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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-23
Happenings in Missouri.


Kansas City men have bought co
acres of land one mile east of Oak
Grove, in jackson county, for the pur-
pose Of raising poultry on larger
scale than has yet been attempted in
that part Of Missouri. The company
has been incorporated for $4,000.
The land will be divided into tracts to
accommodate thousands of fowls. The
whole will be inclosed with a screen
wire fencing. On each tract will be
erected the hen houses for the accom-
mediation Of the old stock, and large
glass covered sheds, properly heated
and ventilated, for the raising Of young
chickens at all seasons Of the year.
The ranch will be stocked with $4,000
hens and 1850 ROSTERS; 10000 of the
hens are to be kept exclusively for the
production of eggs other sources Of
profit will be the raising Of squads
and ducks. The company will stock
the ranch with Leghorns for laying
purposes and Barred Plymouth Rocks
fer the market.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-23

Ths annual meeting Of the wom-
ans Suffrage society Of Missouri was
held at the residence Of Mrs. Mary
Warren, 1920 Lohmeyer avenue, Ma
plewood. The session was presided
over by the president Of the society,
Mrs. Alice Mulkey, of st. Louis, who
was reelected. other officers elected
were: Mrs. Mary Warren, Maple
wood, and Mrs. Frsncella King, Hop
kins, vice presidents; Mrs. Susan Mar
tin, recording secretary; Mrs. Tillie
J. Ford, corresponding secretary;
Miss Myra M. Kern, Maryville, treas
urer; Mrs. Eta UT and Mrs. Mary
CLANCY, Hopkins, auditors. Mrs. Ma
ry Calkins was elected a member Of
the executive committee. Mrs. Mary
Warren and Mrs. Grace Kuelper were
elected delegates to the suffrage con-
vention to be held in a few months in
Baltimore, Nd, and Mrs. Welsh and
Mrs. Regensberger we're selected as
alternates for these delegates.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-23
WIDOW ClnIma vnlunble Dower.


The appearance in KirlSsville Of
Mrs Lizzie Smith, widow Of the late
Frank Smith, who formerly resided
in that city, promises no end Of trou-
bic to a number Of property owners.
1t appears that Frank Smith was
thought to be single man. During
his residence there he was owner or
Joint owner Of numerous pieces Of
real estate, all Of which he conveyed
as a single man. Mrs. Smith came
from Seattle. Wash. That she is the
widow Of Frank Smith she has au-
thentic proof. She says they were
married over 20 years ago and lived
together eight years. It is understood
that at least a part Of the property
owners interested in the matter are
willing to settle with Mrs. Smith
without litigation.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-23
TOP OF THE WAVE
FAMOUS ARTIST THAT KNOWS
WHEN TO STOP.
STEADY NERVES NEEDED
The Old Hoffman House-once Dem
ocratic Headquarters-People Of
New York Amuse1n emit Crazy
"A Long Opera Season.

O. EW YORK.-Why
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-23

More than 500 hunters licenses have
been issued in Vernon county. The
prosecuting attorney, Mr.. Moss, after
examining the law, has come to the
conclusion that it is not necessary for
persons to take out license to hunt in
their own county, but anyone hunting
in county in the state other than
that in which they live is required to
take out a license. He will not at
attempt to prosecute persons hunting
In Vernon county who are residents
until the matter is decided by higher
courts.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-23

After st. Louis Loan Sharks.
With the issuance Of warrants for
the arrest of Isaac Arfcherhoeffer and
Harry Palmer, of st. Louis, charging
usury, a crusade against money lend
ers has been inaugurated by employees
Of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany. The crusade, the employees
state, has the active support of Gov.
Folk, to whom their emissary appealed
ten days ago. The governor evinced
great interest in the specific cases laid
before him in which employees had lost
heavily, and, it is said, instructed G.
w. Henry, division chief how the
money lenders could be prosecuted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
THE MARKETS

