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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
Good Health
to the
Children

Children especially are fond Of dainties,
and the housekeeper must look carefully
to their food.
AS good cake can be made only with
good eggs, so also cake that is health
full as well as dainty must be raised with
pure and perfect baking, powder.
Royal Baking Powder is indispensable
in the preparation Of the highest quality
Of food. 1t imparts that peculiar light
ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the
finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc.,
and what is more important, renders the
food wholesome and agreeable to young
and old.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
Roth g. Grabef Special

APIECE DINNER COST HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER
SETS COST.
GOODS, NEATLY DECORATED USUALLY SELL
ABOUT TWICE WHAT ASK FIRST CONF FIRST SERVED
DELAY, MAY TOO LATE TO SECURE A SET.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26

RECEIVING SEASONS CANNING AND
PRESERVING STOCK BARTLETT PEARS AND
YELLOW TRANsoENDENT CRAB APPLES EVER OF
MARKET-ALL SOUND, FIRST GLASS FRUIT
MAKING PRICES VERY REAsoNABLE so
HOUSEWIFE AFFORD PUT UP SOME OF
DESIRED APPRECIATED FRUIT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
ECONOMY FRUIT JARS

THE JARS THAT ARE AcESo wLEDaED
PUTTING FRUIT IN WE HAVE THEM IN PIJTs QUARTS AND
GALLONS SUPPLY YOU WITH THEM IN AMY
QUANTITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

most impossible owing TO the ice
which blocks the channel In the
winter.
II would be equally Improbable
for the Tacoma 10 proceed 10 Fladi-
vostok. owing 10 the fact that she ia
incapable Of carrying sufficient coal
10 feed her fires during the voyage
across the Pacific. and for the time
which would OF necessity elapse.
while a channel through the mas
slve Ice foes was being forced by
the ice breakers.
without a fun head OF steam the
seYerest northwest gales which
prevail along that section. would
blow the vessel ashore in spite OF a
cargo Of anchors. The steamer Ia
coma Is also one Of the slow class
Of freight carriers and Is anything
but the class Of vessels which would
be employed TO carry contraband OF
war Il Is a well known fact local
~ that all contrahand OF war IL
shipped by the fastest Of the trans
Pacific liners. None Of the vessels
leaving Seattle for the orient are OF
this class Most Of the steamships
making Seattle their port OF de-
pariure for the Orient are built for
freight carrying capacity and not
for speed.
The officials OF the Northwestern
Steamship company announced that
the Tacoma would. after discharg.
Ing her cargo az Shanghai. take on
return cargo from that port for
Seattle. lie return cargo viii con-
sist of general merchandise. such as
silks, teas. oriental curios and the
usual consignment OF freight ship
ped from the Far East TO America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

iHJUwcroN ENolHHo DISTRIBUTION or MERGER STOCK ON


PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3.--Iames
} It'll has scored another victory in
the injunction Of the United States
circuit court Of New Jersey. pre-
venting the division OF the North
orn Securities stock a. proposed BY
the Great Northern president
This morning the United States
circuit court Of appeals dissolved
tho injunction preventing the dlvi-
sion Of the Northern Securities
stock as proposed by the Great
Northern president
Judge Dallas. Of the court Of ap-
peals. wrote the majority decision.
Judge Aeheson Coneurred. Judge
Gray disssntcd
The majority decision Is ex-
trcmely yulumIuous.
The injunction was secured by
the Hartman interests and granted
by Judge Bradford when. on the
dissolution 81 the merger as or
dcrpd BY the United States SUI
prone court Mt It'll made public
his now famous plan FOR disEolyiuE
the great corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
SKIPPED

Manager Newton. Of the EdiHan
thsatrr. t. among the missing TIE
rruprirtora ct the thenter say that
he left the city Saturday niEht aud
took with him between $500 and
tteo belonging ta the pruurlstuHs.
and forgot u say where he waH
guinK lie left the theatrr AZ 20
and was supposed Co have gone
away faH "a fsW moments
When he DID not appear AZ the
thrater until late an iuyvatiEa ton
Was made aud &c vas found that
over taee had gone atas. Several
bills remain unpaid aud lt ts sid
that many ~ the performers az the
theater eiu have e. walt while
for their money SEINE % them drew
their uny in advance and are uaN
patfiuE themselves on fhe back
Th~ thsRtsr will continue under
the old management and be b. said
there VII be no great loss 20 the
actors. as the present pruufirtafu
assert they vii make good what
ever inHa the players have sua-
tanned A search for Mra Newton
revealed that she had gone wIth her
husband. or iH keeping tu hiding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
MAYOR BALLINGER PRESENTS
ANNUAL MESSAGE TOCOUNCIL

