her Gold avenue
establishment to Mrs Breen last
spring. and is thinking of opening an
other place in the city.
Mrs. A. l. Bentz, who has been the
guest of her son, L. NJ. Bentz, of e.
J. Post & company, the past month,
left this morning for her home at St.
Louis, Mo. Mrs. Bentz came to Albu-
querque with the intention of remain
ing if she liked it, but she found that
the altitude was too high for her.
Mrs. A. NJ. Blackwell and son,
Charles, and sister, Mrs. G. H. Hol-
land. and Miss Marjorie Holland, who
were guests of friends in the city last
week, left Saturday night on a pleas
ure trip to the Grand Canyon. Mrs.
Blackwell is the wife of A. NJ. Black
well, formerly of this city, and at one
time identified with some of the lead
ing enterprises of New Mexico, but
engaged in the wholesale station
cry business in st. Louis.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28
AT MEAL Time

And Bed Time we advise everybody to
take a dose Of Hostetters Stomach
Bitters. It will strengthen and sweet
en- the stomach, restore the appetite
and induce sonnd sleep. It has been
doing this for over fifty years and is
just as good today. Take the hint and
try bottle. Il cures Headache, lndi-
gestlon, Dyspepsia, Costiveness,
Cramps, Diarrhoea or Malaria, Fever
and Ague. Our Private Stamp is over
the neck of bottle.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28

We aim to please both eye and pal
ate Look out for first shipment OF
Flame Tokay grapes. Size, flavor and
beauty indispensable. Esmeralda
green label on all w. jerks fruit, for
sale at Jaffa Grocery company and A.
J. Maloy.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28

It is poor economy to buy cheap,
shoddy school shoes. We therefore,
do not handle this kind, but make it
point to sell only solid, reliable foot
wear. The kind we can stand back
of and guarantee every pair that
goes out of our store to give satisfac-
ton. Our prices are the lowest, con-
sistent with good quality, and we shall
be pleased to have you call and exam
inc our stock. C. Mays shoe store,
314 West Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28

FOR FINE FLAVoRED FRUIT,
ASK FOR w. JENKS' GREEN La
BEL ESMERALDA HIGH CLASS
FRUIT, AND SEE THAT you GET
1T. FOR SALE BY A. j. MALOY,
JAFFA GROCERY CO., WALL G.
DEXTER.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28


DR.. w. d. Radcliffe, of Belen, was
an Albuquerque visitor yesterday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Whitcomb returned this
morning from a pleasant trip to Cali
| fOrnia.
Judge Ira A. Abbott is in Gallup ap.
| pointing jury commissioners for Nc
Kinley county
DR.. B. f. Copp, accompanied by his
wife, returned last night from a cou-
pie of weeks visit to relatives in Las
Vegas.
r. r. Larhin, superintendent of the
Las Vegas public schools, is an Al
buquerque visitor on school book mat
ters.
DR.. w. G. Shadrach left last night
for a professional trip to Gallup. He
will be absent from the city a couple
of days.
Mrs. b. b. Borden and daughter re-
turned this morning from an outing
of several weeks duration on the Pa
cific coast.
Miss Minnie Craig has returned to
the city from an extended visit to
friends at Santa Fe.
William Mcintosh, the well known
sheep raiser, is spending a few days
in the city from his ranches in the
Chilli country.
w. e. Martin, district clerk at So
zorro, is an Albuquerque visitor to-
day, having arrived from the south
this morning.
Walter Goebel, son of the well
known hotel keeper and merchant at
Belen, arrived in the city on the early
train this morning.
Ferd Snively, bookkeeper for the
Harvey News and curio system, re-
turned last night from a pleasure trip
to Kansas City, his old home.
Jack Gibson, the hotel clerk who
went from here to the Ell Toyar at the
Grand Canyon last winter, is back be-
hind the desk at the Alyarado again.
Mrs. Z II. Bliss left this morning for
La Junta, where she will be the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Cook, for few
weeks.
County Treasurer F. A. Hubbell and
Sheriff T. A. Hubbell are enjoying
visit from their brother, Lorenzo Hub
bell. of Ganado, Arizona.
Edward Pickard, superintendent of
the twenty-fifth territorial fair base
ball tourney, went to FL Paso Sunday
night to make arrangements with the
El Paso ball team TO come to the fair.
Mr.. Pickard may continue on to Cliff
ton to see the base ball aggregation
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28

Just received by express, new
shipment of childrens' hats at The
Economist.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28

Beautiful new hats for women and
children have just arrived at The
Economist.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28

New Walking Hats, just in by eX-
press, at The Economist.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28

IVES, THE FLORIST.
Fresh Cut Flowers.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-28

The Outside View.
We envy other men who seem
To have so much that gives them
pride
All. but there's milk beneath the
cream,
There's mud below the limpid stream,
The house may have a rotten beam,
That looks so well outside.
Chicago Record Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
Especial &c The star.)