Owing 70 tho scarcity OF pork.
that product has gone up a half
cent and may take another raise
within the next few days unless
heavier shipments arrive than 10
the past The egg market remains
the same as yesterday. a great many
eggs selling al 10 cents. but the bet
ter quality Is going at 20 cents.
There vas quite a large shipment
OF poultry on the markets this
morning. but Il was all sold be-
foro arrival. This shipment was the
largest that has been received in
the city for three weeks.
The banana market was well
stocked this morning. but the
bananas are a little too green TO go
onto the market. There will be a
car OF California celery in today.
The celery market has remained
firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

men. say that passing this bill
will be tho oorricst thing this sen
ate ever DID II viii retard the
progress OF the state for at least
10 years. II will turn away cap
itAl and work havoc 10 many ways
Tho four senator's who voted
against the measure explained their
votes after the senate adjourned 10
your correspondent in this way.
Clapp said II would vote
against any such a msaanre II there
were 1000 members In the senate
and ass OF them voted for H. will
oppose II Ia every way can. Ny
constituents want all the railroads
they can get. and they sent me
here 20 do all I could 70 get more
railroads In my district This IL
one uf tho most vicious measures
that was ever passed In this state.
and I don't care who knows that
zay So"
Klnnenr. who Is an out and out
railroad senator. said: 4 have al
ways been against H. and always
will be against any such iniquit-
Gus railroad legislation
Heinrich said virtually tho same
RAnds stated that be had been
elected on an Anti-rallroad com
mission platform and he was
pledged 10 oppose any commission
bill.
A caucus OF the radical railroad
commission men and mmbermen
was held last night Senators
Boone. Condor and Ruth. the steer
ing committee Of the senate. sub
mlttsd tho proposition OF the house
commission men and after the eau
Gus vas over IL was announced that
"a trade had been completed where
by The commission men and the
lumber interests would each get
the legislation desired. The caucus
aIs1 decided to defeat Senator Ba-
ker's resolution calling for the
submission OF the capital removal
measure TO a popular vote.
As announced exclusively in The
Star last night. the commission will
consist OF Harry Fairchild. OF Bell
ingham. r. d. Heustis. OF Olympia.
and T. ID. Rockwell, OF Spokane.
while Representative Dickson will
be rewarded for his good work In
helping 20 force the measure
through by getting the secretary
ship OF the commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
H0lD-UP
FAILED

An attempt to hold up T.. s.
Evans. manager Of the carpet de-
partment OF the STANDARD Furniture
company. and NJ. A. Rosenfeld. a
clerk in tho Northern Pacific Ex-
press office. Of this city. last night.
was frustrated by the flight OF the
intended victims. who successfully
lodged the two shots fired az them
by the disappointed hiRhWaymen.
Evans and Rosenfeld we're on their
way TO visit r. Evans. a brother Of
the former. residing on Eighty
fifth street. near Green Lake. When
about POO yards from the house two
men stepped from the brush and
with drawn revolvers demanded
that they throw Nd their hands
The commands were given In a low
voice and repeated several times.
In making his escape from the
hold-ups Evans tripped and fell and
the thugs evidently thought they
had killed him. for they turned and
ran south along the county road.
Rosenfeid alarmed tho neiRhbor-
hood and they armed themselves
and went back to the scene OF the
hold-up. They had about $40 be-
tween them and but for their tim
ldlty. might have lost H. Neither
OF the victims could give a good do
seriptlon of the thugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
BATTLING NELSON
WON IN THE NINTH
.osssrr is NOT IN MS CT Ass-eHAMplou NELSON NOW
WANTS TO Met BRITT

letting his hands drop down by his
sides.
The end came In the ninth after
2 minutes and S. seconds OF mill
tnE. At this time Nelson swung a
terrific tight % the Jaw. which sent
Corhett staggering To the floor. but
he was hardly down before HIS sec
ouda threw up the sponge
When Il was all over Carhatt had
but little 90 say. He stated that he
could offer no excuse.
Nelson was IN high glee. ana al
most tho first think he said was
that he would try 10 secure another
ught with Jimmy Britt
The betting last niEht waa heavy
AZ 10 70 5 tho admirers OF Corbett
snapped up a chance whenever IL
was afforded
There was plenty OF Nelson money
Ia sight. and ali bets were taken up
as fast as they came
last night vas the first time thar
Nelson ever entered the ring as 4
fayurlte. which. NO doubt. resulted
from his previous victory over Cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
4 HOT
ROAST
Especial to The star)