Mayor HalllnRcr laHt might pre-
scented 10 the council hIa annual
message 10 eonHiHtH Of "a eampre-
hcnslve summing mp Of the progress
Of the city for the year. with recon
mendationa FOR improvements -
the mayor. aud reports from the
heads Of the departments The sail
lent features OF the lengthy docu-
ment are the following
MAYOR BALLlNGER.H RECON-
MEkDATfONs
Water rates should be reduced If
they can be without rocklrfaly
strulnlng the funds Of the water de-
partmcnt.
Legislation relating 20 the over
crowdinE Of thcaterH. particularly
lO-eeut nlayhauHes. and regulating
the speed Of vehicles and street cars
on crowded streets.
An amendment 10 the city charter
and state legislation providing for
the care Of the city.H poor ana sick
by tax levy. thus doing away with
the makeablft arrangements now in
use
The city should not resort TO II
ccnHinE crime for revenue
The banks in which city funds ARE
placed should pay an interest for
the use Of the money. thus pruyid-
lur an additional revenue OF about
$50 GOO "a year.
a new godihehtl8n OF the city or
dlnancea. aud the formation Of new
building ordinances
Charter amendment allowing state
and county lands 90 be- taxed for io-
cal improvements.
The uulfcatiou OF the city and
county should be accomplished.
a commission 81 business men
~ ould be appointed 90 at with the
council In securing mes city halt
A juvenile court should hc estah=
liahed In the city and its offenders
should be sent 90 the industrial
school now conducted on Mercer
island.
The financial affairs Of the city
should be exported a. least once a
year. a fun report Of the same being
made 20 the public
Great caution should be taken ia
enforcing the smoke ordinance.
The city should be- rcditrlrtcd
into wards and precincts.
An inspector 81 weights and meas
urcs should be appointed.
CHIEF DELASEYs RECOMMEN-
DATIOSs.
Legislation providing for the IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
TACOMA sails
FOR SHANGHAI
THe ORIENTAL STEAMER CLEARS FOR THE CHINESE PORT
SHE COULD NOT CALL ON RUSSIAN TERRITORY

The steamship Tacoma. Of the
Northwestern steamship company.
sailed today for tho Orient with a
full cargo Of general merchandise.
The vessel will take no passengers.
her object In sailing being for the
purpose OF carrying freight only
The cargo Of the Tacoma consists
OF .00o tons Of general merchndisc
composed Of coo tons Of canned
beef. consigned to the different Job
bling houses Of Shanghai. China.
The balance Of her cargo consists
of general merchandise mostly dry
goods. hardware and other articles
merchantable sort
The vessel viii not as reported.
sail under charter to an outside
party. but will. as she has been all
summer. sail under the manage
ment OF her regular owners. II has
been rumored about the waterfront
for some time that the Tacoma
would sail from this port for Vlad-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
A Talk With the
Mayor and Chief


e hear, heart tax win Mayor alarer chief police
m, star rr,.uue mayor eht who have worked
8o.oa OF mind What has been done
ehlrf Delaney report makes number
Of '''s l s s - , az Among 'h" are these
Msndleaa'. sessafs without licenses from tho
stree, aay.,a.ss abolished
g. driven ou, Of city
s,I 1,' s, a s s,o. ,a''as , n ,aoa eliminated
uind PIGS abolished
lo seai'sfIns failure
rra''Ita,on red r,ra.red asnosou.
in ana sslysiHanoe oye. all .sioon. maintained
Il Persons living the earnings Of tltn rrdy
Is undesirable characters. haAo
nun ga' q. w. ' s OF p s. ags s The a ssns ~
s ' a 6 S and maSs ss,r would to h@
The star YIN take up the ehiers sa,smeut. order.
- rsh', dane han. are no, s1s,'4 tss have been
Meaaisanis bessars been driven from the
down 1rs and Second afternoon The department
street aayst'isas has been aeqseea aas-
osss'Ias hss prosssi rannas NOR.
quietly The department has clearly shows that utterly
POOL have been ar!ya Of The chief Delaney
m STREET walkers , ana women ,sl'srs. IN saloons
ago Mayor naunser growing
police department. tina, saloon crime,
have not been diminished appreelabe
The truant
. There plenty n blind n are
evil which the police 70 be 10
10 II police
downtown fhorourhf1ron
In
simply been other ana more
respectable ey broadly speaking Is ors
T. The saloon box ordinance
forced Il IL openly violated number
Professional
iaucy be given credit
t. There OF Of
L. Migrants undesirable
~ the city rapidly Nearly ln Of
be
hobaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
WOULD REGULATE
DYNAMITE STORAGE