NEW YORK. March Sin spite
~ the fact that the whole rapid
trans,t system Of the city has been
did up. aud thousands OF people
vere forced TO walk to and from
worE there has been little disorder
attending the strike.
The collision yesterday was the
most serious occurrence during the
day. the number OF injured being
20.
Last night AZ midnight a north
hound nse-ear train on the Ninth
avenue elevated ran away after
leaving Ninety third street, and
with scarcely lessened speed round
81 an - curve more than 100 feet
above the ground at ll0th street.
The mntorman got ratified and at
tempted TO Jump to the street. but
was restrained by a policeman.
Women tainted aud men shouted
when the train was In flight Il
vas stopped with difficulty and no
serious damage was done.
Several Individual encounters and
riIrht disturbances have marked the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

PETERSBURG March hiEh official circles here it a
believed that the Mukdsn will repetition
Of Laoyane but If Is not admitted that tho 'uc OF The
lie wlth is friEhtfu LOSSES has been decided
a official
the All be a
much longer and he has taken hf
considered the possible alternative
military eHha General Kurupain
Earded
tual Russian fes
The majority regard the fighting yesterday reality
guard action entertaining doubt there VII
Withdrawal during the ntsht
military
IN number The burden q complaint being that Ia action he
Initiative
otherwise they declare that bis
believed that F1d Marshal
battle VII sntle
q 81
question
% the
overwhelming disaster Il will
TO terms but ANYTHING Les might break he stubborn
the In lt bearing the
suit 81 the battle ts regarded equally important
hhEarded
vii exceed those a ilaoyarE
Ia
supplying occupying defensive
advantage which decisive
crucial al the dispatches dwelling the
terrible exhaustion and hunger have
turea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
KEEPS LAWYERS
GUESSING

A bitter nrht is being winged iH
judge Frafcrs court over certain
Alaskan interests. iu the silt ~ Or
Eugene = Jordan - Mrs Helen
Johnson Among the properties in
valrad o. % it0-aere company claim.
60 which 20 js alleged Mrs johnson
forged quarter interest, raising the
amount ~ the interest decided from
one quarter 90 oue-hnif
Lena walton. the Alaskan min
Ing woman. aud AlIs. johnson have
been ar the stand q large portion n
the time. tcstifylns on opposite
sides. and the spectators have been
much amused by the quick eompre-
heuHiye answers and retorts eourte-
ously handed back 90 the Seattle
Attorney who are fighting the bat
tie on paper merely. while both NO
men have been over every inch Of
the ground by DOG team and with
pick and shovel.
Fofrery fraud and sharp practice
are freely ,harEcd by both sides and
sensational Developments possibly
criminal proceedings. are expected
before the fight is over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
HURT IN COLLISION

A the result u 8 collision be-
tween a street car and street
sweeper yesterday afternoon. =. A.
Madden. q gbifitu Aiaasa. iF con-
fined 10 his room IN the Diiiaf hotel
suffering from numerous bruises
and probable internal injuries
Madden eas unconscious and does
not remember clearly haa the acct
dent happened When be came 60.
h. vas sitting on the street curb
near where fhs accident occurred
and the car au8 street apparatus
had left the scene
There are several versions ~ th"
accident some say that It VAS the
fault u the driver 81 the street
sweeper ana some blame the cleo
trio company Foreman =. 2
Thomas. Of the street cleaning de-
partmaHt. la investigating the aci-
dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

ST PETERSBURG uuoflriaIly announced that
majority Of The council has decided Kufuputkn
commander IN chief 81 the forces
aroused considerable criticism I'm military crrc where little conf
placed kufunakuH
manifested IN ha ability tn strike the psythunr This
based the assumption that Marshal
have been large effeaf
Ain been aha to match the JauaBe strategy
japa had planned Nukdsn
eruor had been Instructed 10 prepare solemn ro.outou
Tho dispatch adds that saaHlehss por
render and shot
be o. Monday
reaelted MukHau
A. dawn Marsb bsgan "a remembered n
pared thunderstorm lead hmrne bullets peag
mereessy Hrr af land - miles miles
ins down victims y thousands With the explosions of sh shells
Through this inferno
battles they fought
Regiments reduced squads
these managed n mite and eh fresh
The nrht "a renewed Yesterday aud
tenaity ami increasing constantly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