OLYMPIA. March Lieutenant
Governor Coon roasted the senate TO
a deep. rich brown this afternoon
that the way the senator's we're
slouEhinR their duty was disgrace
to the body and that he would toll
crate Il no more.
The roast came a. n result OF a
vote taken on Representative Min
ards school bin. one Of the best
school measures introduced during
the present session. II passed the
house almost unanimously and when
II came up in the senate today tho
vote OF but six senator's against Il
defeated the bill.
Coon got wrathier still when the
vote was taken on another house
measure when there we're but three
votes recorded-2 ayes and nay.
Coon refused 20 accept the vote. de-
ciaring that Il was not ut express
sion Of the opinion Of the senate ON
the measure and he sent messengers
out to bring nthe delinquent mem
hers and forced them to vote on
measures as they came up.
Banker Lord has the senate by the
throat. This was shown when the
committee on banks and banking
refused to report ON the Falconer
bill 10 place n check nthe monop-
oily held by Lord on the public funds
on deposit IN his bank.
Senator Clapp made n motion 10
compel the committees TO make a re-
port ON the bin and the motion was
voted down.
Clapp has ben fighting during the
whole session trying 10 enact legis-
lation against Lord. but II appears
that the smooth financier OF Olym-
pia has the senate completely under
his thumb.
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hrtt
Corhoit had not lnat any Of hla
popularity. however which wna
manifested by the ovation which
krootod him as he entered the ring.
Also shortly before o'clock. whom
ne appeared at Harry Cnrhrtta
place preparatory 10 Weighing In. he
was Eiven an ovation by his fr!ouds.
Corhett was IN fine condition
when he stripped tor the scrap.
During his other match with Mol
son he claimed that he lost owing TO
hack Of training Thla time. how
over he was Ina the pink Of eoudl-
tion
Nelson had a hard time 20 got
down 70 the weight From excel
lent sources comes the report that
he was farccd tu spend nearly tho
whole Of the afternoon In a bath IN
order TO save hla forfeit money Al
though Nelson had hard tlme Ia
his training he showed NO aiFna OF
wear aud tear. lie WAS the first
To appear on the scales aud Waa Just
ahlo 60 mako the weight corbctt
49, NAh tfNHh u FhNft tue INK.
whore he walked around four or
five minutes. smiling and bowling
To friends. Nelson's arrival was Dc
layrd for some time. Ito finally APP
pesrct dressed Ia A brown sweater.
as WAS his opponent Nelson was
the first 20 be introduced. and An
nouurer Jordan introduced him az
the hardest nut In the profession
Nelson's reception was mild Cor
hsit was then introduced. and was
greeted With applause
A challenge was then read from
Ed. Hanlun. and then Jimmy Britt
was introduced Britt said he was
willing and ready 60 rEht anyone
Al hls weight. after which he
jumped from the ring
Two Surround prclimlnarlea pre-
eeicd the main event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
MAY END THE Wan
especial 10 The star,

VICTORIA. n. C.. March TX.
Takahashi. vice governor Of tho
Bank Of Japan. arrived here on tho
steamer Empress this morning, en-
route 10 England. lie was over In
England some time ago for the pur-
pose d negotiating a loan, and re-
turned 10 his home % report 10 his
principals. He refused to discuss
his present mission. he says a big
battle Is now impending between
the Russians and Japanese, and
that II will be decisive. and he
thinks 10 viii decide the war. He
says Russia r. not liable 20 push
the war much further. Lieutenant
Kouratehkin. n Russian officer OF
the destroyed battlaahip Retvlzan.
was also aboard
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+~+-*+-+%+--++-.%+++---i