Fire Marshal Kellogg recommend
cd radical safeguards for the hand
ling of dynamite on the waterfront
In the report Incorporated I'm the
mayors message 10 the council last
night lie renewed the rtcommen=
datian that a powder house be con
strueted on the tide flats. removed
as far as possible from the bust
ness center.
lie said that tons OF explosive
we're being moved each week
through the city and that n dsas-
ter trauseending the lrnquois fire
horror might occur AZ any time. If
steps we're not taken 10 remedy the
evil.
lie also recommended the passage
OF an ordinance regulating the con
atruetion Of crude petroleum tanks
BE reported that applications t.
construct tanks OF from 500 to 1000
gallons capacity agRregating $4,000
gallons. were already In his hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

As result % this decision rail
road stocks are booming and there
is liberal buying.
Harriman's fight % prevent the
distribution on the Hill basis has
been carried through many courts
and both sides have employed ia
nous counsel
Elihu Root. eN-secrctary Of war
rs among the several prominent at
torueys in Mr Hili's service.
NEW YORK. Jan. s.-ReforrinE
10 the decision Of tho United States
circuit court OF appeals in the
Northern Securities case. r. II. Har-
riman said THE matter has now
been before four judges. and so far
Il Is an even decision. two having
declared for US and two against us
He declined 20 sslk further concern
ing the ease.
NEW YORK. Jan. Am adiorn-
mout OF the Northern Securities
stockholders in Hoboken today ad-
jUurned again until January 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

Ivostok FOR the purpose OF carrying
coutrabaud OF war TO the Russian
forces.
The officials Of the Northwestern
steamship company announced this
morning that all reports 10 that
effect were absolutely false and
that the Tacoma would sail from
Seattle direct for Shanghai. At the
customs offices her papers bear out
the statements OF the officials Of
the Northwestern Steamship com
pany At that office the records
show that the Tacoma cleared for
Shanghai
An official OF the Northwest
Steamship company stated also that
Il would be extremely doubtful IL
the vessel could call on Russian
territory, as IL would be imprac-
tlcable for her to enter Port Arthur.
owing 20 that port being now I'm
the hands OF the japanese. and 10
call at Nladivastok would be al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
RECOMMENDS MANY CHANGES ~ CONDUCT CITY AFFAIRS
-FAVoRs REDUCTION OF WATER RATES AND LAWS REG.
ULATNo tO.cEHr pLAYHoUsEs 9.

power TO dispense the same as
needed.
g. To elect a health officer whose
duty it viii be 70 appoint all bis
HubprdInatea.
The city and the state boards
should work iu harmony;
The department should be taken
out ~ politics.
Better ordinances should be pro-
YIdcd for the conduct Of laundrles
and barns.
The ordinances regulating thu
standard Of butter fat in milk and
other requirements for pure milk
supply should be raised.
RECOMMENDATIONS OF CHEZ
COOK.
An ordinance should be passed
requiring all theatera with q seat
ing capacity Of 500 or more TO have
al least one fireman on the stage
during performance to see that the
audience Is properly protected from
fire. a diagram Of exits 10 be print
Cd on every program
All thcaterB should be connected
with the city fire alarm system with
special fire alarms.
New apparatus should be pur-
chased for the Terry avenue engine
house
STATEMENTS OF COMPTROLLER
RIPLINGER
There has been paid on the Cedar
river water system debt principal
and interest. 500 600. while a larger
payment than $4,000 was not abb
solgtely required.
BY this rapid payment the city
will be saved $500 In interest during
the year 1905.
The elty's assets. based upon tbs
actual cost Of it's real estate. water
aud lighting systems, are 81. i55 .ss5.
The liabilities are S4.5s3. GIL. leaY-
ing the amount OF assets over la
biIities t72.353:
The cost TO date Of the lighting
and water systems has been S394.-
s34 but they are actually worth
81 900 600 when the value OF the per-
petual franchises and present value
are considered;
II the assets Of the city were
based on real value. they would
show an Increase Of 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
JAps WATCH RUSSIAN