One Of the largest gatherings OF
lumber men of the state is being
held at Centralia today The pre-
eailing prices OF lumber and the
rates Of railroads transportation are
the chief topics under discussion.
The King County Horticultural
society meets this evening al the
Chamber Of Commerce. The horti-
cultural work at the Lewis and
Clark fair and the cultivation OF
strawberries are few OF the sub
ieets TO be discussed.
John Bush. the 15-year-old Ia
coma hoy who was found guilty OF
assisting Negro Leroy in the Red.
White and Blue saloon holdup, is
TO be seutenced Saturday Yester-
day the boys parents visited him
az the county Jail. and a very af-
fecting meeting took place between
the mother and son. Father, moth
er and son wept together while
they couversed throuh the bars OF
the young criminals cell Attorney
Casey viii endeavor TO secure a re-
form school sentence for Bush.
The divorce suits OF Charles Dom
aldson vs.. Julia Donaldson and
Pearl B. Donaldson Us. r. Z. Don
aldson are today being tried in
Judge Gilliam's court
Il r Adams this morning
brought suit against the city OF
Seattle for about 5000 worth OF
old warrants. which he had bought
up from contractors, and which
the city. he alleges. has refused 10
pay because the warrants were is
sued under ordinances now delin-
queut.
\ petition is iu circulation pro-
.viduz for TIE creation OF a paMg
district To take in seventh and
sixth avenue between Union and
University streets, University street
and IA few adjacent streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
DON 7 WANT
ARB|TRA |ON
TIE NEW YORK RAPID TRANSIT STRIKE cosTlNUas-THE
COMPANY WILL TURN DOWN MAYOR mcLELLANs PsoPo.
sfrlon FOR AN EARLY SET ELEMENT

progress OF the tie-up.
This morning 1t is apparent that
the situation is slightly Improved
and the company has moved some
trains The subway trains are run
ming from four TO six minutes apart.
but no express service has been at
tempted as yet
The subway company states that
II will have 5000 men on hand to
run trains BY tonight. and will be
able 20 handle two-thirds OF the
normal traffic
The offer ~ Mayor Mcclellan TO
submit the differences between the
company and the men TO arbitra-
ton will be turned down by the
company.
on the other hand. the strikers
claim TO have the situation won.
Thirty-fiye hundred policemen
were assigned 10 stsike duty this
morning
The strike leaders In a letter TO
the mayor today agreed to accept
arbitration. The company officials
held "a meeting and 1t is generally
reported that they VIII decline
Late this afternoon the INTERIOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

TOXIC. MARCH s. DISPATCH FROM GENERAL KCRO-
h, THIS AFTERNOON. STATES THAT THE RUSSIANS UNDER
COVER or DARKNESS LAST NIGHT EVACUATED ALONG TIE
WHO'LL LINE or TIE STA RIVER AND ARE SOW ~ PULL
PRESSING THEM CLOSELY I TIE REAR
THE RUSSIANS BURNED THEIR SUPPLIES
hELhEAI is A DIs0RDERED CONFUSION
lie FAiL or MUKDEN Is APPARENT
MACHUN TCN MENTIONED THE EARLY DISPATCHES
A. HAVING BEEN CAPTURED BY THE JAPANESE Is
1hthAl PASS AND STRATEGIC POINT sEiZunE GIVES
MI yAPANtsE CONTROL OF TIE HEAD or THE VALLEY
ui1Tti -f-ADs - fIsHIN WHERE THE HL.iANS HAVE
FOR DAYS OFFERED THE MOST STUBBORN RESISTANCE TO
The ADV ANCE or THE JAPANESE
TOXIC. MARCH s-REp0RTs ARE CURRENT THAT
~ hsSANs ARE NOW II RETREAT AND ARE PREPARING
~ DESTROY THE RAILOAD NORTH MUKDEN
GENERAL kUROPATKtN Is REPORTED To HAVE GONE TO
100 OFFICERS.
~, HIS LEFT REARGuARD. CONSISTING or 10000 PICKED
hEN rs RETIRING THIS Is THE FORCE WHICH THE
nn5AhtUAhD ACTION WHICH KUROPATKIN ADOPTED TO
OOfEh lie INEVITABLE RETREAT or HIS ARMY.
CHINESE REPORTS ARE To THE EFFECT THAT MUKDEN
n1S B4sN Ai-sosI ENTIRELY EVACUATED AND THAT ITS
I I5 MAGAZINES WERE SET or FIRE BY THE JAPANESE
ADylcEs FRoM MUKDEN STATE THAT IN THE RAILWAY
oo11IlON THERE WAS THE GREATEST CONFUSION AND DIS
~ "a ING LIE SLIGHTEST ATTENTION TO SCHEDULES.
mr. MAIN ANXIETY BEING To SUPPLIES PROVISIONS
W STORES FROM FALLING INTO THE HANDS or THE AID
fANCNG JAPANESE.
- THE STREETS ARE FILLED WITH DEAD AND WOUNDED
rr1bl4C BUILDINGS AND DWELLING HOUSES HAVE BEEN
MnhECkED BY THE HEAVY ARTILLERY FIRE. FREQUENT
rr,,iLo HAVE BEEN STARTED WHICH WERE ExTTN-
"eiohEB AFTER HEROIC WORK Or THE FIGHTERS
TIE GREATEST THE ANCIENT CAPITAL,
VI FhOA FIRE. WHICH. IF ONCE WELL STARTED WOULD
SWEEP THROUGH THE ENTIRE CITY AND 1T IN ASHES
-. ST PETERSBURG. MARCH s--A DISPATCH RECEIVED AT
snh WAR OFFICE FROM KUROPATKIN THIS AFTERNOON
SATEs THAT MUKDEN IS STILL IL THE HANDS OF THE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
INVOLVES ENGhEER