OLYMPIA. March by a vote
of 80 20 Z the senate this afternoon
passed the radical railroad com
mission bill. Clapp. Heinrich. Kin
nsar and Rands being the only
members voting against H.
Van De Vanter and Gum. the new
member. were absent. y
The vots ON the bill came as a
surprise. inasmnch az Il had been
showed down 10 the bottom Of the
calendar and would not have
reached the top until tomorrow 10
the ordinary course Of business.
But az coon ns the senate con
vened this afternoon a motion was
carried 70 advance the bill on the
calendar and take Il up under sus-
pension Of tho rules and for its
final passage.
Messengers we're sent Hkirmiahing
about the Hobbies corralinE the alb
sent members. and when they had
all been rounded mp the doors WEIR
closed and locked and the bin
taken up. The only speech made
during the roll cnli was by senar
tor Link Davis. OF Pierce county.
He made an impassiunsd address
against the bill. but said that he
was going to vote for H.
Let the commission men have
anything they want he said Let
them tear mp the tracks, burn up
the depots and dynamite tho rolling
stock. I don't care. But, gentle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
tsp.slal TO The start

AN FRANCISCO. March l.
psllns Nelson. Of Chicago. defeat
,y,ons Cofbott. OF Denver. In the
go 81 tho ninth round with a
80 swing over the Jaw, after
80 haA the best Of the mill
= he Zine tho gong sounded fer
4, art ruaad
e,rectt Al times landed some very
- ennches. but lacked the ability
s,riew them up and many times
- swings. which. II they had
- would have troubled his op-
ss.ut considerably
WSsn Nelson landed the finish
=, A,ow in the ninth. Cofbgtta aes-
- seeing that % was all up With
- mar. threw mp the sponge tn
80 10 Save Corbctt further pun
AAment
e,rhstss fighting was very errat-
a a. times be would brace up and
/, ssue clever work and then drop
- into a mechanical sort OF sty Io.
go clearly manifested that he
70 Al loss 10 know Just What to do.
nur,nx the early part OF the aght
r,-Astt once or twice bTaccd up
- swatssi Nelson a few stlff ones.
:, the Dane always came back
IN good ones
AZ the seventh round started T.
MID FOR a time as though Corhett
rs going out IN that number. but
Al Ga sudden be hracrd up and
set Al 4 Ia old-time style it was
uosAlng bat 3 squirt. however and
4. relapsed again into slow fEht-
n The sports by this time knew
Fsrhest was a goncr aud he vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

State ~ Ohio. city Of Toledo. Lucas
County. e.
Frank J. cheney makes oath that he
T. senior partner 81 the firm Of p j.
Cheney a. Co. doing business IN tho
City ~ Toledo. County aud State
aforesaid. and hat said firm will pay
the sum ~ ONE HUNDRED Dol
LARS Tor each and every cnan 81
Gatarrh that cannot he cured bY the
use % Haifa Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed
In my presence. this eth day Of De-
camber, a = 1855 A. ". GLEASON.
taenll Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure - taken inter
naliy. ana acts directly on the blood
ard mucous surfaces 81 the system
Send for testimonials free
y. J. CHENEY a CO. Toledo. ..
Sold by All Druggists. 7sc
Take Hairs Family Pills for causti-
patton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
LOO 7 ED!