CHEFOO. Jan. "A dispatch
from Teinstiu says a Japanese tor
pedu boat destroyer entered that
port az noon. Others are outside
The steamer VIVA arrived from
Cochin china with several hundred
soldiers aboard. Il ia reported that
she belongs TO the volunteer fleet
used Ia running rrinforeementH into
Port Arthur This city 10 peaceful
notwithstanding the presence Of
many japanese and Ruasiana. The
continued presence 81 three Iapa-
nese torpedo boat deatruyeru ls
merely regarded as a precautionary
measure ON the part Of Japan. No
trouble Is expected. unless the Rus
SLAMS attempt 90 evnde their parole.
The Japanese cruiser Aklteu-
ahimt entered the harbuf this morn
ing and exchanged ualutcs with the
American cruiser Baltimore
CHEFOO Jan a-TWo Russian
torpedo launches from Port Arthur
arrived here yesterday Later a
third Russian launch arrived.
Four Of the seven Japanese tor
pedo boat destroyefs have departed
Chinese report having heard heavy
firing last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

claim all knowledge OF the ship
meut OF the money and assert thar
they would not be in a position al
the present time 10 say anything
about Il II the bond ISSUE we're actu-
ally on the way. The money is due
e. arrive here over the Great North :
ern railroad. and the strictest -.
eroey To- being observed by the OF
acials of the company when the
subject Is approached.
The liner ia due here on January
: and Il Is expected that she Will
Immediately take the precious cargo
aboard Agents 81 the Japanese
government are coming across and
have a watchful eye on the coin 20
see that nothing happens 90 H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
RUSSIANS DESTROYED PROP
EHTY
ERY

CTIErOo. Jan. 5.-The fort where
negotiations for the surrender ~
Port Arthur were held b. called big
Eagles nest. and Is near RIhiuuE
mountain.
Midahirman E1lHorteh. command
inE the launch which icft Port Ar
thur A. g o'clock last night. said to-
day
mo shot has been fired a. Port
Arthur Tor two days. The firing
heard last night was the Russians
blowing up forts ships. magazines.
warehouse docks aud everything
valuable When we left Port Ar
thur. fortress and town were almost
completely wrecked The warahIpa
died hard. seHefll explosions were
ueceHHary 60 complete the wreekinE
Of them. The hnrhar entrance ta
blocked with sunken ships. The
statement that 5000 fighting men
remained la misleading. aa ma
loritY Of these are sick or slightly
wounded"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

81 IN hlEh terms
The difficulty ~ the task before
Gen. kurapatkln BE- also mentioned.
While the story had been carried
from mouth 20 mouth throughout
the capital yesterday the fuu real
iHatiun of what the fall Of the for
tress really meant to Russia I'D not
come until today, when the report
Of the cHHitulation vas published
The whole nation 10 In despair
over the reverse
II Il believed here that an active
winter campaign will soon be- COM
meueed b Gen. kurupatkin This
aggressive campaign wiu be at
tempted before It vlil Be able for
Field Marshal oFama % secure re-
endorsements from Port Arthur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

cenainR 81 turkish bath rooms. sey-
cral Of which are used for aaalEua.
ton purposes and are a rapidly
growing evil and the further regu.
lation Of erowdinE At theatera. hacks
and express wagons. wagon yeud=
crH. pawuHhaps and second hand
stores and the establishment Of a
workhauHe In connection with the
city iaii.
The police force should be further
increased and Hub-ataiiona be con
gtrurted az Lincoln park. Fremont
and INTERPLAY.
Mounted patr0imon should b.
provided for the residence districts
The telegraph system should be
improved
city ENGINEER THOMsON's
RECOMMENDATIONS
Street improvements should be ~
"A permanent nature. commemorate
with the rapid growth Of the city.
ReFradca should be- ~ radical az
the property can stand
Granite block pavement should be
used on the streets sustaining most
traffic. brick pavement on others
and aspha ait pavement in the resi-
dcnco Hectiona.
Attention should be paid to the
opening Of new streets across the
tide lands aud the construction Of
pleasure drives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

Five million dollars In gold Is on
is way from New York 20 Seattle
% Do transported on the kanagawa
Maru. the Japanese liner. which
will sail from this port for the
Orient on January Il. This money
Is a part Of the proceeds OF the sale
Of war houds issued by the Japan
ese government and sold In the New
York markets
The shipment left New York re
Gently and will reach this city sew
enl DAYS before the big steamer
sails Il is understood that the
money viii be In Seattle on the date
Of the arrival OF the kauaEava and
may be put aboard her Immediately.
The local express eampasnies dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
FIoHTlNo ON Shake RIVER

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. s.-The
japanese yesterday resumed hoatfl-
flies on the shakhe river. according
% dispatches from Nukdep and
Hatbin.
Cen. oku's armT uaapod north Of
shahoru advanced m wedge
shaped formation open the Russian
lines
EussIarH abandoned aeyraI trench
- and recently fl-uHad positions
south o. PaHapu lr4 ing the Jap
anese after them
When the Russians had the en-
envy In what proved 10 b. trap
they turned on the japanese and
inflicted great loss aHd forced the
japanese % retreat from the POSI-
toms they had taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
WAR AFFECTS
SEATTLE