EVERETT. March Sin the
Aaeklnaw mining case this morn
ing. In which the appointment OF =
receiver Is asked. the defendant
filed an answer alleging among
other things that the company gave
County Engineer Birney 1000
shares Of stock in payment for his
services IN procuring the expendi-
lures BY the county commissioners
upon the bridge for the company
over the sauk river.
Carroll Wells. a young snohomish
forger. who pleaded guilty some
months ago. after which a new trial
was obtained on the plea that he
vas inexperienced. this morning
pleaded guilty again and was sen
fenced TO one year in jail Judge
Black severely Teprimanded the
amateur detectives. who trapped
the yuungster into committing the
forgery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
CHURCH
WRECKED

SALT LAKE. Utah March a.
An explosion Of acsty lsna gas in the
Mormon meeting house At Granger.
seven miles south o. here last night
wrecked the building killing Nellie
Mckay. and iHjuriuE Ida Smith.
Wi Wallace Hazel Murphy. Eunics
Melee aud - others The walls
we're blown out. the floor torn up
and people pinned under benches
and WHrekaRe
Miss Mckay was killed by the or
gan failing upon her ss she was
singing "a solo.
The total number Of injured In
the explosion IL %. The stove was
blown through the ceiling IN sddi-
ton To the horror Of the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

Al the Seattle Athletic club last
night a banquet was given in honor
Of Captain J Howard Darlington
and Lieutenant II Webb Ninnedge.
Of company -, n. O " Sixty mem
beers OF the company in fun dress
uniform we're present
George K Rogers. general organ
izer OF the Woodmen Of tho World.
with headquarters In Denver Is -
the city on private business. lie :
Interested IN mines In this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
IT HURTS EN-!

81 the Ninth legislature ia making
some ~ aquirm there Olympia
ffnfn capital
IS whose uupeas
narrative than taken
Mr.. Dean.
! u dsfided 60 attempt
through che legislature FoRBnDiNG THE STARS
; CORRESPONDENT THE PRIV ILEGEs OF TIE PRESS
Representa- Booth 81 King county.
connected with graft
as almost any Legislature. aud
circulated petition KEEP SIR DEAN OFT or THE LEG
HALLS during the remainder - the session
petition got little sympathy from the mem
. HaHa u he legislature "a play.
Of nooth frankly told him
Al there - EetiuE
. even than By wasting circulating petitions
) TIE TROUBLE WITH MR. BOOTH AND SOME 9TH
. Frs AT OLYMPIA SEEMS TO BE THAT MR DEAN HAS
|. BEEN TELLING THE TRUTH. AND THE TRUTH HAS
HURT
. Don't MISS IT.
. . ...Hs........s......4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
EXTRA SERVICE

Ths Canadian Pacific has In
creased the service on the Nunrou-
yer trains With some fire new tour
lot cars They are the latest thing
In design and no better can be
found on any % the overland trains.
The new train that ia 20 run TO Van
couver over the Canadian Pacific is
about the finest train coming To the
coast Nj Calder. general agent.
stated thla morning that their pat
rons on the Vancouver run would
have the finest treatment this sum
mer that can be given by the Cana
dian Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
t.tttttttt.ss$ss.ts+tss.