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March l.
Three masked bandits boarded the
'Friseo expreas eight miles south Of
Mammoth Springs. Ark. early this
morning and compelled the express
messenger 20 open the safe az the
point Of gun. ard quickly secured
the contents and escaped. The value
% the booty H. unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
WILL FIGHT JOHN D.
By scripps News Ass.nl

KANSAS CITY. March Orders
have been placed here for the first
independent oil refinery. to be built
under the protection given by the
new Kansas laws. Within so days
the plant will be constructed at
Ni0tazo. with capacity Of 1000
barrels week. The entire output
Is 20 be sold under contract with
iobbers who viii compete with the
oil company in the south
west.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

narely fighting 10 prolong the mill
n the hopes that his strength might
sons back. His fighting vas gruERy
altar the squirt. and many Of these
present. were hooking for bets that
hs would not last another round.
Nelson certainly had things all
Ais oEn waY. He vas cool and col
lsctsd and al all times quick as a
e4t on his feet During a large part
u the nEht be had his man up
kzains, the ropes or Was rushing
En- around the rinK-
- the eighth round Nelson had
i-tt against the roDes and the
rom Beaver claimed foul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
THEY OBJtCT TO
BLOCKING STREET

The business houses on Second
avenue. between James and Cherry
streets. are obiectinE 20 the manner
In which the contractors on the
Alaska building are blocking the
sidewalk on the east side Of the
street. The owner of one store
claims 20 have lost several hun
dred dollars worth o. trade be-
cause of the blockade
Complaint has been made 20 the
city officials. but without result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
N Al
ny serlpps News ASSN

TOXIC. March I-General Oyama
reports that the Russian batteries
al Tung You mountain. at the
northern height Of Tung CHA Tun.
commenced bombardment at 4
o'clock Tuesday morning On Mon
day night the enemy.a field guns a.
shu Palgyai. and tho heavy guns
az Wan ChWang pass. concentrated
their fire on the Japanese outp0sts
In the vicinity Of the railroad
bridge. 4 subsequent infantry at
tack was repulsed.
The Russians left 90 dead on the
field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
Vsas,aois.

Vegetables
Beans. dry, per cwt. i325u a7S.
Lima beans t47s q 90. beetr. per
sack. 7geaSlo0; cabbage, sI15:
caullNnwer, per dozen, si25:
garlic. new. i2e: onions yellow.
n. D.. onions Fame. t325: spinach.
ttO0ati.as. turuips. sack. 1921
rutabags. per sack. 50eaf1.25.
lettuce. dollhouse. f1at.5O: tomatoes.
tt.O0utizs fancy. $500; carrots
per sack. soca{l-2s: Yakima pota-
toes. t22a24. White River potatoes.
parsley. daz.. soc squash, 10. ~ a
nc. California sweet potatoes. per
California celery. 65d zoe. native
celery, 3oa zoe: native rhubarb. 10c.
Fruits.
Pei~immons. sI2s: bananaA
per bunch. &45O0 2.75. dates, per III.
t4dse: figs. y III bricks. s1.75:
figs. lob cartoons. e0G75c; grape
fruit, per box. .2;5o: lemons. choice
and fancy. s350a 500: oranges
seeding. tf5oQi.7s. navel oranges.
$500 AS. oranges, Jap. bale.
tf15mI75s apples. cooking. soc
e 500. apples, fancy. $1,000 $50:
y
half orange cases. S275. plneapples.
Per dos. $4,000 3.50.
Butter and Cheese.
Oregon cheese. ianc: Eastern.
crooks, 254 26c; Washington cheese.
i2e. cream brick cheese. Ice; but
ter. native creamery, SIC; eastern
storage, In tubs. 2Tc. eastern
storage. In bricks. &c; cooking. i49
Ifo.
Eaaa
Strictly fresh ranch, 1890.
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed. 176isc: geese.
dressed. $50 i6c: chickens. dressed.
Is u lie; turkeys, fancy local dressed.
20 q 22c.
Honey.
California strained. per h. Sc:
California sage. per 10. Ice: honey,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
Star TIIEATER.