The war between Russia and
Japan has already cost Seattle ap-
FORTUNATELY $1,000 O0o lu trade
This 10 shown b. Harburmaatef
Jensen in the report for the Il
months Of the past year. filed with
the council last night lie states
that chiefly on account Of the var
the foreign imports % this city have
fallen off sig2sl asi over those Of
1903. the loss tn exports being 81
$1,000.
The coaatwiae and Alaaka trade
increased. The imports exceeded
those Of 1908 BY more than 5000
0O0 and the exports BY more than
81 600 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

owners who win oppose the I'M
proyement when Il comes before
the Htret committee. The improve
ment Provides for tho grading OF
Grand boulevard from Thirteenth
avenue west o. Twenty fourth av-
eune west and "a large number Of
adjacent and Intervening streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
MARKS BEFORE COMMISSION

AFihUr M8TkH, q Young INN VINO
~ well known in this city. ia being
examined by an Insanity commits
sion IN the superior court this AZ
tenoon and Il is his own wish that
he be committed TO an asylum. Ills
family b. convinced that he Is not
responsible for his acts. az he has
recently been involved I'm financial
difficulties. occasioned by his giving
worthless checks. and seems 10 be
absolutely unable 70 avoid doing 20.
Two prominent physicians have cx-
amiued him and are convinced that
he Is demented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
DO THE WOMEN TELL
BIGGER LIES THAN
THE MEN DO?

a rule entitled 90 the palm for the most
prolific and aucceasful manufac ture Of untruths7
pr Allen Macauo Hamilton. the famous aeulst In acen=
the Chadwick has publicly declared that II
much harder for 90 lie successfully
backing BY he claims natural psych
illogical explanation
trouble brewing Tor the daring sclenta
FOR up the whole country about H.
The published I'M Hamiitona Wholesale
worthy ana faithful followers OF
men yesterday The offered It's
the best defense Of
first prize q SO the
submits and the prize Of g. to De
who In the best defense OF the
acty OF tho opposite
beginning 10 arrive The Star Of
having BY the morning mail The first OF
be published u The star tomorrow
Letters the contest must be written side Of the
paper only go words length The writ
be signed. but viii be with
held n requested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
RECOMMENDATIONS OF PREsI
DENT LOuGHARY. or THE
HEALTH BOARD

Until a reorganization Of the
health department Is made. the
health officers salary should be in
creased go that he could afford 70
devote his entire time % his public
duties. 10 give the department a bet
ter standing and a proper head;
The health department should be
rcorRauized TO produce the proper
results. the charter being amended
90 give The mayor power 20 appoint
three or more medical men 10 serve
on the board Of health whose duties
are
/ To arbItrute all matters per
tanning to the department.
2 To be the eustodiana 81 III e
necessary funds for the maintenance
Of the department for a year. with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
RUSSIANS LEARN or DISASTER

ST PETERSBURG. jan. 3.-The
censor today permitted the uewapa-
pera To publish the news ~ the fall
q Port Arthur. no mention 81 which
Wa made ia yesterday papers.
FuIl recognition D. given tho he-
roiFm ~ the defenders while m,
bravery o. the Japanese Is spoken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
BIG GRADING IMPROVEMENT

Councilman Murphy last night
introduced n resolution providing
for a large street grading improve
meut in the Interplay district. There
VIII probably be several property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. at ia
officially denied that an attempt
was made on the life Of the czar
The emperor passed Minisll at 40
O'Clock this afternoon Miuisk is
I35 miles west OF Moscow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

curing peace with the United States
as an Intermediary. also that the
United States will make NO al
yanecs In the latter without "a re-
quest from both parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
KATY FLYER"
WRECKED

CIV cetHHnH NcWs ass NJ
SEnAIIA. Mo, Jan. 3.-Tha
southboHnd Missouri. Kansas g
Texas Flyer was wrecked near
Franklin. Howard county. early
this mornig
The baggage car and three
coaches were ditchCd. A huge
boulder rolling down from the bluff
onto the track caused the wreck.
Five persons were injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
NO ATTEMPT ON
CzAR'S LIFE
my serlpps News Ass.nt

LONDON. Jan "A dispatch
from St Petersburg states that a
rumor is current al the Russian
capital that an attempt on the life
Of the ear has been made al his
villa. There is no confederation Of
the rumor.