The house today killed Senator
Wilson's graft bill providing for a
county physician al a FAT salary.
Dawes. OF KING. attempted 10 save
the measure. but he vas made to
look foolish by Roth and Maloney.
sha scored legislation this year for
attending 20 commissions and OFF,
Gals Tor the purpose Of burdeninE
the taxpayers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
IANS IN full RETREAT APS IN CLOSE PURSUIT. l.
RUSSIAN LOSS ENORMOUS TURNING POINT


kuRoPArKN DENIES THAT HIS LINE CONMuNCA-
IloN Has BEEN etI ~ THE JAps THAT HAVE
RETREAT
lie ADMITS HOWEVER THAT THE RUSSIAN LEFT IS IL
A CRITICAL POSITION WITH GEN RENNENEANVFFs CORPS
IN GRAVE DANGER or BEING CuT OFF AND CRUSHED.
TOXIC. MARCH s#ApvICEs FROM THE FRONT STATE
THAT THE JAPANESE HAVE CAPTURED NACUUN TAN
TER HEAVY ENGAGEMENT MCt, n TAN o. SOUTHEAST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

= OLYMPIA. March Senator I,
. Potts. the youthful King coun- ,
= - puppel 0f the senate gang. I
. nearly rose 10 prominence in I
the senate this afternoon. !
q President Coon invited the I,
. juvenile zoIon 20 take the pres I
, ideuts chair during = session d,
= Of the COMMITTEES Of the whole. ,
= Potts got red 10 the eartOps.
= stammered out an excuse and
left the chamber The sena- ,
= tors we're disappointed IN an I
. tieipation Of Witnessing Potts
q on the boards as a pariiamen-
= tartan. which would undoubt- ,
dly have been amusing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

q IA GRAND, Ore. March 5 4
Spencer Field. 10. IL dead. 4
and Leo Fields 3 f. diving
from the effects o. burns re- 4
ceived during a fire last night =
which destroyed their home. =
. The mother went visiting and =
. left the children IN bed lock 4
Ell the door and took the key 4
with her a lamp was left 4
burning and exploded. and the :
d children could not get out ,
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
MARSHAL Oyama Has Completely Out
generated KurOpatkin and Is Cutting
Down the Fleeing Russians by Thou
sands
MOVING EVENTS IN THE FAR EAST

re hattie Of Mukdeu has RACED for Ii DAYS
over one troops engaged In the struggle
m losses already exceed those uf battle Of modern umcs
m truoys have bad rraf for a week
M puss an council has decided retain Kurupan
Te apanese captured Maehna Tan strategic point
Rrsns are reported To Be feIfeank 10 tho uorthward.
Ts 5eatebes that the fall Of Mukdcu is imminent
M. hsisf i also held the PetersbarE military clubs
ne crisis apparently close hand and the physical cond
& az s troog nay decide the battle for both armies
,pvroa hns complete exhaustion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

cBy s,rpps Asa
ST. PETERSBURG MARCH s.-oEEP GLOOM HANGS OVER
TIE RUSSIAN CAPITAL OVER the IsosPurABLE REPORTS
RECEIVED FROM TIE FRONT THAT THE DAY HAS BEEN
LOST TO rHE RUSSIANS. AND THAT KURoPATKIH AND his
ARMY AaE IN FULL RETREAT FROM aukoEH.
At THIS HOUR $50 ~ TIE MOST Pgssmsrlc RE.
PORTS ARE CONTINUING TO CONE FROM TIE EAST.
PusLIc INTEREST Is At siassR PITCH THAN At ANY
TINE CURING WAR.
GROUPS SURROUNDING rHE BULLETIN BOARDS
AND EXTRA EDITIONS OF THe PAPERS SELLING IN
sHEsvEs
IN SPITE THE OPTIMISTIC GOVERNMENT REPORTS
RECEIVED sELEF TIE pusLc MIND - THAT
kURoPArkls has BEEN OVERWHELMED BY MARSHAL oYA.
WILL STAND AT TIE PASS m THg
HOPE OF KEEPING Ais LINE OF COMMUNICATION OPEN TO
NORTH.
TIE POWDER MAGAZINES AND TIE sTosEHoUsEs IN
WHICH comSlssARY FIELD AND HOSPITAL SUPPLIES WERE
KEPT TO KEEP THEM FROM FALL.
ING INTO HANDS or TIE vcToRioUs JAPs
FLYING COLUMN or JAPANESE INFANTRY IS IN CLOSE
PURSUIT or The RsTREATIso RUSSIANS AND THEY ARE
MOVING DOWN TROOPS THOUSANDS
The LOSSES HAVE ENORMOUS
IT IS BELIEVED THAT TIE JAps WILL DC IN FULL pos
SESSION or nUKosN wiTHs HOURS