The advertised lion act was yes
terday cut out Of the vaudeville
cause OF the fear expressed by the
women patrons Of the theater. The
gap was aeeeptablY filled BY Meany
and Anderson IN a clever comedy
turn. The now program is good
and made up Of pleasing variety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
At The THEATERS

THE SIEGE or FouT FHAYHE.
THE Siege N Fort FraYBss will
be tho bill nj the Grand Friday and
Saturday evenings. tho old military
melOdrama being put on By talent
from company A. Signal Corps. n.
q W. A battle scene will be one
Of the main attractions Of the piece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March l.
Secretary Hay today formally as
sured the Haytlau minister 70 the
United States that the government
has no intention Of acquiring by
annexation or otherwise Hayti or
santo Domingo. nor exerting Amer
lean influence over those countries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
NEW YORK STOCKS.

tlSn. Low. Close.
Atehison. SO Ia. Ss7-s. s91-4.
Anal. Copper. 77l-4. 761-4. 771-L.
b. q o.. lOs SIS. 1O7 L.. 10s SIS.
B. K. T.. 65 ID. 81 SIS. G5l-2.
Can. Pac.. i3s. 1877, l3s.
Erie. com. q "a. &c. 473-4.
Ills. Central. f59, 15S, 15s "a.
Metrop.. 121 "a. 121. 1874.
Mo. Pac.. 100. l07 81. 100.
L. q N, al 81. l3S -. 14i 81.
Peoples Gas. los rs. 107 rs, los "a.
Penna., l43 "a. 142 IS, 1853.
Reading. IS IL. 94l-4, 951-S.
r. l.. com. IS IS. 80. IS 3-S.
So. Pac.. II. 50 SIS, Il.
St Paul. 179 Is, III is. 179.
Sugar. 146 SIS, 1441-2. 1912.
Tn. Pac.. 1874 Is. 13l IS. l341-S.
U. 5. S, COM, IS IL, 81 3-s. 50 IS.
L. S. s.. pfd.. IS 3-S. "a IS, 95I-4.
Sales TO noon sos. 400 shares.
Money 2lA per cent.
Wheat-Liverpool May wheat
opened Is lower and closed i-2 low
er than yesterday.
Car receipts. Minneapolis 1919, Du-
luth 2. Chicago IL.
The wheat market opened active
and fairly strong. but turned weak
on the supposition that the May
option had been abandoned by Wall
street promoters. and that there
was little possibility OF any re-
newal OF bull interest in that de-
livery. This caused the May price
TO decline to $112iz. but rallied
quickly and closed strong at top
figures.
All things considered we regard
the situation as strong. and think
May wheat is scraping around bot
tom figures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
MURDER AND
SUICIDE
Especial TO The start

PORTLAND. Ore. March In
a dispute over the collections which
he had failed to account for, 8. ].
Donohue. a laundry driver. today
shot and seriously injured Alexan-
der Orth. and shot at ]. c. Helsel-
brock. hts employers. He attempt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
LOVERS LANE"

The Braumc Brandt company Is
playing Lovers Lane at the Third
Avenue Louise Brandt plays the
role Of Miss Simplicity. She ia
eapably supported and the play D.
making a hit.
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ST PETERSBURG. March IA
report from Sache Tun. Msnehuria.
sayse the japanese have opened a
tremendous fire Of field and siege
guns against Poutiloff Hill. The
bombardment OF the right flank
continues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March l.
The senate this afternoon passed
tho river and harbor bin adding
81, 600 900 to the $50 1000. 900. The bill
passed by the house.
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"Parmfal" 10 the bill al the Seat
tie. The role Of Kundry h being
taken BY Charlotte Deane and James
Kease handles the title role The
piece is drawing we'll
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........................

= SAN FRANCISCO. March /. t.
. The fiEht last night between ,
. battling Nelson and Young .
. Corbett may be the last big Z
. pugillatic encounter IN the .
. United States In years ,
II he Ralstou bin. nov 4
. pending. becomes a Law Il 4
. viii prohibit all boxing con =
. tests IA tho state. =
California has been praeu- 4
. caily the only state where /.
q prize fights could bs held Tor 4
. a number 90 years. and the 4
. Raiston bin Will put Cali =
. foruia In the same class with q
= the rest. 4